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YOU HAVE
HIS
RIGHTEOUSNESS
A Revelation That Will
Flood Your Life With God’s
Peace and Joy
ALBERT ELISHA OBERDORFER
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A collection of short reflections on the topic of
righteousness.
“Yes doubtless, and I count all things but loss
for the excellency of the knowledge of Christ
Jesus my Lord: for whom I have suffered the
loss of all things, and do count them but dung,
that I may win Christ, and be found in him, not
having a righteousness of mine own, even that
which is of the law, but that which is through
faith in Christ, the righteousness which is from
God by faith: that I may know him, and the
power of his resurrection, and the fellowship
of his sufferings, becoming conformed unto
his death ...”
- Paul, the apostle (Philippians 3:8-10,
American Standard Version)
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I pray the revelation on these pages may lead
you into an encounter with Him, who is our
King.
The King of Righteousness.
Jesus Christ, the Righteous.
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A REVELATION OF THE
KING.
RIGHTEOUSNESS.
His righteousness.
A revelation of His righteousness ought to
lead us into an encounter with Him.
With Him, who is the King of Righteousness.
Melech Zidkenu.
It ought to bring us to a posture of worship in
our hearts.
Where we begin to worship our King.
Him who is full of glory.
Grace and glory.
It ought to make us bow down before Him and
start to thank Him.
For His unspeakable gift of righteousness.
The righteousness that we have received from
Him is not a righteousness of human making.
That is why Paul was so univocal about it.
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He calls any righteousness of human making
s_it.
Poo. (Philippians 3:8)
Excrement.
It is odorous.
So when we come before the King of
Righteousness to worship Him, we dare not
bring our own righteousness before Him.
We worship Him in the beauty of His holiness.
And in that encounter, we will receive
transformation.
A revelation of His righteousness will lead us
into encounters that will transform us.
It will bring peace into our lives and enable us
to reign with Christ.
It will take us off the hamster-wheel of
performance.
And put our feet on solid rock.
The Lord Jesus Christ.
He is our righteousness. (1 Corinthians 1:30)
Eternally.
He was the lamb that was slain before the
foundation of the world. (Revelation 13:8)
For our righteousness.
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When we are
in Christ, His
righteousness
is imputed to
us.
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CONTENTS
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A REVELATION OF THE KING. 5
1 RIGHTEOUSNESS AND
RELATIONSHIP. 13
2 WORKS RIGHTEOUSNESS. 17
3 THE GIFT OF RIGHTEOUSNESS. 19
4 IMPUTED RIGHTEOUSNESS. 25
5 BEWARE! 29
6 THE WORD OF FAITH. 35
7 WHAT THE FATHERS OF FAITH
KNEW. 39
8 KEEP YOUR JOY ON! 43
9 IT IS EITHER-OR. 49
10 THE BLESSEDNESS OF DAVID. 53
11 BE THANKFUL. 59
12 THE EFFECT OF RIGHTEOUSNESS. 63

13 THE HORSE OR THE CART? 67
14 SHARING THE GOOD NEWS. 73
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Before God formed these
mountains, he already provided
a ransom so He could have a
relationship with us.

1 RIGHTEOUSNESS AND
RELATIONSHIP.
THIS IS the purpose of imputed righteousness,
Christ’s own perfect righteousness that is
credited to our account.
Relationship.
When Adam and Eve ate from the tree of the
knowledge of good and evil, it alienated them
from relationship.
That’s why to restore us to relationship, God
needed to provide a ransom.
“The lamb of God that was slain before the
foundation of the world.” (Revelation 13:8)
The foundation for that relationship is the
righteousness that we have received as a gift.
It is not our righteousness.
It is His righteousness that is credited to us.
This is why we who have His righteousness can
call ourselves blessed.
Paul, the great apostle, understood this so
clearly.
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This tree is dangerous.
It can alienate you.

