My friend, when you begin to see yourself the way God sees you, everything changes! Enjoy this 25 minute video teaching about what God thinks about you!! Sandra McCollom
How Do You See Yourself?
My friend, when you begin to see yourself the way God sees you, everything changes! Enjoy this 25 minute video teaching about what God thinks about you!! Sandra McCollom
How Do You See Yourself?
My friend, when you begin to see yourself the way God sees you, everything changes! Enjoy this 25 minute video teaching about what God thinks about you!! Sandra McCollom
How Do You See Yourself?
My friend, when you begin to see yourself the way God sees you, everything changes! Enjoy this 25 minute video teaching about what God thinks about you!! Sandra McCollom
How Do You See Yourself?
My friend, when you begin to see yourself the way God sees you, everything changes! Enjoy this 25 minute video teaching about what God thinks about you!! Sandra McCollom
How Do You See Yourself?
My friend, when you begin to see yourself the way God sees you, everything changes! Enjoy this 25 minute video teaching about what God thinks about you!! Sandra McCollom
How Do You See Yourself?
My friend, when you begin to see yourself the way God sees you, everything changes! Enjoy this 25 minute video teaching about what God thinks about you!! Sandra McCollom
How Do You See Yourself?
My friend, when you begin to see yourself the way God sees you, everything changes! Enjoy this 25 minute video teaching about what God thinks about you!! Sandra McCollom
I Am Becoming Who I Am
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863. The Light of the World Is Jesus (Not Us)
Another case of mistaken identity is when believers assume they are spiritually identified as “the light of the world.” The misguided assumption usually stems from something Jesus said during the Sermon on the Mount when He was speaking to His Jewish disciples who had not yet even received the Holy Spirit. When Jesus told his buddies they were considered the light at that time—He was referring to the nation of Israel—the only people who were in covenant with God before the cross. But later, Jesus would reveal that He is the true light of the world.
Nowhere in New Testament letters written to the churches are we identified as the light of the world. Whatever light comes from us is because we are in Him as children of the light—and He in us. This takes the pressure off us because we have no need to wonder or fear if “our” light will go dim. The light in us is not tied to works and performance which can be up and down or inconsistent. It’s the light of Christ that abides in us and it’s eternal. He is the light that shines from us.

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Nowhere in New Testament letters written to the churches are we identified as the light of the world. Whatever light comes from us is because we are in Him as children of the light—and He in us. This takes the pressure off us because we have no need to wonder or fear if “our” light will go dim. The light in us is not tied to works and performance which can be up and down or inconsistent. It’s the light of Christ that abides in us and it’s eternal. He is the light that shines from us.




846. 17th Anniversary Program – Part 1
In the year of our Lord, 2005 A.D., we were asked to begin a 15-minute Internet Radio Program, and we had no plans on doing a long-term weekly podcast. Now 17 years later, we take a look back at how it all started in our humble beginnings … and how it has grown into tens of thousands of weekly downloads from multiple countries around the world from people wanting to know God in an authentic way. We also reveal how we’re about to break one of our long-standing rules for future podcasts —one which we’ve abided by for all of our programs—until now.

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833. Things Seldom Heard in Church: Rahab “The Believer”
Her story is in the book of Joshua in the earlier days of Israel becoming a nation. Many years later, this woman named Rahab was still known as “Rahab the harlot,” as referenced a couple of times by New Testament writers. Like many people today, she was identified by something she did. In this case, it was considered negative, and something looked down upon.

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Something that easily gets lost in between this gentile woman’s occupation and her willingness to help Israeli spies … is that she was a believer in the one true God before she ever did anything to help the Israelites. She wasn’t one who was under the law. There was nothing that she (or anybody) could “do” to be accepted by God—she was justified in the same way as all people are … whether Jew or Gentile. She believed in God by faith because of what she heard that He had done.




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