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If you are willing to investigate the claims of Jesus and the truths of the Bible, if you are a new Christian who wants to grow in your relationship with God, If you are a believer who wants to disciple others, Walk in Newness of Life was written for you.

"We know that our old self was crucified with Him so that the body of sin might be rendered powerless, that we should no longer be slaves to sin." Romans 6:6 Walking in the newness of life requires the courage to let go of what no longer serves us and embrace the possibilities that lie ahead. It requires us to embrace change and leave behind old patterns, for growth awaits in the unknown. That's why the journey of becoming a new creature in Christ is a remarkable transformation that brings us into a whole new realm of life. When we embrace this identity, something beautiful happens within us. ...

Walking in newness of life means experiencing a complete transformation where old things pass away and all things become new through Christ. The baptismal experience represents more than just an event—it symbolizes death to our old self and resurrection into a new way of living.• Becoming a new creature in Christ means developing a different "stride" or way of moving through life• Our number one priority must be pleasing God and not letting anything take our focus off Him• True transformation is evidenced not by church buildings or denominational names, but by what's inside a person's ...

Walking in the Newness of Life! Part Two https://maglife.org/

First Flew the Raven is a powerful journey through Scripture, tracing the story of Noah, the flood, and the deep spiritual symbolism that reveals the path from death to resurrection life. In the days of Noah, humanity was torn between the raven and the dove, between the flesh that feeds on death and the Spirit that seeks life and peace. The ark became a tomb and a womb, carrying Noah through the flood of judgment into a cleansed world. First went the raven, never returning, content among the dead. Then came the dove, returning with a sign of peace and hope. Through detailed biblical ...