Why does God Allow Family Betrayal? (After Service: Houston)

Why does God Allow Family Betrayal? (After Service: Houston)

This is the first After Service I ever did! Thank you to everyone who came out on a random Friday afternoon in Houston to hear the Gospel! I preached about the real meaning of the Young Rich Ruler and answered the most questions i’ve ever got at once. Thank you to everyone who was vulnerable enough to come up and share! Thank you Pastor Eleazar, Grace, and Vida City Church for opening your doors to the community! Watch the full Houston After Service including the full sermon and Q&As here: https://coreoftheheart.com/supporters... 🕊️ Start your free 7-day trial or use NEW50 for 50% off your first month! 🎟️ Since this event, i've been able to do many more free events like this almost every month this year. Visiting New York, Austin, San Diego, El Paso, New Orleans and next stop is FLORIDA! If you want to be first to hear about future events text AFTERS to 323, 613, 3577 📺 Watch 'Faith On Death Row', our self-produced prison documentary:    • I Went Into A Death Row Prison To Preach T...   💙Go deeper in the word and strengthen your relationship with God at https://coreoftheheart.com/ Core of the Heart is our digital community to support you in getting closer to the true Gospel. Membership includes: Weekly Bible Class with Minister Johnny, hundreds of hours of livestream content, sermons, Q&A's and resources to help you understand the Bible and get closer to God. Start your free 7-day trial or use code YOUTUBE50 for 50% your first month! 🫂 Join our FREE community on Discord!   / discord   🗣️ I livestream every M & W from 5-7 PM PST on ALL platforms YouTube: / @johnnychanglive Twitch: https://m.twitch.tv/johnnychanglive/home IG: / johnnychanglive TikTok: / theejohnnychang

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How Do We Make Things Right with God? | Leviticus 6 Bible Class

How Do We Make Things Right with God? | Leviticus 6 Bible Class

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Renew Your Strength God’s Way (Full Sermon) | Joseph Prince

Pastor Joseph Prince emphasizes that true strength — both spiritual and physical — is renewed by waiting in silence before God. He explains that faith, not human effort or the law, is the divine channel through which believers receive blessings, healing, and transformation.

🕊️ Key Sections & Insights

1. The Power of Silence and Renewal (00:01–08:05)

• Modern fatigue: Young people are often drained due to constant screen exposure; Isaiah’s message reminds us that waiting on the Lord restores strength.
  
  

• Spiritual silence: Quietness before God deepens connection and brings rejuvenation.
  
  

• Faith as heavenly currency: It unlocks blessings, healing, and miracles.
  
  

• Character vs. Faith: Character is valuable, but faith is what pleases God and empowers change.
  
  

2. Understanding God’s Ways (08:05–16:09)

• God’s sovereignty: His methods of healing and miracles don’t always align with human logic.
  
  

• Healing principles: Jesus healed selectively to display God’s purpose, not human merit.
  
  

• Cultural conditioning: Logic and reason often overshadow spiritual truth. Believers are reminded that faith transcends reasoning.
  
  

• Spiritual identity: Understanding oneself as a spirit being helps overcome emotional or physical limitations.
  
  

3. Faith vs. Law and Human Effort (16:09–24:13)

• Faith in Christ: Jesus’ authority supersedes reliance on angels or the Mosaic law.
  
  

• The impotent man’s story: Represents Israel’s 38 years of wandering — impotence without divine grace.
  
  

• Critique of legalism: Rules and rituals cannot save; Christ alone justifies and sanctifies.
  
  

• True religion: Rejoices in healing and grace, not in judging others.
  
  

4. Created for Rest and Relationship (24:13–32:16)

• Humanity’s design: Man was God’s crowning creation, intended for rest and communion with Him.
  
  

• Made in God’s image: Humans are unique reflections of divine nature.
  
  

• Sabbath principle: Rest is not laziness but trust in God’s finished work.
  
  

• Victory through rest: Overcoming sin comes from relying on Christ, not striving in self-effort.
  
  

5. Redemption Through Blood (32:16–40:20)

• Forgiveness requires sacrifice: Without the shedding of blood, sin cannot be forgiven.
  
  

• Jesus’ redemptive work: Restores what was lost through the broken Sabbath and humanity’s fall.
  
  

• Unity of the Father and Son: Jesus works in harmony with the Father to redeem humanity.
  
  

• Faith alignment: Believers are called to agree with God’s promises and live in His grace.
  
  

6. Hearing God’s Voice (40:20–48:32)

• God’s communication: He speaks through mental images, impressions, and His written word.
  
  

• Spiritual discernment: Learn to recognize divine visions from distractions.
  
  

• The power of Scripture: The highest form of revelation that renews the mind and directs life.
  
  

• Edifying thoughts: Focus on what uplifts and benefits others.
  
  

7. Living by Divine Imagination (48:32–56:29)

• Prayer through imagination: God uses mental images to prompt prayer and intercession.
  
  

• The new covenant: God’s laws are written on our hearts and imagination.
  
  

• Compassion in action: Acts of love demonstrate God’s presence and attract blessings.
  
  

• Practical spirituality: Faith is expressed through kindness and service.
  
  

8. Renewed Strength Through Waiting (56:29–1:04:32)

• Isaiah’s promise: Those who wait on the Lord will rise like eagles — strong and renewed.
  
  

• Spiritual transformation: Waiting produces tangible peace and physical vitality.
  
  

• Modern relevance: In an age of distractions, silence and stillness are powerful tools for renewal.
  
  

• Beholding Jesus: Strength comes by gazing on Christ’s beauty in quiet reflection.
  
  

9. The Power of Stillness and Beholding (1:04:32–End)

• Encountering Jesus: True transformation happens in stillness, where the Holy Spirit reveals Christ’s glory.
  
  

• Prayer as communion: Silence leads to deeper, more meaningful communication with God.
  
  

• Faith invitation: The sermon concludes with a call to believe in Jesus as Savior and receive inner renewal.
  
  

✨ Main Takeaways

• Waiting ≠ Wasting Time — it’s the process of divine renewal.
  
  

• Faith > Effort — God’s blessings come through trust, not striving.
  
  

• Silence heals — spiritual rest restores mental, emotional, and physical energy.
  
  

• Imagination matters — God writes His truth in our hearts and thoughts.
  
  

Christ’s finished work — believers live in victory by resting in what Jesus has done.