
In Christ We Are Blessed! – John 17
We will find fulfillment in this life precisely to the extent that we embrace our identity in Christ.
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We will find fulfillment in this life precisely to the extent that we embrace our identity in Christ.

Our righteousness before God is not just a legal fiction, but it is an eternal reality that has the power to transform our daily lives.

Since we are united with Christ in his death and resurrection, we are like Christ free from sin.

All people are either in union with Adam or in union with Christ.

II Kings 22 with Joshua Miller, Elder.

“From Unbelief to Faith” with Bob Sandham, Elder.

Our eternal condition is determined by our fundamental identity.

As Christ’s Bride, we are one flesh with him and on that basis share all that is his.

Our hearts are restless until they find their rest in Christ.

Having been exiled from our first home, we are destined to wander in this world until we find our true home with Jesus Christ.

God created humanity to mirror back to himself his own beauty and glory and the day is coming when we will do just that.

Our need for beauty and security is destined to be fulfilled in the eternal city of God.

Our deepest need is to belong and that belonging is ours in the family of God.

The best most blissful of earthly marriage is no more than a temporary foreshadowing of the eternal joy of our true marriage.

Our position before God is as secure as our enemy’s defeat is certain.

The joy that is Christ’s now is promised to us in the kingdom, and since it is promised to us in the kingdom, it can be ours now.

The victory of Jesus Christ is inevitable, incontestable, and indestructible. Our victory with him is unquestionable.

The staggering joy awaiting the people of God in the coming age is so surpassingly great as to make the trials of the current age worth endu...

Hope for God’s people in this broken world consists in remembering our true identity—that we are citizens of his kingdom, not of this world.

One of the most dangerous temptations for God’s people is the temptation to earthly power. True power is wielded by the Lamb.