Preaching and Teaching

In this message, we reflected on the deceptive nature of the world system and God's loving response toward His people. Through Scripture, we explored how God uses chastisement not to condemn us but to keep us aligned with His truth. We considered the role of judgment, prophecy, and obedience in preserving our spiritual identity. We recognized how the world subtly influences thoughts, behaviors, and even religious traditions, often masking rebellion in the guise of culture or progress. By abiding in Christ, walking in truth, and receiving divine counsel, we are called to resist temptation and live as distinct from the world. The meeting closed with gratitude for God's unwavering love, and a prayer for His protection and guidance.

This message centered on God's steadfast love and faithfulness, calling believers to trust in His plan, walk in the light of Christ, and embrace divine counsel. Through Scripture, prayer, and discussion, we explored the richness of reconciliation through Christ, the power of thankfulness, and the necessity of spiritual growth. Participants reflected on how God's unchanging nature brings clarity and peace, even when life feels uncertain. The session concluded with prayer, interceding for loved ones and resting in the assurance of God's care.

This message explored the biblical foundation of peace in Christ, emphasizing how believers receive peace through propitiation, reconciliation, and their position in Christ. The group examined how this peace—though already secured—can be obscured by the enemy's attacks on identity, truth, and experience. Personal testimonies underscored how God's love pursues His people and how obedience not only anchors individuals but also impacts the broader community. The conversation concluded with a reminder of the peace Christ gives amid tribulation and the call to remain rooted in Him.

"Judgment, Restoration, and the Reign to Come”

This message centered on the threat of Gnosticism, legalism, and spiritual deception that seek to draw believers away from intimacy with Christ. We examined how the early church combated these influences by holding fast to the truth of Christ's humanity, divinity, and finished work on the cross. Emphasis was placed on the essential role of the local church in maintaining spiritual health, protection, and fellowship. Believers were encouraged to remain grounded in love, to resist self-effort, and to trust God's guidance within the local assembly.

This session focused on the spiritual role of prayer and the importance of walking in the offices of prophet, priest, and king. Emphasis was placed on the necessity of confession and righteousness to approach God, and the guiding role of the Holy Spirit in a believer's life. The group reflected on how suffering can serve as a tool for growth, pointing to Christ's own experiences with pain. Discussion highlighted the importance of prioritizing God's Word, maintaining an eternal perspective, and cultivating gratitude in the Christian walk.

This message is a continuation on a series on prophecy.

The group gathered to hear a message on God's grace, peace, and unity in the body of Christ. He warned against divisions and shared a vivid illustration about cows huddling for protection to emphasize dependence on God rather than self-vindication. The session featured a sermon on spiritual warfare and the importance of trusting God's timing, grace, and provision. Reflections on personal faith, spiritual maturity, and corporate growth followed, and the meeting concluded with heartfelt prayers for those facing illness and adversity.God's grace and peace are foundational for Christian unity (1 Corinthians 1)Believers are called to avoid factions and rest in Christ's vindication, not their ownIllustration of cows huddling together emphasized spiritual protection through unityTrusting in God's grace is essential during spiritual warfareWaiting on God's timing shows reliance on His strength, not human effortBelievers are urged to forget past pain and cling to God's mercyPersonal faith is essential; corporate maturity follows individual transformationParallels drawn from Joshua and Caleb show how few walked in full beliefGroup reflects on personal experiences and Scripture applicationsPrayers offered for individuals with health issues and those being drawn to ChristPrayer focused on God's love, healing, guidance, and spiritual enduranceKey Scriptures: 1 Corinthians 1, Isaiah 30 18, Isaiah 49 23, Job 11 16, Matthew 18 20, Ephesians 1–4

