In this introductory episode to the order of Melchizedek series, we spoke about the several priesthood in the bible and particularly the uniqueness of the priestly order of Melchizedek.

In this episode, we speak about the seat of mercy.

In this episode, we continue our discuss on the purpose of the adversary in creation and the blood of Jesus.

In this episode, we speak about the purpose of the adversary in creation.

In this episode, we speak about how God uses both good and evil to bring about his GOOD purpose.

In this episode, we speak about the role the accuser plays, not in the courts of heaven but in the courts of our own hearts.

In this class, we teach how blessings and curses are verdicts issued from the courts of heaven.

In this teaching, we continue our series on The Courts of Heaven — exploring the witness of the conscience, the inner testimony God has placed within every human being.

In this session of The Courts of Heaven, we explore the witness of words.Speech is not casual. It is covenantal. Throughout Scripture, blessings, vows, curses, and agreements were established by what was spoken. Words testify. Words bind. Words establish matters.From Jacob and Esau to national covenants, we examine how speech functions in Heaven’s justice system and why your mouth carries legal weight.

We continue our teaching series on The Courts of Heaven by laying the foundation: What is a court, and why does it exist?God is not only Father, He is Judge. And His courts are not established for our destruction, but for the preservation of law and life.In this session, we explore the structure of divine justice, the purpose of law, and the power of witnesses, beginning with the first witness in Scripture: blood. This teaching will reshape how you understand justice, repentance, responsibility, and the blood of Jesus.