In “Supernatural” Part 4, Dr. Joshua talks about Jesus having compassion for the poor, the church’s role in responding to the poor, and he then closes with five ways to advocate for the poor based on an individual’s gifts.
In “Supernatural” Part 3, Dr. Joshua once again uses the analogy of basketball and sports to further expound on the new series he started last week. A college basketball coach gives him some pointers on stage that help us to understand the process of getting the Word done. Dr. Joshua breaks this down into eight incredible habits we can practice to be successful in our Christian walk.
Dr. Joshua begins a new series entitled, "Supernatural" Part 1. God always brings the super, but we don’t always bring the natural. This is a teaching about how to put more natural in your super—because there’s super in your natural.
Following our Christmas Presentation, “The Birthing Place”, Dr. Joshua expounds on the story of the birth of Jesus by focusing on the need for Jesus to be parented despite His sovereignty. If Jesus, though holy and righteous, needed guidance in His young development, so should we as we continue to grow in our spiritual walk. Likewise, we are asked to provide support and guidance to others in order to make disciples.
Our Zoe “4G” concept largely includes raising up leaders and creating disciples. Listen to Dr. Joshua explain this in more detail as he continues his message, “The 4G Life” with Part 6, furthering our understanding of The Faith Project, “Invest In The Future, Honor The Past”.
In this message, Part 5 of “The 4G Life”, Dr. Joshua begins by introducing us to two of his students who discuss how they have been blessed by being taken in by church family (Sophia), as well as a real family home-away-from-home environment (Iziphozonke). Dr. Joshua then delves into more detail about The Faith Project, outlining the objective, specific goals, and purpose based on the story of King Hezekiah.
Dr. Joshua continues his message, “The 4G Life” Part 4, encouraging us to be flexibly immovable like seismic-ready buildings as we move deeper into our campaign to raise funds for the next generations.
