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Faith Living: Covinced of God's Love Continues (WE DON'T OWN THE RIGHTS TO THE MUSIC)

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Faith Living: Covinced of God's Love Continues (WE DON'T OWN THE RIGHTS TO THE MUSIC)

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RALLY UP INTERNATIONAL CHURCH AND MINISTRIES
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The sermon, "Faith Living: Convinced of God's Love Continues," calls believers to deeply embrace the truth that God's love is supernatural, unconditional, and a free gift, not something earned through religious performance or perfect living. In a world that often opposes faith and pressures us to earn acceptance, we are encouraged to develop an unshakeable conviction in God's unwavering love, understanding that striving to gain His affection through works can actually nullify the practical power of Christ's grace in our lives (Galatians 5:4). A core message is that God's love is so profound that Jesus continually intercedes for us before the Father, even when we fall short. This means that regardless of our mistakes or the accusations of others, God is advocating for us, allowing us to stand before Him without shame or guilt. This revelation enables us to rest in our relationship with God, moving away from constant striving and toward a secure sense of belonging. The more we truly know His love, the more we can cease from our own efforts and allow His grace to actively work in our lives, making room for His divine purposes to unfold. This conviction in God's love empowers us to flow in the revelatory purpose of our ministry by the Spirit, strengthening us in our inner being (Ephesians 3:16-17). The sermon also unpacks the "secret place" from Psalm 91, revealing it as dwelling "in Christ"—which means dwelling in His love, presence, and protection. From this secure place, we can trust God completely, overcoming fear and daily opposition from the world. Ultimately, God loves us with the same intensity and pleasure as He loves Jesus (John 17), transforming our identity so we can confidently declare, "I am the beloved of God, and He is well pleased with me," knowing His love is better than life itself.