Through the Holy Spirit’s power, Jesus was raised from a tomb and was seated at the right hand of God, the Father Almighty, Lord of all. In this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson explains the significance of who we are in Christ and the power and authority available to us as His disciples. Through our faith in Christ, we become the seed of Abraham and an heir to God’s promises to the Jewish people. Through Christ, we have access to God’s throne. The same spiritual power that raised Jesus from the dead will work on our behalf today as we move forward in God’s purposes. Let’s identify ourselves with Jesus and use the authority He has given us to take His truth, hope, and healing into our culture.
Clarify Your Identity - Authority in The Heavens
Air Date: April 17th & 18th
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