In 1 Cor. 12, Paul the Apostle uses the human body as a similitude to explain how the church is supposed to function. Each part has a different function according to the will of the Holy Spirit, but each part must work in unison with the rest of the body parts, under that leadership of the Holy Spirit to fulfil His purposes. If this is true, then each part of the Body of Christ, or each person who claims to be a follower of Jesus is called to service. in this episode I talk about this "calling".

This is a topic that has been spoken about in "Christian" circles for a long time, and there's a belief among "Christians" that the coming wealth redistribution is about the wealth of the wicked finding its way into the hands of believers. This is partly true, so in this episode, I dive into this topic and and reveal what the Bible says, and ultimately what JESUS said about what wealth redistribution is really about, because He has the final word on everything.

In this episode, Part Two of "The Great Exchange - The Death of the Flesh", we reveal how Jesus put the flesh to death.

In the last episode we discussed the three things that are major hindrances to the ambassador for Christ, in this episode, the first part of "The Great Exchange", we single out one of these three - the Flesh, that causes believers the most problems, and we discuss its characteristics.

Every believer has an assignment to fulfil in this life. He we are required to stay on the narrow road of discipline, but there are three hindrances he has to overcome while on this narrow road, which have the potential to sabotage his assignments.

There is considerable teaching out there about both heaven and hell, so in this episode I will look at these two places in relation to the Gospel of the Kingdom.

In this video, I discuss the role of the prophet in these end times, where God expects us to reconcile the world back to Him, according to what Paul the Apostle said in 2 Corinthians 5:18-19.

As I talk about the heart of David, I reveal that David was an example for us to follow, even though he's from the Old Testament. The key is in the Scripture from Acts 15 that talks about re-building the Tabernacle of David.