Your Place Of Grace Podcast with Anthony Sluzas

Reincarnation is a belief that extends back many centuries which holds that one must return to repay some debt through successive lives. People believe that there is a need to improve themselves and be what they have not been in the past. Those who believe in this concept often think this is novel and clever, but they are walking in delusion. Satan is the master deceiver and trusting in this concept is an error and ultimately, dangerous to one's eternal soul.

Let’s talk about a frequently abused passage in the Bible. This one is a “biggie” which sadly, many Christians, and yes, even atheists are quick to quote. But let’s examine what Jesus really said—in its proper context.

According to Genesis 6, the ancient world was so filled with wickedness and evil that God was grieved He had made mankind. Therefore, He decided to blot out every living creature on earth. But amid all the corruption, Noah “found favor in the eyes of the Lord” and was rescued from the destruction of the flood. Our world today is also filled with sin, corruption, and chaos. As Christians, we are called to walk as Noah did—in the favor of God. 

We live in a world that’s being persuaded there are no absolute moral truths. Because there are no standards, our society has become ungodly, immoral, unsafe, and worthy of God’s judgment. It’s time we turn from this dangerous situation and stand firmly, without compromise, for our biblical beliefs.

The virgin birth is inexplicable except as a miracle. There is no possible way for a virgin to have a baby, but with God, all things are possible!

We live in a world that’s being persuaded there are no absolute moral truths. Because there are no standards, our society has become ungodly, immoral, unsafe, and worthy of God’s judgment. It’s time we turn from this dangerous situation and stand firmly, without compromise, for our biblical beliefs.

Obeying God is always the right thing to do, but it often isn’t easy. When His assignments seem beyond our capabilities, we need courage and determination to follow through. Courage is the quality of mind and spirit enabling us to meet danger, opposition, or the challenges of life bravely, calmly, and decisively

Most of us have used the word “grace” with our experience of salvation. We correctly use the word as proof that you can’t earn your salvation. We show it’s what God does, and we receive what we call “God’s unmerited favor.” That’s the definition most believers received for the grace of God. It’s not an inaccurate definition, but neither is it a complete definition. 

 This world’s economic system, by all measures and predictors, is increasingly moving steadily toward its own collapse. This does not need to be our destiny in the short term, but the Book of Revelation seems to indicate that ultimately this will take place when Jesus comes again. In today’s podcast, we’ll look at principles for the church’s role in making a substantial difference in the world, and we will explore this through the example of Abraham, the father of the faith.

The Lord is calling us to make up our minds about the spiritual arena and to boldly declare war against the enemy of our souls. When you are confronted at the mental and emotional level, the Word of God says to fix your mind on Jesus, and He will keep you in perfect peace because you’ve chosen to trust in Him.