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We talk about the difference between the judicial and the experiential. We also establish that all truths are not equal.

In this first part, we talk about what the true gospel of Jesus Christ is. This is an important foundation because if we do not know what the real thing is, we will be unable to tell when it is being adulterated or watered down.

There is a difference between having the gifts of the Spirit and having a relationship with the Spirit. The former enlivens while the latter demands mortification and self-denial. The degree to which you mortify your flesh is the degree to which the Holy Spirit can gain ascendancy in your life. He must increase, but I

Whose pleasure do you seek in worship? Yours or God’s? Is the worship only good when it makes you feel good? How easy is it for you to worship a God Who isn’t just close to you but also lives in you? Can you, a work of God’s creation, worship Him in truth without the

Every benefit that accrues to us on account of Christ’s finished work on the Cross is ultimately for the good pleasure of God’s will. God, therefore, is the ultimate subject of the Gospel. The Gospel of Christ is not an invitation to join a quest for self-actualization.

The Gospel is the reality of Christ’s finished work on the Cross. Nothing can be added to or subtracted from what Christ did. The proper response to this great act of love is love. We love Him because He first loved us (1John 4 vs. 19)

In this episode, Mimi talks about the need for Christians to have basic fruits of kindness. If a believer falls short of the basic standard of kindness, we have a reason to question if that person actually encountered Christ. As Jesus said, by their fruits, you shall know them.

In this episode of TruthFeast, Mimi Adegoke explains that the true and valid revelation of God’s identity can only be found in Jesus.

In this episode of TruthFeast, Oluwatotan talks about the need to spend time alone with God. The communal aspects of our walk with God are not a substitute for our personal connection with Him. Fellowship is not a substitute for devotion!