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EPISODE · Mar 31, 2024 · 1H 31M

It Is Finished: Understanding the Finished Work of Christ

from The Sonship Place Shorts · host admin tspchurch

In this insightful episode, PO dives deep into the meaning and implications of Jesus' famous last words on the cross - "It is finished." They discuss how Christ's finished work frees believers from performance-based religion and legalism. Some key topics covered: As believers, our responsibility is to share the good news and demonstrate the life of Christ, while trusting the Holy Spirit to produce fruit in people's lives.We are seated with Christ in heavenly places, so we pray and declare from a position of Christ's authority, not battling the devil.All spiritual gifts are received by faith at salvation and are meant to edify the body of Christ in love, not exalt individuals.Fasting under the New Covenant is about feasting on God's presence and living by the Spirit, not religious performance.Christ was judged for the sins of the world on the cross, so believers no longer face condemnation but rest in his righteousness. Join the conversation as the speakers unpack these powerful truths central to the gospel message. Be equipped to walk in the freedom and assurance of Christ's finished work!

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