Covenant Connection

Herb Blum
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  1. 3d ago

    God Exceeds Expectations

    ### Summary of Nate’s sermon: “God Exceeds Expectations” In this morning’s Sunday Meeting, Nate’s central message was that God often does more than we expect, and He frequently does it in ways we do not expect. The challenge for believers is not to figure out exactly how God will act, but to trust Him, remain obedient, and recognize that He may already be working beyond what we can see. #### Key themes • Expect God to exceed expectations. Nate used the workplace idea of an “exceeds expectations” performance rating as an analogy: God does not merely meet the need we can see. He sees the entire situation and can provide beyond what we thought to ask for. • Waiting on God is active trust, not resignation. Drawing from Isaiah 64, Nate described waiting as continuing in prayer, Scripture, and dependence on the Holy Spirit while trusting that God is working behind the scenes. • What looks like defeat can actually be victory. The crucifixion appeared to be Satan’s triumph, but it was actually part of God’s plan for resurrection, salvation, and the outpouring of the Holy Spirit. Nate applied that to everyday life: when we can see only the cross, God may already be preparing the resurrection. • Do not prescribe how the answer must arrive. One of the sermon’s strongest practical points was that people can pray for God to act, then miss His answer because it does not come through the person, method, or timing they expected. Faith means being open to God’s solution rather than demanding our own. • The Holy Spirit enables believers to recognize God’s direction. Nate emphasized 1 Corinthians 2 and the believer having the Spirit of God. Rather than assuming God's purposes are completely unknowable, Christians should learn to recognize the Holy Spirit’s guidance and then act on it. • Obedience requires boldness. Using Philippians 1, Nate talked about fear of embarrassment and rejection as barriers to obedience. His personal example was public speaking: speaking at church was initially frightening, but repeatedly stepping out helped build confidence that also carried into speaking at work. • God may use us as someone else’s unexpected answer. Nate recalled experiences in street ministry and times when another believer offered exactly the encouragement he needed without knowing his private prayers. The implication was practical: when someone is placed on your heart, call them, encourage them, pray for them, or speak the word you believe God is prompting you to give. • Do not despise small beginnings. From Zechariah 4:10, Nate stressed that seemingly small acts of faithfulness can be the beginning of something much larger. The responsibility is simply to keep taking the next step rather than being discouraged by how far away the promise appears. • God makes paths we cannot see. Psalm 77’s description of God leading Israel through the sea became the closing picture of the message. Israel saw an army behind them and an impassable sea ahead of them, while God saw a road nobody else knew existed. Nate connected this to situations where our own circumstances appear to offer no solution. ### Bottom line Nate’s message could be condensed to: > God is rarely predictable, but He is always faithful. Don't give up because you cannot see the path. Trust Him, stay obedient, love others, listen to the Holy Spirit, and expect God to work beyond what you imagined.

  2. Oct 18

    It's Impossible to Misquote the Bible

    ### Summary of Herb Blum’s sermon The sermon in today’s Sunday Meeting centered on understanding Scripture as a covenant with God rather than simply reading it as information. The central message was that believers should study Scripture with the Holy Spirit, understand what a passage is saying and to whom it applies, and then live according to what they learn. 1 Key themes • God’s Word as covenant. The sermon described the Bible as a covenant or binding agreement and argued that individual Scriptures should be understood within that covenant relationship between God and the believer. 1 • The Holy Spirit teaches Scripture. A repeated theme was that intellectual reading alone is insufficient. The believer should study with the Holy Spirit and receive what the sermon called “revelation knowledge.” John 14:26 and Romans 10:17 were used to develop this point. 1 • Context matters. Isaiah 55:8–9 was used as an example of why passages should not be isolated from their surrounding verses. The sermon emphasized looking at who is being addressed and the context surrounding a statement before applying it. 1 • Knowing the Word should lead to action. James 1:22, Joshua 1:8, and 2 Timothy 2:15 supported the argument that Christians should not merely hear Scripture but study it, meditate on it, and act on it. 1 • Identity in Christ. John 14–15 was a major section of the sermon. It emphasized believers abiding in Christ, the Holy Spirit dwelling within believers, and Christians living from their spiritual identity rather than allowing circumstances or fear to dictate their thinking. 1 • Faith instead of fear or negative thinking. Romans 8:31, Luke 10:19, Isaiah 54:17, Galatians 5:22, and other passages were presented as reasons for believers to reject thoughts of defeat and instead trust what they understand God to have promised. 1 • The practical takeaway: spend regular time studying Scripture with the Holy Spirit, allow Scripture to correct wrong thinking, remember what you learn when difficulties arise, and then put it into practice. 1 ### The sermon in one sentence Know God’s Word as covenant, let the Holy Spirit teach you what it means in context, believe what you learn, and live it rather than allowing circumstances, fear, or doubt to determine your response.

