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God gave us the capacity to hate. In fact, it will come as a total shock to many people that God's Word commands us to hate and be angry. A righteous anger is one of our greatest weapons.
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Part of the body of Christ is in the "grace camp," and another part is in the "faith camp." We should be camping somewhere in between the two. Faith and grace are like sodium and chloride.
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In this teaching, Andrew explains the importance of watching what we think about and taking every thought captive. Being carnally minded will only produce death.
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On resurrection day, as two of Jesus' disciples were on the road to Emmaeus, they talked about the reports they had heard of Jesus being raised from the dead.
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David, a man after God’s own heart (1 Sam. 13:14), prepared his heart in advance for adversity; his heart was unwaveringly fixed on God.
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Jesus' disciples asked Him to increase their faith. Jesus responded by saying they didn't need more faith. They just needed to use what they had. All Christians have actually been given the same faith as Jesus.
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In order to understand fully what eternal life is, it is helpful to understand what it is not. Eternal life is not living forever. Everyone lives forever in either heaven or hell.
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Many Christians are striving to become righteous when the truth is that they are already as righteous as they will ever be in their spirits. Righteousness is not a virtue to be earned but a gift to be received.
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Many believers are asking questions like these: “Can I lose my salvation?” “If I die with unconfessed sin, will I go to hell?” “Will God answer the prayer of someone who still sins?”
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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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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.
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In this final teaching in the series of Anger Management, Andrew gives antidotes for anger that is directed toward God, others, and ourselves.
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There is a huge difference between the way God dealt with people under the Old Covenant and the way He deals with us today under the New.



















