Listen to this first episode of the part series, where we introduce the subject of the grace of giving, and go over the things of God that a Christian is supposed to abound in and give himself to, wholeheartedly.

One of the basic doctrines of the Christian faith is the laying on of hands. Outside religious circles, in some parts of the world, this is merely a way for two men who are friends to greet, by laying their hands upon each other’s shoulders.

As a religious act, however, the laying on of hands signifies more than that. Listen to this episode to learn what precisely is meant by this phrase and what different purposes it serves, drawing from biblical references.

Bible Interpretation is crucial to the Christian’s life. His ability to accurately discern the intended meaning of the scripture author rather than imposing his own ideas on the text is paramount to his application of the revelation in his day-to-day life.

In this episode of the series, we discuss more in-depth principles, including but not limited to the use of literal translations, studying the use of words and the law of first mention.

As far as the Bible is concerned, truth is what corresponds to reality. God, who inspired biblical authors, never intended for readers to twist the Scriptures into what suited them, tagging it as their personal interpretations.  He desired that they understand the truth of what is revealed in order to know Him truly. 

In this episode, we go over the rudiments of being a good student of the bible and the correction of some popular scriptural misinterpretations.

We established that God is the source of what is recorded in Scripture and that through the Holy Spirit, He used human authors to write what He revealed in the Bible.

And even though the Bible is God's revelation, it must still be interpreted, however accurately, because it is very possible to misinterpret what is written when certain rules are overlooked.

In this second part, we go over some principles and guidelines to help you get bible interpretation right.

The effectiveness of your Christian walk is underpinned by your ability to read, study and understand the bible. Unless there is an effort and desire to dig in and unravel God’s Word, being a Christian for a long time does not translate to having an understanding of the bible.

No matter what you experience in life, as a believer, holding on to joy is paramount. It is with it that you draw from the wells of salvation. In this episode, we go over some misconceptions about how people should compose themselves in times of fellowship. We also explore pointers to check your joy gauge to make sure you’re not being sucked into negativity and doubt.

After the fall, death began to manifest in Adam.  The human body was then conditioned to die and return to the dust from whence it was made. This death affected all of his offspring from then until Jesus came into the scene to remedy this problem. In this episode, we explore the core of redemption that Christ brought and how the Holy Spirit's inhabitation has influenced and continues to affect a man's soul, spirit, and human body.

Christ has already redeemed us from the curse of the law. Curses have been dealt with once and for all. However, many Christians think too much about curses much more than the blessings that have been promised, forgetting that people eventually experience what is their most predominant thought.

We are now in the kingdom of light, and the devil has no more authority over us other than the authority that we give him. Listen to get a refresher on the finished works of Christ and why it is important to spend more time finding out what the blessings are and meditating on them.

The past tense of God’s Word means a settled, sealed, and final decision of His will. If God puts something in the past tense, so should you. Because when God speaks, He does so intentionally. In this episode, we go over examples of past-tense blessings that every Christian possesses and how we get to the place where we acknowledge and enjoy them.