In Philippians, Paul tells us clearly and
univocally that the basis for knowing Christ
experientially is Christ’s righteousness.
It is not our righteousness.
It is His righteousness.
Paul says, all these things that he did before to
be righteous before God, he counts as dung so
that he may be found in Christ,
“Not having mine own righteousness, which is
of the law, but that which is through the faith
of Christ, the righteousness which is of God
by faith;
That I may know him, and the power of
his resurrection, and the fellowship of his
sufferings, being made conformable unto his
death ...” (Philippians 3:9-10)
There is no power in self-righteousness.
The one who takes a posture of selfrighteousness
in the heart is alienated from
God.
We see that so clearly in scripture.
And that is the mystery.
The tree that alienates from God is the tree of
the fruit of the knowledge of good and evil.
Good can alienate us from God as much as
evil.
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“If it is of works, it is
no longer grace.”
16 It’s all about the mindset.

2 WORKS
RIGHTEOUSNESS.
YOU GET what you deserve.
Wages.
It all depends on your performance.
“Moses describes the righteousness which
is of the law saying, the man who does those
things shall live by them.” (Romans 10:5)
It is about doing right.
There is nothing special about it.
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Can this message of
righteousness be true?

3 THE GIFT OF
RIGHTEOUSNESS.
“FOR IF by the one man’s offense death
reigned through the one, much more those
who receive abundance of grace and of the
gift of righteousness will reign in life through
the One, Jesus Christ.” (Romans 5:17)
The righteousness that we receive from God
is a gift.
It cannot be earned or deserved.
That is the mystery.
It can only be received.
So how do we become good receivers then?
When we learn to discern between selfrighteousness
and the gift of righteousness.
The gift of righteousness will always point us
to Jesus.
It will make our hurts burn within us.
Like it was with the disciples on the way to
Emmaus.
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“If it is by grace, then it
is no longer of works.”

When Jesus appeared to them and “expounded
to them in all the scriptures the things
concerning himself,” their hearts were burning
within them. (Luke 24:27, 32)
He must have talked to them why the Christ—
He Himself—needed to suffer and rise again.
So that He then could impute His righteousness
to us!
Self-righteousness is always about what we
can do.
It makes us focus on ourselves.
But when we have a revelation of the gift of
righteousness, it will cause us to focus on the
giver of righteousness.
On the provider.
On the source.
Jehovah-Zidekenu.
The Lord-Our Righteousness. (Jeremiah 23:6)
On Jesus Christ—the Righteous—who
imputed righteousness to us when we believed
in Him.
The word ‘impute’ means that He provided
righteousness to us.
The law demands it from us.
To show us that we do not have it.
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He chose us in Him.

That we are guilty.
So that we then look for someone who can
provide it for us.
And hopefully, find Jesus.
Who provides righteousness to us.
“Who chose us in Him before the foundation
of the world, that we should be holy and
blameless before Him in love.” (Ephesians
1:4)
Through our own performance?
Far be it.
Through His most precious unfathomable gift
of righteousness.
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He became sin so that
we might become the
righteousness of God in
Him.

4 IMPUTED
RIGHTEOUSNESS.
“HE MADE Him who knew no sin to be sin
on our behalf, so that we might become the
righteousness of God in Him” (2 Corinthians
5:21)
Jesus was made sin.
He didn’t merely carry our sins.
He was made sin.
So that we might be made the righteousness of
God in Him.
Being has to do with our nature.
Everyone can do good.
Everyone can do righteous deeds.
But that doesn’t make a person yet to be
righteous in the sight of God.
So that we could be seen righteous in the sight
of God, God had to change our nature.
Through what Christ has done for us.
This means that when we are in Christ, we
have become a new creation.
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We are a new creation in Him.
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We no longer belong to the old Adamic order.
We belong to a new order.
A new species.
A new creation.
That is why Paul says,
“If anyone is in Christ, he is a new creature.
Behold, old things have passed away, all things
have become new.” (2 Corinthians 5:17)
What Christ did for us on the cross was identify
with our old Adamic nature.
The sinful nature that we inherited from Adam.
When He was made sin for us and died, Jesus
took that old Adamic nature to the grave.
When He rose from the grave, He rose as a
new creation.
So when we are in Christ, we are a new
creation.
A new species.
We are the righteousness of God in Christ.
Wow!
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Don’t let them bite you!

