This section goes over the bare minimum tools that you will need to be successful in this course. This will show you how to access FREE resources that are used in this course. We also share with you different Bible versions that we suggest you use. We briefly discuss pitfalls and shortcuts that will lead to a lack of success.

Being Kingdom-minded means recognizing and submitting to the dominion and authority of God as our King. It also involves seeking to establish God's rule and reign in our lives and in the world around us. In this chapter, we see the Israelites rejecting God as their King and instead desiring a human king like other nations. This ultimately leads to negative consequences, as a human king cannot compare to the perfect rule of God. As Christians, we are called to prioritize God's kingdom above all else and to be obedient to His will.

This lesson focuses on the theme of love in the context of a digital Christian church experience. It begins with a quote from John 3:16-21, which speaks about the love of God and the importance of living in the light of truth. The church, called "Love in the Word Church," is described as a place where the love of God, the Word of God, and the care of God are central. The lesson then delves into the topic of the King, who is revealed to be love. The King's desire is to save people from themselves and to love the light. The King also values freedom and grace, and believes that faith in Jesus should express itself through love. The lesson then explores the idea of confusion, which is seen as the opposite of love. Confusion is caused by selfish ambition, dissensions, factions, envy, drunkenness, orgies, conceit, and provocation. The lesson emphasizes the importance of avoiding these negative traits and instead focusing on love. Next, the lesson discusses the difference between conviction and guilt. Conviction is described as a supernatural tugging on one's soul, which leads to change, while guilt is a fear of judgment that can lead to self-condemnation.

This lesson focuses on The MInd of our Heavenly King! ​ It emphasizes that the King of the church is love and believes in saving people from themselves. ​ The King values freedom, grace, and faith in Jesus, which should be expressed through love. ​ The lesson also highlights the importance of serving one another in love and following the guidance of the Spirit of God. The document includes references to biblical passages such as Genesis and Galatians, as well as examples of individuals and events after the creation of Adam and Eve. The lesson concludes by mentioning the fruit of the Spirit, which includes qualities such as joy, peace, kindness, and self-control.

This installment delves into the concepts of the spirit, the cross, and the crown, emphasizing the importance of a kingdom-minded approach and the full armor of God. It explores the divine relationships between the Holy Spirit, Jesus, and God the Father. The role of the Holy Spirit in our lives, the consequences of intentional sin, and the significance of daily communion are discussed. The series concludes with an altar call for salvation.

The talk explores the value of humanity and God's sacrifice of Jesus for us. It highlights the importance of faith, especially when embarking on new ventures, and offers a practical method for nurturing and maintaining faith. This involves a right relationship with God, daily communion, and studying God's word. The speaker cautions against fleeting faith and outlines a practical faith pathway. The power of scriptures, the concept of the moving miracle, and sincere seeking of God are also discussed.

The exploration begins with the origins of intolerance and the existence of evil. It then delves into unity in faith and acceptance of different Christian theologies. The narrative shifts to the role of fallen angels as demons on Earth. The emphasis is on love as the gospel's foundation and the importance of confidently spreading the good news.

The sermon underscores the significance of aligning our standards with God's truth, prioritizing love over personal interests, and seeking the Holy Spirit's guidance. It highlights the responsibility we bear for our fellow beings and the necessity to limit personal freedoms to prevent hindrances for others. The sermon promotes the cultivation of wisdom and a robust mind through the Spirit's guidance.

The topic of speaking in tongues, especially within the charismatic movement and its biblical roots, is explored. The discussion emphasizes the unfamiliarity of tongues in older Protestant churches and the connection between 'tongue' and 'mouth'. The role of the heart in influencing speech is highlighted. Speaking in tongues is presented as a manifestation of the Holy Spirit, aimed at edifying the church community. The importance of community and order in practicing speaking in tongues is underscored, addressing related controversies and misunderstandings.

The focus is on the foreshadowing of communion in the Old Testament, particularly the significance of shoe bread and God's table. The meaning and purpose of shoe bread in God's presence are examined, as are the materials used for the table. The importance of the Torah and Jewish customs are highlighted. The veil's role in separating the holy place and the holy of holies is discussed, and Jesus Christ's fulfillment as the high priest is emphasized.

Student is to find 20 Scriptures in the Bible that are pertinent to this topic. Study those 20 scriptures and exegete them to show how they fit our course.

ABCS exists to build the faith and professional skills of its students, so course evaluation is essential to our success. Please take 5 minutes to recall the course activities and answer the evaluation in a real and constructive manner. We are God's and HYe expects our Yes to be Yes and our No to be No! So answer frankly. Students are not considered as PASS unless an evaluation is submitted. The NATURE of the evaluation has NO bearing on the grade in the course.