Sam models what it means to wait on the word of the Lord as he teaches on Nebuchadnezzar's dream in Daniel 2.  The Lord has a strategy to deliver the earth and us from stubborn resistance that kills and decays.

Lizzie brings a special word from Galations 4.

Jonathan recounts Biblical references to the Potter and the Clay, correlating this allegory to the Matthew 13:44 picture of a treasure hidden in a field. Jesus paid the ultimate price for his church, his treasure.

The Rod of Moses was a major instrument used in the deliverance, provision. and victory of the people of God.  Sam shares how the what is that in your hand represents our station in life or occupation and how God's presence works in us right where we are.

What changes people's hearts is the Presence of the Holy Spirit.  Sam points out that the restoration of this Presence is more important than learning principles and doctrine.

What changes people's hearts is the Presence of the Holy Spirit.  Sam points out that the restoration of this Presence is more important than learning principles and doctrine.

Jonathan speaks about offenses, in the church family and in our lives.  The natural tendency, and enemy's method of getting us free from office is isolation.  But God's method of dealing with offense is community.  Specific examples of how community has brought healing and growth illustrate this point beautifully.

Like Paul did with the Ephesians, Sam encourages us to pray on all occasions with all kind of prayers. Praying the scriptures in season builds tremendous faith and releases power for answered prayer.

Sam discusses the plunder, the gold, that is ours when delivered from captivity: affections, time, resource. Worship is the articulation of what you do with the affections of your heart and with your actions.  John 4:23 says the Father seeks true worshipers, those who worship Him in the Spirit and in truth.