Our Resolute Hope Podcast

Suffering. Part 4. Fitting Us for God’s Purposes.

Suffering can make us completely suited for God’s purposes in our lives, if we give our consent.  How do we consent?  The same way Jesus did – by willingly choosing to ‘listen under’ our Father.

Suffering. Part 3. A Deeper Look at the Savior.

Through His earthly suffering, Jesus learned to trust His Father fully, to represent Him clearly to others, and to be a sympathetic intercessor.  Suffering can accomplish the same things in our lives, too.

 

Suffering. Part 2. Christ’s Suffering. The Importance of Prokopto.

Lengthened by hammering and stretched into the perfect shape.  This is how Luke 2:52 described our Lord’s earthly life as He learned to trust His Father fully, just as we must do.

Suffering. Part 1. Why Do We Suffer?

Some pain feels like it won’t ever go away.  In these times, we must find God in a way we never knew Him, so we can get through what we can’t seem to get over.

When Your Church Doesn’t Teach the New Covenant. Part 5: We Are Ambassadors

Our role is to be such good representatives of God to this world that, when people meet us, they see His grace, truth, and life clearly.

When Your Church Doesn’t Teach the New Covenant. Part 4: The Importance of Others

Paul made a point to surround himself with a band of likeminded brothers and sisters who would support and encourage one another.

When Your Church Doesn’t Teach the New Covenant. Part 3: Lessons from Apostle Paul

Despite the persecution he suffered, how did Paul bring the good news of grace in Jesus Christ to those who needed to hear it?

When Your Church Doesn’t Teach the New Covenant. Part 2: Lessons from Our Savior

How did Jesus stay true to His mission when many opposed Him and refused to believe what He had to say?

When Your Church Doesn’t Teach the New Covenant. Part 1: The Importance of Attitude

Nowhere is our attitude more important than when we share Christ’s grace and freedom with those in bondage to law.

Pivotal Words – Attitude (part 2): Restoration. It’s Our Job

Restoring fellow saints who struggle and suffer requires an attitude of gentleness, one of calm and acceptance, comfort and assurance.  God exhibits this as He tenderly draws Adam and Eve to Himself and begins their restoration.