This is a woman's day message delivered by Nosipho Boso exploring the character of Rachel.

It is important to understand what complaining births in our lives. At its extreme, as in the case of Rachel, it gave rise to a number of negative behaviours to the point where she stole her father's idols. Consequently, we see how the process degenerates to her death before she could enter Bethel, or the house of bread.

A Heavenly Culture is manifest where the mindset of the sons of God complies with the heart of their heavenly Father.  This is a culture that flows from above as a path of life for the righteous.

The final session focusing on doctrine seeks to summarize what has been said regarding the word becoming flesh. This session also exhorts us to review our priorities to give the word of God the premium value it deserves. 

A Heavenly Culture is manifest where the mindset of the sons of God comply with the heart of their heavenly Father.  Where the word has become flesh in them, that His grace and truth may be on display for men to see. This requires that the word of God to become a living reality in the lives of those who walk after Him.

This session reviews the values that should at this point be budding as we make the apostle's doctrine (God's word) a paramount love in our lives. Meditation on the word opens our eyes to a better understanding and the implications of the word and how we can best implement the word in our lives. in John chapter 6, Jesus encourages those who were fed in the feeding of the five thousand to labour more to receive and partake of the bread that comes from heaven, that is able to fill us unto eternal life.

A Heavenly Culture is manifest where the mindset of the sons of God comply with the heart of their heavenly Father.  Where the word has become flesh in them, that His grace and truth may be on display for men to see. This requires that the word of God to become a living reality in the lives of those who walk after Him.

This session reviews the values that should at this point be budding as we make the apostle's doctrine (God's word) a paramount love in our lives. Meditation on the word opens our eyes to a better understanding and the implications of the word and how we can best implement the word in our lives. in John chapter 6, Jesus encourages those who were fed in the feeding of the five thousand to labour more to receive and partake of the bread that comes from heaven, that is able to fill us unto eternal life.

A Heavenly Culture is manifest where the mindset of the sons of God comply with the heart of their heavenly Father.  Where the word has become flesh in them, that His grace and truth may be on display for men to see. This requires that the word of God to become a living reality in the lives of those who walk after Him.

One of the ways this can become our reality is through meditation on the word of God, as Joshua was charged, and Psalm 1 encourages. We are to meditate on His word day and night. The words of the Word of God must not depart from our mouths. We should continuously mumble and deeply think of what he has called us to, what He has promised, what he has commanded, and what He has done in the past.

This session introduces us to meditation, providing definitions and contrasts between biblical meditation and its eastern and post-modern counterparts.

What is culture? A simple definition of the word explains it as ideas, customs, and social behavior of a particular people or society. Ideology forms and shapes our way of life and defines what becomes important to us. What is important to us shapes how we spend our time and generally behave.

In this session, builds from session 4 in exploring the importance of loving the word of God, and making time to read and listen to the word. We also look at the importance of being careful not to allow your doctrine to be mixed with ideologies that are not of God by looking at how the Israelites were infiltrated by the Moabites and eventually compromised their way of life because of a mixed belief system. 

What is culture? A simple definition of the word explains it as ideas, customs, and social behavior of a particular people or society. Ideology forms and shapes our way of life and defines what becomes important to us. What is important to us shapes how we spend our time and generally behave.

In this session, we delve deeper into the importance of doctrine in building the culture of the heavens into our own lives. The word must become flesh, in order for men to behold His grace and truth. Some practical exercises regarding how we can make the word become flesh are briefly introduced in this session, with the following sessions primarily on biblical meditation.

What is culture? A simple definition of the word explains it as ideas, customs, and social behavior of a particular people or society. Ideology forms and shapes our way of life and defines what becomes important to us. What is important to us shapes how we spend our time and generally behave.

When we are born from above, our ideology also comes from above. As a new creation, we can no longer live according to the dictates of sin and the flesh. Our lives are informed by life that flows from above. This series focuses on how we should study the life of the early church in the book of Acts and grow in understanding and living according to the Apostolic culture of Acts 2:42.

This session introduces us to the importance of doctrine in building mature, Christlike sons of God. We need to learn to extract principles out of scripture, and build them into our lives.

What is culture? A simple definition of the word explains it as ideas, customs, and social behavior of a particular people or society. Ideology forms and shapes our way of life and defines what becomes important to us. What is important to us shapes how we spend our time and generally behave.

When we are born from above, our ideology also comes from above. As a new creation, we can no longer live according to the dictates of sin and the flesh. Our lives are informed by life that flows from above. This series focuses on how we should study the life of the early church in the book of Acts and grow in understanding and living according to the Apostolic culture of Acts 2:42

What is culture? A simple definition of the word explains it as ideas, customs, and social behavior of a particular people or society. Ideology forms and shapes our way of life and defines what becomes important to us. What is important to us shapes how we spend our time and generally behave.  

When we are born from above, our ideology also comes from above. As a new creation, we can no longer live according to the dictates of sin and the flesh. Our lives are informed by life that flows from above. This series focuses on how we should study the life of the early church in the book of Acts and grow in understanding and living according to the Apostolic culture of Acts 2:42