Faith vs Flesh | Isaac vs Ishmael | Two Covenants Explained Spiritually

In this deep Bible study from Galatians chapter 3 & 4, we explore the difference between living by faith and living by human effort. Through the lives of Abraham, Sarah, Hagar, Issac and Ismael, we learn how Paul revealed twocovenants: on based on law and flesh, the other based on grace, promise and The Spirit. This message explains: • How faith comes through The Gospel of Christ • Why believers are called children of promise • How human effort leads to spiritual slavery • Why Grace is essential to understand Scripture • How to recognise flesh-based thingking • What it means to walk by faith and not by sight • Why God desires relationship over performance This teaching emphasizes that true transformation happens not through striving but through knowing God's heart and trusting His promises. #GOC #GOCOFFICIAL #GospelOfChrist #GospelOfGrace #Grace #JoselinGOC #JudeGOC Pursuing God’s Heart | Day 3 | Session 2 Need prayer or retreat info? Contact us on +91 77089 01957. We'd love to pray and connect with you. 00:00:00 Opening Prayer 00:09:55 Whoever comes to Jesus has an effect of new creation. 00:18:40 God preached the gospel to Abraham. 00:27:20 We cannot have freedom without grace and faith. 00:35:41 Knowing the nature of God is to know the end result. 00:47:14 Promises were made to Abraham and to his offspring. 00:56:57 Two groups- one is Promise, other is flesh 01:04:42 Supernatural does not occur by human effort. 01:15:09 Fellowship is spiritual. 01:22:20 Issac and Ishamael represent the 2 covenants. 01:31:27 We need to take the promise of God and cast out the flesh way of thinking. Disclaimer We believe, according to God’s Word, that it is God’s will for everyone to live in health and wholeness. Through the finished work of Jesus Christ, healing has already been made available to us. We share this message to encourage spiritual growth, strengthen faith, and point to the truth that Christ has redeemed us. However, we also recognize the wisdom, training, and value of healthcare professionals and the medical field. We do not oppose medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment, and we encourage individuals to seek appropriate medical care and follow the guidance of qualified healthcare providers when needed. This content is offered for spiritual encouragement and renewal. It is not a substitute for professional medical consultation, and it should not be used to make medical decisions in place of licensed medical advice. We believe that both faith in God's promises and access to medical care can work together to support a life of health and well-being. This Programme is not to lift up one religion and to put down another.