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The Victorious Christian Life: Living in Grace and Walking in the Spirit
The victorious Christian life is not based on what you do for God, but what Christ has done for you. In Christ, you were ordained to conquer weaknesses, rise above failures, and inherit all of God’s promises. Jesus said, it is the Father’s good pleasure to give you His kingdom. God wants you to inherit everything reserved for the believer. In fact, the Bible says that we have been given everything that pertains to life and godliness. This means that a life lived in Christ cannot fail. While Jesus promised freedom, many feel bound to their past, the requirements of religion, and the limitations of their abilities. This is because the promise isn’t given to those who walk according to the flesh, but only to those who walk in the Spirit. So what does it mean to walk in the Spirit? How do you live according to the new creation and put the deeds of the old creation to death? Understanding these fundamental truths are essential for walking in victory. Victory has been given, but we must learn to live in the Spirit. Living by faith isn’t complicated, but unless we know what has been given to us through Christ, the truth cannot set us free. Lay aside guilt, fear, and frustration. Take the hand of grace and enjoy your fellowship with God as you journey through a life of victory!
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348 pages, Kindle Edition
First published February 19, 2013
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May 15, 2018
Best Christian Book ever written!
I have a pastoral library of over 400 books, and nothing compares to this! This was written by a man that has a close relationship with the Lord and the wisdom of one who has invested into Scripture! My fiance and I, thank you deeply Mr. Snipes, with all our heart!
I have a pastoral library of over 400 books, and nothing compares to this! This was written by a man that has a close relationship with the Lord and the wisdom of one who has invested into Scripture! My fiance and I, thank you deeply Mr. Snipes, with all our heart!
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October 11, 2019Grace, Love and rest
The author does a great job of pointing out that being a believer does not require work and striving to obey the commandments. It is a life of resting in the finished work of Christ, given to us as a gift called grace. All of this, God's gift, our relationships, and daily living are all done through the greatest gift of God...love.
The author does a great job of pointing out that being a believer does not require work and striving to obey the commandments. It is a life of resting in the finished work of Christ, given to us as a gift called grace. All of this, God's gift, our relationships, and daily living are all done through the greatest gift of God...love.
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December 19, 2014Grace, Love and rest
The author does a great job of pointing out that being a believer does not require work and striving to obey the commandments. It is a life of resting in the finished work of Christ, given to us as a gift called grace. All of this, God's gift, our relationships, and daily living are all done through the greatest gift of God...love.
The author does a great job of pointing out that being a believer does not require work and striving to obey the commandments. It is a life of resting in the finished work of Christ, given to us as a gift called grace. All of this, God's gift, our relationships, and daily living are all done through the greatest gift of God...love.
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