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CHAPTER THREE

VERSIONS OF THE BIBLE

Version means bible written in a language different from those which God’s word was originally written. There are a number of versions i.e. New International Version, God news, King James Version among others.Psalms 68:11. The lord announced the word, great was the company of…

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CHAPTER TWO

BOOKS OF THE BIBLE

There are suggestions for successful reading of the word which include;

Daily reading, when we read daily we feed the spirit with the food of the word of God to be spiritually healthy Luke 4.4.

Selective reading, we start by reading the simple truths of the word of God and later…

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CHAPTER ONE

BIBLE AND SCRIPTURE

Bible is one volume that consists of 66 separate books. The Bible has 39 books in the old testament having historical, prohetic, poetry books among others and 27 books in the new testament.

Scripture means God’s word. 2Timothy 3:16 All scripture are God breathed and profitable…

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CHAPTER TWELVE

SIX STAGES OF REVELATION

This final chapter presents the six stages through which you will pass in the revelation of a plan of God, revelation knowledge: this means he will reveal divine plans, wisdom and knowledge in the circumstances of life. Stage one vexation, stage two revelation, stage three hesitation,…

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CHAPTER ELEVEN

GOD’S WILL AND SUFFERING.

The reasons for suffering, others around you, circumstances of life, your ministry, direct satanic activity, your own sin. Positive benefits of suffering: your faith is tested, you are able to comfort others, you learn not to trust your own self, positive qualities are developed,…

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CHAPTER TEN

TRIED AND FAILED

Failures who were successes, Abraham: he lied about sarah being his wife for fear he would be killed and his wife taken from him, yet he is called a man of faith and the friend of God. Moses , he struck the rock and called forth water instead of speaking to it as God directed. David, he…

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CHAPTER NINE

A BIBLICAL MODEL FOR DECISION MAKING

This chapter talks about the following: A model for decision making provides an example to follow when making decision, the first step in decision making model is to identify the problem, question, or life situation for which guidance is sought. Yes: if the answer is yes it…

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CHAPTER EIGHT

QUESTIONABLE PRACTICES

This chapter talks about how to determine the will of God regarding questionable practices when specific guidance on such is not given in the bible?

1.Does it glorify God, 2. What is your motivation, 3. Is it necessary, 4. Will it promote spiritual growth, 5. Is it an enslaving habit,…

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CHAPTER SEVEN

THE BUSH STILL BURNS

Here are the seven steps to finding God’s will. 1. Pray, 2. Study the scriptures, 3. Listen to the inner voice of the holy spirit, 4. Seek christian counsel, 5. Analyse the circumstances, 6. Use the biblical keys to direction, 7. Choose the way of wisdom.

Chapter Six

Analyzing a People Group

I learned how to analyze a people group to share the Gospel effectively. This involves studying their geography, social structure, culture, and spiritual beliefs to understand their needs. By asking questions about their language,…

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Chapter Five

Personal Environmental Analysis

I focused on analyzing my own spiritual and personal environment to grow in faith. This involves assessing my relationship with God, family, employer, and finances to identify strengths and weaknesses. By examining my spiritual condition…

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Chapter Four

The Biblical Basis: New Testament

I examined New Testament examples of environmental analysis, focusing on Jesus and the apostles. In the Gospels, Jesus analyzed cities and people’s hearts to tailor His ministry. Paul’s letters, like Corinthians and Ephesians, show…

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Chapter Three

The Biblical Basis: Old Testament

I studied how the Old Testament provides a foundation for environmental analysis. From Exodus to Proverbs, I saw examples of God using environments to guide His people, like Moses analyzing Egypt or Joshua scouting Canaan. These stories…

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Chapter Two

Environmental Analysis

I delved into environmental analysis, a tool to understand the context of ministry. It involves personal, geographical, and cultural assessments to discover my role in God’s plan. By analyzing my spiritual condition and surroundings, I can identify…

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Chapter One

The Environment

I explored how the environment shapes our spiritual lives, defining it as the physical, social, and spiritual surroundings we live in. The chapter traces the environment from God’s perfect creation in Eden to its corruption through sin, emphasizing how…

