We must be careful not to make excuses to turn away from God’s standard in the context of sex and sexuality, regardless of how things may be in this age and time.

We have been created to fulfil God’s mandate on the Earth.

This includes aligning our ideologies, beliefs, and practices to what the Bible says about our bodies and the choices we make.

From scriptures, you can be equipped on every single matter. Though there are many things in our culture that the Bible doesn’t address directly, you can still get instructions on what to do about those situations from the Bible. This is because it always addresses the root cause.

In this teaching, therefore, we dive into the scriptures to see God’s idea in creating sex and sexuality. And we look at the reason for man’s deviation from God’s standards.

The supernatural is instinctive in a believer. This is what God created the believer for- to function in the Spirit.

To function in the Spirit is part of the believer's DNA and it is to be desired and coveted.

Because scripture is consistent, inerrant (without error), and authored by God, no passage can be interpreted in a way that contradicts the overall teaching of the Bible. This would mean three things for us:

1. To make any conclusion on any theological concept, we must consider the whole counsel of the Word of God.

2. When interpreting scripture, we move from the known to the unknown.

3. Since the Bible as God's Word does not contradict itself, apparent contradictions must mean our interpretation is flawed.

Making use of these principles and approach, we can therefore derive answers on Enoch and Elijah.

How do we recognize false teaching? What does a false teacher sound like? In a world full of voices, asking the right questions helps us stay grounded in the truth of God's word.

We must be extremely careful about who we listen to when it comes to Scriptures, so as not to be deceived and led astray.

This first teaching in this series gives us answers to questions about the subject matter.

To understand who the Holy Spirit is, we must know who He is not.

The Holy Spirit is part of the Trinity, and He is God. Jesus had to leave to send another of himself, the Spirit.

The promise of salvation is the promise of the Spirit. We receive the Spirit by faith.

“Union with Christ” is a phrase used to summarize the different relationships between the believer and Christ, through which the believer receives the many benefits of salvation.

There are many benefits of being in Christ that are given to every believer. But it would not matter that we have these if we do not know that we have them.

This teaching opens our eyes to these benefits and what they should really mean to us.

In every supernatural experience, God meets us halfway.

The things of the Spirit are among the most emphatic things in the Bible. We were not born to live ordinary lives because we represent God on Earth.

The Bible teaches us to desire and covet the things of the Spirit and not to hold back. We would need spiritual gifts to do all the things God has set man to do on earth.

This episode teaches us not to limit our minds when it comes to the supernatural.

God needed to save man and restore His kingship on the earth. Throughout the Old Testament, God used people's lives, their culture, and prophecies to tell the story of how He would do this.

So, who truly is Christ? Why is He coming? How will we know Him when we see Him? These are three crucial questions that this teaching answers.

Revelation through scripture is progressive. The Greek word for Word is "Logos". From the beginning in Genesis, we see that there was the Ruach of God, his spirit, the Logos of God, and God.

The logos of God is the clearest way to know who God is because it reveals the father and his plans to us.