Recorded on October 19, 1975, at The Way International Headquarters, this Sunday Night Service led by Dr. Victor Paul Wierwille examines Philippians chapters 3 and 4. The teaching addresses the growing culture of fear regarding personal needs and national politics, offering the antidote of living "one day at a time" anchored in the integrity of God’s Word. 

In this foundational teaching, Victor Paul Wierwille examines the function, spiritual necessity, and practical execution of speaking in tongues. The message refutes common misconceptions regarding spiritual food, clarifying that the Bible feeds the mind while speaking in tongues is the sole method to nourish the spirit of God within a believer. The teaching outlines the specific mechanics, scriptural proofs, and three key benefits of private prayer in tongues versus public manifestation in a church setting.

 This teaching analyzes the post-resurrection appearance of Jesus Christ at the Sea of Galilee recorded in John 21. The message contrasts the disciples' initial return to their old profession of fishing with Jesus' renewed call to spiritual leadership, examining key Biblical Greek details regarding Jesus' instruction to "Feed my sheep" and the true meaning of following Christ.  

 In this foundational teaching, Dr. Victor Paul Wierwille explores "The Garden of God's Desire"—God’s original intent in Genesis to bless His creation and maintain intimate, direct fellowship with humanity. Drawing parallels between physical gardens producing abundant fruit and the spiritual fruit outlined throughout Scripture, Dr. Wierwille emphasizes that God desires His people to experience abundance, success, and spiritual productivity. Jesus Christ the High Priest and the Way paves the path for all believers into God's heart of fellowship.

What gives us a joy that isn't dependent upon our circumstances?

What changes when God's Word, rather than the world around us, becomes the master of

What does it really mean to serve God and His people?