Triumphant Grace Ministries

Love is a language that is best communicated without words. Hugs, tears, and kisses reach beyond the border of words. Did you know that it’s just as easy for a deaf and mute man to communicate love as it is for someone who is not deaf or mute? But how would a man communicate love if he cannot hear or speak? Love is patient, and love is kind. According to the Apostle Paul, love is typically expressed without words.

Wisdom is not deputized solely for the supernatural, but wisdom is to be used in very practical and meaningful ways as well.

The value of exercising wisdom and hope ensues when we rest in the finished work of grace. A lack of wisdom leads to a lack in other areas of life, and a shallow understanding of grace will keep us on the crutches of AI and O’me.

We are God’s handiwork; His finest. We are the crowing jewel of His creation. All eyes are on us. The Holy Spirit takes up residence in us. We are created in Christ Jesus unto good works, which God hath before ordained that we should walk in them. So, then, why do believers struggle as much, and in as many areas, as unbelievers? Is it because the rain falls on the just and the unjust? Is it because the sun rises on the good and the evil? Or is it because we follow the same principles that unbelievers follow? Could it be that simple? I believe it is.

Through trusting in God and whatever corresponding action He calls us to, we will move from absence to abundance. At times, that corresponding action is faith alone. And at other times, it’s the employment of wisdom that leads the way out of frustration and hardship. Through this message, I’m going to lay a foundation as to why it is so important, in the hour that we are living in, to be debt free.

Believers are fully vested in the Father’s finished work. His finished work was ratified through Jesus’ shed blood and His last words from the cross, “It is finished.” This means, once the Father has given us the Spirit as a deposit, our inheritance is guaranteed, or another way to say it, fully vested. The Father cannot forfeit, or retract our salvation for any reason. Believers are 100% vested; signed by the blood of Jesus Christ, and sealed by the Holy Spirit until the Day of Redemption.

As ministers, we have a responsibility to protect, prize, and promote the gospel of the finished work of Jesus Christ. I also want us to see that our miracles may be hidden in wisdom. Perhaps it’s hidden in a strategy, rather than a wishing-well prayer.

I believe that wisdom is found through an intimate relationship with Jesus. He is the door that leadeth to wisdom, and He has become for us the wisdom of God. Outside of Christ there is only earthly and unspiritual wisdom. And neither are from God.

Time is not the healer; Jesus is our healer. The restoration of our health, finances, relationships, emotions, and our faith can certainly come through healings and miracles, but when wisdom is applied, the need for healings and miracles are minimized.

Through faith in Jesus’ death, burial, and resurrection one passes from death to life, from darkness to light, and from despair to hope. The resurrection of Jesus from the dead is the perfect soil for our salvation.

Jesus is our wisdom, and the need for miracles can be significantly reduced when wisdom is employed.

Like Father, like Son; like Jesus, like you. The way one sees God is the way one will see themself. If God is strict and scary to you, then you'll come across as strict and fearful. On the other hand, if one sees the Father as loving and gracious, their life will be filled with love and grace. The image you hold of the Father will be the same image your life will reflect.

We have been encapsulated in a covenant that can never perish, spoil or fade.

The Christian goal is not to get everyone to think exactly like us. Our goal should be rooted in the lovingkindness to help others become free from dis-ease.

Grace was never intended to be the backup plan of the law. Grace is not a substitute teacher; grace is the teacher. Nor was grace the spare tire when the law went flat. Grace has been there from the beginning. Grace has always been God’s heart. Out of His fullness we have all received grace upon grace. Sandwiched between the two graces, we find the four-letter preposition “upon.” “Behind our English word “upon” we discover the Greek word “anti” which means, because of. Out of His fullness we have all received grace because of His grace. Isn’t that beautiful?

Fear is a powerful and debilitating emotion, but it disappears in the presence of perfect love.