The discussion explores understanding God's will, the power of the Holy Spirit, and the necessity of being yoked to Christ for spiritual growth. It emphasizes separating human and divine nature, the sanctification process, and overcoming fleshly desires. The group reflects on spiritual warfare, divine dependence, and the importance of fellowship, concluding with hopeful anticipation for a new gathering space.Understanding identity in Christ is crucial for spiritual growth and avoiding blameOlder believers should deepen dependence on Christ and the Holy SpiritSpiritual warfare affects those in high positions in Christ (Ephesians 6)Metaphor of not mixing oil with water stresses separation of human and divine natureGrace and humility needed to receive Christ's love and truth (1 Peter 3:18, John 1:14)Sanctification involves separating fleshly desires; trials refine believers (Romans 8:28)Being yoked to Christ contrasts with being yoked to the flesh, which leads to blame and spiritual failure (Genesis 3, Matthew 6, Revelation 3)God's love and teaching protect believers from negative influencesThe struggle between flesh and spirit requires Holy Spirit guidanceOvercoming distractions and fleshly desires is essential for intimacy with Christ (Revelation 2:17, John 16:1)Lukewarm Christianity described as trying to be yoked to two masters simultaneouslySpiritual maturity increases dependence on God and intimacy with Him (Hebrews 4:1-3)Fellowship nurtures growth; group anticipates a new meeting space fostering communityClosing prayers reflect gratitude for Christ's sacrifice and ongoing spiritual journeyKey Scriptures: Ephesians 6, Hebrews 4 1-3, 1 John 3 1-3, 1 Peter 3 18, John 1 14, Romans 8 28, Genesis 3, Matthew 6, Revelation 2 17, John 16 1, Revelation 3, John 17 11-22, Ephesians 4 4-6

The discussion centers on understanding the source of hatred and division as external to God's nature and the necessity of prayer and unity in overcoming these adversaries. It stresses the importance of rightly interpreting biblical prophecy, especially concerning Israel, and personal submission to God to receive His grace and triumph over spiritual enemies.True hatred and division come from external enemies, not God who made humans in His imagePrayer and unity are vital to overcome spiritual adversaries and challengesSpecific date 1225 mentioned as a symbol of conflict and need for reconciliationBiblical prophecy highlights Satan and his angels opposing God, working to divide and deceiveImportance of correct interpretation of prophecy and personal submission to experience God's graceProphecy concerning Israel plays a key role in spiritual warfareObedience to God's word is essential to overcome spiritual enemiesKey Scriptures: Genesis 1 31, Romans 12 17, Ephesians 6 12, 2 Corinthians 10 4, Isaiah 59 1, Psalm 109 6, 1 John 4 20, Revelation 12 9, Matthew 6 33

This episode explored how hatred and division originate from spiritual forces, not from God, and how prayer and unity are essential to overcoming such attacks. We examined the opposition of Satan and his angels in the context of prophecy, the importance of rightly dividing God's word, and the necessity of submission and confession to walk in truth. We also reflected on Israel's prophetic significance and how obedience to God's word is vital in prevailing against spiritual enemies.

We reflected on the call to live by faith and dependency on God, exploring the power of prayer, worship, and Christ's intercession. Through Scripture and shared insights, we were reminded of God's unbreakable love, the challenge of adversity, and the need to remain submitted to Christ. Our time ended with gratitude and a renewed commitment to follow God's plan with confidence and trust.

We reflected on the immovable foundation of Christ and how to live, minister, and grow spiritually upon that foundation. We discussed the need for prayer, humility, and dependence on God—not flesh—as we build with what endures. Prophecy, spiritual warfare, and God's power over fear were recurring themes, as we encouraged one another to remain grounded in Christ's love and light.

We focused on spiritual protection, the power of prayer, and Christ's conquest over the world system. Together, we explored our role in spiritual warfare, emphasizing prayer, unity, and walking in faith. Key Scriptures like Ephesians 6 and 2 Corinthians 10 reminded us of the armor we have in Christ and His authority over Satan's system. We also shared personal reflections, discussed family, and lifted up a hospital-related prayer request.

Israel's Future Revealed: Tribes, Trials, and TriumphThis episode explores Israel's prophetic timeline, from the twelve tribes foretold in Genesis 49 to end-time tribulations, conflicts, and the millennial reign of Christ. Biblical prophecies are seen and explain current events and future judgments concerning Israel, emphasizing the nation's premature repatriation, coming hardships, and the global implications of its rejection of Christ. Believers are urged to understand these prophetic truths, rest in Christ, and recognize that the Church will be raptured before the great tribulation.

