Jesus Taught several parables concerning His second coming and He warned believers of the need for preparation and faithfulness. The parable of the Wise and Foolish Servant (Matt.24) teaches the importance of faithfulness and diligence in our care for and encouragement of fellow believers, and the potential rewards or consequences of failure to do so.

Jesus was born a King, lived as a King, proclaimed the message of the Kingdom, was described as a King on the inscription on the cross, and will return as a Warrior King.

The Warrior nature of Jesus is revealed in the story of Gideon, a mighty deliverer in the Book of Judges. Five key aspects of Gideon's life and how they relate to Jesus and us are identified. We are also called to be Warrior Kings

Our journey to become mature sons of our Father begins when we learn to be continually led by the Holy Spirit. But who is the Holy Spirit? Where does He lead us? What are the keys to being led by the Holy Spirit as a regular daily experience? This teaching will provide practical keys for youth exciting journey with the Holy Spirit

If we are a son or a daughter of the living God, then we are called to be a builder. Relationships must be built, and sustained. A church has to be built.

Our relationships are like a garden. They can have weeds in them, and they become overgrown. The garden of our heart, and our relationships, need to be nurtured - you need to protect them.

Adam was given a mandate, as a son of God - put in a territory, put in a place (in a garden), and his mandate was to cultivate it - to nurture it, and develop that garden.

He was also told to protect it. There's a warfare, around being fruitful - around your marriage, family, finances, and your relationship with God. You must become then, a ‘breakthrough’ person.