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There have been moments in my own life when I’ve needed the insight of a professional counselor. Remember, Jesus is our Counselor, and the Holy Spirit is our Counselor, and seeking help from a strong, Christian counselor is perfectly right and good — just be wise and discerning as you choose who you trust and take counsel from. — Rick Renner | Rick Renner

There have been moments in my own life when I’ve needed the insight of a professional counselor. Remember, Jesus is our Counselor, and the Holy Spirit is our Counselor, and seeking help from a strong, Christian counselor is perfectly right and good — just be wise and discerning as you choose who you trust and take counsel from. — Rick Renner | Rick Renner

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In Matthew 5:39, Jesus speaks directly to us about how to respond when someone treats us wrong, and He starts with, “But I say unto you…” — and in the Greek, that phrase carries a strong, emphatic meaning, as if He’s saying, “Now listen carefully to what I’m about to tell you.”Then He gives a radical instruction: if someone strikes you on one cheek, turn the other also. In other words, don’t respond to wrong with more wrong. Don’t retaliate — respond in a way that reflects the character of Chris

In Matthew 5:39, Jesus speaks directly to us about how to respond when someone treats us wrong, and He starts with, “But I say unto you…” — and in the Greek, that phrase carries a strong, emphatic meaning, as if He’s saying, “Now listen carefully to what I’m about to tell you.”Then He gives a radical instruction: if someone strikes you on one cheek, turn the other also. In other words, don’t respond to wrong with more wrong. Don’t retaliate — respond in a way that reflects the character of Chris

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Jesus warned us plainly about what would happen at the end of the age. He said that many would arise to deceive others, and that word “deceive” is the Greek word “planeō.” It doesn’t mean a simple mistake — it means “to lead someone off track,” especially into moral wandering. This tells us something critical: at the end of the age, multitudes of voices will arise claiming to speak truth, but they will be quietly altering the Gospel — softening it, redefining it, and making it say what it never

Jesus warned us plainly about what would happen at the end of the age. He said that many would arise to deceive others, and that word “deceive” is the Greek word “planeō.” It doesn’t mean a simple mistake — it means “to lead someone off track,” especially into moral wandering. This tells us something critical: at the end of the age, multitudes of voices will arise claiming to speak truth, but they will be quietly altering the Gospel — softening it, redefining it, and making it say what it never

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The Bible warns us: “Put away pretending to be something other than what you are in order to win the approval of others.” (RIV) The Greek word here is hypokrisis — the same word Jesus used to refer to hypocrites. It describes an actor wearing a mask on stage — someone performing for applause rather than living with sincerity. Friend, God didn’t call you to wear a mask. He called you to walk in authenticity and truth. The applause of people will fade, but the approval of God lasts forever. To see

The Bible warns us: “Put away pretending to be something other than what you are in order to win the approval of others.” (RIV) The Greek word here is hypokrisis — the same word Jesus used to refer to hypocrites. It describes an actor wearing a mask on stage — someone performing for applause rather than living with sincerity. Friend, God didn’t call you to wear a mask. He called you to walk in authenticity and truth. The applause of people will fade, but the approval of God lasts forever. To see

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Jesus warned us not to turn our acts of righteousness into a performance for people to applaud. The issue is not applicable to when people happen to see your giving or your good works — sometimes that naturally happens. The issue is the motive behind it: Are you doing it to honor God, or are you doing it to be noticed by people?Jesus said that when recognition from others becomes our goal, then the applause of men is the only reward we will receive.Friend, God looks deeper than outward actions —

Jesus warned us not to turn our acts of righteousness into a performance for people to applaud. The issue is not applicable to when people happen to see your giving or your good works — sometimes that naturally happens. The issue is the motive behind it: Are you doing it to honor God, or are you doing it to be noticed by people?Jesus said that when recognition from others becomes our goal, then the applause of men is the only reward we will receive.Friend, God looks deeper than outward actions —

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Jesus says in Mark 11:23, “For verily I say unto you, That whosoever shall say unto this mountain, Be thou removed, and be thou cast into the sea; and shall not doubt in his heart, but shall believe that those things which he saith shall come to pass; he shall have whatsoever he saith.” Our voice carries authority. When we speak the Word of God and boldly declare our confession of faith, it has the power to shift circumstances and move obstacles out of the way. Speaking Scripture is not just wor

Jesus says in Mark 11:23, “For verily I say unto you, That whosoever shall say unto this mountain, Be thou removed, and be thou cast into the sea; and shall not doubt in his heart, but shall believe that those things which he saith shall come to pass; he shall have whatsoever he saith.” Our voice carries authority. When we speak the Word of God and boldly declare our confession of faith, it has the power to shift circumstances and move obstacles out of the way. Speaking Scripture is not just wor

