In this sermon, Pastor Leonard Rola shares a powerful revelation about grace and freedom from the law. He explains that believers are no longer under sin’s dominion but are fully liberated through Jesus Christ. Using examples like Peter’s reaction to the miraculous catch and the woman caught in adultery, the message highlights how religion keeps people in bondage while grace sets them free. The “glorious announcement” is that believers are righteous, loved, empowered, and invited to live in freedom and receive God’s blessings without fear, guilt, or condemnation.
In this teaching, Pastors Leonard and Lori Rola emphasize that healing and transformation are not the result of human effort, but the natural result of union with Christ. They explain that believers are already one with Jesus, as branches connected to a vine, and everything needed flows from Him into them. The message challenges the idea of striving, “journeys,” and performance-based faith, replacing it with rest and understanding of God’s love. Through scripture and examples, they show that healing comes from Christ’s compassion and not from doing everything “right.” The focus is on growing in the revelation of God’s love and living from that union.
In this teaching, Pastors Leonard and Lori Rola explain how Jesus modeled a life of peace, rest, and dependence on God, especially through His time at the Mount of Olives. They emphasize that believers are called to follow His lead by living in rest rather than striving, recognizing the anointing already within them, and staying connected to Christ. The message focuses on removing guilt and embracing grace, which naturally produces giving, fruitfulness, and transformation. Ultimately, the teaching encourages believers to live from their identity in Christ rather than striving to earn it.
In this message, Pastor Leonard Rola teaches the significance of the Mount of Olives (Olivet) in the life of Jesus and how it represents a place of peace, anointing, renewal, and endurance. He explains that Jesus consistently returned to this place to receive from the Father before ministering. Believers are encouraged to follow this example by resting in God’s love, recognizing their anointing, and living from a place of spiritual union rather than effort. The message emphasizes grace, identity in Christ, and living in the miraculous through rest, not striving.
In this sermon, the focus is on understanding the prayer in Ephesians chapter 1 and recognizing that everything believers need has already been given through Christ. The message emphasizes that faith comes through hearing and is activated by understanding God’s love. The speaker highlights that believers are already one with Christ, fully equipped, and not lacking anything. The teaching challenges traditional views by stressing that spiritual truths are not something to receive in the future, but realities already present within us.
In this message, Pastors Leonard and Lori Rola explore the powerful question: “How much is enough?”—pointing to the finished work of Jesus Christ. They emphasize that Jesus fulfilled the entire will of God perfectly, removing the burden from believers to strive or earn righteousness. Through His suffering, death, and resurrection, everything humanity could ever need was fully accomplished. The believer’s role is not to work harder, but to rest in Christ’s finished work and grow in understanding of God’s love.
In this message, Pastor Leonard Rola explains that our lives are not meant to be lived by our own faith, but by the faith of Jesus Christ. He shows through scripture that righteousness, justification, and daily living all come from Jesus’ faith, not our efforts. Using the finished work of the cross and the analogy of a child in the womb, he illustrates a life free from worry, stress, and self-dependence. The teaching emphasizes rest, trust, and complete reliance on what Jesus has already accomplished.
In this sermon, Pastor Leonard Rola explains that most Christians only celebrate part of the resurrection story. He reveals that the true message is not just faith in Jesus, but living by the faith of Jesus—the faith He had in the Father. Through scripture, he shows that Jesus trusted God completely to fulfill His promises, including raising Him—and us—into righteousness and new life. This understanding removes pressure from believers and shifts everything onto what Christ has already accomplished.
In this teaching, Pastors Leonard and Lori Rola reveal that sowing is no longer the responsibility of believers under grace—because God has already done the sowing through Jesus Christ. They explain that everything Jesus endured at the cross was the Father’s perfect sowing, and the resurrection is the reaping, which believers now partake in through union with Christ. The message emphasizes rest over effort, grace over law, and receiving over striving. Ultimately, believers are called to live in the finished work of Christ, resting in His mercy, provision, and protection.
In this teaching, Pastors Leonard and Lori Rola emphasize that through Jesus Christ, all separation between God and humanity has been completely removed. They explain that the cross did not merely forgive sin but destroyed the belief that we are distant from God. Through scriptures, they reveal that believers are fully united with Christ—sharing His identity, love, and position before the Father. The message challenges traditional teachings that promote guilt, shame, and condemnation, replacing them with the truth of oneness and union with God. Ultimately, the sermon calls believers to renew their minds and live in the reality that they are already one with Him.
