Ken Legg

God calls us to Himself to learn and be established in Him. God sends us to others once we have been fully established/matured in the Gospel. This happens in stages. 

How do we live righteously without becoming legalistic? Paul teaches us who we are in Christ (our position) then exhorts us to outwork what God has put in us - to walk worthy.

We are blessed because we are righteous, not on the basis of our behaviour. The life of Abraham demonstrates this.

We are blessed because we are righteous, not on the basis of our behaviour. The life of Abraham demonstrates this.

We are blessed because we are righteous, not on the basis of our behaviour. The life of Abraham demonstrates this.

We are blessed because we are righteous, not on the basis of our behaviour. The life of Abraham demonstrates this. Yet, there are always consequences for sinful behaviour; but God never stops blessing us even when we make wrong choices. This message also looks at the relevance of Abraham and Sarah to believers. See more of Ken Legg’s teaching on www.kenlegg.com.au or sign up for FREE online grace...

This is the second part of a two-part series entitled 'Wholeness, Health and Healing. It looks at the common belief among many Christians today that we partake of communion to receive healing.

Many people are healed through prayer and the laying on of hands, etc. But in this teaching session you will discover how God also often works from the inside.

When Jesus was on trial before the Jewish leaders He said that it was their hour and the power of darkness. Yet, He also said it was His hour when He and the Father would be glorified. His life was never taken from Him. He laid it down of Himself. He was in complete control of the timing of His death.

It was custom to pour a few drops of perfume on a guest when he arrived at a house or when he sat to eat. But Mary broke the flask and poured the entire contents of it on Jesus. The perfume filled the air. It seemed wasteful. But she didn’t care what others thought, or about her reputation. Neither did she consider the cost. hers was extravagant worship.

The Greeks believed that God could not be moved by our suffering. They argued that if He could be affected emotionally by our afflictions then He could be manipulated and would not be in control. Jesus, who is the very image of God, showed how far from the truth this belief was. He is touched with the feelings of our infirmities. But even more can give corresponding grace for all our needs.

God qualifies the unqualified. But we have an enemy who seeks to disqualify us. Ken shares 3 channels he often uses for this purpose and shows how the truth will set us free. See more of Ken Legg’s teaching here http://www.kenlegg.com.au or sign up for FREE Online Grace Bible School https://www.onlinegracebibleschool.com

God is a covenant God. He relates to people on the basis of covenant. The Greek word for covenant is diatithemi = dia: between; tithemi: to set or place. A covenant is something placed between 2 parties to establish a relationship. So what has God placed between Him and us as the basis of our relationship?

Three times Paul referred to the gospel as 'my gospel'. Did he preach a different gospel to Jesus and the Apostles?

The subject of 'once saved, always saved' has been fiercely debated for centuries. Yet, as this video reveals, the dispute about eternal security was ended once and for all when the book of Hebrews was written. See more of Ken Legg’s teaching on YouTube or at https://newbeginningsgoldcoast.com.au or visit his website at http://www.kenlegg.com.au Sign up for FREE Online Grace Bible School https://w...

Ken speaks about the place of tongues and prophecy in the Church today, and what their purpose is. See more of Ken Legg’s teaching on www.kenlegg.com.au or sign up for FREE online grace Bible School http://www.onlinegracebibleschool.com

In the oldest book of the Bible we find the question that is asked in every age, 'If a man dies, shall he live again?' Jesus responds to this with the words, 'I am the resurrection and the life. He who believes in Me, though he may die, he shall live' (John 11:25 )

Jesus said that His sheep 'And I give them eternal life, and they shall never perish; neither shall anyone snatch them out of My hand. My Father, who has given them to Me, is greater than all; and no one is able to snatch them out of My Father’s hand. I and My Father are one”’ (John 10:28 -30). To argue against eternal security is to say the Jesus lied.

Jesus warned us that there would be thieves, robbers, hirelings and strangers who would harm God's sheep. But He is the Good Shepherd who not only protects the flock but lays down His life for the sheep.

'Do you believe in the Son of God?' is the most important question everyone has to answer.

Jesus' healing of the man born blind was a sign revealing His glory in our salvation. But the way He responded to this man's need was completely different to that of the disciples, the neighbours, his parents and the Pharisees. The way others treat you is not so important as the way Jesus treats you.

Our position is that we are 'in Christ'. Through faith, we are in the Spirit, free from the law. With the help of the Holy Spirit, holiness is the outworking of our righteousness in Christ.

The gifts are manifestations, i.e. a showing forth, making visible or making known, various aspects of the love and power of God. Nine gifts are listed which can be divided into three groups of three.

God lets us see our inability so we might depend on His ability. Don't do anything until you are baptized in the Spirit. Jesus was born of the Spirit, but at the age of 30 the Holy Spirit came upon Him. Then He began His ministry.

There are times when we don't know what to pray for. Christians are not immune from suffering, but we don't know what is best for us - deliverance or grace. The Holy Spirit helps us, teaches us and gives us heaven's perspective.