Tony Alamo, July 5, 2026

Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries No Condemnation in Christ: Walking in the Spirit and Staying Born Again Sermon 761A A Ministry Archive Message on Salvation and Obedience This archived message from Pastor Tony Alamo, presented by Help From Christ Ministries, centers on what Alamo describes as the difference between merely claiming faith and truly living in Christ. He begins by discussing Christ as the Word of God and emphasizes that the world was already condemned before Christ came. In Alamo’s teaching, Christ came not to excuse continued sin, but to provide the power for people to be saved, changed, and brought into a life of obedience through the indwelling Spirit. Romans 8:1 and the Meaning of “No Condemnation” Alamo focuses heavily on Romans 8:1, especially the phrase “no condemnation to those who are in Christ Jesus.” He argues that this promise applies only to those who truly live in Christ, walk in the Spirit, and no longer live according to the flesh. He compares being in Christ to being protected in an air-raid shelter or tornado shelter, saying that when a person is truly in Christ, Christ is also in that person, giving them the spiritual power not to continue in sin. Rejecting What He Calls False Doctrine A major theme of the sermon is Alamo’s rejection of teachings that, in his view, suggest people can say a sinner’s prayer and continue sinning without consequence. He criticizes preachers and teachers who say no one can be perfect, arguing that perfection is possible only through walking in the Spirit. He says false doctrine gives people a dangerous sense of security, while the true Christian life is continuous, active, disciplined, and dependent on Christ living within the believer. Revelation, Judgment, and the Forever-and-Ever God Alamo continues teaching from Revelation chapter 4, especially the verses describing heavenly beings giving glory, honor, and thanks to the One seated on the throne. He uses this passage to emphasize that God, Christ, and the Holy Spirit live forever and that believers must be “in” Them to live forever as well. He contrasts heaven with the catastrophes, suffering, disasters, sickness, and instability of the condemned world, saying that only those who remain in Christ are protected from eternal condemnation. The Stamps Quartet Song and Leaning on Christ The message includes a music segment identified as “Leaning on the Everlasting Arms” with the Stamps Quartet. After the song, Alamo uses the phrase “everlasting arms” to reinforce his central point: believers are only truly leaning on God when they allow Christ to live in and through them. He says this means relying entirely on Christ’s Spirit rather than the flesh, the world, Satan, or sin. For Alamo, leaning on Christ is not sentimental language, but a complete way of life. The Twenty-Four Elders, the Wise Virgins, and the Need for Works In the later sermon section, Alamo discusses the twenty-four elders casting their crowns before the throne and connects this to faithful service, worship, and doing the work of God. He also references the parable of the ten virgins, saying the wise virgins kept the oil of the Spirit and continued working, while the foolish virgins did not. He uses this to reject “once saved, always saved” doctrine and argues that people will be judged by whether they remained spiritually alive, obedient, and active in the Lord’s work. Salvation Prayer and Ministry Invitation The program closes with Alamo leading listeners in a salvation prayer, asking for mercy, forgiveness, cleansing through the blood of Jesus, and the entrance of Jesus, the Father, and the Holy Spirit into the heart. The closing announcer then gives information for receiving program 761A, requesting a CD or literature, contacting Tony Alamo Christian Ministries, and reaching Help From Christ Ministries. Alamo ends by urging listeners to tune in again for another message on how to be saved, born again, and to stay born again one day at a time.