Heaven's Counsel for the Church: Prophecy for a Purified PeopleThis episode continues the prophecy series with a focus on how God speaks today—personally and precisely to His people, the Church. The message traces God's shift from national dealings with Israel to individual counsel for believers, showing how prophecy is meant to transform, not just inform. The speaker highlights that understanding prophecy requires purity, humility, and submission to Christ, drawing parallels to Daniel's example. Biblical prophecy, especially in Daniel and Revelation, reveals God's heart for intimacy and prepares believers for the trials ahead. Israel's geopolitical role is examined alongside the Church's spiritual calling to remain unstained by the world.

This message explored the deep spiritual truth that submission to God's will is the path to rest, joy, and victory. Edward and Michael emphasized the futility of self-will and the necessity of yielding to Christ's yoke in the face of spiritual warfare. Through Scripture, prayer, and shared insight, the group was reminded that the battle belongs to the Lord, and our part is to trust, obey, and rest. Strongholds are broken through surrender, and intimacy with God grows when we let go of fleshly control and embrace the Spirit's gentle leading.Themes:Self-will vs. God's willTrust and obedience in spiritual warfareSubmission as a path to intimacy with ChristResting in God's strength, not personal effortBreaking strongholds through surrenderThe personal nature of trust and spiritual growthLeadership that depends on Christ's strengthScripture References: Exodus 14:13; Proverbs 3:5; Galatians 5; 2 Corinthians 10:4; John 5:30

This message is a continuation of the series on prophecy.

This message is a continuation of the series on prophecy.

This message centered around the love and protection found in Christ, especially in the context of family and marriage. We reflected on God's gentle order and how it brings rest, clarity, and purpose. We emphasized the importance of being yoked to Christ, especially for men leading their families, and how submission, even when not fully understood, is an act of trust in God's design. Personal testimonies, gratitude, and prayer closed the session, affirming the power of God's love to constrain, possess, and guide.Themes:Opening prayer and group singingChrist's yoke in marriage and family rolesBeing possessed and constrained by God's loveGentle leadership modeled after ChristSubmission and peace within God's designTestimonies of gratitude and prayer for growthScripture References: 2 Corinthians 5:14; Ephesians 5; Matthew 11:28–30

In this meeting, the group reflected on God's gentle leadership, the role of prayer, and the value of trusting His timing. They explored protection in fellowship, spiritual encouragement during warfare, and how God prepares each person personally—whether gathered or scattered. The conversation highlighted Christ-centered unity, personal investment in the assembly, and the beauty of being kept by God's power. Practical needs like health issues and family prayers brought us to a close with heartfelt intercession.Themes:Stirring prayer and reflection on prophecyTrusting God's slow and steady workRefuge and protection in the local assemblyOvercoming technical and spiritual challengesGod's power to keep us—even in solitudeChrist-centered unity and the cost of spiritual growthFamily intercession and mutual support in trialsScripture References: Isaiah 40:11; Isaiah 59:19; Song of Solomon 8:7; 1 John 3:18–20; 1 Peter 1:5

This message explored the divine tension between suffering and spiritual power. We reflected on how God stirs up His gifts within us, not to overwhelm but to unify us through Christ. We confronted the lies of fear and shame, learned how suffering produces purity, and discussed the importance of a submitted will. Grounded in Scripture and prayer, the meeting emphasized living from God's perspective and praying from a place of deliverance, not defeat.Themes:Stirring up the gift of GodOvercoming fear with power, love, and disciplineGod's view vs. the enemy's distortionThe value of suffering for ChristMaintaining purity of faith in trialsLiving through Christ by a submitted willPraying from a place of deliveranceScripture References: 2 Timothy 1:5–8; 2 Timothy 1:12; 2 Timothy 1:14–16; 2 Timothy 2:12; Philippians 1:27–28; Colossians 1:24; 1 Timothy 1:15–16; Hebrews 4:12; Romans 12:1–2; 1 Thessalonians 5:18; Ephesians 5:20

