Many Christians pray but they do it as though they are shooting at a target they can't see. People don't know if their prayers will be answered which is contrary to how Jesus prayed. Jesus prayed knowing His prayers would be answered and He expects the same of us.

In this Bible study, we study how to pray like Jesus so that we are praying in alignment with God. We can pray accurately, knowing that our prayers will be answered. As we go through Matthew 6, John 17 and 1 Corinthians 14, we see how we should pray as believers.

We pray and then wonder why God doesn't respond. When this happens over and over, we can become discouraged and upset with God. The reason we don't get answers sometimes is because we ask God to validate our desires, instead of His will.

God wants to fulfil His will in our lives. All the blessings of God are attached to His will for us. In this bible study, we look at the story of Jesus and how He lived His life on earth according to the will of God.

Prophecies are part and parcel of the life of a believer. The Bible is filled with so many prophecies about Jesus, believers and what God is doing. In our modern times, these can seem far removed but prophecies are being spoken every day. When you get a prophecy or prophetic word, it is pointing you to God's heart concerning you in the future. So, how do you get the prophecy to come to pass?

In this Bible study, we see how Jesus interacted with prophecy and ensured it came to pass. We see what Jesus did in John 12: 12-16 and Matthew 3: 13- 17 to ensure that the prophecies spoken concerning Him came to pass. You can do the same thing too with your prophecies. If this episode blesses you, please share it with a friend or two.

As Christians, many of us know that Jesus is the Son of God and that He died for us. If people ask if we are saved, we might answer in the affirmative. This is great but there is more to our salvation than just being saved.

In this episode, we study the story of the prodigal son in Luke 15:11-32. Our focus is on the latter verses where we are introduced to the older son. Many preachers share about the older son’s jealousy but we need to study what led to his reaction.

As Christians, we can be like the older son when we don’t know what we have. Listen and learn what is yours through Christ.

Life happens. We face challenges but some challenges are tougher than others. You lose a job and none seems to be on the horizon. A loved one falls sick. You have a mountain of debt and everyone wants their money like yesterday. How do you get out of such a situation as a believer?

We see the answer in 2 Kings 4:1-7. In this bible study, we study how a woman who was in debt was rescued thanks to the help of the prophet. And no, he didn't give her the money but showed her how to use what she had to get out of the situation she found herself in.

In this episode, you will learn that challenges are common to all but how we respond as believers should be different.

You hear about beliefs from various quarters. It could be from that coach or influencer on social media or your church pastor. Even non-Christians know that beliefs are important and you'll hear people speaking about overcoming limiting beliefs. In this episode, we study the effects of beliefs on our life experiences. We see the effect of having the right belief and where to start when you want to change your beliefs. The main scriptures we studied are Matthew 13:53-58 and Proverbs 23:7.

In this episode, we study why knowledge is important. As Christians, ignorance isn't bliss and we can't afford to be ignorant. We learn that if we don't have knowledge, especially as God's children, we will live a substandard life. Hosea 4:6 is our anchor scripture. We must spend time in the Word of God to know God, His nature, Spirit, ways and thoughts towards us.

In this episode, we study the freedom Christ made available to us and what that means for us. As Christians, we are free from the law of sin and death but if we don't know this, we will live like those who aren't. We study 2 Corinthians 5:17, Romans 8:1-2, Ephesians 2:1-9 and John 8:32. To live free, we need to know what Christ did and our position in Christ. This comes by spending time in the Word of God and affirming it to ourselves.

In this episode, we study the power of words. We study how as people made in the image and likeness of God, we can create our realities and change our lives with our words. God has given us authority and when we speak, we should speak as those who have authority. We looked at what happens, in the spirit and in the physical, when we speak. We studied how to use our words to speak life using Proverbs 18:21, Genesis 1:26-28 and Genesis 2:7; 18-20.

In this episode, we study the story of Martha and Mary in Luke 10 verses 38-42. In this scripture, we learn that having responsibilities are normal but how we deal with them matters. It is easy to get worried, bothered and anxious about what we have to do. Jesus tells us how to overcome this anxiety and worry so we can handle our responsibilities well.