Made Sin
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NOTE: This week we will continue to study the subject of our spiritual union with Christ. Please see the previous posts in this series. Holy Spirit, we ask you to guide us into all truth, giving us a deeper understanding of what God has done for us through Christ. We thank you that the truths
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NOTE: This week we will continue our teaching on our spiritual union with Christ. Please see our previous posts dated 1/20 and 1/27 for Parts One and Two of this series. Let’s explore Paul’s revelation to understand how we, though once dead, now have eternal life. Everything changed when the eternal Word of God was
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Today, we’re going to broaden the focus of our series on healing to include both our physical and our spiritual salvation. Sin and sickness have always been intertwined, since both are the result of the fall. All of mankind’s ills: sin, sickness, poverty, and death began at the fall, when Adam and Eve were separated
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People use the term “god-forsaken” to describe some place or thing that is “miserable, wretched, desolate, and hopeless.” The phrase infers “abandonment” by God. But can any person, place or thing really be forsaken by God, since He is omnipresent? Amazingly, Jesus, the Word of God, the Author of Life, testified that He had been
His Heart, My Home 