Is “once saved, always saved” really true? How can we know for sure? Why did Jesus say to be “as wise as serpents”? I hate snakes! I was saved decades ago, but have backslid so much. Now, I’m afraid I might be “out”!

Why do we see so many off-base teachings in churches today? Are there different levels in Heaven? I have an opportunity to get remarried to an unbeliever. Should I? Can you explain sanctification more clearly?

Explain the blessing through Abraham in Genesis 12. Is that only about Jewish believers or all believers? Why does Paul quote one of the Ten Commandments (in Ephesians 6) if we are not under the Law? How do we identify lies we’re believing and replace them with the truth? What did Jesus mean when He said the thief comes to steal, but that He came to give us life?

Doesn’t a balance of law and grace make sense? If we all have the Holy Spirit, why are there so many disagreements among Christians? What do you say to people who claim you’re teaching “cheap grace”?

What’s wrong with mixing the old and new covenants? Do those who die young miss God’s blessing (of a long life)? I grew up Jewish. Now I’m a believer, and I wonder where my Jewish heritage fits in. Does Romans 7 say that divorced and remarried Christians are living in perpetual adultery?

Could you please comment on the doxology in Romans 11? Where can I find the 10 Commandments? What purpose do they serve for the Christian? I tried to get healed but wasn’t. Is that my fault? Someone told me Jesus is only the Savior of the Jews. What should I tell him? It bothers me that more churches don’t talk about Israel. What are your thoughts? I just heard a pastor say tongues is for every believer and a sign of salvation. Is there any truth to that?

Imagine this: The Father loves you just as deeply as He loves Jesus. That’s not wishful thinking—it’s the truth behind Jesus’ prayer for you in John 17. And that prayer? It’s already been answered.

This message invites you into a fresh understanding of what it means to be truly one with Jesus—not trying to get closer but resting in the reality that you already are. Your dependence on Him isn’t about lack or failure. It’s the overflow of a righteous, secure identity in Christ. You don’t have to earn His love or prove your worth. You’re embraced fully—just as you are.

Get ready to be encouraged, lifted, and reminded of your place in God’s heart. Watch now and discover your perfect union with Him—empowering you to depend on Christ to be Christ, in and through you!

1. React to this statement: You are not of this world!
2. What does sanctified mean? How do people try to be sanctified? What really sanctifies?
3. What level of oneness did Jesus pray for? What evidence do you see of this in the passage?
4. React to this statement: The Father loves you just as much as He loves Jesus.
5. Read verse 24. What does it mean to be with Jesus where He is?
6. How does knowing your oneness lead to a healthier view of dependence?
7. What is the biggest takeaway for you from this message?

Matthew 7 really scares me! To whom does Jesus say, “Depart from Me”? Right now, I’m being slandered. And the person doing it is a believer! How does God view this injustice? If God hardened Pharaoh’s heart long ago, then does He harden people’s hearts today so they can’t believe?