In the first session of Healing School 2022, Pastor Dale establishes the importance of building our faith for healing on the foundation of God's word and NOT on mere tradition. Contrary to what many have been taught to believe, scripture confirms that God's nature and will is - and always been - to heal. In addition to Pastor's teaching, Kenny and Pam Hughes share their personal testimony of Kenny's miraculous recovery after experiencing unexpected complications from open heart surgery.

In the final session of this series, Pastor Dale teaches on the "little fox" of doubt. Satan’s goal is to sow doubt in the believer's mind regarding the things God has spoken. Doubt and faith cannot coexist, as one will always choke out the other. God's children should guard against being moved out of their position of faith by the presence of negative circumstances or by the temptation to "make sense of things" by relying solely on human reasoning.

In this lesson, Pastor Dale teaches on the "little fox" of slackness. In order for our faith to be effective, it must be active. Stagnant, idle faith does not produce results. God is not slack in doing His part, and we should not be slack in doing ours. We maintain an active faith through hearing, speaking, meditating in, and acting on the word of God.

In this lesson, Pastor Dale discusses the "little fox" of complaint. Scripture gives us many examples of the dangers of murmuring and grumbling, especially against God and His word. Complaining is not the language of faith. If left unchecked, complaining can become a habit that produces agitation in our hearts and minds, ultimately choking out our harvest of faith.

In this session, Pastor Dale teaches on the "little fox" of impatience. Like planting seeds in anticipation of reaping a harvest, receiving by faith requires patience. Often, the manifestation of what we are believing for happens in steps and stages. Don't forfeit your harvest of faith to the little fox of impatience by being unwilling to wait.

In this lesson, Pastor Dale discusses the "little fox" of strife. If allowed to go unchecked, strife creates an atmosphere of conflict, confusion, and disorder where our harvest of faith cannot grow. As with Lot and Abram, strife may even lead to division and separation from one's source of blessing.

In this session, Pastor Dale teaches on the "little fox" of negative emotions. When left unchecked and allowed to rule, negative emotions can hinder or destroy our harvest of faith. However, as children of God, we are not to be ruled by our emotions. We are to live by the Spirit.

In this session, Pastor Dale teaches on the "little fox" of condemnation, explaining the differences between the conviction of the Holy Spirit and the condemnation of the Enemy. Condemnation pronounces a "guilty" sentence and can hinder the ability to receive by faith by causing one to believe he or she is unworthy or unfit. Conviction, in the other hand, sheds light on areas that need attention and produces hope and joy by providing the believer a way to overcome those issues. Conviction addresses the sin, while condemnation targets the
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Pastor Dale introduces the series and discusses how the Enemy sometimes uses seemingly small, insignificant things to delay, hinder, or even destroy the harvest of one's faith. One example of these "little foxes" is wrong thinking in relation to a true understanding of the message revealed through God's word. Tradition and misguided teaching can leave believers with a revelation that is inaccurate and/or incomplete, thus greatly effecting their ability to fully receive the promises of God.

In the final session of this series, Pastor Dale teaches on the importance of staying strong in faith in order to "occupy" and maintain possession of what we have received from the Lord. Satan will always try to retake the ground he has lost in a believer's life. Stand strong, stay on guard, and be ready at all times to resist him!