New Dawn Parish

In today’s Bible study, we wrap up John 1 with the call of the first disciples—Philip, Andrew, Peter, and Nathanael. Their response to Jesus sets the tone for what true discipleship means for every believer.

We Discuss:

• ​ The template for discipleship as revealed in John 1.
• ​ What matters most in walking as a disciple of Christ.
• ​ The need for power in evangelism and witness.
• ​ Understanding the saying: “The first shall be last, and the last shall be first.”

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In today’s Bible study, we wrap up John 1 with the call of the first disciples—Philip, Andrew, Peter, and Nathanael. Their response to Jesus sets the tone for what true discipleship means for every believer.

We Discuss:

• The template for discipleship as revealed in John 1.

• What matters most in walking as a disciple of Christ.

• The need for power in evangelism and witness.

• Understanding the saying: “The first shall be last, and the last shall be first.”

Listen to the full conversation on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.

In today’s Bible Study, as we continue our new chapter in the Gospel of John. We discuss.

• ​The discretion of Mary and Elizabeth in not revealing their sons’ identities before baptism.
• ​Why Jesus, though sinless, submitted Himself to baptism.
• ​The pattern of water in creation, destruction, revival, and baptism.
• ​The difference between water baptism and baptism in the Holy Spirit.
• ​The dove, tongues, and the diverse manifestations of the Spirit.

In Genesis 39:6-23, Joseph’s test in Potiphar’s house teaches prophets and prophetesses vital lessons for their calling. We explore:

• Focusing on your duties in the palace.

• Avoiding distractions in sacred service.

• Overcoming lust and tempters.

• The 4 stages of temptation for prophets/esses.

• How to discern agents sent against you.

In this special Mercy + Founders’ Remembrance Service, we draw from Job 19:23-29 and 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18 to reflect on the unshakable hope we have beyond the grave. Together, we uncover:

• Job’s prophetic cry, “I know that my Redeemer lives.”

• The comfort of resurrection and reunion promised in Christ.

• Why believers grieve differently—with hope, not despair.

• How remembrance calls us to live ready for eternity.

• Reflecting on the life and legacy of our Founder, SBJ Oshoffa, and lifting prayers for the Celestial Church of Christ worldwide.

In Job 35:1-16, we see Elihu’s bold words to Job, raising timeless questions about suffering, righteousness, and God’s justice. In this Power Day Service, we reflect on:

• ​ The reality of Satan’s accusations and human weakness.
• ​ God’s sovereignty even in unexplained trials.
• ​ Why our righteousness cannot manipulate God.
• ​ Learning humility and trust when answers don’t come easily.

From Amos 7:1-9 and Revelations 16:1-9 we fixate on the events of the last days.

In 1 Chronicles 13:1-14, David’s attempt to bring back the Ark of God reveals deep lessons for us today. We reflect on:

1. ​ The 3 months of divine turnaround in Obed-Edom’s house.
2. ​ God’s fierce and holy nature.
3. ​ David’s dance of total surrender.
4. ​ The Ark of God as the symbol of His presence.

In this Mercy Day Service, from Romans 7:1-6, we reflect on Paul’s teaching about freedom from the law through Christ. We explore how dying to the old covenant opens the way for new life in the Spirit, so we can bear fruit to God.

In this study, we open Malachi 4 and John 1 to explore the mystery of incarnation and the prophetic connections between Elijah, John the Baptist, and Jesus Christ as the son of God.