5 BEWARE!
PAUL TELLS us to be cautious of people who
peddle a form of self-righteousness.
He calls them,
“Dogs,”
“Evil workers.” (Philippians 3:2)
In this particular case, it was people who
tried to convince believers in Christ that they
needed to get circumcised if they wanted to be
righteous in the sight of God.
Paul does not mince words when he expresses
how he feels about them. He says,
“As for those agitating you, I wish they
would proceed to emasculate themselves!”
(Galatians 5:12, Berean Study Bible)
Cut the whole thing off.
Wow!
But why does Paul feel like that?
Because he knows about the damage that selfrighteousness
does.
It alienates believers from the wonderful
workings of the Spirit of God.
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Who has bewitched you ...?

It alienates them from Christ.
Behind all this is a witchcraft spirit.
That’s why Paul says to the Galatians,
“O foolish Galatians! Who has bewitched
you that you should not obey the truth, before
whose eyes Jesus Christ was clearly portrayed
among you as crucified? This only I want to
learn from you: Did you receive the Spirit
by the works of the law, or by the hearing of
faith?” (3:1-2)
The Galatians were in danger of going back to
self-righteousness.
This seems to be a common tendency in new
believers.
They begin in the Spirit, and then they
come under teachings that emphasize selfrighteousness.
All the things they should do to be right with
God.
When, in fact, it is Christ who has brought
them into right standing with God in the first
place.
But now they are told, “To keep your right
standing, you need to do all these things!”
When, in fact, doing all these things in the first
place could not bring them into right standing
with God.
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Self-righteousness will bog you down.

Only Christ’s gift of righteousness could.
Paul is very outspoken about this issue.
When you go through Paul’s writings, you
will notice that this topic ‘self-righteousness
versus the gift of righteouness’ comes up over
and over again.
In his writings, Paul gives us many angles and
a host of revelations on this issue.
So that we who are more mature, can safeguard
younger believers so that they do not
fall into this trap.
And if they have fallen into it, we can help
them to get out.
And we can keep ourselves out of this miry
clay of self-righteousness that would drown
us into self-efforts and dry performance-based
religion.
Focusing on Christ’s performance on our
behalf and the wonderful unspeakable gift of
righteousness keeps us in the right place in the
Spirit.
The Holy Spirit will back us up if our faith is
in Christ.
He will not support works of self-righteousness.
He will leave us struggling in our own strength
until we come to the point when we place our
focus on Christ once again.
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She is ready to hear ...

6 THE WORD OF FAITH.
THE WORD of faith is the word of Christ.
To have faith imparted to us, we need to hear
the word of Christ.
The Good News!
We need to hear what Christ has done for us.
The message of the cross.
“We preach Christ crucified,” Paul says. (1
Corinthians 1:23)
Why?
Because it will impart faith to the hearers.
No one can believe unless they have heard the
word of Christ.
It is His faith (Christ’s faith) that saves us.
Faith does not originate from man.
Faith originates from God.
So that people can believe they need to have
heard the word of Christ.
This is what Paul says in Romans,
“And how shall they believe in Him of whom
they have not heard? And how shall they hear
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Listen ... to the right stuff.

without a preacher?” (Romans 10:14)
But that is not all.
The preacher also needs to be a sent-one.
That’s why Paul continues,
“And how shall they preach unless they are
sent?” (Romans 10:15)
In other words, preachers need to be Spiritfilled
to make an impact.
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Papa!

7 WHAT THE FATHERS OF
FAITH KNEW.
THE FATHERS of faith knew something.
I mean people like Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and
David.
They knew that when it comes to fulfilling His
promises, God is faithful.
But God needed to bring them all to the end of
trusting in themselves.
He needed to show them that in the end, it is
not about man’s ability, but God’s ability.
That it is not about man’s faithfulness, but
God’s faithfulness.
So when it comes to the issue or being right
with God, God needed to show them that this
was His work.
Not man’s work.
Man cannot make himself right with God.
Only God can make man right with Him
(God).
This is the lesson that all the Fathers of faith
learned in their walk with Jahwe.
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They are not friends.

