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Heirs to the Promise

Once upon a time, there was a young man about to graduate from high school. Knowing his father was a man of means and a man of his word, he hinted that he wanted a sports car as a graduation gift. When...

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Ashamed of the Gospel?

Some of the stuff coming from the minds and mouths of some preachers is so funny it’s… …Well, its… Shameful. Folks will preach an Old Testament sermon and sprinkle a little Jesus on top and call it a...

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The Principle of the Seed

One of the interesting things about seeds are that God designed them to deal with both a future hope and a present reality. And he said, So is the kingdom of God, as if a man should cast seed into the...

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Law School Graduates

Remember, back in the day when you were in school. Things were kind of carefree. Except you had school – classes, homework, and exams. If your parents were like mine, there was great pressure to...

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Understanding Sanctification

There is a lot to be said about holiness. When we think of holiness – or at least how most Christians frame it – we think of holy dress, women in long dresses with no makeup, men with short hair and...

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Jeremiah Johnson @ Agape Dominion

Jeremiah Johnson preaching at Agape Dominion Outreach 10/26/2014. Everyone in attendance was blessed!

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Who Is My Neighbor?

Who is my neighbor is one of the great questions in scripture. Because the answer to this question is another question: Who or Whom do I love? And behold, a lawyer stood up to put him to the test,...

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On Tattoos…

There’s a picture making the rounds on Facebook — it is the arm of a man, inscribed with a tattoo of Jesus on the cross, where the Lord’s left arm artistically becomes the left arm of the man with  the...

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The True Meaning of Communion

Communion is, perhaps, one of the most misunderstood rituals of the Christian faith. It is symbolic of our remembrance of Jesus’ crucifixion. While this is true, there is so much more to this and, I...

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Ed Delph and Dave Lake at Agape Dominion Outreach

Ed Delph and Dave Lake of NationStrategy ministering at Agape Dominion Outreach

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Your InnerMe vs The enemy

A couple of  months ago we talked about how to put on the New Man – That the New Man is Jesus  – and in order to wear Him correctly, you must wear Him from the inside out. That’s Good News — that you...

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Strength In Christ

How many times have you felt discouraged? How many times have you felt so weak and helpless that you could do nothing? These are awful feelings that literally paralyze you from taking action. One of...

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The License of Grace

I am a Gospel preacher. By definition, that means I preach — exclusively — the Good News of God’s unconditional Love and Grace and Liberty in Christ. As such, I have a two-point litmus test that I...

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Growing in Grace

One of the truths of Church is that people must be free to come as they are. Another truth is that when the Word of God is ministered in love, they will not remain as they are. When these truths are...

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Maturity in Christ

Discipleship is important because it is the means by which Saints of God mature. The disciple is not above his master: but every one that is perfect shall be as his master. (Luke 6:40) I in them, and...

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Grace to the Ungracious

It is a sore point of mine that the church is good at bestowing “grace” upon whom it deems worthy of it. If you listen carefully, you can hear this in the conversation of many who call themselves...

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Dead to Sin and the Law

It’s funny how many Christians cling to the law. They will tell you that you’re saved by Grace but here’s your list of do’s and don’ts. Essentially they are telling you to be discipled by the law. But...

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Fear Not!

One of the most difficult things every person has to deal with is fear. Fear paralyzes people and keeps them from launching out when they should move and keeps people on a moving unnecessarily when...

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Loving Waters

Prospectors in the days of building the American west often found themselves in dry places. To remain alive, they had to find sources of water. But all water is not good water — there are some water...

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Law or Grace

In every law school in America, you will learn about things like the code of Hammurabi, the Magna Carta, and English common law. However, these are historical references to what the US Constitution...

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Joy to the World

It’s that time of year, again, when we celebrate the birth of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. There are many who will argue that this was not the time of the year Jesus was actually born (they are...

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Keeping The Commandments

The story of my salvation can be told in three acts: New Birth, Prodigal Returning, and Running with Revelation. In each of these acts, there are multiple scenes. Unfortunately (or fortunately,...

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What You Say Is What You Get

Whenever we use our Android or iPhones, we become consumers of a computer technology called “what-you-see-is-what-you-get” or WYSIWYG. This technology presents images or icons to the user that...

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The Simplicity of the Gospel

Throughout the course of history, one of the simplest concepts known to man has been made painfully complicated. The Gospel. The Too-Good-To-Be-True news of Jesus Christ and the Grace of His Kingdom...

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Appropriating God’s Promises

God has made us many promises. All of His promises are good and for our benefit. God’s promises began with Abraham. By faith, we are Abraham’s heirs – and joint-heirs with Jesus – therefore, we are the...

