In this discussion point Dr Rod describes the kind of faith that applies to us as post Resurrection Christians. Faith is a response to God's grace. Three faith responses to God's grace are submission to water baptism, receiving the baptism of the Holy Spirit, and engaging with the Holy Spirit in the process of sanctification or becoming holy.

In our Good Friday discussion point Dr Rod spoke about the four cups of the Passover feast, noting that we remember the third cup in communion. Dr Rod noted the fact that Jesus partook of the fourth cup in His last moments alive on the cross.

In this testimony the Kroon family share a testimony of how God healed Hanni of a rare cancer. This is a testimony that will encourage you.

This is part 3 of a series of discussion points on healing. Dr Rod discussed the will of God, knowledge of the promises, the fallenness of the world and the nature of persecution.

This week Dr Rod continued on the them of faith and focused on the issue of, 'Why didn't I get healed?'. Dr Rod discussed the idea that healing is a 'kingdom thing', so is the privilege of those who are saved. He also discussed the difference between faith and unbelief. He made everyone uncomfortable by talking about known, wilful sin as a barrier to healing. Where sin is concerned, Dr Rod's advice was, 'Stop doing it!'.

This discussion point continues the series on faith. This is the first part of a two-part discussion point on healing, a foundational doctrine of Australian Christian Churches. Dr Rod explained the scriptural basis of healing as being available for all Christians as part of the atoning death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.

Jeanette St Hill, who heads up the prophetic ministry at IgniteLife Church, shared on lessons from the book of Nehemiah. She shared how Nehemiah rebuilt a wall and a nation. So too, can we, in our own way in our own situation.

Dr Rod concludes his two-part discussion point on prosperity in the New Covenant. He points out that God delights in the prosperity of His servants and that prosperity is actually having enough to fulfil what God has called us each to do. We are not failures if we are not billionaires!

This discussion point focuses on God's provision for our prosperity in the New Covenant. Prosperity is not simply for our own enjoyment, but it is intended by God to be used to 'establish His covenant' and to support those in need.

This discussion point provides an introduction to faith. It focuses on the nature of God in terms of covenants and points out the danger of creating an Ishmael when God's best is an Isaac.