Rick Renner Podcast (Audio)

When you allow your carnal nature to run your life, you can expect vile results. Today, join Rick as he specifies the true nature of the flesh.

It is impossible to exhaust the revelation in Romans 6:11, which declares the old man is dead and an entirely newly created man has arrived in Christ.

In today’s program, Rick Renner explains that when you truly live in the Spirit, the stressors of everyday life and the flesh can fall away.

In this message, you will learn about the destructive power of complaining and how thanksgiving is a God-given weapon to overcome it.

Since we know the devil is going to try to find a way to gain entry into our lives, we must use the weapons of warfare God has given us to resist him (see Ephesians 6:10-18). But it is likewise essential that we diligently and continually keep watch over our lives on a sustained and continual basis, looking for any open doors we may have left open that would make it easier for the enemy to find entrance.

Your flesh may try to tell you that there’s no chance you’ll make it through what you’re facing. That flesh will try to tell you that you might as well give up and throw in the towel, because there’s no hope for you. But that’s your moment to take charge over your flesh, command it to get into subjection, and release the power of God that’s been mightily deposited inside you!

Tony Cooke joins the Renners to discuss his book “The End of Spectator Church.” Church isn’t just meant to be observed. We are all saints!

If the person is willing to acknowledge his error and ask for forgiveness, Jesus said we are obligated to forgive them every single time. We must dismiss it, release it, and let it go. For the entire library, go to renner.org.

As a temple of the Holy Spirit, you have a personal High Priest who is interceding for you. Don’t miss this powerful program with Rick Renner.

What type of task do you have in front of you today that can only be accomplished if a team comes together to make it happen? For the entire library, go to renner.org.