In this teaching, Pastor Leonard Rola shares a powerful revelation on the three divine laws that operate under the New Covenant of Grace. He explains how grace does not mean lawlessness, but instead introduces a higher realm of spiritual laws: the perfect law of love, the perfect law of faith, and the perfect law of liberty. Each law builds upon the other, beginning with God's love, energizing faith, and culminating in true freedom. The sermon emphasizes understanding and living in these truths leads to a victorious, grace-filled life.
In this sermon, Pastor Leonard Rola encourages believers to "stir up" the gift of God within them. He explains how fear is like a consuming fire, but God has provided a "fear extinguisher" through the Holy Spirit, who empowers us with strength, love, and self-discipline. Pastor Lenny emphasizes that faith in Jesus Christ makes us righteous and qualifies us for every blessing. The key to transformation is renewing the mind, focusing on God’s promises, and stirring up our spiritual gifts with passion and faith. He concludes with a powerful revelation about Jesus enduring the cross for the joy set before Him—our salvation.
In this teaching, Pastor Leonard Rola continues the study of Ephesians, focusing on chapters 3:13-17. He explains Paul’s encouragement to believers not to be discouraged by his sufferings but to see them as a testimony of the gospel. He highlights Paul’s transformation from a persecutor of the church to a preacher of Christ and discusses how all believers are included in God’s family. The message emphasizes the sufficiency of grace, the indwelling of Christ through faith, and the believer’s foundation in love. Pastor Rola encourages listeners to meditate on these truths and live empowered by the Spirit.
In this powerful sermon, Pastor Leonard Rola shares a personal testimony about overcoming fear and walking in the power of God’s love. He emphasizes that fear is not from God, but rather, He has given believers a spirit of power, love, and a sound mind. Pastor Rola discusses the necessity of "stirring up" the gifts God has given us, explaining that faith is energized through love. He encourages listeners to guard their minds and hearts, recognizing their authority in Christ and standing firm in their faith.
In this sermon, Pastors Leonard and Lori Rola discuss the significance of being created in God's image and likeness. They emphasize that believers should reject the lies that tell them they are unworthy or that they must work to earn God's favor. Instead, they should embrace the truth that they are already one with Christ, fully loved, and transformed into a new creation. The sermon encourages believers to guard their hearts from evil, which often comes in the form of teachings that diminish their identity in Christ.
Pastor Leonard Rola teaches on Ephesians 3:7-12, emphasizing how Paul saw himself as the least among the saints yet was supercharged by God's grace to preach the gospel. The message highlights the power of grace in transforming lives, the equality of all believers in Christ, and the miraculous life available through faith. Paul’s writings affirm that believers have boldness and direct access to God, fully qualified to receive His promises. The teaching also corrects misunderstandings about principalities and powers, explaining their historical and theological context.
In this sermon, Pastors Leonard and Lori Rola teach on the restoration of God’s image and likeness in believers through Christ. They emphasize that Jesus came to restore mankind to the original state of righteousness and holiness, as seen in Genesis. The message highlights the importance of understanding and believing in one’s true identity in Christ, rejecting inferior mindsets, and embracing the truth of who we are as God's children. The pastors also explain how legalistic teachings and false doctrines rob believers of their God-given identity, urging them to walk in the full knowledge of God’s grace.
Jesus’ prayer in John 17 is a deeply personal and powerful intercession for His followers. He prays for their unity, their protection from evil, and their understanding of their glorification and oneness with God. He speaks of the glory given to Him by the Father and how that same glory is now given to believers. He also warns against the deception of religious legalism, emphasizing that believers are fully accepted, justified, and glorified in Christ.
This sermon by Leonard and Lori Rola explores what it means to live in the fullness of God’s love. Jesus came to give us an abundant life, but many struggle with accepting this gift. Through powerful scriptural references, the sermon emphasizes that our sins have been completely erased, and we now stand before God as holy and righteous through Jesus. The message encourages believers to rest in God’s love, letting go of the past and embracing the boundless love that He has freely given.
In this sermon, Pastors Leonard and Lori Rola teach about living in the Kingdom realm, emphasizing the importance of renewing the mind to align with Kingdom reality. They explain that believers have been transferred into the Kingdom of God and must think and live accordingly. Using biblical examples, they highlight the necessity of Kingdom-focused thoughts over Earthly perspectives. By aligning with God’s word, believers experience peace, provision, healing, and joy.
In this sermon, Leonard Rola challenges the traditional interpretation of dispensationalism, emphasizing that biblical covenants, not dispensations, govern God's interactions with mankind. He argues that the term "dispensation of grace" has been misinterpreted and should instead be understood as "administration" or "stewardship" of grace. The message highlights how the promise given to Abraham was never annulled by the law and that grace will never fail or be replaced. Paul’s writings are examined to support the idea that the gospel is a continuation of God's covenant of grace rather than a separate dispensation.
Pastor Lori Rola explores the question, "Do you love yourself?" She shares how understanding God’s deep love transforms self-perception. By seeing ourselves as God sees us—righteous, holy, and blameless—we can learn to love ourselves the way He does. She emphasizes the importance of focusing on the present, not the past, and embracing our new identity in Christ. The message encourages believers to affirm their worth and live in the overwhelming reality of God’s love.
In this sermon, Pastors Leonard and Lori Rola explore what it means to live in the Kingdom realm of God. They emphasize that the Kingdom of God is not a distant place but a present reality accessible to believers. Through understanding biblical truths and renewing our minds, we can move beyond the limitations of the earthly realm, embracing God's provision, healing, and peace. Using biblical examples, they illustrate the contrast between living by earthly perceptions and seeing through the lens of faith in the Kingdom.
In this sermon, Leonard and Lori Rola explore the deep and controversial message that the Apostle Paul received from Jesus Christ. Paul was taken to Paradise and heard unspeakable and unlawful things, which he later revealed were the truths of righteousness through faith, not the law. The Jewish leaders considered his teachings blasphemous, leading to his persecution. The sermon emphasizes that believers today must speak only what is lawful in God’s kingdom—truths about our righteousness, holiness, and completeness in Christ.
In this sermon, Pastors Leonard and Lori Rola emphasize the necessity of spiritual maturity, teaching that believers are called to grow into the full stature of Christ. They highlight the importance of divine revelation through the Holy Spirit and warn against relying on personal opinions or doctrines that produce condemnation. The message stresses that believers are permanently grafted into Christ, sharing in His resurrection power, and that true transformation comes from understanding and believing this reality.
This sermon by Leonard and Lori Rola emphasizes the absolute nature of grace. Salvation is entirely a gift of God, received by faith, never by works. Any teaching that inserts human effort into the equation of grace distorts the gospel. True grace leads to freedom, righteousness, and an effortless life in Christ. The message also contrasts the old covenant of law with the new covenant of grace, demonstrating that our identity in Christ transforms how we live.
