We go over two more very important beatitudes: Blessed are the merciful, Blessed are the pure in heart. We learn about the place of humility when it comes to mercy and the importance of purity in living a life for God.

In our second lesson on the anointing, we explored the concept of the anointing placed upon gifts and offices. Does every believer have an office? Does every believer have a gift? How can we use these gifts through the Holy Spirit. This and many more, we dive into in today's teaching

The word 'Blessed' when used in ancient times connoted a feeling of outward achievement visible to everyone. Therefore, when Jesus used it in the 5th Chapter in the Gospel according to Matthew, it must have felt weird to the audience. Hence we delve into the use of the word as Jesus intended and dive deep into the deep consequences of the first four beatitudes

Today we begin a new series from the first letter from the Apostle John. We are taught on the confidence and authority on which the Apostles used to proclaim Jesus since they were with Him bodily. We also consider what it means to walk in the light and why Christianity is the religion for sinners.

The topic of purpose is one of the most common, yet misunderstood, doctrines in scripture. Much of what is taught about purpose is actually ambition. In today's teaching, we are directed to the true meaning and nature of purpose and what that means for the everyday believer.

The anointing is one of the most fascinating concepts in the bible and can sometimes be confusing to the believer. What is the anointing? What does it do? And does everyone have it? These and many more are some of the questions we tackle in this teaching

In this teaching, we examine one of the most controversial claims in the bible— Jesus building His church on the rock. In several quarters we are taught that this meant that Christ was picking Peter as His rock and the foundation of His church. But, today we are taught the true meaning of Christ building His church on the rock, what the rock is, and what it means for us today.

Psalm 91 is one of the most beautiful passages of scripture and it reveals to us how interested God is in our safety and protection. We learn how Psalm 91 is a conditional psalm, not because God is partial, but because He doesn't force anything on His children. Join us as we discover the delights of Psalm 91 together

The thought that a Christian could be pure in this day and age is hard to grasp with so many vices around us. But, purity is still the standard set by God. So, in today's teaching, we learn how we can practise purity and the obstacles that lay in our path. We take some hard lessons from the children of Israel in Judges chapter 1 and use this as a yardstick for our own lives.

The mind is often overlooked in the discussion of regeneration. Just as our body must be regenerated and submitted to God for use, so also must our minds be predisposed to his service. In this teaching, we learn how to do this, and the role the mind plays in the worship of God.

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