Kingdom Vision: “Grace & Law Pt. 6 – Coming Into Agreement with What Already Is” (Mark 16:15 & Titus 2:11)

“Grace & Law Pt. 6 –
Coming Into Agreement with What Already Is” (Mark 16:15 & Titus 2:11)
Pastor Kevin Brown | Kingdom Vision Christian Center

“This is why I can’t be confined or limited to a lie. Why do you call it a lie? For me it’s a lie. Not for the whole world. But for us as believers, corona is a lie. Sickness and disease is a lie. For me. A believer. Not everyone. But a who? A believer. God doesn’t see us in the same light He sees the world.” This week, Pastor Kevin Brown continues his series on grace and law with a teaching on how God’s grace to believers – and only believers – changes our earthly reality. Listen as he explains how that grace disconnects our relationship to sin and its effects in a fallen world.

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