A person who believes in Jesus as their risen Lord is born again and filled by God, Who is the Holy Spirit. He dwells in us by his “gift” of holy spirit. It is also called the “spirit of Christ,” because we have all the authority, inheritance, and blessings that Christ bought for us. So what are we to do with God’s “unspeakable gift”? We can show it forth the way that our Father wants us to.
A person who believes in Jesus as their risen Lord is born again and filled by God, Who is the Holy Spirit. He dwells in us by his “gift” of holy spirit. It is also called the “spirit of Christ,” because we have all the authority, inheritance, and blessings that Christ bought for us. So what are we to do with God’s “unspeakable gift”? We can show it forth the way that our Father wants us to.
Open your eyes! The spiritual battle rages around us. But you can’t see the enemy with your physical eyes. Nor can you see Jesus standing at the Father’s right hand with your physical eyes, or any angelic warriors fighting FOR you. But they are real. And so is the adversary, and his forces. Let’s open our eyes and stay in the fight.
Romans
Sherry and I were talking about three super important things to remember today! WE HAVE Christ’s peace, Christ’s word, and our Lord’s name! That gives us THE VICTORY each day.
“Over is really under.” Here is a wonderful truth from the scriptures:
Being FREE in Christ, we can love ANYONE with God’s love.
WE have authority over evil spirits. They are spiritually BENEATH OUR FEET because we are born again and share in all of the accomplished works of our risen Lord, Jesus Christ.
Bible historians say Paul wrote 1 Corinthians around AD 55, during his third missionary journey, while ministering in Ephesus. You can see this from Acts 19:1—20:1 and with the epistle itself [16:8,9]. Paul started the church at Corinth during his second missionary journey [Acts 18:1–17] between AD 50 to 52, staying there for about 18 months.
Some GOOD NEWS for today! God gave us each a body full of soul life to steward and care for. We are also stewards of God’s mystery, the one body of Christ.