Need An Advocate?

Have you ever had someone advocate for you? Someone who stepped in to help when you needed it or even fought for you when you couldn’t fight for yourself?  During The Fall, when man was separated from God, we needed help. We couldn’t fight for ourselves or change the situation we were in. That’s where Jesus came in—as our Advocate, Helper, and Saviour.   He performed the most beautiful exchange for us. He gave: His life for our freedom, His righteousness for our righteousness and His body for our health. Most Christians understand what the great exchange is, but many don’t fully understand how it affects our lives today. Not only were our sins forgiven and our sicknesses taken at the cross—but countless other promises are ours because of what Jesus did for us so long ago. That’s why this month’s eBook The Greatest Miracle: 8 Truths of The Great Exchange is all about the many gifts we have access to because of Jesus’ sacrifice on the cross. In The Greatest Miracle: 8 Truths of The Great Exchange, you’ll learn that: Jesus took your sinful nature and gave you His righteousness. Jesus took your sickness and gave you His health. Jesus took your poverty and gave you His prosperity.  Jesus took the curse of the law so you could walk in blessing as a child of God.  Jesus was rejected from God’s presence so you could receive fellowship with God. Download this eBook This month’s resources:  Walk in the Word Scripture declarations: Gifts of Grace (PDF download) March’s Grace Resource Bundle Miracle Channel Podcast feature: Leadership with Kirk Cameron Thankful for the great exchange, P.S. Easter is at the end of THIS month! As believers, it’s so important to take time to remember the power of Jesus’ resurrection. Download this month’s eBook and get your heart ready to celebrate all that Jesus did for us on the cross. And keep an eye on your inbox for more Easter-themed resources and programs coming soon! Miracle Channel, 10 – 450 31 St N, Lethbridge, AB T1H 3Z3, Canada, 1.800.414.2545 Unsubscribe Manage preferences