The fourth in a series on Christ's Remarkable Redemptive Love: His love is a persevering love not only to a rejecting generation, but to you and me as well.

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4. Christ's Persevering Love

The fifth in a series on Christ's Remarkable Redemptive Love: The thief on the cross reveals that there is no place beyond the reach of the grace of God in Jesus Christ.

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5. Christ's Merciful Selfless Love

The sixth in a series on Christ's Remarkable Redemptive Love: Though bearing the weight and punishment for our sin, Jesus tenderly reaches out to care for His mother. That compassionate love extends to us as well.

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6. Christ's Compassionate Love

The seventh and final message in a series on Christ's Remarkable Redemptive Love: Have you stumbled lately? Have you failed the Lord lately? Take heart because Jesus loves you with a restoring love.

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7. Christ's Restoring Love

He or she who has been forgiven much loves much as the woman in Luke 7 teaches us. Our godly deeds are the fruit of forgiveness not the source of our forgiveness. We are changed by who we love not merely by what we know and our assurance of our canceled debt produces a life of love and service to God and one another. This message was preached by Erick Cobb on April 6, 2025.

Luke 7:36-8:3 (April 6, 2025)

There will be those who hear the message of Jesus, but do not keep hearing, and there will be those who hear, hold fast, share and obey. Oh that God would give us ears to hear the message of Jesus, to hold fast to Him and to bear fruit. This message was preached by Pastor Gabriel Medina on April 13, 2025.

Luke 8:4-21 (April 13, 2025)

Why is the death of Jesus Christ so important to human history? It was necessary in order for God through Christ to reverse the curse for sin incurred by Adam & Eve in the garden. Jesus is the promised seed from Genesis 3 and the only One who could pay the debt of our sin. His sacrifice enables us to draw near to God and have access through His blood. This message was preached by Pastor Gabriel Medina on April 18, 2025.

Good Friday (April 18, 2025)

Jesus's life provokes questions and those questions demand answers. Who is this man who sleeps peacefully in the midst of a violent storm? What kind of man can tune out the sound of crashing waves but hears the cries of his people? That rebukes creation and it obeys? 
Who is this man whose presence alone strikes fear in a legion of demons and who can heal a man tormented by evil spirits with his words? This man is Jesus, Son of the Most High God. Are you trusting in this Jesus? This message was preached by Pastor John Jackson on April 27, 2025.

Luke 8:22-39 (April 27, 2025)

This is the tale of two daughters, not a work of fiction but a true story. There are parallels: one was 12 years old the other lived through 12 years of pain and misery; both were sick and both were made well by Jesus. What they experienced in their physical healings was a real but temporal picture of what Jesus ultimately came to do. Jesus is the only One who can cleanse us from our sin and give us new life in Him forever. This message was preached by Pastor Erick Cobb on May 4, 2025.

Luke 8:40-56 (May 4, 2025)

Jesus sent His disciples out to preach the kingdom and to give a preview of the kingdom. What was needed was the words of Christ and the power of Christ. The same holds true for us today. Jesus has given us permission and power to share the good news of the Gospel. This message was preached by Pastor Erick Cobb on May 11, 2025.

Luke 9:1-9 (May 11, 2025)

We exist to display and declare the good news of Jesus for the glory of God and the joy of all people.

Marcelo Tolopilo, an experienced Bible teacher, conference speaker and author, is the founder and president of Walking In The Promises (www.witp.org). Born in Argentina to European immigrants, Marcelo’s family moved to the U.S. where he grew up in Southern CA. He received his education at Biola University (B.A.) and Talbot School of Theology (M.Div.). Marcelo has served in the pastorate as well as with two international missions agencies. In 1992, Marcelo’s passion for scripture led him to launch the Bible teaching ministry of Walking In The Promises. Since then he has traveled throughout the country speaking with passion and conviction to a variety of Christian audiences from the timeless truths of God’s word. Marcelo and his wife, Valorie, have four children and reside in Southern California.

New tracks tagged #Religion &amp; Spirituality Christian

New tracks tagged #Religion & Spirituality Christian