3C's Bible Study

We examine how God indicates His will to us, the principles and signs to look out for, and close with how we can arrive at persuasion and resilience in our calling.This episode will help you clarify your calling and receive the strength to pursue and continue in it until God's glory is revealed through you.

We examine the power of a church that walks in one accord, and the two sides to how such a oneness is established and sustained.

Acts 15 introduces us to the first major doctrinal dissension in the early church and the manner in which they overcame it to preserve the unity of the Spirit.We address the question: Are debates and dissensions worth it? What issues are worthy of dissent and perhaps division? How do we navigate the complexity of human fallenness in handling divisions?We examine how to lay the right foundation, rightly divide the word of truth, discern the weight of an issue, and define God's standard through the authority of scripture, the witness of history/experience, and the stature of leadership.

We conclude Acts 14 by examining the source and character of the faith that provokes miracles and perseveres to the end.

We examine the pattern of Paul and Barnabas' entry into Iconium and draw lessons from their breakthrough in the city.

We track the shift in the reception of the Gospel from the Jews to the Gentiles and draw key lessons on how to stay on track with God's work around us.

In these verses, we trace the roots of the New Covenant through the epochs of the Old Testament and discover the key that unlocks the riches of God's covenant for anyone today.

We explore what it takes to be sent by the Holy Spirit with authority from a local church, how to be ready to engage with spiritual opposition, and the model for effective leadership in the church.

We continue to examine the lessons from Peter's dramatic deliverance from prison and the pathway to experiencing the same in our lives.

We examine the prophetic lessons from James's beheading by Herod and Peter's majestic rescue from prison by the hand of an angel, through the continued, heartfelt prayers of the church.

We explore Peter's defence of the outpouring of the Spirit on Cornelius's household, the after-effects of his courage, and what it takes to build convictions that survive the snares of compromise and capitulation.

Peter's sermon to Cornelius and his house opened the door of the gospel to all Gentiles and led to an outpouring of the Spirit.We examine the pillars of this Gospel message, the power of an anointed life, and the effect of the Holy Spirit in our witness.

We explore the practical meaning of living as a witness to Jesus, including being watchful in prayer, submitting to the Lordship of the Spirit, and overflowing with His anointing and power.

We examine the opening of the door of the Gospel to the Gentiles through the conversion of Cornelius, a Roman Centurion, and the lessons from his life of devotion, sacrifice, and prayer.

We explore the triggers for the early church's transition into rest and spread, and the principle of life that overcomes death in all its forms.

Establishing the connection between prayer and the supernatural life, the works of God, and the way of the Kingdom.

What does it take to step into living, continuous, and effectual prayer?We examine Jesus's teaching on prayer and the revelation that powers a life of continuous and effectual prayer.

Declaring the glory of God is a call to a life of worship through proclaiming, beholding, and walking in the glory of God.Proclaiming God's glory is about standing on the excellence and integrity of God's name and the wonders of His salvation.Beholding the glory of God is about waiting on Him until we see Him, hear Him, and handle the word of life. Walking in the glory is about giving ourselves continually and wholly to the Lord, His word, His work, and His way.

A teaching on the principle of seed time and harvest time.

A summary of the Supernatural Life and the Works of God.

A teaching on John 17:4 (nlt): "I brought glory to you here on earth by completing the work you gave me to do. "

A teaching from John 17:3 (nkjv): "And this is eternal life, that they may know You, the only true God, and Jesus Christ whom You have sent."

Through prayer, God has given each of us the right to take hold of Him and His strength. So, why do we spend more of our prayer times seeking alignment with Him, rather than breakthroughs?

In this episode, we examine the key role of Ananias and Barnabas in Paul's early conversion and discipleship, and the conditions for partnering with God in His redemptive work on Earth.

Everything changes for Saul of Tarsus when he is intercepted by a glorious light from Heaven that turns him from his self-righteous path and transforms him into a messenger of the grace of God.Through this study, we seek the True Light that corrects and transforms to invade our hearts and minds, making us vessels fully yielded to the Lord Jesus.

In this episode, we examine the mystery of supernatural witnessing, which is to be led by the Spirit of God, through the lens of Philip's encounter with the Eunuch. Because the wind blows where the Spirit wills, and the power is in God and not ourselves, our greatest strengths on the journey of faith are the hearing of faith and yieldedness to the Holy Spirit.

