Jul 13, 2026 · 1 hr 53 min · 10 segments
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So we're going to go through, as we've been going through the book of Acts, I have had a lot of revealing being done to me and things you think you know, you don't.
And things that you don't know, you actually end up finding out you know.
And that's what's going on with me as we review this book of Acts and as I studied in preparation of our discussion.
So we're going to look at this from, again, from the transition because it portrays us in our transition from How you were born, Ephesians 2, with a nature of demonic control.
You are controlled by the prince of the power of the air, which is Lucifer himself.
And your focus is on chaotic lifestyle until you have been called and received salvation.
And that becomes your transition.
So as we look at this, you're going to see you in transition from your old self, Judaism, to your new self, Christianity.
Now, in understanding this, we have to understand that sometimes this is a very slow transition.
Many of us when we get saved, think the light switch has gone off.
Everything of old is now gone away because we take scripture literally, but we don't understand that our human nature has to be changed because our mindset and the way we think, the way we operate has to go through a transformation process.
And it doesn't happen overnight.
with the throw of a switch.
It happens as you sanctify yourself in the knowledge and wisdom of Jesus Christ.
Then you allow the Holy Spirit to take over those areas of your life in order so that the transformation process can get more complete.
You're never going to be wholly transformed.
You're no more mortal men.
And so in this process, it is a continuous cycle that you go through.
So salvation is not a transition.
Salvation is a momentary miracle.
That's instantaneous.
We've all talked about, you know, I'm praying, I'm reading the scripture, I'm doing all of this.
Why has my life not yet been completely changed? Well, this is the transition, okay? People would get saved and then find it hard to let go of everything.
So we're going to go through, as we've been going through the book of Acts, I have had a lot of revealing being done to me and things you think you know, you don't.
And things that you don't know, you actually end up finding out you know.
And that's what's going on with me as we review this book of Acts and as I studied in preparation of our discussion.
So we're going to look at this from, again, from the transition because it portrays us in our transition from How you were born, Ephesians 2, with a nature of demonic control.
You are controlled by the prince of the power of the air, which is Lucifer himself.
And your focus is on chaotic lifestyle until you have been called and received salvation.
And that becomes your transition.
So as we look at this, you're going to see you in transition from your old self, Judaism, to your new self, Christianity.
Now, in understanding this, we have to understand that sometimes this is a very slow transition.
Many of us when we get saved, think the light switch has gone off.
Everything of old is now gone away because we take scripture literally, but we don't understand that our human nature has to be changed because our mindset and the way we think, the way we operate has to go through a transformation process.
And it doesn't happen overnight.
with the throw of a switch.
It happens as you sanctify yourself in the knowledge and wisdom of Jesus Christ.
Then you allow the Holy Spirit to take over those areas of your life in order so that the transformation process can get more complete.
You're never going to be wholly transformed.
You're no more mortal men.
And so in this process, it is a continuous cycle that you go through.
So salvation is not a transition.
Salvation is a momentary miracle.
That's instantaneous.
We've all talked about, you know, I'm praying, I'm reading the scripture, I'm doing all of this.
Why has my life not yet been completely changed? Well, this is the transition, okay? People would get saved and then find it hard to let go of everything.
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