Worship, Wilderness, and the Way to RighteousnessThis episode focused on biblical worship, the importance of submitting to God's authority, and the contrast between earthly and heavenly people. Drawing from stories and verses from Psalms, John, and Revelation, the message emphasized the believer's identity as part of Christ's heavenly bride. Listeners were exhorted to worship in spirit and truth, remain tenderhearted, and grow in righteousness through Christ as the Chief Shepherd. It closed with a call to thanksgiving, joy, and the enduring power of God's justice and love.Themes:Worship and submission to God as Creator (Psalm 95; John 4:23)Lessons from the wilderness and unbelief Jesus as the one who draws all to God (John 6:44; Eph. 5:25–27)Earthly vs. heavenly people: understanding true IsraelChrist as Messiah, Prophet, King—and our Chief Shepherd (1 Pet. 5:4–6)Finding joy, peace, and righteousness in Christ (Matt. 5:6; John 16:33)The power of thanksgiving and spiritual songs (Col. 3:16; Psalm 19)The dangers of a hardened heart and resisting God's callThe process of sanctification and growing in graceGod turns curses into blessings (Deut. 23:5)Scripture References: Psalm 95; John 17:14–16; John 4:23; John 6:44; John 16:33; Ephesians 5:25–27; Colossians 3:16; Revelation 21; Matthew 5:6; 1 Peter 5:4–6; Deuteronomy 23:5; John 1:1–3; Psalm 19

Christ the Mystery, Satan the Counterfeit: The Unveiling of Eternal RealitiesThis message explores the two great mysteries in Scripture—Christ and Satan—framed through the lens of eternal purpose and spiritual identity. The message dives into the uniqueness of Christ as the fullness of God in bodily form and contrasts it with the fall and fate of Lucifer. The group emphasizes personal intimacy with Christ, the inevitability of every knee bowing to Him, and the importance of knowing one's true identity in the mystery of divine love. Listeners are invited to embrace the power of God's grace, resist deception, and participate in the beautiful unity orchestrated by Christ Himself.Themes:Christ: the eternal mystery of God and man (Col. 2:2–3)Satan: the counterfeit mystery revealed in Ezekiel 28Universal bowing before Christ (Phil. 2:9–11; Rev. 19:7–9)Angelic creation and Lucifer's fall from grace“Prisoners of hope” under Christ, the Conductor (Zech. 9:12)Mystery of Christ revealed to apostles and prophets (Eph. 3:1–6)Divine love as the transforming power in the believer's lifeIdentity: believers as God's temple, not restrained by unbelieversJustification, reconciliation, and freedom from guiltWorship as personal, intimate, and shut-in to ChristPersonal spiritual revelation and individualized divine encountersGrowth in unity, resisting the devil by relying on Christ's powerScripture References: Colossians 2:2–3; Ezekiel 28:15–19; Philippians 2:9–11; Revelation 19:7–9; Ephesians 3:1–6, 3:19; Zechariah 9:12; 2 Corinthians 6:1; John 1:1; Revelation 21:3; Job 42; 1 Corinthians 3:16; 2 Corinthians 5; Romans 8:37–39

This episode continues the deep exploration of Paul's epistles, especially 2 Corinthians, with a focus on reconciliation, courage, and total dependence on Christ. The discussion emphasized the unchanging position believers have in Christ and the vital role of the Holy Spirit in revealing truth and empowering daily living. Through teachings on salvation, death, and eternal security, the group was encouraged to embrace their ministry of reconciliation and walk with confidence, humility, and purpose.Themes:Christ's love constrains and compels us (2 Cor. 5:14–15)Reconciliation as both positional and experientialThe ministry of the Holy Spirit in guiding, comforting, and revealing ChristDependence on Christ for all things; no confidence in the fleshThe veil torn: access to God and removal of spiritual separationLiving with spiritual courage in the face of trialsSalvation: new creation, not self-reformEternal security in Christ—beyond perplexity and fearTwo Comforters: Jesus in heaven and the Holy Spirit withinEncouragement to walk by faith, not emotion or appearanceFellowship and mutual encouragement in the truthScripture References: 2 Corinthians 5:14–21 John 14:16–18 Romans 5:8–11 Colossians 3:1–4 Revelation 20 John 3 Hebrews 4:16 Romans 8:26–27 1 Thessalonians 5:9

This is a continuation of the series on prophecy.

This is a continuation of the series on prophecy.

This is a continuation of the series on prophecy.

This is a continuation of the series on prophecy.