That He is faithful and that it is He who make
man right with God.
God commends people like Abraham for this.
He credited Abraham’s faith for righteousness.
God provides righteousness.
He is Jehovah-Jireh.
This is the lesson that Abraham learned on
mount Moriah.
And this is the lesson that we are learning too.
We reign in life when we learn to
“Receive an abundance of grace and of the
gift of righteousness” (Romans 5:17).
Thanks be unto God for His unspeakable gift
of righteousness.
He is our Jehovah-Jireh.
So why should we need to worry about the
rest?
“He that spared not his own Son, but delivered
him up for us all, how shall he not with him
also freely give us all things?” (Romans 8:32)
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One of the best things to do in adverse
circumstances is to keep your joy on. The devil will
always want to try and steal your joy. Don’t let him.
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8 KEEP YOUR JOY ON!
IMAGINE PAUL sitting in a dungeon in
Rome.
It’s dark.
Damp.
Cold.
He hasn’t eaten for days.
A ray of sunlight feebly struggles down
between the crumbly prison walls.
Paul writes,
“Rejoice in the Lord!” (Philippians 3:1)
As if to make sure that his readers understand,
he repeats a little while later,
“Rejoice in the Lord always.” (Philippians
4:4)
And again,
“Again I will say, rejoice!” (Philippians 4:4)
In the whole letter, Paul keeps saying “rejoice”
seven times.
And why?
Why should believers be happy?
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Joy in Christ will never run out.

That’s why.
Paul tells us,
“For we are the circumcision, who worship
God in the Spirit, rejoice in Christ Jesus, and
have no confidence in the flesh.” (Philippians
3:3)
We are the ones Christ has already circumcised
in the heart. (See Colossians 2:11)
We rejoice in Christ Jesus and have no
confidence in the flesh.
Our trust is in what Jesus has accomplished
for us on our behalf.
We trust in His gift of righteousness.
And stay away from doctrines that promote
self-righteousness.
Because these doctrines will ultimately cause
believers to lose their sense of joy.
But if we are beware, we can keep our joy on.
This joy in Christ will never run out.
It will never run dry.
We only need to keep reminding ourselves
and keep drinking from the river of joy.
A joy that is based on what Christ has done
for us.
We have overcome because He has overcome!
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Laughing is a highly spiritual activity.

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Is the lamb good enough?

9 IT IS EITHER-OR.
IT IS EITHER we try to make ourselves
righteous, or we receive His gift of
righteousness.
It is either-or.
It’s like trying to looking in two directions at
the same time.
We can’t do that.
So either we look to ourselves—our
performance—or we look to Jesus.
We look at His performance.
In the past, when people brought a lamb to the
high priest, the high priest examined the lamb.
He did not examine the person who brought
the lamb.
He carefully checked the lamb.
Whether it was fit to be offered.
Today, we look to Jesus.
He is the Lamb that took away the sins of the
world.
So now His righteousness is imputed to us.
It is a gift.
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We should not be looking at our performance
and also at Jesus’ performance at the same
time.
This would be confusing the issue.
It is either-or.
Not both.
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We need to make sure we get our bearing right.
We look to Jesus for our righteousness.
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The revelation of the gift of
righteousness and worship go
hand-in-hand. Revelation will lead
to worship.
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10 THE BLESSEDNESS OF
DAVID.
DAVID had this amazing revelation.
He knew that righteousness is from God.
It is God’s gift to us.
That is why he could say,
“Blessed is he whose transgression is forgiven,
whose sin is covered.
Blessed is the man to whom the Lord does not
impute iniquity ...” (Psalm 32:1-2)
David says,
Happy is the man whose transgression is
forgiven.
Full stop.
To impute means to put on someone’s account.
God’s righteousness has been credited to our
account.
In other words, our righteous standing before
God is the result of God’s gift to us.
He made us righteous with Christ’s
righteousness.
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Righteousness is a gift.

