We are called to the biblical model of a Holy Spirit empowered life. Right believing (faith in Christ), naturally produces right living. The core of this understanding is that true faith is not merely intellectual assent, but a transformative power that fundamentally changes how we live.

God's relentless desire for intimate relationship is revealed in His covenant promise to dwell in and among His people. From the ancient tabernacle to the indwelling of the Holy Spirit through Jesus Christ, the Creator passionately pursues us. His transformative love transcends all barriers, seeking to make our hearts His permanent home.

In Christ, we have received the fullness of God's grace and provision. Our calling is to be living vessels through which the Holy Spirit flows dynamically into a broken world. We are not merely passive recipients, but active participants in God's transformative work, allowing His power to move through us and bring light to darkness.

Keeping yourself in the Love of God. A misunderstanding of God's true nature distorts every aspect of life. Jesus Christ is the full manifestation of God. To understand God's nature is to understand His love, for God is love. This teaching explores how to consciously embrace God's love and presence, while discovering the promises His Word reveals about living in this divine awareness.

Though persecution from without may threaten the Holy Spirit's work (1 Peter 4:12) the greatest peril is from within. As Jesus warned of wolves in sheep's clothing (Matthew 7:15), a division making spirit can infiltrate hearts, with tongues that either bring life or death (Proverbs 18:21). Through gossip and words that tear down rather than build up (Ephesians 4:29), discord takes root and hinders growth. This internal struggle forms the heart of spiritual warfare, as attested by Jesus' prayer for unity (John 17:21),  Peter's warnings of false teachers (2 Peter 2:1), Paul's grief over division (1 Corinthians 3:3), and James' stark caution that the tongue can set aflame an entire community (James 3:5-6).

Discover how giving the Gospel as Jesus commanded unlocks both saving faith and supernatural power in a believers' life. Learn the divine connection between pure Gospel proclamation and the release of Christ's authority through His people. This teaching reveals why some Christians experience breakthrough while others struggle to walk in their full spiritual inheritance.

Jesus compared Himself to a grain of wheat that falls to the ground and dies to produce many seeds (John 12:24). His death wasn't just about forgiveness - it was reproduction. Through salvation we receive His actual divine nature (His spiritual DNA), making us genuine children of God who share His life, characteristics and inheritance (Romans 8:16-17). We're not just saved from sin; we're new creations (2 Corinthians 5:!7), carrying the very nature and life of Christ Himself (Colossians 1:17, 1 John 3:2).

The Good News of Jesus Christ should be presented in a manner that empowers believers to actively live out His example and teachings. There are however traditions that nullify the power that is intended by God to flow through Christians and freedom from these constraints is possible.

Many traditional denominations that previously dismissed the spiritual gifts have now gone further, abandoning both biblical authority and the exclusive claim of salvation through Jesus Christ. Yet, paradoxically, this pronounced drift into secularism has sparked a powerful response - driving countless believers back to authentic Biblical Faith. People are rediscovering the life, love and supernatural power uniquely found in a relationship with Jesus Christ.

As children of God, we're called to reflect Jesus' nature - "full of grace and truth" (John 1:14). This wasn't just a unique quality of Christ but rather the model for all who are born of the Spirit. Across the body of Christ today, believers are awakening to this profound truth, committing themselves to grow in both grace and truth as they embrace their true identity as God's children, born of His Spirit.