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“As a man thinks in his heart, so is he.” Proverbs 23:7. Your life is going the way your thoughts are going. You cannot consistently behave in ways that contradict the way you ultimately perceive yourself. Our identity determines our activity! When it comes to the subject of righteousness, it is vital for us as Believers to know that we were made righteous when we placed our faith in Jesus. Righteousness is a issue of identity, not activity. When you know that you are righteous, you will live right. Listen to this powerful teaching by Pastor Jason.
Listen to this powerful message by Pastor Jason as he talks about what it means to be blameless in Christ. If you are wondering how God can forgive you or if you live in constant shame then you need to hear this teaching. Enjoy!
Many people in the Church today think that God is punishing them because of sin. The truth is that that Jesus faced our punishment for sin when He was lifted up on the cross. According to Isaiah 53:5, “the chastisement (punishment) for our peace was upon Him”. Jesus paid the penalty for sin over 2000 years ago. This is a powerful message on what Jesus actually accomplished when He was lifted up on the cross. Listen and be revived today!
Many people think that love and wrath are polar opposites. Some believe that God was full of wrath in the Old Testament and that He is full of love in the New Testament. The truth is that there is only one God and he doesn't change! The New Testament talks about God's wrath being currently released on the Earth and it also talks about a wrath that is to come. The good news is that God is love and He is not wrath. We need a proper theology concerning God's wrath and we need to understand that wrath is an expression of God's love. This is a sermon that every person should hear!!