This morning the conversation focused on God's unchanging nature and the security found in positional truth through Christ. We explored how the enemy attempts to disrupt experience through fear, irritation, and suspicion, but Christ's love protects and constrains believers. Peace and clarity come by keeping a single focus on Jesus. A prayer closed the time, giving thanks for the love that welds hearts together and replaces torment with assurance.Themes:God's unchanging love and peacePositional truth vs. experiential disruptionChrist's love casting out fearSubstitution and reconciliation in ChristEnemy tactics: fear, suspicion, irritationReceiving peace through a single mind on ChristWelcoming God's counsel through spiritual opennessLiving welded to love, not reacting in the fleshScripture References: Romans 8:31–39, 2 Corinthians 11:14, Hosea 2:15, 1 Corinthians 16:9, Psalm 23:4, Matthew 23, Revelation 3:20, Daniel 10

In this episode, we explore how biblical principles of love, humility, and submission shape personal growth and deepen our relationships with God and others. Drawing from Galatians 6:1–2, John 13, 1 Corinthians 7, and Hebrews 4:12, the group reflects on:The power of meekness in restoring others and bearing burdensHow mutual submission mirrors Christ's love, especially in marriageThe danger of spiritual familiarity—living God-conscious but self-reliantWhat it means to be yoked with Christ and guided by His graceThe need to remain in reverent dependence on God for lasting growthThe episode concludes with a heartfelt prayer of thanks, unity, and commitment to live in God's strength and truth.

This message is the fourth episode in a new series on prophecy. It emphasizes that God desires His people to know the truth clearly and confidently—free from fear. The teaching highlights how prophecy is meant to build faith, not anxiety, and invites believers to pursue understanding through intimacy with God rather than speculation or dread.

The message started on the topic of God's boundless love and divine counsel, emphasizing that His thoughts must first be received before they can be shared with others. A personal testimony was shared about parenting through difficulty, illustrating the need for patience and the use of God's love as the foundation for discipline.Further teaching highlighted God's protective love, especially in the face of evil or discouragement, and encouraged submission to His will as a refuge. The group discussed overcoming doubt through Christ's love and truth, drawing from key scriptures.The session concluded with a time of prayer for guidance, spiritual growth, and relational healing, with participants expressing gratitude and a deep desire for continued intimacy with God.

This message began with a personal testimony about a healing and reconciling trip, showcasing God's power to restore broken relationships. Then Ed shared messages rooted in Isaiah 60 and 61, emphasizing God's promises to transform, redeem, and deliver through Christ. We reflected on how abiding in Christ brings peace, righteousness, and freedom from spiritual oppression.The conversation highlighted the role of Jesus as protector, the importance of patience and submission in spiritual growth, and how God replaces sorrow with joy. Testimonies were shared about God's tangible love and the way His word continues to guide and heal. The meeting concluded with heartfelt prayers of gratitude and a reminder of the gospel call to serve others in humility and love.

In this message, we explore the many ways God draws us into deeper relationship through His gifts, His loving discipline, and His call to intimacy. We reflect on how the structure of Ephesians guides us from individual growth to community life in Christ, and how spiritual gifts, headship, and warfare fit into this journey. We discuss how God's chastisement is never punishment, but a loving means of shaping us into vessels who can receive and live out His love.We also hear testimonies of divine encounters and God's providence at work through everyday situations. The session closes with heartfelt prayer for one another, for upcoming ministry trips, and for continued growth in humility, intimacy, and trust in God's perfect love and counsel.

In this message, we reflect on the depth of God's self-sacrificial love—a love not only for our salvation but also for intimate fellowship with Him. We discuss how doubts, fears, and negative thoughts can hinder that intimacy and how God's love is not something to be earned but received. Through personal experiences, we explore themes of forgiveness, parenting, marriage, and the daily fight to trust God's truth over the enemy's lies. Together, we are reminded to receive God's unconditional love and allow it to overflow in every part of our lives.

In this message, we reflect on the unwavering love and grace of God, even in seasons of pain, rejection, or uncertainty. Together, we explore the importance of intimacy with God, learning from His gentleness and humility, and trusting in His foresight and provision for our lives. The conversation closes with heartfelt prayer requests and encouragement to continue enduring in love—with great expectation for what God will do.

