Baptism with the Holy Spirit 2016 – Part 1 – Salvation and Baptisms
Title: Salvation and Baptisms
Subject Matter: Over the years, I have found that there are many Christians that are unsure about the differences Read more
Tag: Gospel
Healing School Part 9 – Healing, Warfare, and the Kingdom
Title: Healing School Part 9 – Healing, Warfare, and the Kingdom
Subject Matter: In this class we look at healing as a part of the ongoing warfare between the Kingdom of God and the kingdom of darkness. We took time Read more
Healing School Part 4 – Our Commission
Title: Healing School Part 4 – Our Commission
Subject Matter: In this class we look at the times that Jesus sent out people as his representatives. We see that healing the sick was always a part of the instructions and the equipment. This includes the great commission, which applies to all believers. Read more
Foolish Galatians
Galatians 3:1-5
O foolish Galatians! Who has bewitched you that you should not obey the truth, before whose eyes Jesus Christ was clearly portrayed among you as crucified?
This only I want to learn from you: Did you receive the Spirit by the works of the law, or by the hearing of faith?—
Are you so foolish? Having begun in the Spirit, are you now being made perfect by the flesh?
Have you suffered so many things in vain—if indeed it was in vain?
Therefore He who supplies the Spirit to you and works miracles among you, does He do it by the works of the law, or by the hearing of faith?
Galatians is a letter that was written to some people that had become Christians as a result of Paul’s preaching in their region. When Paul first came to these people, he told them the good news about Jesus. Jesus had died for their sins, and now God was offering eternal life to them. They believed the message, accepted the offer, and were born again (John 3:3-8) into God’s family and kingdom. Read more
The Full Gospel part 2 – Grace and Faith vs Law and Religion
Christianity is about man relating to God through Christ. It is a relationship, not a religion. This relationship is part of the gospel message, and it is a result of what Christ did on the cross. In this teaching we explore the contrast between relating to God through religion, as opposed to relating to Him as our Father in heaven.
The Full Gospel part 2 – Grace and Faith vs Law and Religion (audio)
Title: The Full Gospel part 2 – Grace and Faith vs Law and Religion
Subject Matter: Christianity is about man relating to God through Christ. It is a relationship, not a religion. This relationship is part of the gospel message, and it is a result of what Christ did on the cross. In this teaching we explore the contrast between relating to God through religion, as opposed to relating to Him as our Father in heaven.
Speakers: Neal Leazer
Recorded December 30, 2015 at Spirit Filled Living – a local church in Apex, NC
You can download the audio by right-clicking on the following link: The Full Gospel part 2 – Grace and Faith vs Law and Religion
The Full Gospel Part 1 – Introduction
Subject Matter: Introductory teaching on the basic elements that make up what we call the “full gospel” followed by lots of questions and answers that cover a wide variety of related topics.
Speakers: Neal Leazer
Recorded November 18, 2015 at Spirit Filled Living – a local church in Apex, NC
The Full Gospel Part 1 – Introduction (audio)
Title: The Full Gospel Part 1 – Introduction
Subject Matter: Introductory teaching on the basic elements that make up what we call the “full gospel” followed by lots of questions and answers that cover a wide variety of related topics.
Speakers: Neal Leazer
Recorded November 18, 2015 at Spirit Filled Living – a local church in Apex, NC
You can download the audio by right-clicking on the following link: The Full Gospel Part 1 – Introduction
Sanctified
Growing up in church, one of the words I heard used from time to time that I didn’t really understand was “sanctified” or “sanctification.”
Based on the way I heard it used, I came to believe that sanctification meant something like this: “A change in behavior that occurs over time where the Christian sins less and less.” It was often referred to as “the process of sanctification.” Basically, it seemed to mean that you were growing in your ability to avoid sin, both externally and internally. Read more