Ephesians

In this series Pastor Cucuzza takes us verse by verse through the book of Ephesians.
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[@densershepherd4479]

Awesome message! I have never heard as great a message on the sealing of the Holy Spirit in the life of the Believer. I am “kept by His power”! I just have to praise God for Pastor Cucuzza’s ministry. His “in depth”teaching is so needed in my life and so greatly appreciated. Thank you Pastor for your studying of Scripture that is inspiring me to do more of the same. 🙏

[@sirchbang1984]

Amen Praise the Lord God Almighty!

[@eric2685]

Encouragement indeed . This helps ever so much .

[@MarcG7778]

Amen!!! Praise Jesus! ALL Glory to God! 🌱🥰🩸🌹 For there are three that bear record in heaven, the Father, the Word, and the Holy Ghost: and these three are one. 1 John 5:7 KJV 🥰✝️👑

[@SavedInANanosecond.]

"For by one Spirit are we all baptized into one body, whether we be Jews or Gentiles, whether we be bond or free; and have been all made to drink into one Spirit." (1st Corinthians 12:13, KJV)

[@osascamp1002]

Amen

[@brandonmccollum6697]

Amen

[@dpcsfecmcc2679]

Amen

[@IsabellaM._]

Blessings ❤

[@SOG8014]

Sound teaching keep em’ comin’!

[@chuckyoo]

Another excellent message!!!

[@tonyadavis5295]

amen! praise jesus!

[@PotterSpurn1]

I love the Lord Jesus Christ. Even when I feel troubled or arid spiritually my faith never waivers. It never occurs to me that Christ is some figment of my imagination. He's as real to me as breathing is. I don't just say that I believe or hope that I do because I want salvation. I actually do believe in him. I am sure many of you are the same. Even as a small child, I remember thanking God for dying on the cross for me and I was not even a Christian, not brought up to be one by Godly parents, so I never went to church with my parents either. It was just from reading Ladybird Bible stories. God touched my heart at a young age. Later, I remember my teacher in class reading 'The Cross and the Switchblade' and I wanted a copy of it so badly that she gave me her copy. I used to have a small Gideons Bible in my dresser drawer. I used to read bits of it, mainly for comfort. I haven't always been faithful to God as a disciple, even since being born again which happened when I was 25, but I have never waived in my faith in knowing that he sacrificed his life for me. That is why I don't hold with Calvinism or the idea of Total Depravity or their Perseverance of the Saints - as if God is testing our faithfulness to him. That makes his salvation about us not about what Jesus did. God has done remarkable things in my life even supernatural things even when I wasn't even attending church. Even recently, he did something quite remarkable for me that would never have happened if I had tried to achieve it in my own strength. The reason I find church hard is mainly because I don't sense that God is that real in the lives of those who worship there. Many seem so worldly or they just go out of habit or because the congregation is close to where they live. None of this tells me that they are true believers - although they might well be. All the time I have been going to church, no one has really asked me for my testimony. Another reason I don't like going. Even the pastors don't seem all that caring or interested. Not really! I always get a sense that some go to church because they have a selfish agenda. I know I shouldn't judge but I can tell you for sure that my reasons for not going or leaving churches is much more to do with finding the people there too worldly than it is to do with not being interested. If the church was full of truly godly people I would never be out of the place. The point is - it is not. God has changed me so much too. I have sin in my life, as we all do and I hate it too, but I know that God has forgiven those sins, because he is faithful and when I reflect on the fact that I am undeserved it humbles me to know that God loves such a wretched person as I. As it is, I have a difficult life in many ways. I am capable and not poor but I spend a lot of time alone because I prefer my own company mainly. I had a hard time with my parents growing up and the fall out was pretty devastating leaving me with no family - only an estranged brother. I never married either. I hated the idea of any kind of family. All the same, whilst I have Jesus in my life, I can never feel alone because I am not alone. Whatever difficulties you face in life, you have victory in Christ. Cling onto that hope - his promise of eternal life. We are merely passing through and all true believers will meet together at the right side of Jesus Christ. I pray for those who are well-meaning, even sacrificial, but somehow can't seem to grasp the simple but complete love of Christ and the good news of the Gospel message. Their believe in God is marred by their childhood experiences. I am sure of that. But without regeneration God will never be holy, except in name only, he will be just another secular father they can't see. That is sad. Tom Cacuzza is a wonder pastor. I am so glad I have found him. I left my church a while back and then started watching the Calvinist preachers avidly and even admire their preaching style. They are certainly impressive on the pulpit. But I never once bought into Calvinism. To me it is a toxic, manmade philosophy that distorts and insults Jesus and denies his deity. In fact, I feel quite angy that anyone could believe such ideas. Yet I still love some of the well meaning preachers who think they have got it right (well, at least I believe they do think so). I have just been reading Pastor Tom's book : Secure Forever. I would highly recommend it. I just wish I could find a church in London that preaches the true Gospel like Pastor Tom does, but I can't find one. They are all Word of Faith or NAR sympathising, or Calvinist or Liberal Progressive Free Grace or staid liturgical Anglican. I just want a church that teaches what the Bible teaches with a bunch of true believers, and has a pastor that encourages strong discipleship without a condemnation fearing 'try or fry' message filtering through.

[@cristiananaella4760]

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[@krisjustin3884]

I think everyone of us who has the same understanding of faith in Christ alone for salvation needs to be able to defend the attacks coming against us. This following video: has been convincing protestants to convert to Catholicism and I think Dr. Cucuzza, other true gospel preachers and ourselves as well, need to watch this and refute the heresy. Please join me on this video’s comments to correct the false teaching. Perhaps a video can be made in response to this dangerous content. It has been well produced and is persuasive for those without sound teaching. The field is ripe here. Please be a fellow worker with me! It has thousands of viewers who need us!

[@epicgamerbg1086]

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[@robbrown1328]

Somebody needs to show me in the Bible where it says first second and third person

[@jjsmoley]

Not sure what you are referring to but is this what you are looking for? Matthew 28:19 - Go ye therefore, and teach all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost: