In “Your Daily Bread,” Paul explains sanctification in Christianity. Sanctification means being set apart from sin and is key to salvation. It’s not about being perfect but changing direction away from sin. Paul highlights that true believers are transformed and no longer slaves to sin, walking in a new, righteous life through Christ’s sacrifice. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Paul from Your Daily Bread explains two important steps in a Christian’s journey: conversion and sanctification. Conversion is when you turn away from sin and become a new person in God. Sanctification is the ongoing process of becoming holier with the Holy Spirit’s help. Together, they show a believer’s true transformation and commitment to living a godly life. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Paul from Your Daily Bread explains sanctification as becoming more like Jesus and less sinful. It’s not separate from being justified, or made right with God. When you accept Jesus, you commit to following Him, which changes your actions. This journey helps you live righteously, setting you apart from sin and making you holy. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Paul from Your Daily Bread shares why it’s important to keep praying, just like the woman in the Bible who asked the judge for help. He says God loves when we pray, no matter how we sit or stand. Paul also tells Ezra’s story, showing that prayer can be full of feelings and honesty. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Paul, from Your Daily Bread, talks about how important it is to grow spiritually through prayer. He says that while it’s okay to pray for things we need, focusing on our spiritual needs is even more important because they last forever. Paul encourages us to pray for others and reminds us that everyone is on their own spiritual journey. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
The book of Acts tells how the early church grew from Jewish roots to include Gentiles. Peter and Paul played big roles in this change. Peter helped open the church to Gentiles, while Paul spread God’s word. The story of Cornelius shows that true connection with God comes from understanding and accepting His message, not just religious acts. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
This Bible study on Ephesians helps us discover our true identity and purpose in God’s plan. It teaches us the difference between living wisely with God and foolishly without Him. By accepting Christ, we gain wisdom and learn to live by God’s principles. This journey transforms us, guiding us to make choices that reflect our faith. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Paul, from Your Daily Bread, talks about sanctification, which means becoming more like Jesus. He explains that being a Christian is about changing inside and showing it outside by living a good life. This can be tough, as it means stopping bad habits and starting good ones. Paul encourages everyone to let their faith lead their actions. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Paul, from Your Daily Bread, shares how he bravely traveled to Jerusalem with donations from Gentile believers. His goal was to help poor Christians and ease tensions between Gentiles and Jews. Even though a prophet warned him of danger, Paul stayed committed to his mission, showing his strong faith and dedication to Christ’s teachings. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Paul, from Your Daily Bread, shares why unity and sacrifice matter in groups, especially in the Church. He highlights understanding truth before living it, using prayer and teaching. Paul explains how the Church unites everyone in Christ, breaking barriers between Jews and Gentiles, and discusses the challenge of reshaping Israel’s identity as a unique kingdom. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
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