Many believers know that Jesus died and rose on the 3rd day. With this came salvation and the chance to get to heaven. Yet, there is a lot more to Jesus's death and resurrection for believers. In this Bible study, we look at the finished work of Christ and what it accords to the New Testament believer.

We look at why Jesus came to the earth in the first place, what He achieved and what benefits we get from believing in Him. We also look at the Law and how believers under the new covenant must see themselves concerning the law.

The foundational scripture in this Bible study is John 19:28-30 NLT. Listen and be blessed.

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At the start of a new year, we usually have expectations and hope for bigger and better blessings. To be able to gain more, we need to use what we already have.

In this Bible study, we look at the parable of the talents in Matthew 25: 14-30 TPT. We see God's expectations of us and how we can achieve more this year.

Listen and be blessed. Your 2024 is blessed. God has already given you everything you need to succeed this year.

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This time of year can be a joy and a struggle simultaneously.

One feeling that most of us tend to have at this time is a feeling of expectation. We hope the new year will bring new opportunities, blessings and breakthroughs.

As Christians, we often hear that we should ask God for a word about the coming year.

This word will be an anchor for us throughout the year.

Many churches have a word or theme for the year and many of us hold on to what that word is.

This is a great time of the year to get God's view on the year ahead.

In this Bible study, we look at what God's Word says about the word we receive. We study how to receive that word and what to do to bring it into reality.

The main scripture verses are Isaiah 55: 10-11 and 2 Corinthians 1:20.

Many of us know not to worry but in reality, we do. We worry about everything, fixating on the worst-case scenario. So, how do we do it in reality?

Jesus was talking to His disciples in Matthew 6 and then got into a conversation about worry. There was a key phrase He made that every believer should take note of.

In this Bible study, we consider Jesus' words and what we can do not to worry. Key Scriptures are Matthew 6:25-34 and Philippians 4:6-8.

Listen and be blessed.

Jesus consistently taught the whole time He was on earth. He never missed an opportunity to teach His disciples on the new way of life for those who believed in Him.

In this Bible study, we read about an encounter Jesus had with His disciples and the lessons He wanted them, and us, to draw from it.

Our study is taken from Mark 10: 13-16 in the NLT. Listen and be blessed.

For months, God has been telling me that we, the Body of Christ, stand in a new season. It's not dissimilar to the start of a new year. A new season is pregnant with so many possibilities but how do we make that real in our lives?

In this Bible study, using Song of Songs 2:11-15 TPT, we see how to do this. We learn:

Listen and be blessed. Please share this episode with those you love so they can experience the new season God has for them too.

Many of us believe in God for one thing or the other. We may want Him to give us a job, help us connect with our spouse or heal a loved one. As we go on the journey of believing God for a miracle or help, we may read His word and see what it says about that situation.

But how do we go from knowing what God has said, in His Word or personally to us, to seeing it in reality? In 1 King 18, we study how Elijah took God's promise and brought it into reality.

We learn how focus can bring into reality God's promises to us. Listen and be blessed.

Many believers don’t realise the importance of what we say in our hearts. We think our lives are only directed by the words that we say out loud. But many instances are seen in the Bible where people thought in their hearts along certain lines and God responded. 

We study the stories of Sarah, the rich man, Lucifer and the words of Jesus in this Bible study. Their stories show us the power of our thoughts and what we are saying with our thoughts.

Scriptures are Genesis 18:9-15, Luke 12:16-20, Matthew 6:31 and Isaiah 14:12-13.

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Intimacy with God is a close relationship with God via the Holy Spirit. As believers, we should be daily growing our relationship with God. But how do we do so in a fast-paced, busy world?

This Bible study goes into a key foundation of our walk as believers. We study what we need to get started and grow a relationship with God. From having a desire to grow the relationship to how to fast, we study the building blocks of intimacy with God.

Scriptures: Mark 6:46-47, Luke 10:38-42 and Joshua 1:8. Scriptures mentioned in passing: John 7:1-5, 14:15-26, 15:26, 16:13-14, Act 2.

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In Christian circles today, you don't need to be a believer for very long before you hear the word deliverance. It is often spoken that long standing issues or issues with the demonic, covenants or curses need deliverance sessions.

In this Bible study, we study the Word of God to see what it says about deliverance for the believer. Should we do deliverance and if we do need it, what form should the deliverance take? Using Luke 4: 16-21, Isaiah 61: 1-3, Ephesians 6: 10-18 and John 8:32, we study what deliverance means and how the believer accesses it.

Listen and be blessed. Please share with your family and friends so they can be blessed too.