In this lesson, Pastor Dale teaches on how God is NOT in the business of subtracting blessings from the lives of His children. His will and His ways are all about increase and multiplication. We see example upon example of this throughout scripture, from Genesis to the New Testament. While tradition and religion have done much to negate the message of prosperity, God's will in this matter has not changed. He still desires to increase His people in all areas of their lives. Our responsibility is to renew our minds to what His Word says on this subject in order that we may walk in the full measure of blessing that He intends for us to enjoy.

In this lesson, Pastor Dale discusses how God's plan for mankind has always been one of increase and multiplication. The same Spirit of Increase that was upon Adam in the beginning and was carried over to Abraham and his descendants, now rests upon born-again believers of today. As His children, God's intent for us is to be blessed and prosper in ALL areas of our lives, including spiritually, mentally, bodily, and financially.

In this introductory lesson, Pastor Dale teaches on how God's will is always for His Kingdom AND His children to increase. However, because of unrenewed, poverty mindsets, many do not walk in the full measure of His will for their lives in this area. As believers, we must strive to become increase-minded by knowing, believing, and acting upon what God's Word says about His will for us to prosper.

In this lesson, Pastor Dale teaches on the role of the five-fold ministerial offices - apostle, prophet, evangelist, pastor, and teacher - in helping bring increased revelation to the Body of Christ. While all five offices are important, the office of pastor (particularly a local, assigned pastor) is the one to which every believer should be most closely connected. The pastoral office is designed to protect, edify, encourage and, yes, even correct believers. By honoring the office of pastor - not simply the man or woman occupying it - we make ourselves available to receive of the revelation flowing through that office and, as a result, position ourselves to grow and mature spiritually.

In this special midweek message, Bro. Mike Hensley teaches on the importance of maintaining and encouraging unity within the local church. Unification allows God's plan for a congregation and its individual members to progress further and accomplish more for the Kingdom. Being of one mind and one accord creates an atmosphere where revelation knowledge and transformation power overflows the four walls of the church and pours out into the community it has been called to serve.

In this lesson, Pastor Dale discusses the importance taking time to incline our spiritual ears to hear what the Word of God is saying to us, rather than just memorizing scriptures or "hearing" with our natural ears alone. To truly “hear" the Word is to understand, believe, agree with, and receive that Word as your own. The Word of God is alive and active, but we must become skillful in hearing and receiving that Word into our lives if we are to reap the full benefits.

In this lesson, Pastor Dale teaches on the difference between receiving a "logos" vs. a "rhema" word from God. In the simplest of terms, logos is the written or spoken Word of God, while rhema is a logos word "activated" or quickened in us by the Holy Spirit. With rhema comes a deeper level of revelation and power. A rhema word becomes the "sword of the Spirit", guiding, instructing, and defending the believer against the enemy.

In this lesson, Pastor Dale discusses the role of the Holy Spirit in bringing increased revelation to the born-again believer. When God brought us into His kingdom through the new birth, He put within us the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit helps us in many ways, especially in the areas of seeing and knowing the Truth.

In this lesson, Pastor Dale teaches on the significance of our being "positioned" to receive greater revelation from God. His desire is for ALL His children to grow in the knowledge and understanding of Him. However, not all will. This is no fault of God. Rather, a lack of growth is due to action - or inaction - on the part of the believer. By showing interest in, paying attention to, and honoring the revelation we have already received, we position ourselves to receive more from God.

In this introductory lesson, Pastor Dale discusses how revelation knowledge is the key to advancing in our Christian walk. God desires for His children to learn and grow. However, we must be "open to know" before He will reveal more to us.