Once and for all.
The writer in Hebrews puts it like this,
“By one offering He has perfected forever
those who are being sanctified.” (Hebrews
10:14)
We have received the gift of righteousness.
Now, God is working in us and is sanctifying
us.
This is also His work.
He is Jehovah-M’Kaddesh.
The Lord, our sanctification. (Leviticus 10:8)
But the fact remains: we have been made
righteous—once and for all.
Christ’s righteousness has been credited to our
account.
Our sins are forgiven.
Not were.
Or will be.
They are forgiven.
The Lord does not impute sin to us.
Not: did not impute sin to us.
And not: will not impute sin to us.
No. He does not impute sin to us.
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Friends.

Period.
Full stop.
This is why we can be exceedingly happy.
Happy—indeed—is the man to whom the
Lord does not impute sin.
Like Paul.
The Roman dungeon could not stop him from
being happy.
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We have a reason to be thankful—always!

11 BE THANKFUL.
WHEN WE ARE thankful about something,
we feel uplifted.
We feel strengthened.
Energized.
There is power in being thankful.
The more we understand what Jesus has done
for us, the more we will be able to be thankful
for it.
And that thankfulness will release more and
more positive energy into our lives.
No wonder, Paul instructs us,
“In everything give thanks; for this is the will
of God in Christ Jesus concerning you.” (1
Thessalonians 5:18)
And,
“Thanks be unto God for His unspeakable
gift!” (2 Corinthians 9:15)
It is impossible not to be overwhelmed with
joy and thankfulness when we think of Christ’s
gift of righteousness.
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I love you!

That He should make us perfectly righteous
before the Father.
By what He has done.
And not by what we have done.
We are merely recipients of this gift.
But then this gift starts to work in our lives.
It begins to transform us.
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Keep looking at the fact that you have been
made righteous by Christ’s righteousness.
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12 THE EFFECT OF
RIGHTEOUSNESS.
THE EFFECT of His righteousness is holy
living.
That is why Paul says,
“Awake to righteousness and do not sin.” (1
Corinthians 15:34)
What kind of righteousness does Paul refer to?
The gift of righteousness.
His—Christ’s—righteousness.
The more we awake to His righteousness, the
more we can overcome sin in our lives.
We need to know that we are righteous by
Christ’s righteousness.
This empowers us to stop sinning.
In other words, Paul is saying, “Know that you
are righteous by Christ’s righteousness! So
stop acting out of line with this truth.”
We are not sinners saved by grace.
We were sinners.
But now we are in Christ.
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You are a saint of the most high God.

Now we are the righteousness of God in
Christ. (2 Corinthians 5:21)
Now we are saints.
His people.
A holy nation.
A royal priesthood. (1 Peter 2:9)
Children of the most high.
Sons and daughters of God.
Beloved of God, called to be saints.
We were sinners before.
But now we are sinners no longer.
The more we see ourselves how God sees us,
the more the power of the Holy Spirit can flow
through us in a greater measure.
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The horse is before the cart.

