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Principles for Reading in Context
This final part teaches practical rules for accurate interpretation. It emphasises reading the text literally rather than "spiritualising" details and paying attention to verb tenses. It explains the importance of distinguishing between Old and New Covenants to avoid misapplication. Finally, it provides a checklist for identifying the speaker, audience, and context before applying a verse.
This session explains how the 66 books of the current Bible were selected (the Canon) using criteria like apostolic origin and doctrinal consistency. It clarifies that chapter and verse divisions were added later in history for easier navigation. The episode also outlines the organizational structure of both the Old Testament (Law, Prophets, Writings) and the New Testament (Gospels, Acts, Epistles, Revelation).
This was taught by Yemisi at the Gracesofull Christian Network: https://t.me/gracesofullnetwork on the 27th of January, 2026.
This episode establishes the Bible as the foundation for defining the Christian faith, distinct from cultural traditions. It explains the function of the Epistles as instructions for the believer’s life. The discussion includes seven facts regarding the historical reliability of Scripture and warns against using private or invented interpretations of the text.
This was taught by Yemisi at the Gracesofull Christian Network on January 26, 2026.
When you hear from God and you are not sure if it is Him you are hearing, there are a few ways to test the source of what you are hearing. This recording shares the different ways to test what you hear.
Many things hinder us from hearing the voice of God. He is constantly speaking and guiding us but we do not always hear because of the hindrances we have consciously or unconsciously allowed to stop us. This episode explores the things that hinders us from God's voice so that we can remove it to hear clearly.
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