Cityreach Cumberland

Godly wisdom attracts people - even those who don’t have a relationship with God, yet.  In today’s teaching, we’ll look at some of the characteristics of wisdom in Solomon’s life that drew the Queen of Sheba to Jerusalem. When we reign in life, through Christ who is the very wisdom of God, the world will recognize we carry something they need and will be drawn to it.

While social media influencers have the ability to alter the decisions of others, we have the ability to bring the influence of God’s Kingdom into the situations of life. It’s a much, much greater influence but one that hinges on our continually receiving His abundance of grace and the gift of righteousness.

When we receive the abundance of God’s grace and His gift of righteousness we reign as kings in life through Christ. The Apostle Paul says that this one truth is more certain than death. Listen to today’s message and learn how you can exercise your kingly influence over circumstances of life instead of allowing them to influence you.  

Because it is impossible for God to lie, His promises give us incredible hope. The Bible calls this hope an “anchor of the soul.” However, there are also other anchors that we tend to throw down that work against our heavenly anchor. In today’s teaching we’ll discuss a few of them that need to be cut and let go.  

“This is My Beloved Son. Hear Him!” These are the words that the Father spoke to the disciples about Jesus on the Mount of Transfiguration. And these words are still necessary today in order to stay grounded in the place where He can continue to transform us into His image. Hear Him and Him alone!

What did Jesus do? Is the question we need to start asking. Jesus purchased peace on the cross. His resurrected presence enables peace. He is the ultimate peacemaker. Jesus tells us in Matthew 5:9 Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called children of God. Peace has to be made... What will you choose? To Make or Break.