Lead Nations Podcast

Sin made man naked. First reaction after sinning was covering up one's nakedness. Now sin has become part of life that nakedness is no longer an issue, but rather an asset to be seductively revealed.  

The life of every follower of Jesus Christ must reveal the nature of Jesus. That is the identity of a Christian.

Sometimes we begin to feel that certain things can never be possible. For example, an addiction, or deliverance from certain curses, or a victorious Christian life, all seem like an impossibility.  Even a breakthrough in your studies, job, or marriage can seem impossible. I promise you that there is a possibility in the midst of our impossibility. 

This is the sixth part in the series Sin, Sinner & Savior. When man began to indulge in sin, and that sin began to hurt God to an extent that God could not tolerate sin, God abandoned man to get drowned in sin and reap its consequences while alive on earth. 

This is the fifth part in the series Sin, Sinner, and Savior. Man sinned and became a sinner. God saved and became a Savior.

This is the fourth part in the series of Sin, Sinner & Savior. God created a world full of love, joy, and peace. God's heart is broken when he has to see how man turned it into a type of hell. God cannot tolerate sin. But God loves us.

This is the third part in the series of Sin, Sinner & Savior.  Man invited sin to be part of their life. Sin made man a sinner. 

This is the second part in the series of Sin, Sinner & Savior. Satan is the deceiver. He is the father of lies. His only purpose is to separate man from God. He deceived man into sinning. Initially, he thought he succeeded, but Jesus destroyed the powers of Satan and delivered man from the power of sin and Satan.

This is the first part in the series of Sin, Sinner & Savior. God did not create sin. Sin was not part of God's creation. God's creation was perfect and purposeful. It was a complete creation. But the disobedience of man brought in sin. Sin gave birth to all kinds of evil and imperfection.