In this episode, we look at Jesus’ rebuke of Peter, when He said to him, ‘Get thee behind me Satan’. We look at what led up to this, why He said it and what it really meant. We also look at the one other time He used this rebuke against Satan himself when He was being tempted in the wilderness. We look at what Satan’s plan was by exploiting Peter and his will to his advantage and the dangers we should strive to avoid as we seek to know and do God’s will!

In this episode, we look at the boy who brought the five loaves and two fish. We study his sacrifice, his ability to let go and his faith. We then look at the widow woman who gave up her last meal for Elijah and how she overcame her doubts, fears and anxieties. We look at how we face the same things as she did so many times and how it’s so important that we take the leap of faith and let go so God can bless and multiply what we give Him! Today’s our day of blessing and multiplication!

In this episode, we look at the pattern that God has established for all of our lives. In Romans 8, we find the pattern of foreknowledge, predestined, calling, justification and glorification. We take an in-depth look at each of these steps, why God put it in the plan, what it is, how he brings it about and what change it brings about in our life. We look at the overall result of this incredible pattern in the life of believers. We need to make the choice today to submit to God’s pattern and let Him do the work that He does best!

In this episode we look at how not only are we not saved by works but how we’re also not called by works either. So many times we make arbitrary, un-biblical criteria for why we or someone else couldn’t possibly be called but that’s not how God calls us. God doesn’t call us because of our works but in spite of them. We look at God’s criteria and then what we need to do about our call. We note the importance of remaining in our call and walking worthy of our call. Let’s make the choice today to walk in God’s divine call upon our life!

In this episode, we look at how we do spiritual warfare in the tabernacle, in the Church. We look at what the Lord shows us in Leviticus when dealing with the Levites and the children of Gershon. We look at the main three ways we do our warfare as we perform the service of the tabernacle and what that service actually entails. We go through the importance of our warfare, the armor we’ve been given to do it and the difference it makes when we do what God is calling us to do!

In this episode, we look at the days of Eli the high priest and see how in his day it was a time of no open vision where the Word of God had become precious and rare. We look at how that happened, what the effects of it were and how it was resolved. We look at how Amos foretold of a famine of the hearing of the Word of the Lord and how the Church is undergoing such a famine today. We look at why God chose Samuel and raised him up to be the man for the hour to usher in a new era of restored vision for God’s people and how we can do the same for the Church today!

In this episode we look at what it means for our eye to be single and the importance of following this command of the Lord. We look at why God said this and what it actually means for us today. We study its connection with vision, light and oil and what all of those are symbolic of. We need vision and we need to use it to perceive and understand all that’s going on in the supernatural all around us. Let’s make the choice today to follow God’s commands and let our eye be single!

In this episode, we look at Jesus’ parable about the mote and the beam and what we can learn from it for our own lives and walks of faith. We look at what exactly the mote and the beam are, what they symbolize, the differences between them and what the result of having them and looking for them are. We can’t look for motes in the eyes of others while we ignore the beam in our own, we need to cast it out and let the Holy Spirit move freely in our life!