The Apostolic Bible College and Seminary offers a course on succeeding in theological studies, emphasizing the importance of understanding and interpreting God's word. The course discourages mere memorization of scripture, instead promoting a deeper understanding of biblical concepts and historical context. It also highlights the significance of resources like the Blue Letter Bible, dictionaries, and atlases for accurate interpretation and application of biblical knowledge.

This sermon offers a fresh perspective on New Year's resolutions, drawing parallels with the Noah story. It delves into the meaning of 'Sons of God' and 'Daughters of Humans', highlighting the difference between godly and wicked lineages. The purpose of the flood as a reset for humanity is also discussed, emphasizing the need to address bad habits and nurture good ones.

The concept of the temple of God is explored, starting from the temple built by Moses, which housed the Ark of the Covenant, to the second temple that lacked God's Shekinah glory. Jesus redefined the temple, stating that believers are the living temples of God. The temple's main items symbolized the relationship between God and His people. With Jesus' new covenant, believers became the temple of God, housing the Holy Spirit and having access to grace.

The service emphasizes the importance of practical faith and tackling real-life issues. It introduces the concept of spiritual safety and the need for systematic theology. The theme of 'adulting' in the Bible is explored, underlining the significance of emotional and spiritual maturity. Practical steps to 'adulting' are shared, including developing a systematic theology, daily communion with God, and associating with like-minded individuals.

The importance of familiarizing ourselves with the spiritual realm is discussed, using the story of Timothy in Ephesus as an example. The Emotionally Healthy Spirituality course is mentioned, and a new course, Spiritually Safe and Sound, is introduced. The significance of faith, love, and service in Christian life is emphasized, along with the announcement of Joy Bible College and Seminary. Practical steps for personal growth, such as developing a systematic theology and engaging in spiritual activities, are encouraged.

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