Walking In The Living Word

Week Two of Our Journey to Freedom - Defeating Satan and This World

 I am hoping the message today will help us all to understand and discover the love of Gid, how God loves, how to love God, how to have a relationship with Him and then how to share that love with others.

Starting March 4th and going for 14 weeks Journey to Freedom, we are planning to start a podcast devotional study and include a song to go with it. The devotional is to help us to learn how to defeat Satan, the world and our own minds in breaking free of the things that have control over our thoughts and have us in prison in our minds. This week song is "Learning to Love Myself" by Kathy Nichole please look this song up and listen to it along with this message,

The Bible often mentions people being called by God for a specific ministry or service. Paul was called by Go, the Old Testament priests were called by God to their special work. To be called by God is to be chosen by God for certain purposes. So when God calls someone to a task or area, how does He do?

Obedience is a fundamental aspect of faith, reflecting our love for Him and aligning our lives with His will as revealed in Scripture. Obedience in the Bible is not merely about following rules; it is about hearing, trusting, and submitting God's authority. In essence, biblical obedience means to hear God's Word and act accordingly.

Lately, I have noticed how often I hold myself back because I don't feel ready. Not ready to speak. Not ready to lead. Not ready to respond when God seems to be pushing me forward into something He wants me to do. Somewhere along the way, I picked up the idea that obedience requires confidence first.

The rear view is a metaphor used in sermons to illustrate the importance of focusing on the present and future while being aware of the past. It is a reminder to not be distracted by the past, which can hinder one's progress and spiritual growth.

We have all heard the phrase, "God doesn't give us more than we can handle," especially when life is overwhelming. But what does this really mean? The phrase " God doesn't give us more than we can handle" is often linked to 1 Corinthians 10:13.

The Principle of Second Chances - I want to encourage you with a simple profound truth: failure is not the end - it can be the doorway to your calling. "So do not fear, for I am with you,do not be dismayed, for I am your God. I will strength you and help you; I will uphold you with my righteous right hand." Isaiah 41:10