Seeing Past Death

Life of Faith Church

Seeing Past Death

September 15, 2024 • Chad Gonzales • 2 Corinthians 5, 1 Thessalonians 5:9–10, Hebrews 10:10–14, Colossians 3:1–10, Romans 6:4–10

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Chad Gonzales delivers a powerful sermon on our righteousness and position with Christ. Many believers think they need to wait until they get to heaven to experience the fullness of what Jesus offers. But the reality is, we are called to live from a heavenly perspective right now.

Walking by faith isn’t about blindly navigating life; it’s about adopting a new way of seeing, the way Jesus sees. Our union with Christ brings us into alignment with His thoughts, mindset, and perspective, transforming the way we engage with the world and the challenges we face.

When we regard ourselves according to the flesh, we live like dead men. But when we embrace our identity as spirit beings, divinely connected to Christ, we begin to live out the fullness of life that God intends for us. Our life and results are not supposed to change when we transition from earth to heaven; we are meant to live with that same union with Christ now. What we experience with the Father isn’t meant to be different in heaven—it’s meant to be our reality here on earth.

This message unpacks the transformative power of understanding that you are a spirit being. Your connection with Christ is so deep that His thoughts, His perspective, and His mind become your own. This changes everything about how we live, how we think, and how we walk by faith.

If you’ve been wondering why you’re experiencing hell on earth while waiting for heaven, this message will reveal the key to living in the fullness of your union with Christ today. Learn to see yourself the way God sees you and walk in the righteousness you’ve already received through Jesus.

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The Faith of Abraham: How Faith Works

November 10, 2024 • Pastor Mark Machen • Romans 4:17–21, Hebrews 11:1–13, Genesis 15:1–6, John 8:56–58, Genesis 17:1–5

Have you ever wondered how faith worked? Or why are there times you feel you need more faith? Or the best one, you think you believe and you’re in faith but you haven’t seen the result you prayed for. Pastor Mark concludes his series on Abraham by revealing the power of a God-centered vision. Abraham was limited by his own perspective, but God took him outside his self-built confines to show him a broader vision—a heavenly perspective. Abraham’s faith was counted as righteousness simply by choosing to believe God. Like Abraham, we’re invited to look beyond our limitations and see God’s hand at work. Our faith response shapes our destiny and builds a legacy of belief that impacts generations. What does it mean to magnify the Lord? Discover how to shift your focus to God, making Him the center of your vision, and experience the transformation it brings. Just as a magnifying glass doesn’t change the size of what it shows but brings it into clear focus, we are called to make God the biggest part of our view. When we fixate on problems or sickness, we lose sight of Him. But when we focus on His power, miracles, and promises, our faith grows. When we trust in God’s timing and promises, we experience joy and hope, unbound by time or earthly limitations. In Christ, we are eternal, joined to the timeless Creator. Let your faith be strengthened as you hold onto His promises, even when circumstances challenge your vision. Join us as we dive into the power of a prophetic vision and the life-changing impact of believing God’s word for your life. You are His offspring, destined to leave a legacy of faith. Don’t limit your vision—allow it to be filled with what God has promised! To support this ministry and help us continue to reach people all around the world click here: http://http://www.lifeoffaith.church/give

Abraham, Melchizedek, and Jesus

November 3, 2024 • Pastor Mark Machen • 1 Timothy 1:8–10, Hebrews 11:8–12, Genesis 14:18–23, Hebrews 6:13—7:28

Discover the power of righteousness and grace in this inspiring message about Jesus, our eternal High Priest. He has paved the way for a direct relationship with the Father, offering hope and grace that anchors our hearts. No matter how far someone seems, Jesus can reach them, restore them, and build something new. Join us as we dive into the depths of God’s endless priesthood, His unchanging love, and the assurance that we can come to Him directly. Together, let’s embrace our role in the Body of Christ, living and loving as He intended. Life of Faith Church helps people experience God & enjoy life through relationship with Jesus Christ. To support this ministry and help us continue to reach people all around the world click here: http://http://www.lifeoffaith.church/give

The Faith of Abraham: The Place of Provision

October 27, 2024 • Pastor Mark Machen • 1 Corinthians 3:11–15, Genesis 22:1–14, Genesis 1:28, Matthew 6:33, Hebrews 11:1–18

Pastor Mark continues our series on Abraham’s faith, covering how he did not only experience God once but chose to believe, trust, and allow his life to be transformed by God’s will, faith, and blessings. This message calls us to shift our perspective—to live not for what we can achieve in our own lifetime but for what God can accomplish through our faith and obedience across generations. True faith leaves a legacy; it doesn’t end with us but continues, finding fulfillment in future generations. Our only lasting foundation is one built on Christ, and while we can strive to build on our own strength and desires, these efforts fade without His blessing. Instead, as we trust and surrender, God works through our lives in ways that bring us closer to Him. Abraham’s story reveals this truth; from partial obedience to becoming unwavering in faith at age 100, he built a legacy of faith that endures. Abraham’s journey reminds us that living fully by God’s plans—not our own—leads us into a life of greater purpose and fulfillment. So, what does a life built on Christ look like? It’s a life of faith and trust in His promises, where our greatest experiences are shaped by God’s will. When we stop asking God to bless our plans and instead fully embrace His, we can be confident that He’ll lead us beyond our fears and into His greatest purpose for us. To support this ministry and help us continue to reach people all around the world click here: http://http://www.lifeoffaith.church/give