Election is What makes the Difference - Apostle. Dele Adelodun

#believersworshipcentrelivetoday #LOCATE #SCRIPTURES #religion #nigeria #covenant #apostle #scriptural #spiritual #messageofthehour #williammarrionbranham #IDENTITY #YourBestLifeNow#TimingIsEverything #TPHOnline #SundayService #DoesGodHaveAPerfectTime #WillMyTimeCome#faith #peace #hope #stevenfurtick #elevationchurch #provision #rejection #timing#gospelvibes #DiscerningGodsWill​ #Christianity​ #SpiritualGrowth​ #MotivationalVideo​ #ChristianMotivation In this sermon, Apostle Dele Adelodun teaches on divine election, grace, and justification, explaining why salvation and God's blessings rely entirely on God's sovereign choice and the perfection of the ultimate sacrifice rather than human merit or works. Key Takeaways & Main Themes The Sovereignty of Divine Election: Salvation is entirely a work of God's mercy and sovereign choice. Human effort, personal merit, or personal preferences do not qualify anyone for salvation. When God chooses an individual, His divine purpose supersedes and envelops their personal choices. Justification and No Imputed Sin: Highlighting the teachings of Apostle Paul in Romans, the message underscores the blessed state of a person upon whom God does not impute sin. Despite human frailties or Satan’s attempts to bring accusations, God’s grace shields His chosen people from condemnation. The Irreversible Blessing (Balaam and Balak): Drawing from Numbers 23:20–21, Apostle Adelodun references the account where King Balak hired Balaam to curse Israel by exposing their faults and weaknesses. Because God had declared a blessing over Israel, Balaam could not reverse it, proclaiming: "He hath not beheld iniquity in Jacob, neither hath he seen perverseness in Israel." Accepted Through the Perfect Sacrifice: In the biblical sacrificial system, the priest never examined the worshipper; he only examined the sacrifice. If the sacrifice was without blemish, the worshipper was fully accepted and justified. Jesus Christ is the believer's spotless sacrifice, examined by earthly rulers (Pilate and Herod) who found no fault in Him, securing eternal acceptance and righteousness for all who belong to Him.