God commanded Joshua to be strong, but He immediately provides the reason why Joshua can actually do it: "For the Lord your God is with you wherever you go." Our strength is not generated from within; it is drawn from above.

This lesson explores the biblical concept of moving "from faith to faith", specifically looking at the transition from a weak faith to a strong, robust one.

A live recording from the 100th year celebration and 2026 Annual Conference of the St. Adorka African Universal Church in Jacksonville, Florida. The Lord has called us as his children to be strong, and with that calling, He has provided for us all that we need to walk in it!

In 1 Corinthians 2, Paul defends his message, establishing its divine credentials and contrasting human philosophy with the profound wisdom of God.

While the literal act of sowing involves a farmer scattering seeds in a field, the spiritual application focuses on what we "plant" through our words, actions, and thoughts.

True servants don't look for a pedestal; they look for a shovel (to plant) or a trowel (to build). A true servant's heart is all about building up the Kingdom and bringing glory to God. This lesson examines the characteristics of a Servant of God.

The Bible presents accountability not as a heavy burden, but as a framework for growth, integrity, and deeper connection. It teaches that we are ultimately responsible for our choices—both in our private walk with God and our public life within a community.

In this lesson, we consider 6 things as we discuss sin, accountability, and God’s Law.