An in-depth conversation that demystifies false churches - or cults, as many refer to them today. The men talk about the Biblical traits of the true Church, and how we can recognise false churches in considering this. The example set to us by the leaders of the New Testament Church show us how we can and should build healthy church according to the Bible. We look at the measure of the Word in this matter, as opposed to the biased opinions of the world. 

Are we making room for God to move in our meetings?  

In this session, we unpack how to effectively lead a meeting during a move of God, as well as how to lead saints and worship teams, all the while understanding the importance of posturing our hearts before the Lord and shifting gear to where He is ultimately leading.  

Discussing the spiritual realm doesn’t need to be a scary thing.  

Believers need to know that, as sons and daughters of Christ, we have authority over the spiritual powers at play. In this session, we dive into whether or not a Christian can be demonised, and how to receive breakthrough in this area.  

What is the gift of tongues, and why should I desire it?  

What is the difference between speaking in tongues and bringing a tongue? And is there something wrong with me if I can’t yet speak in tongues? In this session, we discuss this widely debated subject, aiming to bring clarity and peace of mind to those seeking answers on this particular spiritual gift.  

Is online church real church?  

Should we view the rise of the online church as a good thing because many more people can be reached than before, or should we reject it as illegitimate? Going online can be a helpful answer during a time of physical limitation, but is it a long-term solution that will produce healthy New Testament churches?  

Is it possible to repent of the sins of those who came before us, or is it pointless? 

Today, people are not only instructed to acknowledge the sins of those who came before them but also to repent on their behalf publicly. Is it possible to repent of the actions of your forefathers or countrymen, or is it simply a pointless and endless exercise? What is the difference between recognising the past and apologising for it?  

Should we avoid songs that come from those we disagree with theologically?  

When singing worship songs together in church meetings, we must properly assess the focus, content and theology of what is being said about God and what is being said about us. But should we even sing songs that come from churches or groups that we have doctrinal differences with, and at what point do we avoid them altogether?  

Has God commanded us to tithe, and is it still relevant today?  

Some say that we must tithe or we will be punished, while others say it was commanded under the Law of Moses and is no longer required. But what does the Bible say? What should be our motivation for tithing, and where should we find guidance on whether we should do it or not? In this session, we unpack tithing, its relevance today, and the role of faith as we tithe.  

Easter, Christmas, Lent and Halloween are festivals that many celebrate. Which can we agree to disagree about?  

Easter, Christmas, Lent and Halloween are calendar observances that both Christians and non-Christians celebrate. There is, however, disagreement about the problems presented by each of their histories, practices and associations. Which ones can we agree to disagree about, and where do we have the freedom to allow one another to follow our consciences?