  3. Oct 4

    Don't Give Up Hope

    # Sermon Recap: "The Biggest Victories Come Right Before You Give Up Hope" ### Core Message The central theme of the sermon was that believers must remain faithful, continue serving God, and refuse to give up hope, even when circumstances seem delayed, unfair, or discouraging. The message emphasized that God's timing often differs from human expectations, but His purposes are fulfilled through perseverance, humility, and service. 1 ### Key Scripture The sermon opened around Galatians 6:7-10, particularly the reminder: > "Let us not become weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up." The repeated takeaway was that people often quit just before seeing the breakthrough God has been preparing. 1 --- ## Example 1: Joseph A large portion of the sermon focused on Joseph and how: • He was betrayed by his brothers. • Sold into slavery. • Falsely imprisoned. • Forgotten for years after helping Pharaoh's cupbearer. • Yet continued serving God faithfully. The message highlighted that Joseph spent approximately 13 years in hardship before being elevated to leadership in Egypt. The lesson was that God was working behind the scenes even when Joseph could not see it, and the promotion came in God's timing rather than Joseph's. 1 Leadership application given: • Don't promote yourself. • Serve faithfully where you are. • Let God open the doors at the right time. • Maintain your character while waiting. 1 --- ## Example 2: David The sermon then compared Joseph's story with that of David. Major points included: • David was anointed king as a young man. • He waited many years before actually becoming king. • He served Saul faithfully despite Saul's jealousy. • He repeatedly refused opportunities to kill Saul and take the throne for himself. The lesson was that David trusted God's timing and refused to advance himself through revenge or manipulation. 1 Leadership principle: > God is looking for servant leaders, not self-promoters. 1 --- ## Service Before Promotion One of the strongest themes throughout the message was that service is God's training ground for leadership. Several examples were cited: • Joseph served before ruling Egypt. • David served before ruling Israel. • Joshua served Moses before leading Israel. • Elisha served Elijah before receiving his mantle. • Jesus served humanity before being exalted. 1 The sermon argued that God first develops character and faithfulness before entrusting someone with greater responsibility. 1 --- ## Responding to Mistreatment The sermon also spent significant time discussing how believers should react when mistreated. Key points: • Don't repay evil for evil. • Don't retaliate against those who attack or misrepresent you. • Pray for those who hurt you. • Let God handle justice. • Focus on serving God rather than winning arguments. 1 The examples of Joseph forgiving his brothers and David refusing to harm Saul were used to illustrate this principle. 1 --- ## Practical Takeaways The sermon concluded with several practical applications: 1. Don't give up hope. 2. Trust God's timing even when progress seems delayed. 3. Stay faithful in your current responsibilities. 4. Serve others rather than seeking recognition. 5. Bless rather than retaliate when wronged. 6. Cast your worries on God instead of carrying them yourself. 7. God promotes in His timing, not ours. 1 --- ## One-Sentence Summary The sermon taught that God develops leaders through seasons of service, waiting, and perseverance, and that the greatest victories often arrive just before people are tempted to give up hope. 1

