Using Ephesians 1:3,4 as our base test, we examine the role of the Father as the Person in the Godhead Who planned and initiated all spritual blessing towards us in Christ. We examine some of those blessings and look at the rewards of walking in holiness that leads to intimacy in sonship. Contrast is drawn between being a "child of God" and being a "son or daughter of the Father."

We examine impediments/barriers that keep us from doing the works of righteousness that we are called to do. We also examine the blessings that accompany a life devoted to good works. Titus 3:8-10; Isaiah 58, Romans 14:1 to 15:3.

We continue to examine the call of the church to do more than know information about God and rather to actually do God's righteous works in the earth as His hands and feet. We examine Romans Chapters 5 and 6 to understand the power of grace that supercedes the power of the old man, enabling us to be instruments of righteousness.

We examine passages that emphasize that we will be judged by Jesus based on what we actually have done, not what we have talked about doing. The person who has lifted up his head in prayer, praise and worship and who has received an understanding of God's will for them must do that will or there is nothing gained in the kingdom.

We look at the Christian's mandate to do righteousness and justice in the earth.

Taking Psalm 24 as our base text we study the divine order: 1) lift up your heads in prayer/praise to understand teh will ofGod, 2) rise up to do the will of God, and 3) see the King of glory bless your obedience in power.

We study the concept that God has purposed to minister His power, glory, and salvation through flesh and blood believers. If we get this revelation we will be passionate about fellowshipping with, praying with, and ministering to our brothers and sisters.

With 1 Timothy 6:15 as our base text, we study the apostles' undestanding that Jesus is not just a potentate among many but that he is the ONLY potentate and that he rules over everything. The church is admonished to put its trust totally in HIm and not in man.

A study of passages that describe the realm known as the love of Christ which surpasses knowledge (1 Cor 12:27 to 1 Cor 14:1; Ephesians 3:14-21; 1Cor 8:1-11:1

This is a study of the Christian's call to press into all of God, lead others to faith, and then disciple them to maturity. We examine the lives of David and Jesus in this study.