Who Do You Think You Are? | Pastor Danny Lee скачать в хорошем качестве

Who Do You Think You Are? | Pastor Danny Lee

Discover how ancient heresies still shape modern thinking in this powerful message from Church of the Heartland’s “Ancient Lies, Modern Lives” series. Pastor Danny exposes the lie of Manichaeism—the false belief that life is a cosmic battle of equal light vs. dark—and shows from Scripture that GOD is not just a being of light, He is the CREATOR with absolute authority over all creation, sin, sickness, and darkness. Preaching from Exodus 3 and key New Testament passages, this sermon answers the question, “Who do you think I AM?” and confronts modern versions of this ancient lie, like: – “This is just who I am.” – “I was born this way.” – “I’ll always be this way.” – “God is at war with my depression / addiction / past.” You’ll learn: • What Manichaeism is and why it’s heresy • Why God is NOT in an equal battle with Satan or evil • How Jesus’ death and resurrection broke the power of sin and shame • The truth that you are NOT stuck—you can be born again and made new in Christ • How to break agreement with lies and walk in your identity as a new creation If you struggle with shame, addiction, depression, or the belief that you can’t change, this message will help you see the power of the cross, the authority of Christ, and your true identity as a child of God. Stay to the end for a clear gospel invitation and a call to lay lies and bondage at the feet of Jesus. Perfect for: • Christians wanting solid Bible teaching on spiritual warfare and identity • Believers curious about early church heresies and how they affect us today • Anyone who feels stuck in their past, trauma, or sin patterns • Small groups and Bible studies walking through theology and discipleship 📖 Key Scriptures: Exodus 3:11–15, Isaiah 45:5–7, Psalm 139, Colossians 2:13–15, 2 Corinthians 5:17, 1 John 2:2 Subscribe for more Bible-based sermons, series on theology, spiritual warfare, Christian identity, and practical discipleship from Church of the Heartland.