Apostle T.L. Elliott

Conclusion of teaching on the dialogue of Prophet Habakkuk with the LORD and his rejoicing and hope that remains in the LORD, inspite of his expectation as to how the LORD should operate when it comes to HIS people.  Scriptural reference: Habakkuk 3:15-19.  Additional scriptures: Ps 77:18-20; Ex 18:10; Ps 119:120; Rom 8:28; Is 41:16; 61:10; 2Sam 22:33-34; Ps 18:32-33; Deu 32:9-13; 33:29-33; Deu 32:9-13; 33:29-33

Teaching regarding how we as Believers are to celebrate others that are growing their belief in Christ by the faith they put into practice and grow.  Scriptural Reference:  Colossians 2:4-7, 12

Message regarding how divine wisdom developed as a result of repenting from our ungodly ways will assist us in the development of divine discernment when walking in the ways of the LORD.  Scriptural reference: Hosea 14:9

Continuation of teaching as to when a person needs "divine mercy" in their life.

Message regarding "divine discernment" is critical to the development (shaping) of one's divine beliefs. Scriptural reference: 1 John 4:1-3

Teaching on what it means to be a Kingdom Servants for the LORD.

Continuation of the study of the prayer of praise and worship unto the LORD GOD by the prophet Habakkuk.  Scriptural reference: Habakkuk 3:10-14

Continuation of teaching on the prayer of Habakkuk to the LORD as he sings and reflects on the significant event of the LORD GOD with HIS chosen forefathers and patriarchs.  Scriptural reference: Habakkuk 3:5-9

Continuation of teaching on the characteristics we should find or build in leaders for the LORD.  Scriptural Reference: 1 Tim 3:4-7

Message regarding what type of love (agape: unconditional) we should be nurturing (growing, expanding) in order for our divine discernment for th eLORD to be the rmost effective when it comes to developing our character to be Christ-like.  Scriptural Reference: Phil 1:9-11.  Supporting Scriptures: 1 Cor 13:4-7; Gal 5:22-23

Teaching on the history and wear of apostolic/episcopal vestments.

Continuation of teaching on divine mercy with a focus in the area of when we need divine mercy as individuals as well as how to recognize divine mercy operating in our lives.  Scriptural references: Ps 4L1; 6:2; 9:13; 31:9

Message regarding individuals are spiritually transformed to be Christ-minded so that they can "divinely discern what is the good, acceptable and perfect will of the LORD GOD" for their life.  This is to assist the Believer with continuing to walk out a sanctified life for HIM once they have received salvation from HIM.  Scriptural Source: Romans 12:1-2.  Supporting References: 1Tim 2:3-4; 1Thess 4:3; Eph 5:9-11; Gal 5:22-23; 2 Tim 3:16-17

Teaching on the prayer of Habakkuk, which is presented as a poem/song to the LORD GOD. Habakkuk petitions for the LORD's mercy and recognizes the power of the LORD expressed by and through HIS hands.  References: Gen 35:11, 15, and 42; Job 12:10; Ps 118:16; 145:16; Is 48:13; 1Chr 29:12.

1 Cor 1:24-29:  Message regarding Believers understanding that when we get beyond the natural and begin to operate in the "spiritual through Christ," we become "supernatural individuals" by way of the LORD.

Conclusion of teachingon Chapter 2 regarding the LORD GOD's response to Habakkuk.  Emphasis in Habakkuk 2:17-20 was placed on the LORD GOD's concern regarding the people practicing different forms of idolatry before HIM, which was apparently a part of the source to their current consequences.  Additional scriptures: Ps 55:23; Zech 11:1; Ex 20:4-5;44:9-11; Ps 97:7; Is 44:17-18; 1Ki 18:26-29; Zeph 1:7; 2:3; Ps 11:4; Is 6:1

Continuation of teaching on the characteristics that should be found and built upon in ministry leaders.  Scriptural reference: 1 Timothy 3:3.  Characteristics addressed: not given to wine, not a striker, not greedy of filthy lucre, patient, not a brawler, not covetous, and ruling well

Message regarding the believer knowing the difference between operating in "natural vs spiritual discernment."  Scriptural reference: 1 Corinthians 2:11-16

Teaching regarding what it means to be a "Spiritual Watchman" for the LORD and for the spiritual sake of others.  A scriptural reference: 2 Sam 18:24

A teaching on what it means to be a "spiritual intercessor" for the LORD and unto others. A scriptural reference: Jeremiah 27:18

Continuation of teaching regarding the revelation of the LORD to the Prophet Habakkuk and the consequences of doing unrighteousness to other or being received by others.  Scriptural Reference: Habakkuk 2:14-16Additional scriptures:  Joel 2:28; Is 11:9; Dan 12:4; Jer 25:15-17; Rev 14:10-11; 16:19

Teaching on "Divine Mercy" with a continued focus as to "why one needs divine mercy In their life."  Supporting scriptures: Ps 25:7, 10; 30:10; 59:10, 16; 61:7; 69:13; 85:7

Message regarding the consequences of using discernment in an ungodly fashion and what one may find as the cause.  Scriptural reference: Isaiah 5:20-24

Continuation of teaching regearding the conversation between the LORD and the prophet Habakkuk.  Focus was on the LORD's emphasizing that everyone must be mindful as to their character towards how they treat others, for we will "reap what we sow.  Scriptursl reference: Habakkuk 2:8-13

Message regarding what "divine grace" is and what is one of it's unique purposes in the life of the Believer.  Scriptural Reference: Ephesians 3:2-7

