In this teaching, we study the scriptures to understand what Faith entails: the source of Faith, the evidence of Faith and how to demonstrate or release our Faith to receive the full benefits of Gods word or to bring Gods glory into full manifestation in our lives. We then focus on healing as our subject of discussion under Faith and look at how to apply our Faith to receive the healing God has already provided for us in Christ Jesus. We draw from the light of the revelation spoken through the Apostle Paul in Romans 10:5,6,8-10 and 17 and reference John 1:1-12 and John 3:1-4 and 16-18 as well as Genesis 1:1-4 to understand how to put our Faith to work. We then conclude with the application of Faith for healing as it’s written in Isaiah 53:4-5, Matthew 8:13-17.

In this teaching, we examine the scriptures to see if healing is the WILL of God. As we know, a WILL is written to serve as a testament to all those who read it of the beneficiaries of the inheritance. In the same light, the written word is a testament to the inheritance given to Gods children (All those who believe in Christ). We look at Isaiah 53:4-5, Matthew 8:17, 1 Peter 2:24, Romans 10:8-10, 1 John 5:9-12, Hebrews 9:16–18. All these scriptures give us the light into the revelation concerning the healing as part of the WILL of God for his children. We then conclude on how to execute this will to benefit from it.

In this teaching we examine the scriptures to understand that healing is the WILL of God. We also look at the revelations spoken through the prophet Isaiah and the Apostle Paul on how healing comes and how to receive it. We study: Isaiah 53:4-6, Romans 10:6,8-10, Romans 4:16-19, Ephesians 6:13-15, Philippians 4:6. Finally we look at how to transition from hope of healing to Faith of healing, because scriptures saids, the just shall live by Faith not by hope and we look at the Revelation spoken through the Apostle Paul regarding how Abraham transitioned from hope to Faith in order to inherit the promise because the promise comes by Faith. (Romans 4:16-19)

In this teaching we examine the scriptures to understand Faith for healing and how to walk in it as part of the practical applications of Faith. We study the scriptures to help us address these important points/considerations: 1. Is healing the WILL of God? Isaiah 53:4-5, Matthew 8:1-4,17, 1 Peter 2:24 2. How does healing come and how do I receive it? Romans 10:17, Romans 10:8-10, Mark 11:24, Matthew 8:5-13, Mark 5:25-34 . 3. What are the different ways of healing? 2 Kings 5:1-19, Acts 10:38, Acts 19:11, Acts 14:8-19 4. Differentiating between healing in the old covenant and the new covenant: Exodus 15:26, 2 Kings 5:1-19, Acts 3:1-16, 5. How do I receive my healing and keep it? 6. Stumbling blocks to healing.

In this teaching, we look at some practical applications of Faith. We start with Faith for Salvation and how it is received. Then we examine the scriptures to understand how to live in the righteousness we received by Faith. Drawing from the revelations spoken through the Apostles Paul, James and John, regarding how to live in the completeness of the righteousness we received by Faith. Looking at Abraham’s example, as a man who was considered by God as a man of Faith and how righteousness was credited to him by Faith, but received a command or covenant to act in the natural to make his Faith complete as Faith without works is dead, just as the body without the spirit is dead. We draw from this revelation spoken through these Apostles that, although we have received righteousness or salvation by Faith, we also, in the new covenant have received the commandment of love to live by which serves as a sign, a seal or the completeness of the salvation or righteousness we have received by Faith. We conclude that, if we live in the commandment of love given by the Lord Jesus, then our salvation Faith/righteousness is made complete just as Faith is made complete in action.

In this teaching, we address the revelation spoken through the Apostle Paul in Romans 12:1-2 drawing from the type depicted by God through Solomon in 2 Chronicles 7:1-5 of what would come in the new covenant through Christ. We study both texts and other reference texts mentioned in the teachings to understand how to identify the purpose of God for our lives.

Teaching on the subject of Faith under the theme equipping the church to possess the nations. In this teaching we discuss how Faith can help us to possess that which God has called us to fulfill. Drawing the understanding from several scriptures, we uncover some of the revelations spoken through the Apostle Paul to the church (Ephesians 6:10-15, Hebrews 11:1)

In this teaching, we look at the practical application of Faith starting with Salvation Faith and how to live in the salvation or righteousness that we have received by Faith. We Examine the scriptures to understand the revelations spoken through the Apostle Paul in Romans 4:1-12 on how Abraham lived this righteousness he received by Faith. The scripture saids he received circumcision after been made righteous by Faith and that circumcision was a command or instruction to act. The circumcision according to the scriptures was a sign, a seal of the righteousness he received by Faith. James also address Faith in James 2:25-26: Just as the body without the spirit is dead, so Faith without deeds is dead. He also speaks the revelation of faith using Abraham and saids Abrahams Faith and his deeds were working together and his Faith was made complete by what he did. By this revelation we understand that our Faith is not made complete without action (action can be in word or deed or both). We look at the first example, that is the first Faith any believer receives, which salvation Faith and how we can apply these spiritual revelations. We received the commandment of love that came with our salvation and that commandment of love is a sign and a seal of the righteousness (salvation) we have received by Faith. And so if you don’t live in love then your Faith will eventually die because Faith without works is dead. This is why John writes in his first Epistle to the church that whoever lives in love lives in God. He continues; whoever does not live in love does not know God and that person is a liar and walk about in darkness. Finally, we bring all the revelations spoken through these Apostles together to understand how we can walk in the Faith of righteousness so that our righteousness is made complete by our action in love. And so the Apostle Paul writes in Galatians 5:6 that in Christ Jesus, circumcision or Uncircumcision means nothing, the only thing that counts is Faith expressing itself through love. Our righteousness Faith is expressed through love.

In this teaching episode, we study the scriptures Roman’s 4:1, 16, 18-25 to unravel the revelation spoken through the Apostle Paul to the church in Rome, which is also to us on What Abraham discovered on the matter of Faith. Abraham inherited the promise by transitioning from Hope to Faith. A lot of the times, we stay in hope thinking that hope is what brings the glory of God into full manifestation in our lives, but scripture saids; The just shall live by Faith (Habakkuk 2:4) not hope. And without Faith it’s impossible to please God (Hebrews 11:6). James 1 also saids without Faith it’s impossible to receive anything from God. We also discuss the fact that Faith starts with Hope and draw from Abraham’s example that, against all Hope, Abraham in hope believed. Why Because Faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen (Hebrews 11:1). Further we looked at Numbers 13 and 14 and study the revelation the Lord spoke through Moses on why God called Caleb; a man with a different spirit (spirit of Faith) who followed God whole heartedly. Because of Caleb’s Faith and his professing of his Faith, he inherited the promised land because the promise comes by Faith as it’s written in Romans 4:16.

In this teaching, we study Luke 24 to see how we can examine our heart to know if the word of God is taking root in our heart. Faith is a substance of the spirit born out of the word of God that resides in our heart. So it’s important to examine your heart to know if the word has produced a conviction in your heart. That’s the only way you can be sure of readiness of faith to take the right steps to see the full glory of God.