WINDOW TO FAITH

In this podcast, we discuss *Third Day Sons of God* by Prophet Kobus van Rensburg, focusing on the significance of the third day—Christ's resurrection. Van Rensburg emphasizes that Jesus’ death and resurrection were not just for salvation but to bring forth mature sons of God who reflect His fullness. 

The third day symbolizes the transition from suffering to glory, calling believers to rise in the power that raised Christ. We are to live as manifested sons of God, filled with His glory, empowered to reflect His light and authority in the world.

In this podcast, we discuss Prophet Kobus van Rensburg's YouTube message *"Sons are like stars."* The video contrasts two types of sons: those bound by the "dust" of the natural world and those like "stars," representing spiritual, promised lives. Kobus uses the stories of Abraham's sons to illustrate how believers can choose between living in the flesh or embracing their spiritual identity. He emphasizes that God's plan is for us to rise from our struggles, like Joshua and Job, and live in abundance and dominion as "stars," fulfilling His promises.

In this podcast, we discuss the YouTube video *"Faith to be Sons"* by Prophet Kobus van Rensburg. The message highlights how Moses, by faith, saw the "invisible" and left Egypt behind, not fearing the wrath of the king. This act of faith in the unseen is a key theme, encouraging believers to focus on God's promises rather than present struggles.

Kobus emphasizes that true faith looks beyond physical circumstances to the unseen spiritual reality. By not looking back, as the Israelites did, we can enter the promises of God and embrace our identity as sons and daughters of God. He challenges us to shift our focus from visible problems to the invisible promises of God, unlocking our potential to live as mature, perfected sons of God, reflecting the life of Christ.

The video concludes with the call to take that "one step further," into sonship, allowing the glory of Christ to be manifested in our lives for the world to see.

In this podcast, we discuss the YouTube video *"Expecting Sons"* by Prophet Kobus van Rensburg. The video focuses on how trials lead to greater spiritual maturity, using Job’s story as an example. Despite Job's suffering, God restored him with even more blessings, illustrating that the "end of the Lord" is about new beginnings and prosperity.

Kobus highlights Jeremiah 29:11, reminding us that God has a hopeful and prosperous future planned for us. He emphasizes that creation is waiting for the sons of God to be revealed, and that we, as believers, are called to rise into our spiritual inheritance, following Christ’s example of suffering and victory. The message urges us to embrace our identity as sons and daughters of God and expect a life of divine purpose and blessing.

In this podcast, we talk about the YouTube video *"Sons are like stars"* by Prophet Kobus van Rensburg from the Spirit Word House channel. The video explores various biblical passages and encourages us to choose a spiritual path leading to abundance and fulfillment. It draws a powerful contrast between the "dust" of the natural world and the "stars" of a spiritual, promised life. The message highlights that God desires for us to live a life of abundance and dominion, as seen in the story of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden. However, this kind of life requires a spiritual awakening and a deep commitment to seeking God's will, with examples drawn from the lives of Joshua and Job. The video concludes with a call to rise up and embrace our spiritual destiny, using inspiring passages from Psalms and Isaiah to emphasize transformation.

In this episode, we discuss Andrew Wommack's sermon from *Basics of Righteousness Part 8*. Andrew focuses on the importance of being spiritually minded, emphasizing that faith is not about believing in something imaginary but trusting in the unseen spiritual realities revealed through God's Word. He shares insights from Hebrews 11:1, explaining that faith provides evidence of what is already real in the spiritual realm. We also explore the story of Elisha in 2 Kings 6, illustrating how our spiritual eyes need to be opened to perceive God's protection and provision, even when we cannot see it physically.

In this episode, we discuss Andrew Wommack's sermon from *Basics of Righteousness Part 7*. Andrew emphasizes that, as believers, we already have the **fruit of the Spirit** within us, including love, joy, and peace. He explains how these fruits are not something we have to strive for but are part of our new nature in Christ. We also delve into how walking in the Spirit, rather than the flesh, allows us to live in harmony with God’s nature, impacting our daily attitudes, decisions, and relationships, making us more like Jesus.

In this episode, we talk about Andrew Wommack's sermon from *Basics of Righteousness Part 6*. He explains how, as believers, we receive the **mind of Christ** and access to God's wisdom when we're born again. A key focus is on the power of **praying in tongues**, which allows our spirit to communicate divine mysteries directly with God. We discuss Andrew’s personal stories and insights into how praying in tongues has brought supernatural understanding in his life and how we, too, can unlock God's wisdom through this practice.

In this episode of **"Basics of Righteousness Part 5"**, Andrew Wommack explores a profound biblical truth about faith: that every believer has already been given the same **faith of Jesus Christ**. He challenges the common notion that believers lack faith and need more, emphasizing instead that through salvation, we have received the same powerful faith that Jesus Himself had. Wommack unpacks Romans 12:3 and Galatians 2:20 to highlight how faith is not something we need to attain, but something we already possess in full measure. By acknowledging this truth and renewing our minds to it, we can tap into the power already residing within us to see supernatural results. He encourages believers to expect more from their faith and to align their mindset with the spiritual reality of what they have been given in Christ.

In this podcast episode, we delve into Andrew Wommack's teaching on the "Basics of Righteousness" from Part 3 of his series. We discuss the transformation that occurs in the believer's spirit after being born again, where the spirit is made perfect, righteous, and sealed by the Holy Spirit, untouched by sin. Wommack challenges traditional beliefs about losing salvation due to sin, explaining that while sin affects the body and soul, the spirit remains holy. We explore how understanding our identity in Christ leads to living a holy life, not out of fear, but because of love and the new nature we receive in Christ.