Genesis 1:26
Human beings are God's dream creation.
Human beings are a major aspect of God's dream and the chief focus of God's creation.
Psalm 8:4-6
The dream of God for human beings which hasn't changed is that His chief creation does well.
God wants you to do well in life.
3 John 2
God created the first man Adam with the mandate and blessing he needed to do well in life.
That blessing and mandate to do well in life was meant to spread to the whole of humanity from generation to generation.
Unfortunately the world became the way it is as a result of Adam and Eve's wrong choice.
Genesis 3:11-19
We do well in life when we follow God's instruction and choose what He wants for us. Adam and Eve didn't.
God's dream for human beings to do well in life hasn't changed despite the negative effect of Adam and Eve's wrong choice on the whole of creation.
Jesus came to restore the blessing Adam and Eve lost.
Jesus came to reverse the curse Adam and Eve caused.
Genesis 3:13,14
Jesus is our great hope to walk in God's blessing and dominion once again.
The coming of Jesus to the world is a great mercy shown to all of humanity.
God has extended His mercy to all of us through Jesus Christ.
The mercy of God brings blessings and dominion.
Genesis 1:28
God gave dominion to Adam and Eve to rule over creation.
Today we reign through Christ.
God is a God of dominion.
Daniel 7:14
Since man is created in God's image and likeness, God created man for dominion.
It is God's will that human beings choose rightly.
It is God's will we make the right choice of choosing Jesus Christ.
In Christ Jesus we can receive mercy and walk in dominion again.
Jesus rode on a donkey into Jerusalem according to scriptures.
It is popularly called 'the triumphal entry' because it shows Jesus being honored, triumphant, and making a peaceful entry. It reflected his dominion.
This is what we have come to know as palm Sunday.
This is what it is about.
Mark 11:1-10
May God's mercy produce dominion in your life.
A message shared and endorsed by Olutosin Ogunkolade, a Teacher-Pastor.
Human beings are God's dream creation.
Human beings are a major aspect of God's dream and the chief focus of God's creation.
Psalm 8:4-6
The dream of God for human beings which hasn't changed is that His chief creation does well.
God wants you to do well in life.
3 John 2
God created the first man Adam with the mandate and blessing he needed to do well in life.
That blessing and mandate to do well in life was meant to spread to the whole of humanity from generation to generation.
Unfortunately the world became the way it is as a result of Adam and Eve's wrong choice.
Genesis 3:11-19
We do well in life when we follow God's instruction and choose what He wants for us. Adam and Eve didn't.
God's dream for human beings to do well in life hasn't changed despite the negative effect of Adam and Eve's wrong choice on the whole of creation.
Jesus came to restore the blessing Adam and Eve lost.
Jesus came to reverse the curse Adam and Eve caused.
Genesis 3:13,14
Jesus is our great hope to walk in God's blessing and dominion once again.
The coming of Jesus to the world is a great mercy shown to all of humanity.
God has extended His mercy to all of us through Jesus Christ.
The mercy of God brings blessings and dominion.
Genesis 1:28
God gave dominion to Adam and Eve to rule over creation.
Today we reign through Christ.
God is a God of dominion.
Daniel 7:14
Since man is created in God's image and likeness, God created man for dominion.
It is God's will that human beings choose rightly.
It is God's will we make the right choice of choosing Jesus Christ.
In Christ Jesus we can receive mercy and walk in dominion again.
Jesus rode on a donkey into Jerusalem according to scriptures.
It is popularly called 'the triumphal entry' because it shows Jesus being honored, triumphant, and making a peaceful entry. It reflected his dominion.
This is what we have come to know as palm Sunday.
This is what it is about.
Mark 11:1-10
May God's mercy produce dominion in your life.
A message shared and endorsed by Olutosin Ogunkolade, a Teacher-Pastor.
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