In this lesson, Pastor Dale teaches on the law (or principle) of "first things" discussing, in particular, the importance of believers placing the things of God first in their lives. Every breakthrough in the Kingdom is activated by a spiritual law, and the law of first things is no exception. Whenever we intentionally put God first, we reap a great harvest. However, withholding from the Lord by NOT giving Him first place hinders His work in our lives. When we prioritize God and the things of His Kingdom, we set ourselves in position to receive the fullness of His blessing.

In this lesson, Pastor Dale teaches on the importance of "pressing in" to the things of God. Receiving all that God has preordained and prepared for His children does not happen automatically. Believers must actively and wholeheartedly pursue the things of God, rather than sitting idle and waiting on His blessings to simply "fall" from the sky. When we press in to know God and learn more about His Kingdom and His plan for our lives, we can fully expect to be met with the revelation, wisdom, and direction necessary to move forward - and upward - into greater levels of blessing and spiritual maturity.

In this message, Pastor Dale teaches on the benefits of developing and maintaining an attitude of thanksgiving and praise toward God at all times and in all circumstances. Praise and thanksgiving are more than expressions; they are connectors to the force of faith. When we praise and give thanks to God, especially with our voices and words, supernatural power is released, our faith is strengthened, and our capacity to receive is increased.

In this special midweek lesson, Pastor Mikaela teaches on the connection between revelation knowledge and faith. Revelation occurs when something previously hidden to us in the Word is uncovered by the Holy Spirit, quickened in our spirit, and transformed from logos to rhema. As this revelation knowledge comes, faith grows and becomes active. Then, once faith becomes active, manifestation occurs, and the cycle repeats. Believers cannot expect to move forward and increase in faith without first receiving revelation knowledge of the Word into their spirits.

In this message, Brother Mike Hensley looks at ten "but God" moments recorded in scripture that illustrate the faithfulness, provision, plan, purpose, and overwhelming goodness of God. He also invites several in the congregation to share testimonies of their own "but God" experiences. The life of the believer is not without trial or persecution - BUT GOD is able - and willing - to deliver us out of every circumstance and into victory!

In this session of Healing School 2025, Pastor Dale discusses some of the "little foxes" that often go undetected in a believer's life and have the potential to act as barriers and hinderances against healing. These include doctrinal error, strife-filled environments, disobedience to God's will and directives, and unforgiveness. If left unchecked, these seemingly insignificant things can wreak havoc on - and even destroy - one's harvest of faith.

In this session of Healing School 2025, Pastor Dale addresses how to effectively deal with (and prepare for) the negative reports, prognoses, thoughts, and / or conversation that we often encounter, particularly while on the healing faith journey. Of key importance is consistently spending time meditating and soaking in the Word in order to "wash out" any negativity and renew our minds to God's good promises and plan for our lives. Abiding and dwelling in the Word not only fortifies us during the battle, it also strengthens us in advance of any reports contrary to the report of the Lord that we might encounter along the way.

In this session of Healing School 2025, Brother Mike Hensley looks back over the past seven years of Healing School and revisits 28 key revelations brought forth during those previous years' sessions. Some of the points he covers include: the importance of being fully persuaded that God's will is to heal, having a strong foundation in and reverence for scripture, understanding the power of our own words, and maintaining an attitude of thankfulness and celebration regardless of whether the manifestation of our victory is immediate or progressive.