The Goats

03/14/21 • -1 min

Goats are a very important symbol in Scripture. In both Old and New Testaments they represent sin, shame, and punishment. And it seems once we pick up that goat, it’s hard to get rid of the stench—the guilt or weight of our choices. The truth is we’re all carrying goats around. It might be the goats of immorality or lying, of envy or pride. Whatever it is they represent in our life, they make it hard for us to come to God with confidence. But in this message with Jentezen Franklin, you’ll see that God doesn’t want you to carry that weight around or hide it from Him any longer. On the contrary, He’s inviting you to lay it down at Jesus’ cross. That’s why He sent His Son. To forgive you... to set you free.

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Born To Win

Who Are you? What a loaded question, right? There are so many voices in our head competing for our belief. There’s the voice of our hopes and dreams, the voice of our past. Maybe there’s the voice of our parents or siblings; our classmates and coworkers. Can I ask you another question? Who does God say you are? The good news is the answer is clearly spelled out in scripture. Once you start to get your head and heart around what God says about you, the battle is on! If we want to experience all He has promised, we must let His voice win that battle. In this message with Jentezen Franklin, you’ll learn that even when it looks momentarily like you’re not living up to your potential, you were born to win. Hold on to what God says about you, and don’t let any other voice take that away!

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