Human relationships are important to God. The way we relate with and treat others clearly reflects out convictions and love for God. In this study we begin to explore how God wants us to relate with people. 

Financial prudence is the measure of our faithfulness in financial dealings. Jesus said "...if you are faithful in that which is least, you will be faithful in that which is much". In today's study we examine 3 relationships with money: Earning, Keeping and Multiplying money. 

As our custom is, today being the last Tuesday this month we  spend time in prayers, first to thank God and also offer prayers of supplication - praying for the Spirit of Wisdom and Revelation, direction and wisdom for finances. 

As financial stewards, we don’t claim ownership to what is within our possession. The principle of stewardship states that everything you have has been received from God and should be treated as a gift from God. Even if you worked for it, it should be treated as a gift from God because indeed it is.

With this principle in mind, giving becomes possible since we don't own it. In this study we see the importance of giving and how to employ God's wisdom in this area. God prospers the hands through which He can reach others.

There are several languages in the world, and even more are being discovered as you read this. However, there is one unique language we all seem to understand -  Money. I mean, who doesn't like it?

Today, we start a new Bible Study series on Wisdom. We call it the Wisdom Series: Heavenly wisdom for earthly living. In the next few weeks, we aim to explore the wisdom of God in various areas of our lives. We would focus on practical actionable steps for daily living.

 In today's study we'll look at how our Hope in Christ - that eager expectation of His coming and the glory to be revealed - affects and influences our lives here on earth. All the many doctrinal things, we touch on last week are distilled into practical implications today

Have you ever been so hungry and craved a particular food? If you're like me that loves spaghetti and soft fried plantain (don't look at me like that ), then this is likely to be a common craving when hungry. Many times, after eating what I craved so much, I begin to wonder what was special about the meal that made me crave it. I ask myself "is there more to this food than what I just ate"? 

In the past few weeks, we have learned about times and seasons - the importance and how to recognise seasons. Today, we spend time in prayer birthing the manifestation of all that has for us in this season. We also be pray against any form of delay for the things has released to us.

“You will arise and have mercy on Zion; For the time to favour her, Yes, the set time, has come.” Psalms‬ ‭102:13‬ ‭NKJV

As we wrap this series, we take a general overview of key things to note about times and seasons;