  4. Sep 20

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  5. Aug 23

    Heavenly Places

    Herb Blum spoke at Covenant Connection on Sunday, August 23, 2026."Heavenly Places" You can subscribe / follow the podcast for the sermons: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/d4d96426-8560-4524-b21b-ac5f62d8db06/ovenant-connection Herb Blum’s Sermon: “Heavenly Places and the Ascension Dimension”The central message of Herb Blum’s sermon was that many Christians understand Jesus’ death, burial, and resurrection, but overlook what he described as the final completion of salvation: Christ’s ascension and seating at the right hand of the Father. According to the teaching, believers are not only saved through the resurrection but are also spiritually seated with Christ in heavenly places (referencing Ephesians 2:6).### Key Themes#### 1. Salvation Includes Ascension and Position Blum argued that while the resurrection changed a believer’s spiritual condition, the ascension changed their spiritual position. Christians should see themselves as operating from a heavenly position of authority rather than viewing themselves as powerless people merely living on earth.#### 2. Believers Have Authority in the Spiritual Realm A major emphasis was that Christ defeated Satan and reclaimed authority that was originally given to humanity. The church's role, according to the sermon, is not simply to observe spiritual battles but to exercise the authority Christ provided. He described believers as being called to “displace” evil influences through faith, prayer, and obedience to God.#### 3. The Holy Spirit as Heaven’s Down Payment The sermon portrayed the Holy Spirit as a foretaste or down payment of believers’ future inheritance in heaven. Blum taught that the Spirit provides guidance, power, healing, gifts, and the ability to bring aspects of God’s kingdom into earthly circumstances today.#### 4. Christians Must Act on What They Believe Throughout the message, he repeatedly emphasized that believers should not merely acknowledge biblical truths intellectually. Instead, they should actively use their authority, speak God’s promises, resist fear, and trust the Holy Spirit’s leading. He contrasted passive observation with active faith.#### 5. Identity Matters A recurring idea was that Christians are God’s property, sealed by the Holy Spirit, and should live with confidence in that identity. The sermon stressed that understanding one's identity in Christ affects thoughts, behavior, and spiritual effectiveness.### Practical Applications Presented• Begin each day seeking the Holy Spirit’s guidance. • Replace fearful or negative thinking with Scripture. • Actively resist spiritual opposition rather than accepting it. • Live from a position of victory rather than striving to achieve victory. • Believe that God can work through ordinary believers to influence families, communities, and nations.### Closing MessageBlum concluded that Christians should recognize themselves as already seated with Christ in heavenly places, walking in the authority and resources God has provided. He encouraged listeners to rely on the Holy Spirit, speak and act according to God’s Word, and live confidently in what he described as the finished work of Christ.

  6. Aug 16

    Take No Thought

    Cielita Blum spoke at Covenant Connection on Sunday, August 16, 2026. "Take No Thought"Click here to download the notes and listen to the audio: https://covenantconnection.sermon.net/22550012 You can subscribe / follow the podcast for the sermons: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/d4d96426-8560-4524-b21b-ac5f62d8db06/ovenant-connection One-Sentence Takeaway The sermon challenged believers to surrender anxiety, renew their minds through God's Word, make spiritual priorities primary, and reject fear-driven thinking so they can experience God's purpose and freedom. Sermon Theme Take No Thought The central message was that believers should surrender anxiety, worldly thinking, and fear to God, allowing God's Word and Spirit to shape their thoughts and decisions rather than earthly concerns. Key Message Jesus has everything under control and desires complete trust and surrender from His followers. Worry about the future distracts believers from God's purposes. Instead of allowing fear, anxiety, and worldly thinking to dominate, Christians are called to align their minds with God's truth. "Don't worry about tomorrow. God already has tomorrow in His hands."Major Teaching Points1. Thoughts Shape Direction•Negative and worldly thoughts can lead people down the wrong path.•Believers should intentionally align their thinking with God's Word.•Spiritual transformation begins with renewing the mind rather than simply changing behavior.Key Scripture References Noted•Matthew 6:25-34•Romans 12:22. Live According to God's Blueprint•Walk in the realm of the Spirit.•Receive God's design and purpose for life.•The Sermon on the Mount provides a practical blueprint for Christian living.•Followers of Christ are called to servant leadership, humility, and love.References•Matthew 5-7•Romans 12:23. Spiritual Priorities Must Come First•"Seek first the Kingdom" before worldly pursuits.•Spiritual growth should take precedence over material concerns.•Humble submission to God's authority brings wisdom and direction.References•Matthew 6:33•Proverbs 9:10•Psalm 111:104. Cast Anxiety on God•Believers are challenged to surrender worries and fears.•Faith requires confidence that God is at work beyond what can be seen.•Spiritual growth is more important than material security.Reference•Philippians 4:6-95. Spiritual Warfare Begins in the Mind•The Word of God is portrayed as the "Sword of the Spirit."•Christians must take thoughts captive and evaluate them against Scripture.•Lies and distortions should be rejected.•The battle often begins with what is allowed to remain in the mind.References•Hebrews 4:12•Matthew 10:34-36•Ephesians 6:17•2 Corinthians 10:56. Fear Should Not Direct Decisions•The enemy seeks to twist and distort truth.•Fear is an unreliable guide.•Believers should develop awareness of their thought life and actively reject deception."Fear should not rule our decisions."Practical Applications1.Evaluate recurring worries and compare them to God's promises.2.Prioritize prayer before reacting to stressful situations.3.Monitor thought patterns and challenge thoughts that contradict Scripture.4.Seek God's Kingdom first when making major decisions.5.Use God's Word as a filter for determining truth.6.Refuse to allow fear to become the primary decision-making factor.

