EXODUS GLOBAL

In this teaching, we uncover thanksgiving as one of the spiritual sacrifices every believer is called to offer.

In this teaching, we learn that Jesus has offered the once-for-all sacrifice for sin, and our response is a life of consecration and worship.

We explore surrender in prayer, obedience even through suffering, and how the Holy Spirit sanctifies us through the Word and the finished work of Christ.

In this session, we explore the gift of righteousness received by faith in Jesus Christ, the freedom He gives from guilt and sin, and how this revelation fuels effective prayer.

Discover how the righteousness once foretold is now fulfilled in Christ, and how understanding the Word strengthens our confidence before God.

In this teaching, we dive deeper into the eternal sacrifice of Jesus Christ, which separates believers from sin and opens the way for a life pleasing to God.

We also explore justification — how, in Christ, we are made righteous and have put on His righteousness (2 Corinthians 5:21).

Discover how Jesus, our ultimate High Priest, intercedes for us and opens the way to deeper communion with the Father.

Learn about His sacrifice, the cleansing of our conscience, and how by His blood we gain bold access into the Holiest of Holies.

This teaching expounds on the importance of understanding Jesus as the ultimate, eternal sacrifice. It is on the basis of His sacrifice that every other spiritual sacrifice offered by a believer finds its true meaning.

You don’t have to navigate 2026 without prophetic direction. If God is the author of time, then He certainly has a plan with you in mind.
This prophetic charge is designed to stir your heart, align your steps, and position you in line with God’s vision and purpose for your life in the year ahead.

The joy of Christmas is more than a season or a date. While we celebrate the birth of Christ, we must remember its deeper significance—His birth set in motion the gospel: His death, burial, and resurrection for our salvation (Luke 2:10–11; 1 Corinthians 15:3–4).
This teaching calls us to rejoice not just annually, but continually, in the finished work of Christ.

God desires to make His thoughts known to us. His thoughts are deep (1 Corinthians 2:10), cannot be numbered (Psalm 40:5), and are precious toward us (Psalm 139:17). They are thoughts of peace and not evil (Jeremiah 29:11), and they are higher and better than ours (Isaiah 55:8–9).
This teaching invites us to grow in spiritual understanding and alignment by learning to discern and walk in the thoughts of God.

Effective petitions are not driven by emotion but by understanding. When we know God’s will, our requests carry clarity, confidence, and faith.
This teaching reveals how to make scriptural, purposeful petitions that produce results.