For the next few podcasts Bobby and I will be discussing Bible Verses for Everyday Living. No matter what we are going through in life there are Bible Promises that we can grab hold of for strength, encouragement, hope,
Hope and Faith
Hope and Faith are connected.
Hebrews 11:1 NASBNow faith is the assurance of things hoped for, the conviction of things not seen.
Hebrews 11:1 AMPNow faith is the assurance (title deed, confirmation)
Hope That Does Not Disappoint
Romans 5:3-5 speaks on hope that does not disappoint. Hope knowing God loves you and has salvation for you.
Romans 5:1-5 NASB1Therefore, having been justified by faith, we
Conviction is a Gift from God
Conviction being a gift from God, should be obvious just by recapping some of the benefits of conviction. But before we do that, this look at the definitions/descriptions of conviction.ConvictionTo
The Bema Judgement, the Judgment Seat of Christ, the Judgment of the Christian
Condemnation comes from Satan to attack and condemn individuals. At the end of time God will pour out His wrath and condemn the
Condemnation comes from Satan AND will come from God to those without Christ, Rejecting Christ leads to eternal condemnation and punishment.
Throughout this series I have said Satan condemns and God, the Holy Spirit, convicts those
Why Do Individuals Reject the Conviction That Comes From God?
There are multiple reasons why individuals reject the conviction that comes from God. Sadly, the number one reason is they do not understand the benefits that
The Benefits of Conviction From God
There are multiple benefits that come from conviction of the Holy Spirit. Before we look at the benefits this look at the definitions of conviction.
What is
Condemnation does not make you better.
Condemnation
Condemnation Greek katakrima (kat-ak-ree-mah), an adverse verdict, damnatory sentence.There is no hope, the outcome is final-condemned. No way out of the punishment. Condemnation is filled
What is the difference between Condemnation and Conviction?
Condemnation
Condemnation Greek katakrima (kat-ak-ree-mah), an adverse verdict, damnatory sentence.There is no hope, the outcome is final-condemned. No way out of the punishment.