In this teaching, we break down what the Bible actually says about salvation, spiritual growth, and why transformation doesn’t happen automatically in your mind and body—even though your spirit is made new instantly in Christ.Using powerful scriptures like Philippians 2:12, 1 Peter 2:2, Romans 12:2, and Galatians 5, this message explains the difference between being saved in your spirit and the ongoing process of renewing your mind and disciplining your flesh.If you’ve ever asked:“Why am I still struggling after salvation?”“Why didn’t everything change when I got saved?”“How do I actually grow spiritually?”This teaching will give you clear, biblical answers and practical steps to walk in freedom.You are not trying to become righteous—you already are in Christ. Now it’s time to work out what God has already worked in.🔍 KEY TOPICS COVEREDWhat “work out your salvation” really meansSpirit vs soul vs body explainedWhy your mind must be renewedHow to overcome sin as a believerGrowing into the full experience of salvationWhy many Christians stay stuck📖 SCRIPTURES IN THIS TEACHINGPhilippians 2:12–131 Peter 2:2Romans 12:2Galatians 5:16–172 Corinthians 5:17Hebrews 10:14James 1:21–22Ephesians 4:22–242 Corinthians 10:5Colossians 3:51 Corinthians 9:27Romans 6:11📣 CALL TO ACTIONIf this helped you, share it with someone who needs clarity on their walk with God.Subscribe for more Bible teaching that is practical, powerful, and life-changing.

Should victims stay silent according to the Bible?In this teaching we look at the story of Tamar in 2 Samuel 13 and other passages to answer an important question: does Scripture require victims to remain silent about injustice?Many people have been taught that speaking up is unbiblical, but the Bible repeatedly shows victims crying out, exposing wrongdoing, and seeking justice. Tamar’s story reveals how Scripture acknowledges injustice and brings truth into the light.In this study we cover:• The story of Tamar in 2 Samuel 13• Why victims in Scripture cried out• Why silence is not commanded in the Bible• What the Bible says about exposing evil• The difference between Matthew 18 conflict resolution and abuseIf you’ve ever wondered what the Bible actually teaches about victims, justice, and truth, this study walks through the Scriptures carefully.🌐 Visit Our Website: www.wordontheway.com💖 Ways to Give:💵 Cash App: $wordotw📱 Text: wordotw to 53555🌟 Online: www.wordontheway.com/give📲 Follow Us:📸 Instagram: @wordotw🎵 TikTok: @wordotw🎥 YouTube: www.youtube.com/@wordotw#christianpodcast #BibleTeaching #faith

In this powerful episode of the Word on the Way Podcast, Pastors Nicole McKay and Vanessa Trinidad teach on The 3-Fold Provision of the Blood of Jesus through Exodus 12 and the Passover Lamb.

Discover how the Blood of Jesus provides:

• Forgiveness – The spotless Lamb applied

• Freedom – 400 years of oppression broken in one night

• Favor – God’s covenant protection and provision

Exodus 12 reveals more than a historical event — it reveals a prophetic picture of Jesus Christ and the power of His blood. When the blood was applied, judgment could not enter. Bondage could not remain. Oppression could not continue.If you’ve been battling heaviness, long-term struggle, sickness, or spiritual oppression, this teaching will strengthen your faith and remind you of your covenant rights in Christ.

The Blood still speaks.The Blood still delivers.The Blood still provides.

Scriptures Covered:

Exodus 12:21–33

Isaiah 53

1 Corinthians 11

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