Spiritual Living With Francois Fineberg

Steal. Kill. Destroy. To this day, these are still the Satanic agendas of the Devil towards all people, and indeed the people of God. Scripture teaches numerous ways to stand against the negative influences of the Devil. However, our Lord Jesus Christ Himself modeled for us four things to inoculate us against the Satanic. These are humility, connection, peace, and truth.  
Many of Francois' messages are delivered within the context of a spiritual formation school called, LEGACY School Of Discipleship. The emphasis of the school is to be trained within the realities of the accomplished work of Jesus Christ. 
Visit LEGACY online for more information about the school or to support this work.

Committing to our promises is a matter of integrity on a human level. However, on the spiritual plane, our self-imposed vows, promises, and commitments to God often lead to burnout in our performance-driven spirituality. The fulfillment of our promises to others is important, but we must question the origin of our supposed promises to God. Are they truly from the Holy Spirit? Or are they a product of our confidence in our own abilities?   
Many of Francois' messages are delivered within the context of a spiritual formation school called, LEGACY School Of Discipleship. The emphasis of the school is to be trained within the realities of the accomplished work of Jesus Christ. 
Visit LEGACY online for more information about the school or to support this work.

Our spiritual lives flourish in a healthy rhythm of intentional faith in God. This faith in God fortifies our inward man into the realities of the "kingdom of the heavens." However, it's possible that our outer manifestations may not always align with our inward realities in God. This discrepancy is not a cause for alarm. We are not at a loss, as the New Testament provides us with reassurance and guidance.   
Many of Francois' messages are delivered within the context of a spiritual formation school called, LEGACY School Of Discipleship. The emphasis of the school is to be trained within the realities of the accomplished work of Jesus Christ. 
Visit LEGACY online for more information about the school or to support this work.

The greatest sermon in Christendom, the so-called "Sermon On The Mount," perplexes many believers for its impossible standards of spirituality. And herein lies an unknown fact: it's not a sermon for us to live up to, but rather a description of Christ Jesus Himself. Instead of imitating the beatitudes, Francois teaches that Christ alone––who Himself is the embodiment of the "sermon"––can live it out. When we, His disciples, allow Him to live it in and through us, we practice "Christological embodiment spirituality." That's the goal of the "sermon." 
Many of Francois' messages are delivered within the context of a spiritual formation school called, LEGACY School Of Discipleship. The emphasis of the school is to be trained within the realities of the accomplished work of Jesus Christ. 
Visit LEGACY online for more information about the school or to support this work.

A deeper reading of the New Testament will reveal that Christ is not simply asking us to believe in Him versus other deities but to unite with His Person experientially because of faith. This experiential aspect of faith is crucial, because New Testament faith is not simply to believe in God at a distance, but rather for faith to realize God into our reality. Faith is more than our acknowledgment of God. It's a journey to “actualize” God, to experience God “tangibly.” According to Hebrews 11:1, faith is to “substantiate” God. It’s the difference between mere objective intellectual assent versus subjective tangible experience. This substantial kind of faith is what Christ is inviting us into.  
Many of Francois' messages are delivered within the context of a spiritual formation school called, LEGACY School Of Discipleship. The emphasis of the school is to be trained within the realities of the accomplished work of Jesus Christ. 
Visit LEGACY online for more information about the school or to support this work.

Even in our spiritual lives, we all have agendas, some of which may be hidden. It's important to take a moment and reflect on these motives. Francois, in a discussion around the breakfast table with fellow believers, suggests a series of questions we can ask ourselves in God’s presence. These questions can help us uncover any flawed motives we may have. He also emphasizes the power of prayer in releasing our burdens, providing a practical solution for believers to address their struggles. Lastly, he mentions the need to stand with God against all Satanic influences.
Many of Francois' messages are delivered within the context of a spiritual formation school called, LEGACY School Of Discipleship. The emphasis of the school is to be trained within the realities of the accomplished work of Jesus Christ. 
Visit LEGACY online for more information about the school or to support this work.

As we grow spiritually in Christ Jesus, we will also be taught by Him how to posture ourselves in God's presence. We cannot have a cavalier attitude before God any more than we have one in the presence of human dignitaries. In Matthew 17, we see how Peter acted foolishly and naive in God's presence. At a minimum, we can learn three protocols from Peter that would serve us well in God's presence.  
Many of Francois' messages are delivered within the context of a spiritual formation school called, LEGACY School Of Discipleship. The emphasis of the school is to be trained within the realities of the accomplished work of Jesus Christ. 
Visit LEGACY online for more information about the school or to support this work.

Essentially, every religion recognizes that something is wrong with us that needs correction. What differentiates religions is their methodologies for the reformation of our person. As a New Testament believer in Jesus Christ, it’s tempting to presume this is also true in the Christian life. Pursuing good and avoiding evil, according to our unrenewed mind, often becomes the focal point of our walk with God. At least, this is what we think it’s all about. But is it intrinsically what the New Testament is all about? 
 
Many of Francois' messages are delivered within the context of a spiritual formation school called, LEGACY School Of Discipleship. The emphasis of the school is to be trained within the realities of the accomplished work of Jesus Christ. 
 
Visit LEGACY online for more information about the school or to support this work.

Our God is a speaking God. But can His children accept His limited speaking when He doesn’t exhaustively explain Himself? Instead of listening to what the Lord says to us specifically, we often fixate on what He doesn’t tell us. This desire to know more than we need to is a fundamental problem in our trusting relationship with God.  
 
Many of Francois' messages are delivered within the context of a spiritual formation school called, LEGACY School Of Discipleship. The emphasis of the school is to be trained within the realities of the accomplished work of Jesus Christ. 
 
Visit LEGACY online for more information about the school or to support this work.

From the moment of our spiritual birth, God begins a lifelong process of influencing His children with His holiness. Holiness, essentially, is just God Himself added to our person. Holiness is more than just “behavioral improvement spirituality.” Holiness is also the reconstitution of our inner man. It’s not just about our outward person but even more about our inner person. The Pharisees of Jesus’ day were about the “outward” cleansing of their habits. Under the influence of the Spirit of Holiness, God focuses all the more on the “inward cleansing” of our person. 
 
Many of Francois' messages are delivered within the context of a spiritual formation school called, LEGACY School Of Discipleship. The emphasis of the school is to be trained within the realities of the accomplished work of Jesus Christ. 
 
Visit LEGACY online for more information about the school or to support this work.