Name: What it Takes to Transform Culture by krisvallotton
Duration: 49 min 36 s
Description: We are called to bring transformation from the inside out! In this podcast, I teach on how to supernaturally impact culture and see God move in the hearts of people during this time of reformation. I want to encourage you to step into a place of being in His Presence and walking in power, purity, and purpose!

Why did God put two trees in the Garden of Eden? Why is there sin in the world? In this podcast, I unpack key theological questions by laying a firm foundation in scripture. As I walk through the opening chapters of Genesis, I help us to understand the beauty of having a free will and how love requires a choice. This teaching will help to unravel many common misunderstandings in our theology about becoming a new creation and the mercy of God.

Grace, Mercy, Righteousness, and Justice

We are called to bring transformation from the inside out! In this podcast, I teach on how to supernaturally impact culture and see God move in the hearts of people during this time of reformation. I want to encourage you to step into a place of being in His Presence and walking in power, purity, and purpose!

What it Takes to Transform Culture

Kris Vallotton is the senior associate leader of Bethel Church in Redding California and has served on Bill Johnson’s apostolic team for more than thirty-three years. He has written seven books including the best-selling, Supernatural Ways of Royalty. Kris Vallotton’s revelatory insight and humorous delivery make him a much sought-after international conference speaker. Kris is the co-founder and senior overseer of the Bethel School of Supernatural Ministry, which has grown to more than thirteen hundred full-time students in thirteen years. He is also the founder and president of Moral Revolution, an organization dedicated to cultural transformation. This podcast is a collection of his sermons that he's made available to the public.

What it Takes to Transform Culture

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