Believe

The moment someone is born again, their old sinful nature dies, and they are completely new in Christ (2 Corinthians 5:17). A Christian is not a sinner trying to be a saint; they are a saint learning to walk out their new nature. The foundation of life is knowing who you are in Him, not struggling with who you used to be.
The goal of the Gospel isn’t just going to heaven — it’s restoring intimate relationship with God. Through Christ, believers are in perfect union with the Father now. Prayer and daily life flow from fellowship, not religious duty.
The Christian life is about becoming the expression of God’s love to the world. It’s living free from offense, insecurity, and self-centeredness. When you understand God’s love for you, you naturally love others without needing something in return.
Transformation comes by renewing the mind with God’s Word (Romans 12:2), not by trying harder. Feelings, past experiences, and circumstances must bow to truth. Faith isn’t about feeling spiritual; it’s about believing what God says.
Believe that miracles, healing, deliverance, and the gifts of the Spirit are normal for believers, not rare or special. Every Christian carries the same Spirit that raised Christ from the dead, so they are empowered to live supernaturally naturally.
There’s no room for guilt, shame, or condemnation in a believer’s life. Christ’s finished work perfectly cleanses us. Quick repentance without introspective beating-yourself-up — staying free, joyful, and focused on truth.
The Gospel is meant to transform everyday life — marriage, work, relationships, and inner thought life. Victorious living is possible because the Christian is already equipped with everything needed through Christ.