Messages from the
Word of God.

This message describes the birth of Jesus as a tactical spiritual conflict where God's sovereignty and supernatural protection preserved the Messiah's humanity against Satan’s attempts to "devour" Him. This event followed a precise prophetic timeline found in Daniel and Revelation, ultimately leading to a voluntary sacrifice that provides redemption and victory for believers through Christ’s power.

The sermon defines Jesus as the "Lord of hosts," the eternal commander of armies who entered a hidden spiritual battle at His birth to fulfill literal kingdom promises for Israel. While Satan sought to destroy Him as the "King of Glory". This plan backfired when Jesus’ rejection and death allowed Him to become the "Lord of Glory" for the Church.

Satan created genetic hybrids called Nephilim to occupy Canaan and block God's promises to Abraham. In response, God mandated that Israel systematically exterminate these lines, demonstrating His sovereign power over demonic strategies. The conflict concludes with God’s total victory, involving the final annihilation of these perversions and the eternal preservation of the nation of Israel.

Satan attempted to thwart God's promise by corrupting Cain and perverting humanity through spirit beings. This resulted in the Nephilim and the confinement of fallen angels in Tartarus. Ultimately, the sermon highlights God’s absolute sovereignty, assuring that He always preserves His word and wins. (Audio Missing)

Christ’s primary focus and dedication are directed toward the Church, for whom He intercedes and provides protective discipline. Believers are encouraged to frame their minds with these divine priorities by focusing on the sanctity and maturity of the local church while living as a testimony to the unsaved world.

This message emphasize that Jesus’ work after His resurrection, involving multiple ascensions to perform specific tasks for both the nation of Israel and the church. These essential tasks included presenting his incorruptible blood in the heavenly holy of holies to satisfy the Father, and descending into Sheol to release Old Testament saints by leading captivity captive. Ultimately, His resurrection and subsequent actions established the "one new man" of the church, providing spiritual gifts and the guaranteed promise of eternal life to all who believe.

The message argues that Jesus was crucified on a Wednesday rather than a Friday to fulfill the biblical requirement of being in the heart of the earth for exactly three days and three nights. The message distinguishes between a general "resurrection of the dead" and a specific "resurrection out from among the dead," which is a mystery that allows believers to rise into eternal life.

Biblical anthropology identifies man as a tripartite being composed of a physical body, an emotional soul, and a self-aware spirit. Believers partake in the divine nature by sharing the mind of Christ, utilizing spiritual mental attitudes that originate in the spirit to govern their feelings. This alignment empowers the spirit to control the soul and body, allowing the believer to overcome the sin nature and manifest Christ likeness in their daily lives.

Believers bear supernatural fruit by abiding in Christ, which involves restricting their minds to their positional identity as God perceives them. The Holy Spirit enables this Christ likeness by filling human inabilities through a personal relationship and the application of divine truth.

Spiritual maturity requires making biblical distinctions, rejecting the premise that all Scripture is for current practice. While all is "God-breathed" and profitable, believers must categorize truths instead of viewing them as identical. Through the indwelling Spirit, Christians examine the Word for its specific value, similar to a CSI investigator. By training spiritual perception, believers move from basic milk to strong meat, learning to distinguish beneficial doctrine from legalism to produce much fruit.