In this teaching, Pastors Leonard and Lori Rola build upon a previous message from Titus chapter three by focusing on one phrase that captured Pastor Leonard's attention during his personal study: God has "shed on us abundantly" the Holy Spirit through Jesus Christ. They encourage believers to stop viewing the Holy Spirit as distant or limited and instead recognize that He has already been generously given to every believer. Throughout the discussion, they explain that the Christian life is not about striving harder but about becoming increasingly mindful of the Holy Spirit's continual presence and leadership. They conclude by challenging believers to trust the truth of Scripture above th…
Pastor Leonard Rola teaches that God's power is released through the Gospel of Jesus Christ rather than through striving, law, or human effort. Instead of focusing on sin and behavior modification, believers are encouraged to discover their true identity as righteous, holy, and united with Christ. As Christians continually hear the Gospel and remain conscious of living "in the light," they experience God's power for healing, provision, peace, restoration, and victory. The Holy Spirit, generously poured out upon every believer, enables them to walk daily in the fullness of everything Christ has accomplished.
In this message, Pastor Leonard and Pastor Lori Rola address one of the most misunderstood subjects in the Christian life—healing. Rather than teaching that believers must pretend they are already physically healed, they explain that healing was lovingly provided by God long before the foundation of the world and is part of the believer's inheritance in Christ. They emphasize that guilt, shame, and condemnation are never produced by God's truth but by religious tradition. The practical path to experiencing God's provision is not striving harder but resting in His love, worshiping Him, and continually hearing the message of Christ.
In this encouraging message, Pastors Leonard and Lori Rola explain how guilt, shame, and condemnation rob believers of the confidence God intends them to have. They teach that under the New Covenant of grace, believers have been made righteous, holy, and fully qualified through Jesus Christ rather than through their own performance. Using several Scriptures, they show that condemnation comes from mixing law with grace instead of understanding Christ's finished work. The message concludes by encouraging every believer to embrace their God-given innocence and confidently approach the Father.
In this teaching, the speaker explains that one of the greatest obstacles to living confidently as a believer is condemnation. Although Jesus has completely purified the believer through His finished work, many Christians continue to struggle because their conscience has not been renewed to agree with what Christ has accomplished. The message emphasizes that false perceptions, called "noimas," distort a believer's understanding of their true identity in Christ, robbing them of confidence before God. By learning to reject these lies and embrace the finished work of Jesus, believers can live in freedom, confidence, and intimacy with God.
In this message, Pastors Leonard and Lori Rola explain that while standing on Scripture, confessing God's promises, and meditating on His Word are all valuable practices, there is something even greater. Jesus Himself demonstrated that He lived by hearing the Father's present voice before He spoke or acted. Throughout the Bible, God consistently speaks to His people, and believers are encouraged to rest in His love, listen for His direction, and then move forward with confidence when He speaks. The pastors illustrate this truth through personal testimonies of healing, guidance, and answered prayer.
In this teaching, Pastors Leonard and Lori Rola warn believers about the subtle danger of mixing the covenant of grace with the covenant of law. Using marriage and adultery as an illustration, they explain that believers have died to the law through Christ and are now united with the risen Jesus. They emphasize that no one normally decides to abandon grace all at once; mixture enters gradually through subtle thoughts, teachings, and practices. Believers are therefore encouraged to remain faithful to grace, reject guilt, shame, and condemnation, and rest completely in what Jesus has accomplished.
Pastor Leonard Rola explains that believers today are no longer under the Covenant of Law but are permanently joined to Jesus Christ through the eternal Covenant of Grace. Throughout the message, he contrasts conditional covenants with God's everlasting covenant established through Christ's blood. Using the illustration of adultery from Romans 7, he teaches that Christians "commit spiritual adultery" whenever they return to legalism and mixture after being united with Christ. The sermon encourages believers to rest in Christ's finished work, reject striving, and confidently live from God's grace rather than attempting to earn His favor.
In this message, Pastors Leonard and Lori Rola continue teaching about God's master plan and the believer's righteousness in Christ. They explain that Jesus died for our sins and was raised so that we could be declared righteous before God. Because believers are justified, they now have peace with God and access to His grace. The pastors encourage every Christian to personally embrace the truth that they are righteous with God's righteousness and can freely receive everything grace provides.
In this teaching, Pastors Leonard and Lori Rola continue building upon the message of God's master plan. They explain that mankind could never save itself through works, sacrifice, or effort, so God did what man could not do by providing Jesus Christ as the perfect sacrifice. Through Christ's death and resurrection, believers have been declared righteous and are now at peace with God. The message emphasizes that Christians are not trying to become righteous—they already are righteous through faith in Jesus and are deeply loved by the Father.
