A New Heart
You can know theology and be arrogant, but you cannot know God and be arrogant! Knowledge makes arrogance, but love edifies.
Qualities of a Good Christian Leader
Christian leaders are not supposed to rely on their position as the basis for their leadership. Good, Christian leadership is not position based; it is character based.
Free From Condemnation
Many of us remain anxious that the promise of being justified is too good to be true. As a result, we allow feelings of shame, fear, and condemnation to continually hold us back or keep us stuck. But through Christ, you are really are FREE!
Presentable
The world says we must perform and appear a certain way to be presentable. But it is only in Christ that we are presentable to the Father.
Meditation
One of the most powerful aspects of our humanity is the ability to choose what we think about. That’s why Freedom in Christ promotes stronghold busting (mediation) as a means of mind and life transformation.
A Child's Prayer
We are all God’s children and we all have the same access to our Heavenly Father. By encouraging individuals to seek God’s wisdom by asking Him directly, we are immediately connecting them with God in the process.
Ideas have Consequences
Ideas change people, which in turn changes their beliefs, then actions, and the whole social environment.
A New Position in Christ
Being alive “in Christ” is the basis for every aspect of the Christian life. As believers, we are not trying to become children of God, we are already children of God who are in the process of becoming like Christ.
Acceptance
What difference does acceptance make in our daily lives? Why is it so important? Let’s take a look at why it is one of the key items addressed in any discussion of identity in Christ.
An Entirely New Self
Why do you need the nature of Christ within you? So you can be like Christ, not just act like Him. Only after He changes your identity and makes you a partaker of His nature will you be able to change your behavior.
Our Unity with Christ (Repost)
The eternal life we received at salvation was the eternal life of Christ, which included eternity past and eternity future. We are identified with every aspect of Christ’s eternal life because we are united with Him, and the eternal life we have in Christ sets us free from the power of sin and death.