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WHAT IS FAITH, REALLY? Faith is a word we use constantly in Christianity. We talk about having faith, walking by faith, praying in faith, and trusting God. But what does faith actually mean? For much of my life, I thought I understood…
We Often Receive the Fruit of Our Agreement In my own experience, I have noticed something that I cannot easily dismiss: more often than not, my prayers seem to be answered in remarkable alignment with what I actually expected when I prayed.…
A workshop on what expectation reveals about faith, prayer, agreement with God's Word, and the fruit of what has taken root.
Redemptive death is presented as the end of self-preservation and independent self-rule, opening into union, freedom, and abundant life.
The train analogy frames the restored order of spirit, soul, and body, with the Spirit leading and the renewed mind agreeing.
The anointing is considered in relation to feeling, perception, and acting from what God has said rather than waiting for a sensation.
A meditation on cleansing from all unrighteousness and learning to live from the finished work rather than from recurring self-condemnation.
The blood and body of Christ are considered together in remission, healing, and the completeness of the New Covenant.
Communion is explored as participation, union, abiding, and covenant identification—not merely a ritual separated from the life of Christ.
A discussion of confession, identity, and the “I AM” statements that shape which account of reality governs our lives.
An examination of double-mindedness and the “yeah but” voice that lets fear, circumstances, or competing conclusions govern instead of God’s word.
A conversation about asking boldly, refusing to preempt God’s answer, and approaching grace through Christ’s righteousness rather than self-measurement.
