03 Feb The Blood Covenant

Blood Covenant Inheritance Overview

In this powerful continuation of the Blood Covenant series, Pastor Dr. Holman explores the profound significance of our inheritance through Christ’s blood. This sixth installment delves deep into how the blood covenant establishes believers as ‘doers of the word’ who are blessed and empowered by God. The message emphasizes that through the blood covenant, God never wants lack in our lives but desires to supply all our needs as we faithfully serve Him through tithing and advancing His kingdom. Pastor Holman challenges the congregation to understand that Christianity isn’t just about knowing about God, but having an intimate relationship with Jesus Christ that transforms lives. The sermon powerfully connects Old and New Testament covenants, showing how the blood of Jesus establishes an unbreakable bond between believers and God. Through heartfelt worship and practical teaching, this message equips believers to walk confidently in their covenant rights and responsibilities, understanding that when we are doers of God’s word, He makes a way where there seems to be no way.

Blood Covenant Inheritance Outline

• 0:00 – Opening Worship and Prayer: Passionate worship seeking God’s presence and glory in the sanctuary.
• 15:30 – Welcoming and Announcements: Greeting congregation and sharing upcoming ministry events and opportunities.
• 20:45 – Tithing and Offering Message: Teaching on being doers of the word through faithful giving and stewardship.
• 28:15 – February Ministry Events: Announcing missions offering, ladies bible study, and women’s luncheon outreach.
• 35:20 – Academy Open House Promotion: Highlighting New Testament Church Christian Academy’s educational excellence.
• 42:10 – Continued Worship in Spirit: Extended time of worship recognizing God’s worthiness and presence.
• 48:30 – Blood Covenant Series Introduction: Beginning part two of inheritance teaching in the ongoing blood covenant series.

Scripture References

Joshua 24:15, James 1:22-25, Philippians 4:19, Malachi 3:10, 2 Corinthians 9:6-8

Key Takeaways

• Being a ‘doer of the word’ rather than just a hearer activates God’s blessings and provision in our lives.
• God never wants lack in any area of our lives and makes a way where there seems to be no way for faithful believers.
• Tithing ten percent of all increase is not just giving a tip to God, but honoring Him as our provider.
• True Christianity is an intimate relationship with Jesus Christ that goes beyond just knowing about God.
• The blood covenant establishes unbreakable promises that extend to our entire household for salvation.
• Evangelistic outreach requires personal invitation and building relationships to see souls saved.
• Understanding the blood covenant transforms how we approach both Old and New Testament scriptures.

Blood Covenant Inheritance Notes

Pastor Dr. Holman continues his transformative Blood Covenant series, now in its sixth week, focusing specifically on our inheritance through Christ’s blood. This powerful message begins with an extended time of worship, recognizing that in God’s presence there is fullness of joy and perfect peace. The congregation earnestly seeks God’s glory, crying out for the heavens to open and for His presence to fill every part of their hearts and minds.The core message centers on becoming ‘doers of the word’ rather than mere hearers. Pastor Holman emphasizes that when believers actively live out God’s word, they position themselves to receive His abundant blessings. This isn’t about earning salvation, but about positioning ourselves to receive the covenant benefits that Christ’s blood has already purchased for us. The pastor powerfully declares that God never wants lack in any area of our lives, challenging believers to trust in God’s provision even when circumstances seem impossible.The teaching on tithing reveals deep covenant principles. Pastor Holman explains that giving ten percent of all increase isn’t like leaving a tip at a restaurant based on performance, but rather represents how we honor God and serve Him. This act of faith activates the promise that ‘my God shall supply all of my need according to His riches in glory.’ The blood covenant guarantees God’s provision for those who walk in obedience to His principles.A significant portion of the message addresses the difference between knowing about God and having an intimate relationship with Jesus Christ. Many people in the community call themselves Christian but lack the transformational relationship that Christianity truly represents. Pastor Holman emphasizes that this relationship is so intimate and wonderful that it’s difficult to describe, but it fundamentally changes how believers live and interact with the world around them.The message also highlights the importance of evangelistic outreach, particularly through the upcoming women’s luncheon featuring Dr. Carol Elaine. Pastor Holman challenges the congregation to understand that they are the hands and feet of Jesus, responsible for going into the highways and byways to compel people to come in. This isn’t the pastor’s job alone, but the calling of every believer who has experienced the power of the blood covenant.Throughout the teaching, there’s a strong emphasis on serving others as Jesus served. The pastor reminds the congregation that Jesus didn’t come just to be Lord, but to serve and show believers the way. This principle of service extends to supporting ministry events, caring for one another, and reaching out to the lost in the community.

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