Discover your new identity in Christ.
Your New Identity in Christ: Embracing the Transformative Power of Jesus finished work. Introduction In the journey of faith, understanding our true identity in Christ…
Category: The unfinished side
12 Judges,12 Disciples and your salvation.
Jacob had 12 sons, The book of Judges has 12 Judges and Jesus had 12 disciples. What significance do these events have on your salvation today under t…
Adam’s fig leaf ,Jesus fig tree and your salvation.
In Mark 11 Jesus curses a fig tree because the fig tree had no figs on it when He was hungry, even though it was not the season for figs.Why did Jesus…
What curse did Jesus crown of thorns destroy?
Adam was told that because he listened to the voice of his wife the soil that he worked on to produce a living would be cursed and forever produce tho…
The Christians Kingdom Conundrum.
Jesus replies in Luke 17:20-21 to the question asked “When will your kingdom come” that the kingdom is within you.This creates an immediate confli…
Will God forgive our sin if we do not forgive others?
Jesus says in Matthew 6:15 NKJV But if you do not forgive men their trespasses, neither will your Father forgive your trespasses.Yet Paul says in Colo…
5 differences between a contract and a covenant.
5 Differences Between a Contract and a Covenant: Understanding Through Jesus’ Finished Work. In today’s world, contracts are ubiquitous—they define our business transactions, employment terms,…
The two sides of the BetterBible.
The Finished Side vs The Unfinished Side: Exploring The Better Bible
In the realm of The Better Bible, there are two distinct sides: the finished sid…
Why the beatitude’s of Jesus are a killer sermon for Christians?
Jesus beatitudes are probably in the top 10 quoted teachings of Jesus preached in the body of Christ worldwide.Christians try their utmost to apply th…
The difference between content vs context when reading your bible.
Whenever Christians open their bibles to read, the important thing to always take into consideration is ,what is the context of the passage vs believing…