Amy led a Bible study session focused on the theme "Chosen is Just the Beginning," building on a previous discussion about what it means to be chosen. She explored how being chosen by God is not based on human merit but rather comes through Jesus' obedience and the sanctifying work of the Holy Spirit. The session included an in-depth analysis of Colossians 3:12-17, which Amy presented as a "chosen person's checklist" of behaviors and attitudes to cultivate, including compassion, kindness, humility, and forgiveness. The discussion concluded with a call to action for participants to choose God daily by living obediently and reflecting Jesus' sacrifice in their own lives.

Amy led a discussion on the biblical concept of being chosen, emphasizing that this status is not based on personal merit but is a result of God's grace through Jesus Christ. She explored various Bible verses to illustrate that believers are chosen not for their own righteousness but because of their relationship with Jesus, the ultimate "Chosen One." Amy highlighted the contrast between the world's understanding of being chosen and the divine perspective, urging listeners to recognize their calling and live out their purpose. She also announced that the fourth Sunday of each month would be dedicated to answering questions about faith, encouraging participants to submit their inquiries in advance. The session concluded with a prayer and reflections on the importance of faith and action in one's spiritual journey.

Amy led a Bible study session on the theme of being a new creation, drawing from Ephesians 4 and 5. She discussed the importance of following Jesus' example, being filled with the Holy Spirit, fearlessly proclaiming the gospel, being faithful in suffering, and fellowshipping with others. Amy emphasized that as followers of Christ, they should strive to live differently from the world and let their actions reflect their faith. She also shared her own struggles and vulnerabilities, encouraging the group to support each other in their spiritual journeys. The session concluded with a prayer, and Amy previewed the upcoming topic of being chosen by God, which she described as just the beginning of a deeper spiritual journey.

Amy led a discussion on fellowship, explaining that it is foundational to the Christian faith and is represented by the cross as a blueprint for both vertical (God) and horizontal (believers) relationships. She emphasized that true fellowship begins with a personal relationship with God, who is described as light, and then extends to sharing that experience with other believers. The discussion included biblical references from Acts, 1 John, and Corinthians to demonstrate how fellowship should be a continuous, shared purpose rather than just social interaction. 

Amy led a Bible study session focused on the theme of "Fearlessly Proclaiming the Gospel," continuing her "New Year, Same You" series. She explored four common barriers to sharing the Christian message, including fear of embarrassment, lack of knowledge, avoiding opportunities, and feelings of inadequacy. Drawing from various Bible passages, Amy emphasized that believers should overcome these obstacles by relying on the Holy Spirit's power rather than their own abilities. She highlighted examples from scripture, including Peter and John, to demonstrate that sharing the gospel is not about personal confidence but about faith in God's message. The session concluded with a prayer and an update about an upcoming beta test for a related app.

Amy led a Bible study session on the topic of being filled with the Holy Spirit, part of her "New Year, Same You" series. She explained the difference between receiving the Holy Spirit and being filled with His presence, using a science experiment with vinegar and oil to illustrate the concept. Amy discussed the fruits of the Spirit and emphasized that fullness of the Spirit doesn't depend on feelings but on faith and obedience. She addressed questions about gossip, speaking in tongues, and accepting Christianity despite negative experiences with Christians. The session concluded with a prayer and encouragement for attendees to seek fullness of the Spirit by emptying themselves of self.

Amy began a new series focused on spiritual transformation, emphasizing that true change comes from God rather than personal efforts, and encouraged participants to engage in discussion through comments and prayer. She explored the importance of accepting Jesus as Lord and Savior, discussing the challenges and requirements of living out a Christian faith that goes beyond comfort and passivity. The series concluded with teachings on the significance of personal knowledge and relationship with Jesus, focusing on the commands to follow His example through surrender, trust, and commitment.

Amy launched a new series called "New Year, Same You" that explores New Year's resolutions from a Christian perspective, emphasizing that true transformation comes from salvation rather than personal reformation efforts. She discussed various biblical stories, including Saul's conversion and Peter and John's boldness, to illustrate how genuine change comes from God's intervention rather than human efforts. The series aims to strengthen relationships with God through understanding themes of reconciliation, transformation, and faith, with upcoming Bible studies and discussions planned to explore these concepts further.

Amy delivered a message about the final judgment, emphasizing that Jesus will return as the righteous judge and all people will be accountable for their actions. She explained that believers will be acquitted and have eternal life, while non-believers will be condemned to eternal punishment. Amy encouraged listeners to prepare for judgment by living lives that reflect their faith in Jesus. She also addressed questions from viewers about sharing their faith and dealing with persecution. The message concluded with a reminder that a new series about living a transformed life as a Christian would follow.

Amy discussed the importance of authenticity and responsibility in sharing God's word through her series "The Bible, No Filters," which explores various biblical concepts and believers' duties. She emphasized the need for genuine repentance, endurance, submission, prayer, and obedience as responses to salvation, using biblical examples to illustrate these points. The message concluded with a call to action for believers to share Jesus' teachings and serve others while maintaining biblical open-mindedness.