E W Kenyon: The FORGOTTEN REVELATION—Why IDENTITY IN CHRIST Ends Struggle Forever

Описание: E W Kenyon: The FORGOTTEN REVELATION—Why IDENTITY IN CHRIST Ends Struggle Forever
The modern church isn’t weak because it lacks activity. It isn’t defeated because it lacks sincerity. According to this message inspired by E W Kenyon, the real tragedy is far deeper: the church has forgotten who she is.

For generations, believers have been trained to see themselves through Adam—through failure, weakness, and sin-consciousness—while heaven insists we must see ourselves through Christ. The gospel is not God pretending we are righteous while leaving us unchanged on earth. Redemption is God making us righteous by recreating us.

This teaching draws you into the heart of the Pauline revelation: identification.
Identification means what Christ did, He did as us—not merely for us. The cross was not something we only observed; it was something we were included in. When Jesus died, we died. When He was buried, we were buried. When He was raised, we were raised. When He sat down, we sat down with Him.

That is why Scripture speaks in present, finished language:

“If any man be in Christ, he is a new creature” (2 Corinthians 5:17)

“Reckon yourselves to be dead indeed unto sin, but alive unto God in Christ” (Romans 6:11)

“He made Him to be sin… that we might be made the righteousness of God in Him” (2 Corinthians 5:21)

“There is therefore now no condemnation” (Romans 8:1)

Reckoning is not pretending. It’s agreeing with God’s verdict. The question is not what you feel—it's whose testimony you accept: yours or God’s. Many pray to “die to sin,” while God says you died long ago. Many beg for righteousness while Scripture declares you were made righteous. This is creation language—finished language—eternal language.

Sin-consciousness has dominated believers because identification has been neglected. And sin-consciousness produces fear, hesitation, unworthiness, and spiritual paralysis. But righteousness-consciousness produces boldness, confidence, authority, and rest. Dominion is not a matter of discipline—it’s a matter of nature. God dealt with the root, not the fruit. And when the root was judged, the fruit lost its authority.

If you’ve been stuck in cycles of striving—trying to improve the “old man”—this message calls you back to the gospel’s real announcement: God didn’t send Jesus to repair the old man. He sent Jesus to execute him… and to raise a new creation in his place.

This is the revelation the church must recover: not self-improvement, not religious striving, not moral polishing—but union with Christ. Christianity is not Christ helping you live better. Christianity is Christ living His life through you.

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