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Scripture-anchored teachings unveiling who you are in Christ, what His finished work secured, and how to live from that reality every day of the week.
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Many sincere believers know what a verse says on the page while still living beneath what it means. Live In Jesus Name exists as a quiet, unhurried teaching room built around one discipline: examining Scripture in context until truth moves from memory into spiritual understanding, settled consciousness, and responsible weekday conduct.
No popups, no sensational claims, and no borrowed slogans — every study opens the biblical text, traces cross-references across both Testaments, pairs faith with practical wisdom, and closes with a Scripture-anchored confession you can speak aloud.
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- Day 365Redemption & His ReturnA New Year, an Everlasting Covenant
Hebrews calls the covenant *aiōnios* — everlasting — and grounds your equipping in it, which means the new year does not begin a fresh contract with God; it continues a settlement He already signed and will never reopen.
- Day 364Redemption & His ReturnThe Story Continues in You
The ascension did not end the incarnation; it redistributed it — because the same Spirit who formed Christ in Mary now forms Christ in a body of believers who are sent to the same places He was sent.
- Day 363Redemption & His ReturnCome, Lord Jesus: Living Ready
The Bible's final prayer is not for protection, provision, or revival but for a Person — *erchou, kyrie Iēsou* — and a life that can pray it honestly is a life already ordered around His arrival.
- Day 362Redemption & His ReturnThe Blessed Hope: Looking for His Appearing
Paul joins two things the modern church keeps separating — a hope that looks forward and a life that denies ungodliness — because grace trains us precisely by making us people who are waiting for Someone rather than something.
- Day 361Redemption & His ReturnChristmas Is a Decision, Not a Date
John sets a boundary between those who received Him and those who did not, and the dividing line was never a date on a calendar but an act of reception — *elabon*, to take to oneself — which means the incarnation asks for a decision, not a season.
- Day 360Redemption & His ReturnThe Glory of the Only Begotten
John says *etheasametha* — we beheld, we gazed as spectators — and the glory he describes is the glory of *monogenēs*, the unique one, which means the glory was not a display around Jesus but the character of Jesus Himself, full of grace and truth.
- Day 359Redemption & His ReturnWrapped in Swaddling Cloths, Wrapped in Prophecy
The angel gave the shepherds a sign that was almost absurdly ordinary — a wrapped infant in a feed trough — and the sign was not the wrapping but the location, because God identifies His greatest gift by where He was willing to be placed.
- Day 358Redemption & His ReturnHe Was Poor That You Might Be Rich
Paul uses *ptōcheia* — beggarly poverty, not merely modest means — and he makes it the engine of a prosperity that is measured by what God gives, not what you demand, because generosity is what grace produces in a person who has been made rich.
- Day 357Redemption & His ReturnThe Word Made Flesh Heals Your Flesh
John says the Word became *sarx* — flesh, the very substance that gets sick — and the same Spirit that formed that flesh lives in yours, which means the Incarnation makes your body a legitimate territory for redemption.
- Day 356Redemption & His ReturnThe Promise Kept: Every Prophecy Certified
Paul does not say the promises are *true* in Christ but that they are *yea* — yes, affirmed, made good — which means the manger is not a hopeful beginning but a payment already countersigned by centuries of prophecy.
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