In this first week of our launch training series, we dive into the foundational concept of the Four Cups, rooted in God's promises to His people. These four promises are a pathway to spiritual freedom and fulfillment, and they have the power to transform our lives when we understand and embrace them. Join us as we explore the significance of each cup, beginning with an overview that sets the stage for this life-changing journey. This message will help you discover God's plan for your life and prepare you for the incredible future He has in store.

Introduction to the Four Cups

The Cup of Sanctification

The Cup of Deliverance

The Cup of Redemption

The Cup of Praise

GOD BELIEVES IN DIVERSITY BUT NOT THE WAY THE WORLD DOES. (1 Corinthians 12:1-31)

1. God’s Diversity represents Identity in Christ

2. God’s Diversity represents gifting and roles

3. God’s Diversity represents serving others in love.

The Parable of the Good Samaritan

The Story of Cain & Abel

Cainism is rejecting God’s ways and projecting that rebellion onto others, leading to anger, hatred, and a sense of superiority or inferiority.

How do you see other people? Do you see them as relatives?

Matthew 25:1-13

Keeping your lamps full represents:

1. Foresight

2. Action

3. Sacrifice

Missional Living is a Missionary Lifestyle

Make Disciples not Converts

A disciple is not perfect but repentant

3 Stages:

1. Evangelism

2. Discipleship

3. Leadership

3 Principles to defeat the spirit of Babylon:

Satan puts hooks in people - distorted identity

Children who put their faith in Jesus Christ become part of the family of God.

Dare to be a Daniel

2. Fathers help prevent violence

3. Fathers help prevent destruction 

What you can do:

Pray for our fathers

Encourage fathers

Honor our fathers

Seek the Heavenly Father

Ephesians 4:14-15

Matthew 7:24-27

John 17:20-23

What Unity in Christ IS NOT:

What Unity in Christ IS:

The Building Blocks of Unity in Christ (Ephesians 4:1-6):