In this lesson we will discuss the angelic hosts, both good and evil and the warfare that is now taking place in heaven. There is warfare even during the time of changing governments on earth as we are now having.

In this lesson we will discuss the status of the Presidential election and the apparent voter fraud. We closed with a short discussion on the name of Jesus as the "Son of Man." The word "man" comes from the Greek word "anthropos" with emphasis being the Son of a "human kind" and not the Son of a male.

We are studying the Exodus Generation and Golden Calf Worship in Exodus 32-33. We continue to prevail with the Lord through the Acts 27 storm while embracing Ezekiel’s vision of the “open heavens.” The “Exodus Generation” witnessed the birth of Moses, yet deliverance followed his forty years in the house of Pharaoh and another forty years of inward preparation in the Midian Desert. Moses, though content to dwell in Midian with family, as a shepherd, was challenged to deliver Israel “out of” Egypt under the "Great I am"revealed in the "Burning Bush" in Exodus 3. The revelation of Christ’s glory during His First Advent may prove both necessary and remedial in beholding His glory at His Second Advent.

In this lesson we deal with the eight judgments listed in the Scriptures of which there are eight but we will deal only with just one, the Krima Judgment of the Church. John is caught up to the Day of the Lord and the first thing he sees is Jesus, as Judge of the Church, walking amongst the candlesticks which represents the different companies of the Church.

We are studying the Exodus Generation and Golden Calf Worship in Exodus 32-33. We believe we are prevailing through the Acts 27 storm embracing Ezekiel’s vision of the “open heavens.” The “Exodus Generation” commenced with Moses as a deliverer. He was prepared forty years in Pharaoh’s house and forty years in the Midian Desert. Moses became content to dwell with his Gentile family, as a shepherd, but was challenged at the “The Burning Bush,” in Exodus 3, to deliver Israel “out of” using only a shepherd’s rod. Contrast Joshua leading Israel “into” their land under the Captain of the Lord’s Host with a drawn sword in Joshua 5:13-15.