Babylon I - Names and Identity

In this teaching, we explore the significance of God's concealment and how seasons of hiddenness can be seasons of preservation, preparation and spiritual growth.Drawing from the preservation of Moses, we learn that God sometimes keeps us hidden to develop our character, strengthen our convictions and prepare us for the responsibilities ahead.

Continuing our study of Exodus 2, this teaching explores God’s preservation of Moses and the responsibility of raising generations that know and honour Him.Through the example of Moses’ parents, we learn the importance of intentional parenting, godly marriages and cultivating the lives entrusted to our care.

Continuing from Exodus 1 into Exodus 2, day 8 teaching explores the importance of godly heritage, family, marriage and the responsibility of raising generations that know and honour God.

In this session, we discussed the courage of Shiphrah and Puah - the midwives who feared God above Pharaoh and preserved the lives of Hebrew children.

Day 6 teaching explores how the pressures of life, endless labour and the pursuit of success can gradually take the place of our worship and devotion to God.With a particular call to men, this teaching challenges the belief that financial provision alone fulfils a man's responsibility. Men are called to return to the altar, restore their place as priests in their households, embrace leadership rooted in sacrifice, obedience and intimacy with God.

In day three's teaching, we explore the importance of standing firm in our God-given identity, even in the face of opposition, pressure and difficult circumstances.We are challenged to recognise the schemes that seek to undermine our identity, remain steadfast in character and trust God beyond our present circumstances.

For day 2 of our ongoing fast, we continue our journey through the book of Exodus. In this session, we discuss the importance of preserving godly heritage and passing down the knowledge of God from one generation to another.

The Way of the Altar Fast 2.0, is a time of fasting, prayer and intentional study of God's Word. Throughout this 21 days fast, we will journey through the book of Exodus, exploring the revelations, lessons and truths that will deepen our understanding of God.In this opening teaching, we studied the first 5 verses of the book of Exodus, where we explore the spiritual significance of names and identity - revealing how God defines us beyond our circumstances, experiences, limitations and labels.

Today, we started a new series on Babylon. In this episode we discussed the origins of Babylon in the book of Genesis and the spiritual significance of the people's ambition to build a city and make a name for themselves.

In this final session of the "Thrones and High Places" mini-series within the Order of Melchizedek teachings, we take on the last dimension of physical warfare: territory and ownership.