In this study, we follow Philip's encounter with the Sorcerer of Samaria and examine the importance of bearing a supernatural and how to become a conduit for the flow of the power of God.

We examine the significance of Stephen's witness, its effect on the first church, and the message of the cross, which is central to becoming a burning and shining witness of Christ to the world.

In the remainder of Acts 7, we examine how to enter into the fullness of the promises of God and the pathway to revealing His glory to the world.A special episode by Samuel Igbokwue.

The God of glory, as revealed by Stephen, is not limited to temples and places, but has chosen to be with those whose hearts are fixed on Him.We examine the promise and pattern of the living presence of God in a man through the life of Joseph. We are chosen, beloved, set apart for this purpose, and sent to reveal Him.

Stephen traces for us the origin of Abraham's bold and unwavering faith, which became Israel's foundation and the basis for the fulfillment of God's redemptive plan for all nations.It is the appearance of the God of glory that marks and sets us apart for God's redemptive calling, and we pray for an encounter with the God of glory through this study.

This episode traces the Apostles' and Stephen's journey through a challenging moment to a place of shining and bearing a continued and effective witness to Christ in their day.

This episode is a call to "live", as we examine "the words of this life," and how the Apostles filled Jerusalem with their doctrine, despite not being on the biggest stages of the day.

What does it take to continually host the glory of God in the church? In this episode, we look at the fundamental factors behind the decisive judgment of Annanias and Sapphira and the holy demands of revealing the glory of God.

In this episode, we examine what it takes to move the hand of GOD when a situation threatens our peace or the word and work of God committed to us.

In this episode, we track Peter and John's response to the council that threatened them against speaking in the name of Jesus after an evident miracle had been performed.These few verses are filled with deep and encouraging insights for anyone whose desire is to live in such a way that turns many hearts to Jesus.

This episode was recorded a day before the fatal shooting of Charlie Kirk. It turned out to be a prophetic message, and we pray it brings clarity to your life.The Apostles, Peter and John, are immediately drawn into confrontation by a coordinated system of opposition to the Gospel, right on the heels of the breaking out of a move of God.We examine the parallels of this in our own day and how we can learn to stand through the access and authority we have been given in the name of Jesus.

The healing of the man born lame was a bait or question that Peter was asking the people, and his response when they were drawn in presents us with a model for fishing for men and winning them to the truth of the Gospel.

Chapter 3 marks a transition from the making to the acts of the Apostles. We examine the truth and practices that enable this transition, and the cure for spiritual lameness, through the healing of the man at the Beautiful Gate.

With the Outpouring came the fulfillment of the long-standing promise of God for humanity. We examine the foundational evidence of this outpouring and how to step into and walk in the same experience today.

Pentecost changed everything for the early apostles and the church, so much so that the book of Acts, continuing the works of Jesus, became a reality for ordinary men.In this episode, we explore the historical, theological, and prophetic meaning and interpretation of Pentecost, and we close with the cry for a continual infilling by the Spirit.

In the closing verses of Acts 1, we uncover the mystery of God's saving grace - how He elects by His sovereignty, equips us with truth, and empowers us to participate in His eternal purpose.

In this second part on the making of the Apostles, we examine the two main measures of the Spirit and power available in the Christian experience.

We examine the character of Jesus' life, the priority of the Kingdom, and what Jesus did to them that made their convictions unshakeable and their witness enduring.We end with a heartfelt prayer and cry for true encounters that will shape our convictions as it did the early Apostles.

In this final episode on Revelation, we release the eternal cry of the book, "Come, Lord Jesus".

In this last chapter of the Bible, we examine the spiritual meaning of the pure river of heaven flowing down into the Earth, and how we can drink of it today, as we await its full manifestation in eternity.

We examine the New Jerusalem, which is the bride of Christ, the Church, how we get into it, and how we can reflect the distinctive mark of the glory of God everywhere.

In this study, we look deeper into the promise, "Behold, I make all things new", and the beautiful hope of realizing spiritual newness now and in eternity.

In this episode, we examine the promised return and reign of Christ on Earth and how we can anticipate and participate with Him in it.

We explore the character of the prophetic Spirit and the revelation of Jesus presented here at the end of the prophecy.He is the faithful and true one because His judgments are right, and that means we can trust Him now and eternally.