Christ as Sanctification
In this category, you'll find videos discussing sanctification. It is crucial to get this right: Our sanctification is a Person, not a process! Sanctification is something accomplished by Christ and is ours because of our union with Him. Our teaching stresses the enjoyment of the benefits of the sanctification Christ accomplished, which is scripturally referred to as “washing and renewing” in contrast to traditional teachings that teach “progressive sanctification” as a matter of striving and commandment keeping, or what Paul would call, “seeking to be perfected in the flesh.” Renewal is enjoyed in fellowship with Christ which is made effectual through the “acknowledging of every good thing that is in us in Christ.”
The Famous 'Love' Teachings That Make Everyone So Mad
This content emphasizes the theological idea that true Christian love, rooted in faith in Jesus Christ, is not something we generate in ourselves but is God's love shed abroad in our hearts.
The Function Of The Spirit In The Epistles
The crucial role of the Spirit - transitioning believers from the law to a new life in Christ.
Sanctification By Grace Through Faith
The main theological idea is that sanctification is a completed work of God through Christ, not a self-driven process, emphasizing reliance on God's grace, understanding our identity in Christ, and walking in the Spirit, while challenging the belief in progressive sanctification and reliance on the law.
Book Study: Phillippians, Christ as Satisfaction - the Reality of Salvation
Supplied with the Spirit of Jesus Christ to be our satisfiaction so that we can say, "for me to live is Christ!"
1 John - Bad teaching on Fellowship based on 1 John 1:9 destroys any semblance of 'Sanctification' it Advocates!
Untangling the false traditional teaching that uses 1 John 1:9 to put believers on 'fellowsihp probation'. 1 John does not describe practices for believers. It is amazing how subtly the enemy works to make people think that they have to work to earn fellowship with God!
Christ-Centric Spirituality
Emphasizes Christ's centrality - Christ being our life and the focus of God's intention. Christ centric spirituality's influence on concepts of personal relationship, spiritual growth, discernment, obedience, and holiness. Warns against false teachings and underscores understanding and experiencing Christ's redemption.
Divine love versus human love
Emphasizes divine love's transformative power, faith in Jesus Christ, righteousness through faith, and fellowship based on mutual love and belief, highlighting a shift from self to Christ-centeredness.
Divine Union and Discipline for Growth
Explores abiding in Christ, and the training / discipline of God to bring us back to the simplicity in Christ as well as the significance of the second birth for the Kingdom of God, and the nourishment of our new spiritual life in Christ.
Union with Christ: The Power of Death and Resurrection
Focuses on believer's identity in Christ, Gospel's transformative power, significance of Christ's death/resurrection, spiritual growth, and freedom from condemnation.