Teaching on leadership characteristics that should be evident in the lifestyle of those who are called (invited) to lead individuals in the body of Christ.  Foundational Scripture: 1 Timothy 3:1-13.  Characteristics evident in Leaders: Blameless (Gen 44:9-10); Vigilant (1Pet 5:8); Good Behavior (Eph 4:29); Hospitality (Heb 13:2); Apt to Teach (Ex 4:12, 15)

Message reagrding "divine discernment" is given to exercise (build) those who operate their lives based on being fed spiritual meat (nourishment) vs. milk (simplicity).  Scriptural reference: Hebrews 5:10-14

Continuation of teaching on the subject of "The Purpose of Divine Mercy," with a focus on "why we need the mercy of the LORD" in our lives.  Supporting Scriptures: Heb 4:16; Gen 43:14; Ex 15:11-13; Num 14:19; Ps 13:5; Ps 21:7

Continuation of teaching on the LORD GOD's response to Habakkuk regarding why HIS judgment has come upon the people of GOD.  Scriptural reference: Habakkuk 2:5-7. Additional supporting Scriptures: Is 5:11-15; Pr 27:20; Mic 2:4

Continuation of teaching to spiritual leaders (influencers) on the subject of "Covenant."  Focus area of the traing was the following:-How do we get Covenant?-How do we demonstrate (show) Covenant as a Believer?

Training for spiritual leaders (influencers) on the subject of "Covenant."  Focus areas are:-What is Covenant?-Why do we need Covenant?-How do we Get Covenant?

Continuation of teaching on the conversation of the Prophet Habakkuk with the LORD GOD.  The LORD shows Habakkuk the reason for man's bondage at this time is due to pridefulness (arrogance) and that this was HIS way to restore man to humility.  Scriptural reference: Habakkuk 2:4-5.  Additional supporting scriptures:  Rom 1:17; Heb 10:38; Is 5:11-15

Conclusion of teaching on what it means to be a "Servant Leader" for the LORD. The focus of the conclusion was an emphasis on what are signs that we can use to recognize "when we are functioning as servant leaders."  Scriptures to support this particular area of teaching: Phi 2:3-4; 1 Thess 5:11; Rom 8:28; Gen 1:28; Lk 6:38; Rom 1:16; 12:15

Message regarding being a "living sacrifice" and knowing "why we need divine discernment and where to apply it" according to the will of GOD.  Scriptural References: Romans 12:1-2. Supporting Scriptures regarding the LORD GOD's will: Good= Micah 6:8; Acceptable/Agreeable= Hebrews 13:15-16; Proverbs 16:3-23; Perfect= Matt 5:48

Continuation of teaching regarding "divine mercy," with a focus upon answerin the question, "Who gives us divine mercy?"   The supporting scriptures for this teaching: Micah 6:6-8; Ps 62:12: 37:21; 57:3; Num 14:18-19; Ex 34:6-7

Message reagarding the request for "Divine Discernment" as seen through the early part of King Solomon's lifestyle.  Scriptural references:  1 Kings 3:7-12; 2 Chronicles 1:7-10

Continuation of teaching on the writings of Habakkuk and a revelation about writing down the Visions that the LORD reveals. Scriptural reference:  Habakkuk 2:1-3

Continuation of teaching on the conversation of Habakkuk with the LORD GOD regarding the judgment being placed upon HIS chosen people by the ungodly.  Scriptural reference: Habakkuk 1:12-17; 2:1

Message regarding Believers living a lifestyle that we see and focus all that we do as "working for/towards GOD."  The question presented for all to ponder: What is the holiness of our work-life?  Scriptural reference:  Colossians 3:23-25.  Supporting scriptures: Ecc 9:10; Eph 6:8; Rom 2:11

Teaching on how to nurture Servant Leaders. Servant Leaders need to be built in the following areas: Empathy, Listening, Stewardship, Commitment, and Humility

Continuation of teaching regarding the conversation between the prophet Habakkuk and the LORD GOD. The conversation is in regard to the judgment received by the people of GOD through the injustice of ungodly people. Scriptural reference: Habakkuk 1:9-12

Continuation of teaching on the subject, The Purpose of Divine Mercy.  Focus of teaching: "Who needs Divine Mercy?"

Message regarding how we as believers are to divinely work to achieve "divine rest" in the LORD.  Scriptural reference: Hebrews 4:9-12

Continuation of teaching on Habakkuk Chapter 1.  The focus is the LORD's response to Habakkuk's complaint regarding HIS actions towards the children of Israel as the consequences for their disobedience.  The scriptural reference is Habakkuk 1:5-9.

Ministry anniversary message to encourage the body of Chist regarding the areas of spiritually working, hearing, repenting and receiving vision (divine revelation) from the LORD. Scriptural Reference: Habakkuk 2:1-3

Servant Leadership Training for the community.  Lesson 2 addresses 2 areas:-Why one should be a servant leader-Where to identify in one's character as a servant leader

Message regarding the divine payment we will receive from Christ at judgment (good or bad) based on the chararacter we emulate in supoort of living towards a divine occupation.  Scriptural reference: Revelation 22:7, 10-15

Teaching on the historical information associated with the Prophet Habakkuk and addressing his first complaint that he addressed to the LORD GOD.  Scriptural reference: Habakkuk 1:1-4

Continuation of teaching on the subject of Divine Mercy.  Lesson articulates the definition of divine mercy as well as what it is, based on Biblical scripture.  Foundational scripture: Ps 66:16-20

Message regarding the spiritual cost to a Believer associated with working for the LORD.  Scriptural reference: 2 Corinthians 5:1, 7-10