Rediscover the Gospel

This third session of "The Love of God Series" goes throughout the whole Old Testament and shows how God entered in relation with different friends (Enoch, Noah, Abraham) and prophets, and finally with a people (the people of Israel) through which He was going to fulfill the promise of salvation, that He gave to man in Genesis.

This second session from "The Love of God Series" describes the person of wisdom from Proverbs 8 who was God's daily delight and who's daily delight were the sons of men. Then it talks about the Fall of the first people into sin, and about the promise of God for salvation given to man right after the Fall.

This first session from "The Love of God Series" describes all the small details of how God created the planet Earth, simply for our pleasure and enjoyment, because of His great love for us, humans.

"The Covenant Representative" message talks about the differences between a covenant and a contract, describes the elements of a blood covenant in the Old Testament, and then makes a parallel between the blood covenant made by David and Jonathan, with Mephibosheth being the beneficiary after his father Jonathan died, and the blood covenant made by the Father God and Jesus Christ, with us, the new...

This individual message entitled "Understanding Faith" begins with answering the question of why do we need to understand faith, then continues with giving a definition of faith, and finally outlines 5 truths about faith: (1) strong faith doesn’t consider the opposing circumstances; (2) faith is for the present life; (3) faith is for overcoming; (4) fear is faith in the negative; (5) strong faith...

This message debunks the idea that Paul's thorn was a physical sickness in his body meant to keep him humble. As a result, Paul's thorn cannot be used as an argument that physical healing is not a right of believers, included in the Gospel.

This thirteenth session of "The New Creation Series" illustrates the effects of a new creation mindset in 5 areas of the believer's spiritual life: (1) prayer; (2) worship; (3) fasting; (4) the reading of the Word; (5) giving.

This twelfth session of "The New Creation Series" depicts 2 more things that are part of the new creation's inheritance: (1) divine prosperity and success; (2) freedom from generational curses.

This eleventh session of "The New Creation Series" depicts 8 things that are part of the new creation's inheritance: (1) no condemnation; (2) sanctification; (3) complete authority over the devil; (4) physical health and ability to heal the sick; (5) ability to raise the dead; (6) supernatural peace; (7) supernatural abundant joy; (8) supernatural wisdom.

This tenth session of "The New Creation Series" outlines five truths about the new creation in Christ: (1) the new creation is one with the Trinity (the Father, Jesus Christ/The Word, and the Holy Spirit) in essence and nature, but not in roles; (2) the new creation is the Word of God; (3) the new creation has the glory of God; (4) the new creation is king and priest; (5) the new creation is the l...

This ninth session of "The New Creation Series" points out the differences between being under the Law vs. being under Grace, talks about why the new creation is no longer under the Law and how does that look like (what does it mean), and it also describes some wrong and right motivations for holiness under Grace.

This eighth session of "The New Creation Series" brings biblical support that genuine believers in Christ can never lose their salvation. Moreover, it attempts to answer the most common biblical objections to believers' eternal security of salvation.

This seventh session of "The New Creation Series" talks about 2 topics: (1) the believers’ eternal freedom of condemnation, as shown in Romans 8:1-2, as well as the possible subtle and unqualified additions to this passage; and (2) the theme of confession of sins in the Bible.

This sixth session of "The New Creation Series" talks about why do Christians still sin after salvation, since they died to sin once and for all, when they were born again. Moreover, it describes the major negative effects of sinful actions and teaches how can Christians get rid of sinful actions and habits.

This fifth session of "The New Creation Series" gives some definitions of sin and flesh and unfolds what it means to be dead to sin as a new creation, and not have a sinful nature anymore. In the end, it explains how born again believers die only once at the moment of salvation and not daily.

This fourth session of "The New Creation Series" provides the biblical support for believers in Christ being made righteous in their spirit's nature, discusses positional vs. practical (behavioral) righteousness, and describes the legal status and the vital state of humanity (believers in Christ) after salvation.

This third session of "The New Creation Series" attempts to bring more light to the way in which the great exchange from the cross happened: Jesus became sin and the new creation in Christ became righteousness.

This second session of "The New Creation Series" talks about the significant change that took place in Lucifer and Adam when they fell into sin, in regards to the substance of their nature (or vital state), and just legal standing before God.

This first session of "The New Creation Series" talks about eternal life, spiritual death, the heavenly places, and who we are, as new creations, in Christ, in the heavenly places.