Apostle Anselem I.N

AWARENESS is a revelational sermon that unveils the difference between being conscious of the flesh and being conscious of the spirit man. This message explains that while many people are fully aware of the physical body and its earthly nature, as revealed in Genesis 3:19 — “for dust thou art, and unto dust shalt thou return” — few truly understand the reality of the soul and its eternal destination after life on earth.

The sermon emphasizes that man often lives with great attention to the flesh, yet remains unaware of the spirit man, which is the soul that continues beyond earthly existence. It calls believers to awaken to spiritual consciousness and to seek understanding of where their soul is heading after this present life.

Three vital strands were highlighted as essential works of the spirit that every believer must engage in to become spiritually aware:

Study of the Word of God – to gain divine light, truth, and understanding.
Prayer – to build communion and sensitivity with God in the spirit.
Evangelism – to actively participate in the work and purpose of God on earth.

This powerful sermon is a call to spiritual awakening, urging every listener to move beyond mere awareness of the flesh and become conscious of the eternal reality of the soul and the things of the Spirit.

Be blessed as you listen, reflect, and grow in spiritual awareness. Subscribe for more revelational and life-transforming sermons.

AWARENESS is a revelational sermon that unveils the difference between being conscious of the flesh and being conscious of the spirit man. This message explains that while many people are fully aware of the physical body and its earthly nature, as revealed in Genesis 3:19 — “for dust thou art, and unto dust shalt thou return” — few truly understand the reality of the soul and its eternal destination after life on earth.

The sermon emphasizes that man often lives with great attention to the flesh, yet remains unaware of the spirit man, which is the soul that continues beyond earthly existence. It calls believers to awaken to spiritual consciousness and to seek understanding of where their soul is heading after this present life.

Three vital strands were highlighted as essential works of the spirit that every believer must engage in to become spiritually aware:

Study of the Word of God – to gain divine light, truth, and understanding.
Prayer – to build communion and sensitivity with God in the spirit.
Evangelism – to actively participate in the work and purpose of God on earth.

This powerful sermon is a call to spiritual awakening, urging every listener to move beyond mere awareness of the flesh and become conscious of the eternal reality of the soul and the things of the Spirit.

Be blessed as you listen, reflect, and grow in spiritual awareness. Subscribe for more revelational and life-transforming sermons.

In this thought-provoking revelation in parable titled “Man is a Mystery of Whom He Believes,” a deep spiritual truth is unveiled: man becomes the expression of whatever—or whoever—he believes.

The message reveals that from the beginning, man was created by God to take dominion. However, when man chose to believe the voice of the woman over God, he lost his position and identity. Instead of standing in authority, he became subject—turning away from God and attaching himself to the influence of the enemy.

In response to this fallen state, God revealed His redemptive nature. According to Isaiah 54:5, God became the Husbandman, stepping in to restore the very man who had lost his identity. His mission was to bring man back into divine alignment and relationship.

The sermon powerfully illustrates that the wedding garment God brought for this restoration is love. As written in 1 John 4:8, “God is love,” and through the teachings of Jesus Christ, love becomes the central commandment. The Scripture declares that if we cannot love those we see, we cannot truly love God whom we have not seen.

Further emphasizing this truth, Jesus Christ in John 14:6 declares Himself as “the way, the truth, and the life.” Since God is love and Christ is life—and both are one—it reveals that love is the very life of God.

Finally, the sermon brings a sobering reminder from Revelation 22:12, where Christ declares that He comes with rewards according to every man’s works. This leads to a crucial question:

What garment are you wearing?
Is it the garment of love, or the garment of hatred?

This message is a call to self-examination and transformation—an invitation to return to God by embracing the life of love as to be strong again. For the flesh is weak, then make your spirit to be willing.

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