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Select the topic or date of your choice to view a detailed outline of the teachings. Each time you study the Word, you position yourself to receive divine direction from God. When you spend time researching the Scriptures, you acquire wisdom for every situation in life. As you study, expect to find answers to your questions and solutions to your problems!

Are You Equipped to Pay the Debt of Love?

By Creflo Dollar

Summary

As Christians, we must understand the power of love as demonstrated by Jesus Christ. The debt of love that we owe to others is one we can never completely repay, but is the only way we can show the world God’s nature. It’s impossible to love one another and remain the same; the power of love transforms us. Loving our neighbors is a commandment that we can only fulfill when we believe God’s love for us; our faith in this equips us to do what He told us to. Believing that we’re His dearly loved children enables us to be motivated by heartfelt love and compassion..

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Is Your Currency of Love on Empty?

By Creflo Dollar

Summary

Our external environment operates completely opposite from God. Contrary to the world’s monetary system based on money, God uses love as His currency. When Jesus came, He replaced the Law of Moses with God’s law of love; as Christians, this is the law we must live by. Love transforms us and moves us from a place of sin and fear to a place of peace, joy, and hope; this is where the power of God is found. Paying the debt of love changes lives and releases the power to transform people into His image; committing ourselves to paying this debt we owe to others allows us to begin seeing the supernatural manifested through us.

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The Debt That Delivers from All Debt

By Creflo Dollar

Summary

God’s view concerning debt is all-inclusive. It’s true that He expects us to avoid excessive borrowing and promptly pay back those we owe money to; however, it goes deeper than that. Jesus went to the cross to cancel not just our financial obligations, but also the debt that we owed for our sins. In His eyes, the debt that we now owe is one of respect, honor, and love to others. Putting the debt of love as our first priority causes supernational debt cancellation in all other areas of our lives.

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2023 GraceLife Conference (Session 9)

By Creflo Dollar

Summary

We’re living in the age of grace; despite that, however, our environment still has pervasive law- based teachings that lead to toxic masculinity. Men are subjected to immense pressure to conform to rules contradictory to who God says they are; the “man law” that the world pushes at us prevents us from accepting responsibility for our actions and creates fear of showing others our authentic selves. Thankfully, we have Jesus Christ as the perfect model of manhood to follow; connecting with God—our source and the One who made us—provides us with its true definition.

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2023 GraceLife Conference (Session 1)

By Creflo Dollar

Summary

Without a proper understanding of God’s Word and how to apply it, we make the mistake of thinking that He contradicts Himself. One example is the difference between a believer’s stance in Christ and his state. Our stance before God as righteous and holy was settled when we accepted Jesus Christ; however, our state refers to the lifelong process of God continually working within us during our journey. We aren’t what we do; God has already declared us His children, regardless of our behavior. God chose us as His beloved even before the foundation of the earth, and our state can never change our stance; this is something to thank and praise Him for.

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Overcoming Approval Addiction

By Creflo Dollar

Summary

Addictions to anything are very dangerous and destructive. This includes being addicted to others’ approval. It is a huge mistake to determine our value and sense of self-worth by what other people think of us. The craving for others’ validation and the fear of rejection can destroy our mental health, cause us to focus on the wrong things, and actually derail God’s call on our lives. This kind of fear puts us in bondage to people. Living to please others, instead of God, steals our peace and our relationship with Him. By contrast, living for an audience of one—God— pleases Him, gives us eternal peace, and allows us to carry out His plan for us.

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