What if the key to transformation isn't fixing what's broken, but embracing the strengths of Christ already working in you?

Hello friends, welcome back to the Brilliant Perspectives podcast.

This week, Graham presents a radical shift in perspective.

Instead of calling people out on their failures, what have we called them up to their

true identity? We'll explore what it means when God invites us to push the edges back with

curiosity and discover what opens up. Graham casts a vision of millions of believers doing ordinary signs and wonders every single day,

cleaning up neighborhoods, transforming cities, and becoming so embedded in their communities that they become irresistible.

Let's jump in with Graham.

Jesus shares our process in becoming sons of God, because he's already done it once,

right? So he's already, he left heaven behind, he left all the glory and all the majesty

and was born as a human being. He was not God pretending to be a man.

He was a man learning to live in right relationship with God.

And the amazing thing for me is not just that he did signs and wonders and miracles and

all of that stuff, that he delivered people from evil spirits and did all that

kind of stuff, the biggest miracle for me is he was the spotless Lamb of God, because if he was not

spotless, he could not have taken away the sins of the world. And by the way, here's a question. If Jesus took

away the sins of the world, what idiot brought them back? Seriously? What's that about?

The amazing thing for me is the determination, the dedication, the passion to do the will of his father, to be a son of God

here on earth, to be a citizen of heaven representing the kingdom here on earth.

And his whole lifestyle as a man is a huge, not just an example for us of what is possible,

but now that God has put him into us and us into him,

now we have all of that experience, all of that capability of accessing the Father of God,

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