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Andrew continues speaking about making your home a priority. We need to realize that God instituted the family before He instituted the church. There needs to be a deliberate plan to keep the family first, so it is not destroyed.
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Jesus' disciples asked why they couldn't cast out a demon. Jesus told them the problem wasn't their lack of faith but rather their unbelief.
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You might be surprised at what the Bible has to say about the purpose of marriage. According to 1 Corinthians 7:40, you're happier if you remain single. Interested? Order this teaching.
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Our prosperity is not for ourselves. God gives us the power to get wealth so that He can establish His covenant here on the earth. The highest way of living is to be a giver, not a taker.
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The Law was not God’s first choice. Man was destroying himself, and God had to restrain us so He could come redeem us. Andrew explains that the whole purpose of the Law was to show us our need for a Savior.
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Faith is not pretending something is so, when it really isn't, until it becomes so. Faith is real! There is an unseen world with spiritual realities that already exist.
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Imagination is often ignored by Christians because of its misuse. Satan certainly understands the power of our God-given imagination, and tries to pervert it for his purposes and our destruction.
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On this teaching, Andrew explains how simple the Gospel is. All we are required to do is believe what the Word of God says and not consider anything else.
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Is a child born with a sin nature or not? If a child has a sin nature, why are they so receptive to God? Andrew addresses these questions in this teaching.
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Many Christians believe the Holy Spirit convicts them of every sin, from adultery to a simple “white lie.” The truth is, that couldn’t be further from the truth. If that surprises you, you need to hear this message.
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The Bible says that faith comes by hearing and hearing by the Word of God. Fear also comes from hearing, but hearing from the world. Listen to the world, and you will think the sky is falling.
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This sounds like an unkind and heartless way of ministering to someone in grief, but the root of all grief is selfishness.



