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Friend, as we get closer and closer to Christ’s return, the world is sinking deeper into moral confusion. That is why we must stay anchored in God’s unchanging Word! Sadly, even fellow believers and loved ones can get swept away by the world’s lies, but if we stay strong in the faith, we can point them back to the truth and help rescue as many souls as possible for Christ! —Rick Renner Watch “Can You Hide a Multitude of Sins?” to learn about the biblical instructions on leading our wandering bro

Friend, as we get closer and closer to Christ’s return, the world is sinking deeper into moral confusion. That is why we must stay anchored in God’s unchanging Word! Sadly, even fellow believers and loved ones can get swept away by the world’s lies, but if we stay strong in the faith, we can point them back to the truth and help rescue as many souls as possible for Christ! —Rick Renner Watch “Can You Hide a Multitude of Sins?” to learn about the biblical instructions on leading our wandering bro

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Don’t minimize what Jesus did on the Cross. Salvation is more than forgiveness and Heaven someday — it includes everything Jesus purchased for you: deliverance, healing, wholeness, soundness of mind, and victory. If you leave “dangling ends” of doubt or unbelief, the enemy will grab them and pull you into defeat. But Jesus paid for you to be able to get rid of those dangling ends. That’s why the Bible calls it the helmet of salvation (Ephesians 6). You’re meant to wrap your mind with the full Go

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Salvation is not just a ticket to your future after death, but it is a tool for right now, and there are earthly benefits that come with it! You have healing, joy, freedom, and the fullness of life that Jesus already paid for. John 10:10 says, “The thief cometh not, but for to steal, and to kill, and to destroy: I am come that they might have life, and that they might have it more abundantly.” Friends, this is an abundant life! —Rick Renner Comment “Salvation” on this post, and we will send you

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God’s mercy is not passive! Scriptures talk over and over again about how Jesus was moved by compassion to heal the sick or raise the dead. He does miracles because He loves! His mercy does not just sit around and wait for someone in need to come along. Instead He goes out of His way to help those He loves. Just as the shepherd leaves the 99 for the one, God’s mercy takes action to save you! —Rick Renner Comment “Mercy” on this reel, and we will send you the link to watch the full episode, “Will

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When the enemy tries to get in the way, I just tell him, “You might as well move — we’re not stopping.” Jesus has given us authority to keep walking forward. If the enemy stands in the way, he will be trampled underfoot. Scripture is clear: we have authority over serpents, scorpions, and over all the power of the enemy! Yes, the devil is hostile, but my friends, he is not in charge. We have influential authority. We have overcoming power! — Rick Renner To see the rest of this program, “How Did J

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Although there are still billions of people on the earth who have never personally heard the good news of Jesus Christ, the Gospel is now having a worldwide impact like never before. Through modern communication technology, the message of Jesus is penetrating thousands of unreached people-groups across the globe. What once seemed impossible is now happening in real time — and this tells us something significant: the end of the age is very near. My friends, we are living in extraordinary times. T

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What was Jesus declaring over us? | Rick Renner

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When someone hurts us, the natural reaction is to want to strike back and settle the score. But the Word of God calls us to something higher. 1 Peter 3:9 says, “Not rendering evil for evil, or railing for railing: but contrariwise blessing; knowing that ye are thereunto called, that ye should inherit a blessing.” That’s powerful! When you bless instead of retaliating, you’re walking in the very footsteps of Jesus, so choose to respond with grace. It’s the most powerful answer you can give. —Rick

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As Jesus faced the weight of the Cross ahead of Him, the pressure was so intense that Luke 22:44 tells us, “He sweat great drops of blood.” According to modern medical science, this is a real condition, one that only occurs when the sufferer is under such intense mental and emotional pressure that the body begins to respond as though it is under physical pressure! Friend, this shows the depth of the mental, emotional, and spiritual pressure Jesus bore for us. He faced it all — yet He did not wav

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A lot of people get confused about the ideas of grace and the Law. They think that the two cannot coexist and that they are enemies of each other. They believe Jesus abolished the Law, and because of that, they completely disregard the entire Old Covenant. However, Jesus did not come to abolish the Law but to fulfill it. While Jesus has given us the New Covenant, the Old Covenant still has purpose and speaks to us about the character of God. The Law pointed toward the fullness of grace that woul

