In the Bible, the Garden of Eden is depicted as a mountain where God is present and Heaven and Earth overlap. The prophet Ezekiel refers to Eden as "the garden of God" and "the holy mountain of God“

Hebraic perspective- In the early church, the "mountain of God" was understood as a symbolic representation of God's presence, most often referencing Mount Sinai from the Old Testament where Moses received the Ten Commandments, signifying a place of divine revelation, encounter with the divine, and a call to ascend spiritually to reach a closer relationship with God; essentially, a place of holiness and transcendence where one could experience God's power and majesty.

You can learn to abide in His love for you. You will learn that His love is freely given and that it is the foundation of your new life.

Recalibrate -To readjust or change your aim or measurements to hit a mark or desired outcome.

Live with the Knowledge that Deception will be very seductive and will increase. One thing you need to know right off is this: anyone can be subject to deception. No one is immune.

Changing the understanding: speaks of the way unbelievers perceive the Church. Today many see it as out of date and irrelevant in contrast to how it was viewed in the book of Acts.

Research has shown that across a wide array of psychological events, people tend to focus more on the negative as they try to make sense of the world. Pay more attention to negative events than positive ones. Learn more from negative outcomes and experiences. That's our negativity bias. We humans have a propensity to give more weight in our minds to things that go wrong than to things that go right—so much so that just one negative event can hijack our minds in ways that can be detrimental to our work, relationships, health, and happiness.

What does the Gospel of Jesus Christ

bring us? Through the crucifixion, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ, the debt of our sin payment has been paid in full by the blood of Jesus at the cross. The Holy Spirit indwells us giving us new life in Christ. We are eternally alive in Him.

1. Spiritual Preparation is the #1 Key

2. Biblical Preparation: Knowing the Word of God

3. Natural Preparation: Preparing as you can for the coming days