  7. Aug 9

    Stir Up the Gift Inside You

    Herb Blum spoke at Covenant Connection on Sunday, August 9, 2026."Stir Up the Gift Inside You "Click here to download the notes and listen to the audio: https://covenantconnection.sermon.net/22548205 You can subscribe / follow the podcast for the sermons: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/d4d96426-8560-4524-b21b-ac5f62d8db06/ovenant-connection### Sermon Recap#### 1. Iron Sharpens Iron (Proverbs 27:17) Nate Beck The opening devotional centered on the idea that spiritual growth requires godly relationships that challenge us.Key points: • Just as iron sharpening iron creates friction, spiritual growth often comes through correction, mentoring, and accountability. • True friends help expose blind spots and encourage growth rather than simply telling us what we want to hear. • Christians should not be offended by constructive feedback when it is given in love. • Believers are called to help sharpen one another so they can grow stronger in their faith and resist spiritual attacks.A practical example was given from both professional mentoring and Christian fellowship, emphasizing that people often achieve growth because someone challenged them to improve.#### 2. Stir Up the Gift of God (2 Timothy 1) The main teaching focused on stirring up the gifts, faith, power, and calling that God has already placed within believers.Major themes included:• The resources believers need are already available through Christ and the Holy Spirit. • Studying and meditating on Scripture is how believers "stir up" what God has placed inside them. • Feelings should not lead a person's life; God's Word should. • Fear, worry, and doubt were described as distractions that can hinder believers from walking in their calling. • God's power, love, and a sound mind are already available to believers, but they must actively engage with Scripture and faith. • Worry was contrasted with faith, with an emphasis on replacing fearful thoughts with God's promises. • Believers should focus on God's purpose and calling rather than being distracted by less important activities.#### 3. Walking in Love A significant portion of the message emphasized that:• Love is central to the Christian life. • God's love ("agape" love) is a choice and a spiritual nature, not merely an emotion. • Christians are called to love others regardless of whether that love is returned. • Faith operates through love, making love essential for spiritual growth and effectiveness.Theme #4: Stop Letting Feelings Lead• Feelings were described as followers, not leaders. • Fear, worry, and doubt were portrayed as distractions that pull people away from God's purpose. • The antidote is renewing the mind with God's Word and speaking God's promises.Theme #5: Walk in Your Calling• Every believer has a God-given purpose. • Many people know what God has called them to do but allow distractions or fear to delay obedience. • The message encouraged listeners to return to the assignment God originally placed on their hearts.Theme #6: Love Is the Foundation• Faith works through love. • Agape love is an act of will, not merely an emotion. • Christians are called to love others whether that love is returned or not. • Walking in God's love is central to living out God's will.### Main Takeaway The central message was: Believers must intentionally stay in God's Word, allow it to shape their thinking, stir up the gifts and power God has already placed within them, walk in love, and embrace the calling God has given them rather than being driven by fear, feelings, or distractions.### One-Sentence SummaryHerb's sermon challenged listeners to stop being driven by feelings and fear, immerse themselves in God's Word, stir up the gifts already placed within them, embrace their calling, and walk in the love of God.

