Exploring the quiet but essential work the Spirit does long before someone ever prays a prayer. From awakening a sense of spiritual need to revealing the truth about Jesus, the Spirit draws people toward the Father with patience and mercy. The session also unpacks how the Spirit washes, renews, and anchors believers in assurance, reminding us that salvation is God’s work from beginning to end.

This teaching brings clarity to one of the most anticipated and misunderstood topics in the church. It walks through the three baptisms found in the New Testament and helps listeners understand how the baptism in the Spirit fits within God’s wider story. With Scripture as the guide, Allan explains the purpose, the promise, and the variety of ways God meets His people in power, inviting believers into a deeper relationship and a fresh filling of the Spirit.

Exploring a spiritual gift that is often misunderstood. This session untangles the difference between tongues used privately in prayer and tongues given publicly for the strengthening of the church. Through Scripture and story, listeners see how each expression carries a unique purpose, how interpretation fits into God’s design, and how the Spirit uses this gift to deepen intimacy with the Father and build up the body of Christ.

What does it means to stay in daily step with the Holy Spirit? This teaching draws from Galatians and Romans to show how focus shapes direction, how spiritual breathing keeps the heart clear, and how the Spirit forms character over time like fruit slowly ripening on a tree. With vivid stories and grounded insight, listeners are invited to enjoy a moment-by-moment relationship with the Spirit, learning to walk closely, listen deeply, and let His presence guide their ordinary days.

Text: Hebrews 6:2

Your capacity for input depends largely upon your output.

Text: Hebrews 6:2

Embrace the life God offers with your whole heart

Text: Hebrews 6:2

Let the Lord touch others through you.

Text: Hebrews 6:2

The here and now finds purpose in the hereafter.

Text: Exodus 4:1-20

The Lord can use what you surrender to Him.

Text: 1 Peter 410-11, 1 Timothy 4:13

A practical and encouraging guide for anyone learning to communicate God’s Word with clarity, purpose, and spiritual impact.

A practical guide for navigating the challenges and opportunities of change in a local church. Why change is both constant and costly, and why wise leadership must help people move from “where we are” to “where we could be.” Drawing from organizational life cycles, congregational dynamics, and biblical wisdom, it explores how different types of people respond to change, how trust shapes every decision, and how leaders can communicate with clarity, patience, and courage. Listeners are equipped to test the waters, listen to resistors, work with opinion leaders, avoid common leadership pitfalls, and guide congregations at a pace they can bear. At its heart, the message calls leaders to help their people see the value of the “pearl of great price,” recognizing that while change requires sacrifice, the fruit of God-directed transformation is worth it.

A clear, practical framework for developing and multiplying leaders in the local church. Drawing from Scripture and real ministry experience, it outlines why teams matter, what qualities to look for in emerging leaders, and how to cultivate character, skill, and spiritual maturity. The framework provides tools for mentoring, apprenticeship, coaching conversations, and “just in time” training, helping leaders grow through real responsibility rather than theory alone.

A simple, conversational tool for explaining the gospel using just one verse—Romans 6:23.

A step-by-step guide to crafting and sharing a clear, meaningful, and Christ-honouring personal testimony. This resource helps believers understand how to tell their story in a way that connects with listeners, highlights God’s grace, avoids common pitfalls, and communicates the gospel through authentic experience.

For churches looking to strengthen clarity, align their teams, or create an onboarding pathway for new people, this resource can serve as both a template and a conversation starter. It invites leaders to define what makes their church unique, articulate their culture, and design a discipleship pathway that reflects their convictions and mission.

Keep this principle in mind during the discouraging times in ministry. It’s important to remember because so often in ministry the desired outcomes are not under our control.

This opening session establishes the foundation for prophetic ministry by contrasting lifeless idols with the living God who continually speaks. Participants explore the many ways God communicates through Scripture, creation, angelic messages, His own voice, and the Holy Spirit. The teaching emphasizes that genuine prophecy always aligns with the written Word and can never contradict it. This session introduces prophecy as hearing God and sharing His message, awakening a sense of wonder that the God of the universe chooses to speak to His people.

This session centers the prophetic on a vibrant relationship with the Holy Spirit. Participants learn that genuine prophecy cannot be produced through human effort but is carried by the Spirit who reveals, empowers, teaches, and transforms. The teaching explores three baptisms in Scripture and highlights how spiritual life grows through immersion in the Spirit’s presence. This session invites believers to release striving and allow true prophetic ministry to flow from God instead of their own strength.

This session focuses on intimacy with God as the true foundation for prophetic ministry. Rather than pursuing techniques, participants are encouraged to enjoy God, linger in His presence, and cultivate daily awareness of Him. Through examples from Scripture and reflections on the life of Jesus, the session shows how direction flows naturally from relationship. It invites believers to abide, listen, and build a lifelong familiarity with God’s voice.

This session begins with an honest look at comparison and how it harms spiritual growth. Scripture’s picture of the Body of Christ reminds believers that each person carries unique value and purpose. From there, the teaching explores three expressions of prophecy: the prophetic ability shared by all believers, the spiritual gift of prophecy given to some, and the distinct calling of the prophetic office. The session encourages freedom from comparison so that each person can grow confidently in the expression God has entrusted to them.