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A Better Covenant

Today, I want to talk about a fundamental – or basic principle – of discipleship. You may have heard in the past of the Faith ABCs: Accept, Believe, Confess. But I’d like to talk about a different...

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Church…or Walmart?

I remember being an associate minister in a church that moved into a spanking brand-new facility. Everything was new and everything was beautiful. New chairs. New carpeting. New doors. New sound...

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Passing the Test

Before we get started, there’s something we need to know about the test, the trials of life — that is, they are not from God. God is the solution to your problems, not the source. I remember how the...

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Why Me?

Why me? This is one of the most profound questions ever asked by anyone living or dead. It would be easy to draw from the Scriptures and conclude that God rains on the Just and the unjust. so that you...

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A Made-Up Mind

Once a person resolves — I mean TRULY resolves — to do something, there is no stopping them. When the mind is made up, as Yoda (from Star Wars) says, “…there is no try, only do.” There is nothing more...

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The Simplicity of the Gospel

Throughout the course of history, one of the simplest concepts known to man has been made painfully complicated. The Gospel. The Too-Good-To-Be-True news of Jesus Christ and the Grace of His Kingdom...

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Rise Up And Walk

People are often criticized for waiting for someone else to do for them what they should do for themselves. People are also criticized for failing to wait on God to get results. In both cases, it is...

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Facing Your Fears

I read a meme on Facebook saying that there are 365 instances of the words “Fear Not” in the Bible. The author of this meme supposes that there is one “Fear Not” for every day of the year. I had to...

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True Repentance

Nowadays, you hear a lot about repentance.  America needs to repent. France needs to repent. The world needs to repent. Why? Judgment is on the way. The last time I checked, Gospel means...

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Thorns in the Flesh

We have all heard about Paul’s thorn in the flesh. For centuries, theologians have done everything from postulating theories to taking wild guesses about what it was. The sad part is, many teachers...

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The Ministry of Reconciliation

What does it mean to be reconciled. Most of us would say that it is to be brought into agreement — like when two parties call a truce. Or when a couple who has “broken up” “makes up.” And that is...

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Soul Surgery

One thing that every believer needs to know is that, when they are born-again, their spirit becomes just like Christ. We were first created as spirit (Genesis 1:27) and it is our spirits that are...

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What is Church? (AgapeDominion Message)

Ask many people what do they do on Sunday morning and they will tell you they go to church. And, if you ask them why do they go to church, you’ll get a variety of answers: “To worship.” “To...

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Real Rest

Today, I want to talk about rest. What does it mean to rest? When should you rest? What should you do to rest? The answers to these questions are fairly easy. To rest means to recuse from labor. You...

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10 Observations I’ve Made In 2015…

Grace is winning. Right now religion is reeling and retreating. Its control bases are being systematically deconstructed. Saints all over the world are discovering the Liberty they actually have in...

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Brand New – Walking In Newness

People often say, “there’s nothing like that new car smell.” Angela and I used to say “there’s nothing like that new baby smell.” There’s something special about something new. My Dad and I have had...

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The Greatest Gift

This is the season when we traditionally celebrate the birth of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. The central part of this celebration is the giving and exchanging of gifts. We do this because we are...

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A Secure Salvation

Sometimes, I just need to stop talking! In wrapping up last weeks sermon, I inadvertently segued into another message. I have to chalk this up to the Holy Spirit — apparently He wasn’t finished with...

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Render Unto Caesar, Render Unto God

For as long as anyone can remember, the Body of Christ has been told to “give to Caesar what is Caesar’s and to give to God what is God’s.” This instruction has been a cornerstone of the church...

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Prosperity and the Gospel

If you want to raise the ire of a lot of religious Christians today, start talking about prosperity. There is probably no topic in the Body of Christ that is more polarizing. I believe in prosperity...

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Fear Has To Do With Punishment

(1 John 4:18) There is no fear in love, but perfect love casts out fear. For fear has to do with punishment, and whoever fears has not been perfected in love. Mature love displaces fear. The more...

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The Sin Problem

We have been told repeatedly that we have a sin problem. America has a sin problem. The world has a sin problem. The church has a sin problem. You have a sin problem. I have a sin problem. And, here’s...

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Love’s In Need of Love, Today

This was the message at AgapeDominion on Sunday, August 21, 2016.   In 1976, Stevie Wonder released his “magnum opus,” “Songs in the Key of Life.” The first song on this double-album, “Love’s in Need...

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Go!

Many times we receive an instruction to do something, we hesitate. There is an old saying - albeit not from Scripture - that “he who hesitates is lost…” There’s some truth to that. And, if it’s okay...

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A Balanced Gospel?

There are many who believe that the Gospel must be “balanced.” “You have to preach hell to go with that Grace, preacher” “People won’t know what Good News is unless they know what bad news is, first.”...

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