In this session of Healing School 2025, Pastor Dale teaches on the importance of always maintaining a well-watered supply of the Word in the ground of our hearts, not just during seasons of need or emergency. Continual watering of the Word creates deep wells of living water within our inner man. Do not try to draw from a shallow well. Take the time and make the effort to dig deep into the Word daily. Doing so will help ensure a perpetual harvest of the seed you have sown.

In this introductory session of Healing School 2025, Pastor Dale teaches on how the principle of seed time and harvest connects to and impacts our harvest of healing. To reap any type of harvest, seed must first be sown, then watered. For the believer, our harvest begins when we sow the Word of God into the (good) soil of our hearts. Once the seed of the Word is deeply planted beneath our heart's soil, we must then take time to water the seed of the Word WITH the Word. We do this by continuing to look at, meditate in, pray, and speak the Word of God until the fullness of our harvest is made manifest.

In this session, Pastor Dale teaches on the help provided to born-again believers through the ministry of angels. The work and purpose of angels is often overlooked and / or misunderstood in the modern Church. However, scripture clearly shows that angels are ministering spirits sent by the Father to provide powerful help to those who have received salvation, and examples of angelic assistance are recorded throughout the Old and New Testament. Just as the Word of God and the Holy Spirit are powerful sources of help to the believer today, so too is the ministry of angels, with the three often working hand-in-hand.

In this session, Pastor Dale discusses the help the Holy Spirit provides to the born-again believer. The Holy Spirit was sent into the earth to accomplish much more than bringing conviction to the heart of man in order to lead us into salvation and the new birth. He was sent to be a constant helper to the believer, one that comes alongside us to aid us in every area of life. With the Holy Spirit abiding within us, we are never without help!

In this session, Pastor Dale discusses the "help" of the Word of God, the first of three types of divine help to be discussed in this series. God never intended for His children to live defeated lives. He gave us His Word as our

guide, our power, and our victory. The Word offers help to the believer by providing supernatural revelation into the plan, purpose, and nature of God, producing and strengthening faith, acting as a carrier of divine blessings (such as healing and deliverance), and by serving as the spiritual weapon that equips us for victory in every battle.

In this lesson, Brother Mike Hensley looks at several examples in scripture of those who boldly gave of themselves to pursue Kingdom purposes. From Hannah who dedicated her only son, Samuel, to the Lord, to Peter, Andrew, James, and John who left all they had to follow Jesus, these individuals gave of their best and reaped a bountiful harvest of spiritual increase and elevation.

In this lesson, Pastor Dale teaches on the importance of our understanding the full scope of the abundant life made available to us through Jesus. As believers, we should expect the flow of abundance to impact all areas of our lives, not just spiritual things. God never intended for His children to scrape by with barely enough spiritually, mentally, physically, or financially. Walking in the fullness of the Father's blessing not only allows us to bless others and expand the Kingdom, it also brings glory to Him as our source and provider.

In this lesson, Pastor Dale continues his teaching from last week on the "Law of Increase". Increase in any area of our lives begins at the seed level, and how we treat the seed determines the level of increase we will receive. God sees and honors those who are faithful with "the little". If we desire to receive more from Him, we must increase our interest level in spiritual things, being careful not to neglect or lightly esteem His leadings, no matter how small or insignificant they might appear to us at the time.