  8. Jul 26

    In Christ I Can Do All Things

    Herb Blum spoke at Covenant Connection on Sunday, July 26, 2026."In Christ I Can Do All Things"Click here to download the notes and listen to the audio: https://covenantconnection.sermon.net/22543880 You can subscribe / follow the podcast for the sermons: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/d4d96426-8560-4524-b21b-ac5f62d8db06/covenant-connectionSpiritual growth comes through revelation and application of God's Word, not effort alone.### Sermon Recap: “In Christ I Can Do All Things” – Herb BlumKey Scripture Theme• Philippians 4:13 – “I can do all things through Christ...” • Luke 1 (Mary's response to the angel) • Emphasis that nothing is impossible with God and that believers should trust God's promises even when circumstances seem impossible.### Main MessageHerb taught that believers already have an inheritance in Christ. The challenge is not getting God to give us things, but rather understanding, believing, and walking in what has already been provided.### Major Points#### 1. Faith Requires More Than Hearing Once• Spiritual truths must be heard repeatedly. • Meditation on Scripture allows God's Word to move from intellectual knowledge into the heart. • The Holy Spirit reveals deeper understanding each time believers revisit God's Word.#### 2. Revelation Produces Transformation• Knowing Scripture mentally is different from receiving revelation from the Holy Spirit. • The Holy Spirit turns written words into living truth. • When revelation comes, believers gain confidence to act on what God has said.#### 3. Your Inheritance Is Already Available According to the message:• Peace, joy, healing, provision, and other blessings are part of a believer's inheritance in Christ. • These are not earned through performance. • The focus should be on receiving and believing rather than striving to qualify for them.#### 4. The Battle Is Primarily in the Mind• Satan's strategy was described as introducing doubt and discouraging thoughts. • Victory comes through resisting those thoughts and standing on God's Word. • The sermon repeatedly emphasized that believers need to know who they are in Christ.#### 5. Become a Doer of the Word One of the strongest themes:• Hearing truth alone is insufficient. • Believers should immediately apply what they learn. • Putting revelation into action helps prevent it from being forgotten or "stolen."#### 6. Spiritual Growth Is a Process Herb described growth stages:• Spiritual baby • Child • Mature son/daughterGrowth occurs through:• Daily time in Scripture • Ongoing revelation from the Holy Spirit • Applying what is learned#### 7. Greater Revelation Leads to Greater Fruitfulness• When believers understand more of their identity and inheritance in Christ, they become more effective in serving others. • God reveals truth progressively to prepare people for their calling and ministry.---### Practical Application Herb Encouraged1. Spend time in God's Word daily. 2. Ask the Holy Spirit for understanding and revelation. 3. Meditate on key scriptures repeatedly. 4. Act immediately on truth you receive. 5. Resist thoughts that contradict God's promises. 6. Trust that God's promises are already available through Christ.### Closing TakeawayHerb's concluding challenge was essentially:> Do you truly believe that you can do all things through Christ?His answer was that believers grow into that confidence through revelation of God's Word, continual spiritual growth, and practical obedience to what God shows them.

  9. Jul 19

    Have You Examined Yourself

    Cielita Blum spoke at Covenant Connection on Sunday, July 19, 2026. "Have You Examined Yourself" Click here to download the notes and listen to the audio: https://covenantconnection.sermon.net/22541834 You can subscribe / follow the podcast for the sermons: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/d4d96426-8560-4524-b21b-ac5f62d8db06/covenant-connection Notes from today's sermon: ### Sermon Title "Have We Examined Ourselves?" ### Core Message Cielita taught that God has already provided healing through Jesus, but believers may fail to receive healing because of spiritual, emotional, or behavioral barriers in their own lives. The sermon repeatedly emphasized examining oneself, identifying obstacles, and aligning with God's truth. ### Key Scripture Themes • 2 Timothy 2:11-13 – God remains faithful even when people are unfaithful. • Isaiah 53:5, Matthew 8:17, 1 Peter 2:24 – Healing was provided through Christ's sacrifice. • James 5:14-15 – Prayer, faith, and anointing with oil. • Galatians 3:13 – Christ redeemed believers from the curse. • Isaiah 1:19 – Blessings associated with willingness and obedience. ### Main Teaching Points #### 1. God Is Faithful The message opened with the idea that God's faithfulness does not depend on human perfection. Even when believers fail, God remains committed to His covenant promises. #### 2. Healing Is Already Provided Cielita emphasized that healing is part of what Christ accomplished through His death and resurrection. Healing was described as available physically, emotionally, and spiritually. #### 3. Ways People Receive Healing Several biblical avenues for healing were discussed: • Faith in God's promises • Communion • Laying on of hands and prayer • Gifts of healing • Miracles • Growing understanding of Scripture #### 4. Self-Sabotaging Behaviors Can Become Obstacles A major portion of the sermon focused on what she called self-sabotage: • Procrastination • Perfectionism • Negative self-talk • Low self-worth • Avoidance • Harmful coping mechanisms • Limiting beliefs Her argument was that these patterns can hinder believers from fully receiving what God has provided. #### 5. Spiritual and Emotional Barriers She identified several issues that she believes may interfere with healing: • Unbelief • Hidden sin • Unforgiveness • Lack of biblical knowledge • Misunderstanding God's promises • Misinformation or false teaching • Disobedience • Unresolved personal issues Throughout this section she repeatedly encouraged listeners to examine their hearts, repent where necessary, and renew their minds through Scripture. #### 6. Importance of Knowing God's Word Personally A recurring theme was that believers need firsthand knowledge of God through: • Prayer • Scripture study • Personal experience with God • Guidance of the Holy Spirit She warned against simply accepting teachings because they are frequently repeated and encouraged verifying beliefs through Scripture. #### 7. The Role of Obedience The sermon stressed that obedience keeps believers aligned with God's purposes and blessings. She used the concept of covenant relationship—remaining close to God through trust and obedience. ### Overall Conclusion Cielita's central conclusion was: > Before blaming circumstances, believers should honestly examine their hearts, attitudes, beliefs, habits, and unresolved issues. By addressing anything that stands in opposition to God's truth, they place themselves in a better position to receive the blessings, healing, and spiritual growth that God desires for them. ### One-Sentence Executive Summary The sermon argued that while God's healing and blessings have already been provided through Christ, believers should regularly examine their lives for unbelief, unforgiveness, hidden sin, misinformation, or other self-imposed barriers that may prevent them from fully walking in those promises.

