Your Place Of Grace Podcast with Anthony Sluzas

Someone once said, “The Church’s future lies not in reforming society, but in reforming itself.” As 1 Peter 4:17 says, judgment should begin at the house of God. Only a repentant church can endure and win an unrepentant world. Satan is feverishly working today in seminaries, ministries, and churches to pull people away from trusting in the living Word of God. The reason apostasy is so dangerous is because it is an inside job.

Christ’s authority being imputed to us through the blood means that whatever we bind and loose on earth shall be bound and loosed in heaven, and hell shall not prevail (Matthew 18:18). Everything that we do in the realm of spiritual warfare, we realize in a flow of the provision of the blood of the Cross.

Believers everywhere are under persecution like never before. How prepared do you feel to face danger or even death? What promises from God’s Word would silence your fears and give you the courage you need? Rest in Jesus, who promised to never to leave or forsake us.

Yes, there is a Heaven to gain and a Hell to shun. The choice between the two is yours alone. (Matthew 18:1-14)

If you have ever contemplated “ending it all,” please get quiet, open your Bible, prayerfully listen, and learn how much God loves you.

Can you name a particular promise that God has given you? When is the last time you claimed a promise from God? What blessings came of that? Is it time to do it again?

As you evaluate your life and your home over the past year, what areas do you need to change so you can experience God’s blessings? What can you do to assure that the Lord and His glory are the priority for you and your family?

Yes, it’s true when the Bible says that “we possess this precious gift in earthen vessels!” Here’s how we can glorify God in and through our lives…

You still have so much to be thankful for. Stop griping.

How many times have you confessed the same sin to the Lord, and each time you feel sorry and tell Him you won’t do it again? Yet deep inside, you doubt that you’ll follow through. We’ve all been there, haven’t we? Perhaps the problem is that despite our confessions, we haven’t entered into genuine repentance.