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Growing up is inevitable—physically and emotionally—but what about spiritually? In this thought-provoking episode, we begin our new series "Little by Little," designed to establish a foundation of Christian doctrine for believers at every stage of faith.

Have you ever wondered why Christians talk about sin nature? Or perhaps questioned the fairness of being born with an inclination toward rebellion? You're not alone. When I first encountered these concepts as a young person, they felt like personal accusations rather than spiritual truths. This episode tackles these complex questions head-on, creating clarity where confusion often reigns.

We explore the origins of sin nature in the Garden of Eden, where Adam and Eve's disobedience permanently altered humanity's relationship with God. This pivotal moment introduced not just physical death but spiritual separation—a condition passed down through generations. Through powerful Scripture passages from Romans and Ephesians, we examine how this innate tendency toward wrongdoing manifests in our daily lives, even when we desire to do right. As the apostle Paul laments, "I do not do the good I want to do, but the evil I do not want to do."

But this isn't a message of despair. The beauty of Christian doctrine lies in its coherence—every problem has a solution. Our sin nature finds its remedy in God's grace through Jesus Christ, who offers deliverance from this spiritual dilemma. Understanding these foundational truths helps us grasp why spiritual growth matters not just for us but for the entire world, which "waits in eager expectation for the children of God to be revealed."

Ready to move from spiritual milk to solid food? Join us on this journey as we build our understanding, line upon line, precept upon precept, little by little. Subscribe now and discover how doctrinal clarity can transform your faith walk from infancy to spiritual maturity.

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What happens when divine power meets our human limitation? In this fifth episode of our Holy Spirit series, we uncover the remarkable partnership between mankind and the Holy Spirit beginning with the Lord Jesus as documented in the four Gospels.

The journey begins with two miraculous conceptions—Jesus through Mary and John the Baptist through Elizabeth—both orchestrated by the Holy Spirit. We examine the profound moment at Jesus's baptism when "the Spirit descended like a dove," marking the beginning of His miracle-working ministry. This raises a fascinating question: Did Jesus, though divine, deliberately choose to operate through the Spirit's power rather than His inherent divinity? The evidence suggests exactly that.

We explore how Jesus, "full of the Holy Spirit," was led into the wilderness for temptation and returned "in the power of the Spirit" to begin a ministry that would transform humanity forever. Most significantly, Christ attributes His miraculous works directly to the Spirit's anointing, declaring, "The Spirit of the Lord is upon me." Through careful examination of Scripture, we discover that Jesus deliberately modeled Spirit-dependence as the pathway for all believers.

The episode concludes with Jesus's extensive teachings about the Holy Spirit—how He facilitates true worship, guides believers into truth, empowers during persecution, and continues Christ's work after His ascension. This divine partnership between Jesus and the Spirit provides the blueprint for our own spiritual lives.

Ready to experience this transformative relationship with the Holy Spirit? Start by making Jesus Lord of your life today.

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Have you ever wondered why the miraculous works described throughout the Bible seem absent in modern Christian life? You're not alone. This profound question from a disillusioned Gen Z believer sparked our deep dive into the often-overlooked ministry of the Holy Spirit.

In this fourth episode of our series, we continue our exploration of the Holy Spirit's role by examining two powerful designations: "the Spirit of God" and "the Spirit of the Lord." Moving beyond mere terminology, we uncover ten distinct characteristics of how God's Spirit operated throughout the Old Testament, revealing patterns that continue into the present day.

Through biblical examples like Saul's transformation, David's anointing, and Gideon's empowerment, we discover how the Spirit transforms ordinary people, defines their destiny, provides supernatural guidance, offers timely encouragement, reveals hidden things, convicts of sin, imparts wisdom, empowers beyond natural ability, prepares for future challenges, and manifests in overtly supernatural ways. Each characteristic demonstrates that what the Spirit does reflects who He is.

The most compelling revelation? If the Spirit could accomplish such mighty works by merely coming "upon" people in Old Testament times, how much more can He do now that He dwells within believers through Christ? This insight challenges us to reconsider what's possible in our Christian experience today. The supernatural shouldn't be viewed as radical or exceptional—it should be our normal expectation.

Whether you're feeling spiritually stagnant, questioning the practical reality of your faith, or simply hungry for more of God's power in your life, this episode provides both theological foundation and practical hope. Join us as we rediscover the Holy Spirit as our forgotten power source and learn how to experience the "greater works" Jesus promised His followers would perform.

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