  10. Jul 12

    How to Walk in the Power of God

    ### Key Message Herb taught that every believer already possesses God's power through salvation and the Holy Spirit, but many Christians fail to experience that power because they allow negative thoughts, doubt, worry, fear, and unbelief to influence them. He emphasized that spiritual victory comes from knowing God's Word, believing it, speaking it, and acting on it. ### Major Themes #### 1. The Power of God Is Available to Every Believer Herb repeatedly stressed that Christians have access to the same divine power that raised Jesus from the dead. The question is not whether the power exists, but whether believers are using it. #### 2. The Real Battle Is in the Mind A large portion of the message focused on thoughts. Herb taught that: • Satan's primary tactic is planting negative thoughts, doubt, fear, and unbelief. • Sin begins when wrong thoughts are entertained rather than resisted. • God's Word is the weapon believers use to reject those thoughts. His central argument was that believers must identify thoughts that contradict God's Word and actively reject them. #### 3. Knowledge of Scripture Produces Victory Drawing from the idea that people perish for lack of knowledge, Herb emphasized: • Reading and studying Scripture regularly. • Seeking understanding from the Holy Spirit. • Using Scripture to counter negative thoughts and spiritual attacks. According to the sermon, spiritual power flows when believers understand and apply God's Word. #### 4. Faith Requires Speaking God's Word Using passages such as Mark 11:23-24, Herb taught that: • Believers should speak God's promises with faith. • Words have spiritual significance. • Speaking in agreement with God releases faith and spiritual power. He encouraged the congregation to replace negative declarations with scriptural truths. #### 5. Forgiveness and Love Keep God's Power Flowing Herb emphasized that: • Strife, bitterness, and unforgiveness obstruct spiritual growth. • Love and forgiveness are essential elements of faith. • Believers should forgive as Christ forgave and avoid dwelling on past failures. #### 6. Identity in Christ Another major point was that Christians are: • Children of God. • Sealed by the Holy Spirit. • Righteous through Christ. • Protected and empowered to live victoriously. He repeatedly encouraged listeners not to define themselves by past mistakes, but by their relationship with God. ### Practical Takeaways Herb Encouraged • Reject negative and fearful thoughts immediately. • Study Scripture consistently and seek understanding. • Speak God's promises rather than circumstances. • Walk in forgiveness and love. • Believe that God's power is already working within you. • Focus on God's purposes rather than past failures. ### Sermon's Main Conclusion Herb's core conclusion was that believers already possess God's power through Christ, but must actively cooperate with that power by knowing God's Word, resisting negative thoughts, exercising faith, speaking God's promises, and living in love. In his view, spiritual victory comes from aligning one's thinking and speech with what God has said rather than with circumstances or fears.

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  • Creator
    Herb Blum
  • Years Active
    2010 - 2026
  • Episodes
    10
  • Rating
    Clean
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    © Copyright 2026
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    Covenant Connection