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Adam and Eve became dissatisfied with perfection. They believed they needed to be more like God when the truth was that they were already like God. Their hunger wasn't based in reality but in perception. Jesus' disciples weren't satisfied with Jesus. They said, Shew us the Father, and it sufficeth us (John 14:8). If Adam and Eve and Jesus' disciples could be dissatisfied with perfection, then certainly we can be dissatisfied with our imperfection.
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Adam and Eve became dissatisfied with perfection. They believed they needed to be more like God when the truth was that they were already like God. Their hunger wasn't based in reality but in perception. Jesus' disciples weren't satisfied with Jesus. They said, Shew us the Father, and it sufficeth us (John 14:8). If Adam and Eve and Jesus' disciples could be dissatisfied with perfection, then certainly we can be dissatisfied with our imperfection.
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You’d think it would have been easy for Jesus’s disciples to believe in Him—they got to see Him in the flesh. But that actually made it harder for them to perceive who Jesus really was. Philip even asked Jesus to show them the Father, not realizing that seeing Jesus was seeing the Father. The disciples connected with Jesus through their senses more than their spirits. We need to avoid that same misstep. If you want to see better results in your life, don’t approach God through your flesh and emotions. Instead, approach Him in spirit and in truth. Andrew addresses this pitfall in his new teaching, Are You Satisfied with Jesus? The Bible says that you can’t know God through the natural man (1 Cor. 2:14). That’s why we often feel unfulfilled or disconnected from God, and it’s why the things happening in the world often take our peace away. We’re listening to the flesh, not the spirit. Your spirit is perfect and complete the moment you become a new creation in Christ. We have to go beyond our feelings and emotions and seek Him in the spirit.
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Adam and Eve became dissatisfied with perfection. They believed they needed to be more like God when the truth was that they were already like God. Their hunger wasn't based in reality but in perception. Jesus' disciples weren't satisfied with Jesus. They said, Shew us the Father, and it sufficeth us (John 14:8). If Adam and Eve and Jesus' disciples could be dissatisfied with perfection, then certainly we can be dissatisfied with our imperfection.
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5 CD Album - Jesus commanded that you love others the way He loves you. Most Christians think that is impossible. That’s because you can’t give away what you don’t have.
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As seen on TV DVD Album - Jesus commanded that you love others the way He loves you. Most Christians think that is impossible. That’s because you can’t give away what you don’t have.
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5 DVD Live Album - Jesus commanded that you love others the way He loves you. Most Christians think that is impossible. That’s because you can’t give away what you don’t have.
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This teaching—Basic Cents—is a must-have tool to help you walk out your financial life according to God’s plan for stewardship. This 32gb USB stick contains: Video and audio teachings & a pdf workbook.
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In Matthew 14, before the Lord stilled the storm or righted the boat, He told His disciples to be of good cheer. In scriptural terminology, He told them to believe first, and then deliverance would come.
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There’s an old saying, "Fail to prepare and you’re preparing to fail."? That is certainly true when it comes to temptation. In this message, you will learn what Jesus did to prepare for His encounter with Satan.
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Thankfulness magnifies God (Ps. 69:30). It is impossible to glorify God truly without being thankful, and it is impossible to be truly thankful without glorifying God.
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Songs of Grace, Songs of Prayer, Songs of Hope. These songs were carefully chosen to bring healing to the brokenhearted, to lift the downhearted, and to encourage hearts everywhere to come into closer fellowship with God.
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Do you think that becoming a living sacrifice means giving up everything you


















