Victory Santa Rosa Podcast

Jesus is the Son of God who was prophesied as the precious cornerstone, the Messiah who was rejected by Israel but chosen by God to bring salvation to the world.

Jesus came from the Father and gave his disciples the Father's words. Those who receive his words will be kept from the evil one and be sanctified in the truth of God's word as they are sent into the world on God's mission.

Jesus is the true vine who imparts life to his people. As we abide in him, we will be aligned to his will resulting in prayers that trust his ways and a life of obedience. As we obey his words, we will find full joy in abiding in his love.

Jesus is from the Father and speaks his words, and always pleases him. Those who abide in Jesus' words are truly his disciples. They will know the truth, and the truth will set them free from their sins.

Jesus is the true bread of heaven. Whoever feeds on him by feeding on his words will live, for his words are Spirit and life and are the words of eternal life.

Jesus has life in himself, and everyone who hears his word and believes the Father receives eternal life. They have passed from death to life and will not face damnation. Though they may die, they will again hear his voice and be raised from the dead to everlasting life.

Jesus is the Word of God who created all things and imparts life and light to everyone who receives him. He grants them the right to become God's children and reveals the Father to them in grace and truth.

Jesus is the Word of God who created all things and imparts life and light to everyone who receives him. He grants them the right to become God's children and reveals the Father to them in grace and truth.

Our experiences with loss, grief, frustration and hopelessness can diminish our excitement for this season. But for those who know Christ, we can look back on our lives, recount how faithful He is to us, and live with hope. Ultimately, we always have a reason to celebrate—God is with us, and in Him we have light and life.

Our experiences with loss, grief, frustration and hopelessness can diminish our excitement for this season. But for those who know Christ, we can look back on our lives, recount how faithful He is to us, and live with hope. Ultimately, we always have a reason to celebrate—God is with us, and in Him we have light and life.