Johnny

If you're judging other people, you're coming from a point of pride, ego, whatever it is, and it doesn't allow people to humanize other people. So we have to just take the Bible as what it says. Remember who you are.

To kind of build off of what Sister Angela was saying, too, I think a lot of people, and as well as the identity being brought up, a lot of people don't understand that sin is also an identity issue in terms of Romans 5, verse 19. Through one man's sin entered the world, and death passed upon all men. For that, all are sinners, right? So Adam's sin passed it down to Cain.

To kind of build off of what Sister Angela was saying, too, I think a lot of people, and as well as the identity being brought up, a lot of people don't understand that sin is also an identity issue in terms of Romans 5, verse 19. Through one man's sin entered the world, and death passed upon all men. For that, all are sinners, right? So Adam's sin passed it down to Cain.

To kind of build off of what Sister Angela was saying, too, I think a lot of people, and as well as the identity being brought up, a lot of people don't understand that sin is also an identity issue in terms of Romans 5, verse 19. Through one man's sin entered the world, and death passed upon all men. For that, all are sinners, right? So Adam's sin passed it down to Cain.

He didn't teach Cain how to murder or anything like that. It was a nature that was passed down. And a lot of people think that, well, you know, like for the lady in your example, she's feeling condemnation because she's looking at her actions, not understanding that it's an identity issue. And that's why Jesus says, Galatians 2.20, that I have been crucified with Christ. Nevertheless, I live.

He didn't teach Cain how to murder or anything like that. It was a nature that was passed down. And a lot of people think that, well, you know, like for the lady in your example, she's feeling condemnation because she's looking at her actions, not understanding that it's an identity issue. And that's why Jesus says, Galatians 2.20, that I have been crucified with Christ. Nevertheless, I live.

He didn't teach Cain how to murder or anything like that. It was a nature that was passed down. And a lot of people think that, well, you know, like for the lady in your example, she's feeling condemnation because she's looking at her actions, not understanding that it's an identity issue. And that's why Jesus says, Galatians 2.20, that I have been crucified with Christ. Nevertheless, I live.

The issue is people trust their thoughts above the word of God, right? John 16 verse 9 tells us very clearly that unbelief is sin, right? Of sin because they don't believe in me. Well, believing in Jesus, not just knowing about him, is believing exactly what sister was saying, what he did for us. He perfected us, made us righteous, made us holy.

The issue is people trust their thoughts above the word of God, right? John 16 verse 9 tells us very clearly that unbelief is sin, right? Of sin because they don't believe in me. Well, believing in Jesus, not just knowing about him, is believing exactly what sister was saying, what he did for us. He perfected us, made us righteous, made us holy.

The issue is people trust their thoughts above the word of God, right? John 16 verse 9 tells us very clearly that unbelief is sin, right? Of sin because they don't believe in me. Well, believing in Jesus, not just knowing about him, is believing exactly what sister was saying, what he did for us. He perfected us, made us righteous, made us holy.

And that's something that people struggle with because they're trusting their thoughts and what they see, not walking by faith. So a lot of the times people live this happy, sad lifestyle, this up and down lifestyle, serving ministry for 10s, 20s, 30s, you know, years. And it's because they're focusing on what they see. And our eyes are obviously deceitful. Our heart is deceitful.

And that's something that people struggle with because they're trusting their thoughts and what they see, not walking by faith. So a lot of the times people live this happy, sad lifestyle, this up and down lifestyle, serving ministry for 10s, 20s, 30s, you know, years. And it's because they're focusing on what they see. And our eyes are obviously deceitful. Our heart is deceitful.

And that's something that people struggle with because they're trusting their thoughts and what they see, not walking by faith. So a lot of the times people live this happy, sad lifestyle, this up and down lifestyle, serving ministry for 10s, 20s, 30s, you know, years. And it's because they're focusing on what they see. And our eyes are obviously deceitful. Our heart is deceitful.

So any feeling that they have, right, anything that they look at with their own eyes observing, it causes them to live this rollercoaster lifestyle. And that's why they're saying, I can't be, I'm not worthy. Well, our job is not to look at ourselves, but to only be in the scripture, only look at what God is saying about us.

So any feeling that they have, right, anything that they look at with their own eyes observing, it causes them to live this rollercoaster lifestyle. And that's why they're saying, I can't be, I'm not worthy. Well, our job is not to look at ourselves, but to only be in the scripture, only look at what God is saying about us.

So any feeling that they have, right, anything that they look at with their own eyes observing, it causes them to live this rollercoaster lifestyle. And that's why they're saying, I can't be, I'm not worthy. Well, our job is not to look at ourselves, but to only be in the scripture, only look at what God is saying about us.

And he shows us beautifully in the first miracle with the wedding at Cana, right? When they look at it, it's water, right? Six water pots, touch it as water, taste it as water, smell it as water. But Jesus says it's wine. What he's teaching them is actively metanoia, which is repentance, distrusting your thoughts, going above your mind, transcending your mind, back to the word of God.

And he shows us beautifully in the first miracle with the wedding at Cana, right? When they look at it, it's water, right? Six water pots, touch it as water, taste it as water, smell it as water. But Jesus says it's wine. What he's teaching them is actively metanoia, which is repentance, distrusting your thoughts, going above your mind, transcending your mind, back to the word of God.

And he shows us beautifully in the first miracle with the wedding at Cana, right? When they look at it, it's water, right? Six water pots, touch it as water, taste it as water, smell it as water. But Jesus says it's wine. What he's teaching them is actively metanoia, which is repentance, distrusting your thoughts, going above your mind, transcending your mind, back to the word of God.

So Jesus says it's wine. We look at it, it's water. Likewise, Jesus says, I made you righteous. I died for everything. No, but I'm still a sinner. When we focus on ourselves in this way, that's when we're able to kind of really fall short and not experience the true love and the blessing from God. And this is what I notice with a lot of people who come and say, I got to stop my sins.