CyberBlessed

What gives us a joy that isn't dependent upon our circumstances?

Dr. Victor Paul Wierwille explores the joy that comes from knowing God's Word, renewing our
minds to it, and becoming steadfast in what we believe. Through records in Hebrews, Psalms,
Acts, Galatians, and other scriptures, the teaching shows that joy is an “inside job,” rooted in
what Jesus Christ accomplished for us rather than the circumstances surrounding us. As we
cultivate the Christ within, hold forth God's Word, and see its fruit in our lives and the lives of
others, that inner joy becomes increasingly evident in how we live.

What changes when God's Word, rather than the world around us, becomes the master of
our minds?
Dr. Victor Paul Wierwille explores what God's Word says we are and have in Christ and the
importance of renewing our minds until those spiritual realities become evident in how we live.
Through records in Ephesians, Colossians, Corinthians, and other scriptures, the teaching
examines our completeness in Christ, our place in the family of God, and the inheritance God has
made available to us. As the Word of God gains ascendancy in our minds and lives, we become
Word-conditioned rather than world-conditioned, believing, speaking, and living what God says
we are.

What does it really mean to serve God and His people?

Beginning with Paul's description of himself in Titus as “a servant of God,” Dr. Victor Paul
Wierwille examines the relationship between sonship, service, and responsibility in the family of God. The teaching explores the ministries given for building up the Body of Christ, the
importance of holding fast to God's Word, and the qualities needed to faithfully serve others. As
we renew our minds, put on the mind of Christ, and walk according to God's Word, our service
becomes an expression of what God has already made us to be in Christ.

Area Fellowship in Kansas during June/July 1976 Motocycle "Twig-Hopping" journey with Dr. and Mrs. Wierwille.