In this message, the pastor reveals how Palm Sunday is not just a celebration, but a powerful picture of Jesus being above the law. Through the symbolism of the garments, the ark of the covenant, and the mercy seat, we see that God’s design was always centered on grace, not law. Jesus fulfills what the law could never accomplish and removes the separation between God and man. This teaching emphasizes that righteousness now comes through faith in Christ, not human effort.
In this teaching, Pastors Leonard and Lori Rola emphasize that the believer’s union with God has completely removed separation. They explain that everything in the Christian life—healing, provision, and restoration—flows from understanding this union. The message challenges traditional teachings that focus on sin and effort, instead revealing that believers are already one with Christ. This union is not something to achieve, but something to discover and live from. As this truth becomes real, it transforms how believers see themselves, God, and their lives.
In this teaching, Pastors Leonard and Lori Rola explain the critical difference between truth and a lie in the context of the gospel—specifically, between the New Covenant of grace and the mixture of old and new teachings found in the New Testament. They emphasize that righteousness comes entirely through faith in Jesus Christ, not through works or effort. The message highlights how misunderstanding this leads to confusion and bondage, while embracing pure grace brings freedom, peace, and rest. They also show how the Apostle Paul fought against this mixture and trained others to stand firm in the truth of grace.
In this teaching, Pastors Leonard and Lori Rola explain how believers can unknowingly fall into a “lie” by mixing grace with works. They emphasize that the true gospel is based entirely on faith in Jesus Christ, not human effort or law-keeping. The message warns that repeatedly hearing a works-based message can cause believers to accept it as truth. By rightly dividing Scripture, believers can identify the difference between the old covenant of law and the new covenant of grace. The call is to remain firmly rooted in grace and stop believing the lie.
In this sermon, Pastors Leonard and Lori Rola teach that living under the New Covenant means understanding that transformation comes through the Word and the Spirit, not human effort. They emphasize that believers are already united with Christ and share His righteousness, identity, and nature. The message highlights the importance of leaving old covenant thinking behind and embracing new creation realities. As believers see themselves as Christ is, they begin to live in freedom, healing, and blessing through faith.
In this teaching, Pastors Leonard and Lori Rola emphasize the life-changing power of God’s Word under the new covenant of grace. They explain that transformation does not come through human effort, but through receiving the truth of our identity in Christ. As believers meditate on the Word, it acts like a surgeon, removing doubt, unbelief, and false thinking. This allows the spirit to become the ruling influence in life, leading to freedom, healing, and a deeper understanding of God’s love.
In this teaching, Pastor Leonard Rola explains the powerful truth that believers share Christ’s identity and righteousness. The message emphasizes that transformation happens when the Word of God penetrates deeply into our thinking and replaces old beliefs with God’s truth. By continually looking to Christ, believers begin to see themselves the way God sees them. As the truth takes root, it changes how we think, speak, and live. Ultimately, the believer learns to declare God’s truth over their life and encourage others with words of grace.
In this teaching, Pastors Leonard and Lori Rola explain what it means to pray under the New Covenant. They contrast the commonly known “Lord’s Prayer” with the powerful prayers written by the Apostle Paul in Ephesians. These prayers focus on believers discovering what God has already given them through Christ. The message emphasizes understanding God’s love, being rooted in that love, and allowing that love to become the power source for miracles and transformation in a believer’s life.
In this teaching, Pastors Leonard and Lori Rola explain the importance of reading the Bible through the correct lens—the lens of Jesus Christ and the gospel of grace. They emphasize that confusion often arises when believers read the Old Testament or even parts of the New Testament without understanding the difference between the Old Covenant and the New Covenant. The pastors highlight that Jesus’ finished work has already perfected believers, making repeated attempts to earn forgiveness unnecessary. Understanding the New Covenant allows believers to see the Scriptures clearly and walk confidently in the grace provided through Christ.
In this teaching, Pastors Leonard and Lori Rola explain how praise can transform even the darkest situations. Using the story of Paul and Silas in prison, they show how focusing on God instead of circumstances releases spiritual power and freedom. When believers turn their attention away from the natural problems around them and fix their eyes on Jesus, faith grows, and breakthroughs occur. Praise shifts the focus from the problem to the Savior. Through this example, the pastors encourage believers to respond to challenges with worship and trust in God.
In this sermon, Pastor Leonard Rola teaches that praise is the believer’s way out of pain, bondage, confusion, and suffering. Using the story of Paul and Silas in Acts 16, he explains that they did not magnify their prison, but magnified their God. Through prayer and praise, chains were broken, doors were opened, and healing came. The message encourages believers to shift their focus from problems to God, because when God is magnified, everything else becomes small.
