Text: Luke 15:11-32

Healthy relationships are inviting and provide space for free will.

Here the focus turns to how apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors, and teachers work together to equip the church. Each gift contributes something distinct, and the church matures when all are present, recognized, and allowed to function as Christ designed.

An overview of the world between Malachi and Matthew, tracing how empires rose and fell, cultures collided, and Israel lived through centuries of upheaval and longing. This session shows how Persian policy, Greek influence, Maccabean revolt, and Roman rule shaped the world Jesus would enter, revealing why the Gospels unfold the way they do and why Israel’s anticipation for a Messiah burned so intensely.

The Gospels slow down as Jesus turns His attention to the end of the age, the coming judgment, and the hope of His return. Apocalyptic teaching, warnings to stay watchful, and parables about readiness give shape to a sober but hope-filled vision of what lies ahead. As Jesus shares His final meal, prays for His disciples, and speaks of the Spirit’s coming, the weight of His mission becomes unmistakably clear.

Text: Proverbs 26:20

Join the movement to make our planet a more peaceful place.

An invitation to step into the story of a movement that began with a handful of ordinary people and grew into a force that reshaped history. The introduction traces the sweep of the book of Acts, the spread of the gospel through the Roman world, and the remarkable way God used both miracles and messiness to build His church. Listeners are reminded that the same Spirit who empowered the first believers continues His work today, calling the church to live with courage, unity, and unwavering devotion to Jesus.

Prayer becomes a place of rest rather than striving when believers learn to trust God’s promises and lean into the Spirit’s help. This teaching weaves Scripture with personal testimony, revealing how intercession, worship, perseverance, and even the gift of tongues strengthen believers for spiritual battle. As hearts draw near to God, prayer shifts from emotional effort to Spirit-led partnership, anchoring believers in His presence and releasing His power.

The first stage of prophetic ministry: receiving revelation.

Participants learn the importance of capturing what God shows without adding interpretation or personal assumptions. Through biblical examples and practical guidance, the teaching highlights how filters such as preconceived ideas, life experience, and emotion can distort what God is saying. The session trains believers to gather the raw information with humility and care.

Text: Daniel 3

God is calling us to trust Him through thick and thin.

Text: Matthew 6:10

Pray for change in the world to start with us.

Text: Daniel 1:1-21

Heaven calls us to be different so we can make a difference.

Text: Daniel 2:1-23

The Lord wants us to hear Him and obey Him.

Text: Daniel 2:24-49

Knowing that God is in charge makes all the difference in the world.

Text: Daniel 3:1-30

We are wired to worship someone or something.

Text: Daniel 3:1-30

Let us humble ourselves before the Lord does it for us.

Text: Daniel 5:1-31

The Lord wants us to follow His subtle directions.

Text: Daniel 6:1-28

God calls us to place our hope in Him.

Text: Daniel 7:1-28

Let eternity shape the way we live today.

Text: Daniel 8:1-27

God wants to meet with us and change us forever.

Text: Daniel 9:1-27

We can bring heaven to earth when we pray.