Teaching series · Luke 21:19
Possess Your Soul
“By your patience possess your souls.”
Luke 21:19 · NKJV
An introduction to the complexity of the soul, the work of patience, and the healing needed to stand through persecution and tribulation.
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The Possess Your Soul series
Begin with the soul and the work of patience. Then follow the teachings on forgiveness, unforgiveness, the way back to grace, and the Christ-centered philosophy that governs the inner life.
Possess Your Soul: An Introduction
Begin with the complexity of the soul, the work of patience, and the healing needed to stand through persecution and tribulation.
Read this teaching →2 · Series foundation · ForgivenessForgiveness Takes Away Sin’s Power to Condemn
Begin with grace. See how Christ’s forgiveness removes condemnation, silences accusation, and gives us a new place from which to live.
Read this teaching →3 · Unforgiveness · Part 1What Does It Mean to Forgive?
Face the gravity of unforgiveness as disobedience and death to the soul, then examine remembering, uncovering, releasing, and covering.
Read this teaching →4 · Unforgiveness · Part 2“I Just Can’t Forgive”
Return to grace through the Holy Spirit, a renewed imagination, thanksgiving, hearing God’s Word, and persevering until the heart yields.
Read this teaching →5 · God-ConsciousnessEnlightened Understanding: A Christ-Centered Philosophy
Learn how enlightened understanding develops a Christ-centered philosophy so God’s truth governs the inner life.
Read this teaching →6 · Sin-ConsciousnessSin-Consciousness Produces Unrighteousness and Ungodliness
Learn the difference between sin-awareness and sin-consciousness.
Read this teaching →7 · How Christians Repeat These Sins Today · Part TwoHow Christians Repeat These Sins Today: Part Two
A Scripture-centered call to honest examination, correction, and love.
Read this teaching →8 · How Christians Repeat These Sins Today · Part ThreeHow Christians Repeat These Sins Today: Part Three
Choose what edifies and practice righteousness through Christ.
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