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Because of Jesus’ sacrifice on the Cross and His resurrection from the grave, the curse has been shattered for those who make Him Lord. Isaiah 53 shows us the fullness of what Christ purchased: forgiveness of sin, peace of mind, freedom from guilt and shame — and healing for our bodies. Salvation and healing are part of the same redemptive package. Jesus didn’t provide a partial redemption. He paid for it all. — Rick Renner To see the rest of this program, “Could a Lack of Knowledge Be Your Open

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Many churches have forgotten the Great Commission. Doing good matters, but we can’t forget that people around the world still don’t know the Gospel. Jesus didn’t say, “Go once and be done with it.” In Matthew 28, the Greek says, “Go and keep on going.” Maybe you can’t personally go across the world, but through prayer, giving, and partnership, you can help the Gospel keep moving to the ends of the earth. The Great Commission isn’t optional — it’s our assignment. — Rick Renner To see the rest of

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Just as Jesus jubilantly triumphed over the enemy, God has called you to live in that same victory. You weren’t created to be a victim — you were called to be an overcomer. That means triumphing over strife, sickness, failure, fear, and even a poor self-image. The enemy has been stripped of his power and placed under your feet. My friend, you have authority. Victory is yours to claim. In Christ, you are called to triumph — always. — Rick Renner Comment “Triumph” and you will be sent the link to

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“For every man shall bear his own burden.” — Galatians 6:5 In the Body of Christ, each of us has been assigned a specific role — a responsibility uniquely suited to us. When we step away from that role — whether because of fear, insecurity, or even apathy — we disrupt the divine order God has established for His Church. God never intended for us to shift our weight to someone else. He’s given you something to carry, and His grace empowers you to do it. I encourage you today: embrace your part. A

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God’s wrath is not the same as persecution. As believers in Christ, we may endure suffering, rejection, and tribulation for our faith, but the wrath of God is not for us. Persecution for our faith only happens by man, but the wrath of God is His righteous judgment poured out upon a sinful and unrepentant world. Persecution may come, and all that will live righteously may suffer from it. But Jesus said, “Blessed are they which are persecuted for righteousness’ sake: for theirs is the kingdom of h

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Communion is more than a ritual — it is a holy moment to release your faith. The cup reminds us of the blood of Jesus that redeemed us from sin. The bread represents His body, broken to secure healing for our bodies and minds. Let the communion table become a healing table in your life. Whether at church or in your own home, pause to thank God for what Christ has already done, and open your heart to receive the healing, health, and wholeness that are yours in Him. — Rick Renner To see the rest o

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Jesus didn’t speak vaguely about the future — He spoke plainly. In Matthew 24:9-10, He tells us something sobering: “You will be hated by all nations for My name’s sake.” That word “hated” is important. In Greek, it’s the word “misos” — and it doesn’t mean mild dislike or casual opposition. It describes deep-seated animosity toward something viewed as utterly repulsive, a hatred that causes disgust and rejection. Jesus used this word to describe the attitude that end-of-the-age society would dev

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When the disciples asked about “the sign of Your coming,” the word Jesus used was “parousia,” and that word is powerful. It comes from “para” (alongside) and “ousia” (to be present). Together they refer to the coming or the presence of the Lord. “Parousia” is not just a casual arrival. In the New Testament, it was a technical term for the royal visit of a king or emperor — the arrival of one who has full authority and power to step in and put things in order. Friend, Jesus is not absent. His roy

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When Jesus was born, an unprecedented miracle took place. I’m always amazed that in that cave — filled with animals, noise, and likely other travelers — no one realized what was happening right in front of them. As animals shuffled and people chatted and moved about, all they heard was the cry of a newborn baby — never imagining that the Creator Himself had just entered our world. That is the wonder of Christmas — God quietly stepping into humanity in the most unexpected place. — Rick Renner To

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When I was young, I remember being terrified by preachers who said, “When you stand before the Judgment Seat of Christ, a movie is going to be projected that shows everything you ever did in your life. In that moment, Christ, the angels, all your friends, and all your neighbors — absolutely everyone — will see every sin you ever committed and every mistake you ever made.” However, once your sin is placed under the blood of Jesus, it is under the blood of Jesus forever, so He would never bring it

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The Rapture is not something we need to fear, but it could happen at any moment. Are you ready? We’re not waiting on signs — they’re already happening. Jesus said He’s coming like a thief in the night… sudden, unexpected. This isn’t fear — it’s a call to be alert, awake, and grounded in real faith. 🕛 The countdown is on. 📖 Dive deeper in my new book The Rapture, the Antichrist, and the Tribulation — available now for pre-order. 🔗 Visit renner.org or call 1-800-742-5593 | Rick Renner

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