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Tag Archives: Salvation
The Mission
What has always struck me when I first encountered God is that, in those life-changing interactions, my sins never came up. This was long before I knew Him as a Father. I found that He never deals in shame or … Continue reading
Posted in Father Heart of God, Grace, Love
Tagged Christianity, Good News, Good Shepherd, Ministry of reconciliation, Salvation, transformation
5 Comments
The Day that changed everything
This Sunday we will celebrate the Day that changed the world forever. It’s the Day that brought our freedom and restored us to our original identity. In John’s account, we see Jesus talking about what He’s about to do, giving … Continue reading
Posted in Freedom, Grace, Love, Worship
Tagged Christianity, Death and resurrection, Death in His grave, Easter, Good Friday, Jesus, Redemption, Salvation
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How to keep a vibrant faith
How do we live a consistent vibrant faith? To be vibrant means to be full of energy and enthusiasm. The etymology for the word, enthusiasm, is instructive. It’s directly from Late Latin enthusiasmus, from Greek enthousiasmos, meaning: “divine inspiration”…from enthousiazein … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Father Heart of God, Identity, Rest of God, Sonship, Worship
Tagged Abba Father, Christianity, Jonathan David Helser, Personal testimony, Salvation, transformation
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Rescued from an empty and futile life
In at least one way, 2020 has been a gift to us. It’s gotten us all off our daily hamster wheel and allowed us to get some fresh perspective about our lives. Which makes it interesting that we’re wearing masks! … Continue reading
Posted in Freedom, Heaven on earth, Identity, Love
Tagged Christianity, Eternal life, Eternal Purpose, Hope, Jesus, Nihilism, Salvation
16 Comments
Mariah’s story IS the Gospel
Bill Johnson once said, “A man who has an encounter is never at the mercy of a man with an argument.” I’ve always loved that statement because it expresses the difference between authentic Christianity and empty religion. In this case … Continue reading
Posted in Freedom, Love
Tagged Christianity, God Encounter, Jesus, Personal testimony, Salvation, The Gospel, transformation
17 Comments
What difference does Jesus make?
I’ve read a lot of articles and watched videos by apologists and preachers trying to explain to us why Jesus matters. It usually takes on the form of logical arguments, historical proofs, and theological answers to questions that, frankly, many … Continue reading
Posted in Love
Tagged Binge Jesus, Christianity, Easter, Salvation, The Chosen TV series, The Good News, Why Jesus matters
11 Comments
Our faith is based in the miraculous
Our faith is based in the God of miracles, not in what we think is possible. I was struck by this truth as I was reading Romans 4 this morning. Paul goes to great lengths to say that, like Abraham, … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Worship
Tagged Abraham, Christianity, Jesus, Justification, Miracles, Resurrection, Salvation
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The Glorious Good News
I’ve been reading Colossians lately, which is a great letter to help us understand what Paul calls “….the glorious news I preach all over the world.” (Col.1:23c TPT). But what struck me about this is that, while there are some … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Identity, Sonship
Tagged Christianity, Intimacy with God, Jesus, New Creation, Salvation, The Good News, The Gospel
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Why we still need reformation
We need to stop starting God’s story with the fall. God’s story starts with, “In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. (John 1:1), which is about God in relationship. We … Continue reading
Posted in Father Heart of God, Reformation, Sonship, Theology
Tagged atonement, Christianity, Jesus, Reconciliation, Salvation, The Good News
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The ultimate meaning of Christmas
When we think of the Christmas holiday, we think of family. This is appropriate because God, first and foremost, is a Father who has a Son He has loved from eternity. Moreover, His eternal purpose was to have many sons … Continue reading
Posted in Father Heart of God, Identity, Sonship
Tagged adoption, Christianity, Christmas, Jesus, Salvation, Trinity
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