13 THE HORSE OR THE
CART?
WHAT comes first?
The horse or the cart?
It is important to get the order right.
Isn’t it?
Otherwise, if you put the cart before the horse,
you won’t get anywhere.
We have been made righteous by Christ’s
righteousness.
Christ made us righteous.
He made us to be the righteousness of God in
Him.
Because of that, our nature has changed.
We no longer have a sinful nature inside of us.
Sin can still tempt us from the outside.
Satan still tries to inject us with some sinful
thoughts that can lead to sinful actions.
He even tries to make us believe that these
thoughts are our thoughts.
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In Christ, we are the righteousness of God.
What an amazing gift!
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When, in fact, they are from him.
He is a cunning fellow.
Yet, the fact is that when Christ’ died for us,
was buried for us, and rose again from the
dead, He dealt with our sin nature.
He nailed it to the cross.
He became sin, and then nailed that sin nature
to the cross.
Then He rose again.
As a new creation.
So in Him, we are now a new creation.
We have that sin nature no longer.
Satan still tries to work in us, and he does,
to the degree that our mind (our old way of
thinking) is not yet renewed.
But in the core of our being, in our spirit, we
no longer have that sinful nature.
It is gone.
So to get back to our topic.
To be able to live holy lives, we need to
continually remind ourselves who were are.
We are no longer sinners.
We are saints who have been made righteous
through Christ.
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Period.
Full stop.
Because of that, we will be able to host God’s
presence more and more, and His refining fire
will cleanse us more and more.
Because of that, we will be able to sin less and
less in our lives.
So to get back to our analogy.
The horse is the gift of righteousness.
We then do righteous deeds (we behave
righteously) because we have been made
righteous already through Christ.
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His refining fire cleanses us.
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Reconciliation involves 2 parties.

14 SHARING THE GOOD
NEWS.
ONCE WE have a revelation of the gift of
righteousness, it will spur us on to share this
news.
Because it is good news.
We preach the good news (the gospel) of
peace.
That God in Christ has reconciled the world
to himself.
In other words, God has turned His face to
man.
Because God in Christ paid for the sins of the
whole world.
God is now not counting men’s sins against
them.
(This is spiritual dynamite!)
He has reconciled the whole world to himself.
But reconciliation is not a one-way process.
It involves 2 parties.
So now God is sending us out.
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“Go into all the world and preach the
gospel to every creature.” (Mark 16:15)
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We are ambassadors for Christ.
Now, God is sending us out with a message of
reconciliation.
We tell people—anybody who wants to hear
it —
“Now, it is your turn.
Turn to God because God has already turned
to you.
God already has demonstrated His love for
you.
By giving His only son Jesus Christ to pay for
your sins.
He was just.
But on the cross, He—the just—paid for you—
the unjust—so that you could be reconciled to
God.
Now, be reconciled.
Now it is your turn to turn to God.
Receive the forgiveness of sins that Christ has
already provided on the cross.
Be baptized, and you shall receive the gift of
the Holy Spirit.
You will be a new person.
You will receive a new life.”
This is our message.
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It is good news.
And once we have a revelation of this good
news, we will want to go and share it with
others.
There will be nothing that can stop us.
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“He who speaks in an unknown tongue edifies himself.”
Yes and No
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The Gateway to the
Supernatural
The Gateway to the Supernatural
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WHAT REALLY
IS THE GOSPEL?
GETTING
SALVATION
RIGHT
The Gospel You Need to Preach
to See Real Conversions
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IT’S ADAM’S
YOUR
FAULT
The Gospel You Need to
Preach So That People
Will Want to Listen to You
and Not Run Away
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What Do You Say and Do
When You Bring People
to the Lord?
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The Goodness of God
Leads to Repentance
JOYFUL
CHANGE
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YOU HAVE
HIS
RIGHTEOUSNESS
BEWARE
OF DOGS!
A Revelation That Will
Flood Your Life With God’s
Peace and Joy
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Paul’s Astonishing
Revelation in Philippians 3
That Will Protect Your Soul
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THE LAW
KIL S
Why You Should Stay
Away From Law, and Fully
Embrace God’s Grace
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BE
HAVE
SIMPLY
UNDESERVED
DO
Know Your Identity, Discover
Your Inheritance, and Do by
His Spirit
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A MANUAL FOR DOING LIFE
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How to Live by God’s Favor
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WORKING
MIRACLES
WITH GOD
TRANS-
FORMATION
THROUGH PAIN
How God Will Transform
You So He Can Use You
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How God Uses Your
Setbacks and Sufferings
to Transform You Into
Someone Beautiful
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SAY IT!
Speak the Word
to yourself—it is
powerful
Speak the Word
to Yourself ALBERT ELISHA — OBERDORFER It
Is Powerful
SAY IT
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You Have His Righteousness: A Revelation That Will
Flood Your Life With God’s Peace and Joy.
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