In this message, we focus on the life-changing power of God's love and the call to abide in Christ daily. We reflect on the importance of remaining close to Him, dealing honestly with personal struggles, and allowing His love to shape every area of life—from relationships and personal growth to spiritual warfare. Through Scripture and reflection, we are reminded that intimacy with God is not only possible but essential for bearing lasting fruit.

In this message, we reflect on the vital importance of abiding in God and bearing lasting fruit. Drawing from John 15, we explore the concept of spiritual pruning—cutting away what is dead in order to allow true life to flourish. The conversation also turns to the personal meaning of John 1:9, the assurance of God's divine protection, and the power of remaining in His love.

In this message, we reflect on the ongoing journey of spiritual growth, emphasizing the importance of humility, learning, and being pruned by God. Drawing from various biblical passages, we consider the value of recognizing God's power and presence in our daily lives, the necessity of spending time alone with Him, and the role of spiritual fathers in providing guidance and protection. The message concludes with a reminder to trust in God's gentleness, remain nourished in His Word, and be content in the season He has us in.

In this message, we reflect on the importance of growing in the grace and knowledge of Jesus Christ through continual dependence, prayer, and humility. We explore foundational themes such as free will, God's plan, the role of the Holy Spirit, and address thoughtful questions on predestination and the rapture. The focus remains on aligning our conduct with our identity in Christ and seeking deeper intimacy with Him.

In this message, we focused on God's love, protection, and the call to submit to His guidance in every area of life, including relationships. We explored the beauty of the Trinity, the biblical roles of men and women in marriage, and the value of instant obedience and humility. Personal experiences and insights helped highlight how trusting in God's plan and staying anchored in His love guards us from fear, distraction, and the subtle dangers of familiarity.

In this message, we reflected on the unshakable love of God and the role of Jesus as the Good Shepherd. We were reminded that no failure or attack from the enemy can separate us from His love. The message focused on the importance of intimacy with God, showing how true service flows from closeness with Him. Through Scripture, we explored examples of His grace and faithfulness, and were encouraged to both receive and share His love. An invitation was extended to those who have not yet believed, to come to know Jesus as their Savior.

In this message, we were encouraged to deepen our prayer life and place our full trust in God's plan. We reflected on the presence of the enemy in the believer's walk and the victory secured through the cross of Jesus Christ. The importance of living a righteous, upright life was emphasized, along with a discussion on understanding prophecy and its role in the Christian faith. We concluded with anticipation for upcoming events and teachings, rooted in a desire to grow in faith and spiritual maturity.

In this message, we reflected on the importance of faith, grace, and wholehearted trust in God. We explored the dangers of relying on rationalization and human reasoning, instead encouraging full submission to God's will. Through conversations on justification, reconciliation, and the transformative power of divine love, we were reminded of the unchanging nature of God's love. The message concluded with gratitude and encouragement to walk in faith, overcome fear and self-doubt, and pursue a clear conscience in our spiritual journey.

This message is episode 3 for a new series on prohpecy. Stay tuned for weekly messages on this topic.

This message is episode 2 for a new series on prohpecy. Stay tuned for weekly messages on this topic.

This message is an introduction to a new series on prohpecy. Stay tuned for weekly messages on this topic.

In this message, we began with prayer and a call to humility and dependence on God. We discussed the nature of sin and its effects—both for the unsaved and within the life of a believer—while reflecting on the necessity of grace through faith for true salvation. We also explored the spiritual hierarchy and divine protection that comes from belonging to God and living for Him. The meeting concluded with shared encouragement from a recent gathering, highlighting the importance of spiritual guidance, community, and fellowship in the local assembly.

In this message, we explored foundational truths of faith, God's love, and the role of Christ in our daily lives. We reflected on results of a recent live stream and emphasized the importance of standing on God's word rather than being swayed by emotions or personal merit. Topics such as sin, free will, and systems of perception were discussed, with personal insights shared on how these truths are shaping our walk with God.

In this Resurrection Sunday message, we reflected on the significance of the resurrection of Christ. We were reminded that resurrection life is a finished work—complete through Christ and not based on our own efforts. We were encouraged to embrace this truth, live free from guilt and condemnation, and continue growing in our relationship with God as we walk in the power of His resurrection.