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CHAPTER SIX

HOW GOD SPEAKS TO MAN

Here are some of the ways in which God speaks to man, 1. Prayer, 2. Counselors, 3. Circumstances, 4.open and closed doors, 5. Angels, 6. Miracles, 7. Dreams, 8. Visions, 9. An audible voice, 10. The inner voice of the holy spirit, 11. Gifts of the holy spirit, 12.miscellaneous methods, 13. God…

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CHAPTER FIVE

THE PATTERN OF GOD’S WILL

This chapter presents basic facts about the will of God, explains two major divisions of that will, examines the pattern of God’s will and discuss the believers development in knowing the voice of God.

Facts about God’s will, 1. God wants you to know his will, 2. God’s will is planned,…

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CHAPTER FOUR

HEADING THE WRONG DIRECTION

It is just as important to know how not to do something as it is to know how to do it. These are the ways you should not seek guidance: 1. Occult: it includes any form of supernatural involvement which is not of God, such practices are motivated by satan, 2. Methods of chance, this was…

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CHAPTER THREE

THE WILL OF GOD.

The will is the power of choice, there are three types of will operating in the world today; 1. Self will, this is the will of man, 2.satan’s will, he desires to destroy all that is good in your life, 3. God’s will, it is the will of God.

In greek there are two terms used for the word will,…

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CHAPTER TWO

IF ANY MAN WILL DO……….HE SHALL KNOW

This chapter talks about the following; a prerequisite is something you must do before you can do something else,born again experience; you are gathered into christ by becoming part of the family of God.

This chapter explains in detail what it means to be born again…

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CHAPTER ONE

KNOWING THE VOICE OF GOD

The title of this course “knowing God’s voice” implies several things. First : that there is a God, second: that he communicates with man, third : that man can recognise his voice when he speaks, fourth: that God has something to say.

Many voices: 1. The voice of man, 2. The voice…

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Chapter Twenty

Power Failure

This chapter identifies reasons for spiritual power failure, including sin , wrong motives, unbelief , and limiting God . It advises correcting these issues through repentance and aligning with God’s principles. The sovereignty of God is acknowledged in situations where miracles don’t occur .

Chapter Eighteen

How to Experience the Power of God

This chapter provides practical steps to experience God’s power: fasting and praying, receiving the Holy Spirit , exercising faith, and applying biblical power principles . It emphasizes the importance of love, faith, and works functioning together within the church…

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Chapter Seventeen

Power Principle Eleven: The Power of Suffering

Suffering, when endured according to God’s will, manifests divine power . The chapter lists purposes of suffering: turning weakness to strength, teaching obedience , preparing for ministry, and revealing God’s works (John 9:3). Suffering refines believers,…

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Chapter Sixteen

Power Principle Ten: The Power of His Resurrection

The resurrection of Jesus is a central demonstration of God’s power . It provides believers with new life, hope, and a new master in Christ . The chapter emphasizes that resurrection power flows through Jesus’ blood, enabling believers to live…

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Chapter Fifteen

Power Principle Nine: The Power of Authority

This chapter emphasizes the importance of submitting to God’s established authorities to exercise spiritual authority . It discusses authority structures in family , church and work. Jesus’ authority (Colossians 1:16) serves as a model, and believers must be…

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Chapter Fourteen

Power Principle Eight: The Power of the Word

God’s Word is described as quick, powerful, and sharper than any sword . The chapter highlights its role in Jesus’ ministry (Luke 4:32) and its ability to address spiritual needs. Believers are encouraged to use the Word to overcome temptation, as Jesus did ,…

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Chapter Thirteen

Power Principle Seven: The Power of Prayer

Prayer is a powerful tool for accessing God’s power (James 5:16). The chapter lists various forms of prayer like calling on God, intercession and levels (asking, seeking, knocking). It emphasizes praying according to God’s will , confessing sins (1 John 1:9),…

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Chapter Twelve

Power Principle Six: Power in the Name of Jesus

The name of Jesus carries divine power for salvation, sanctification, and ministry (Philippians 2:9-10). The chapter explains how names signify identity or purpose (Hebrews 1:4) and how faith in Jesus’ name enables miracles and ministry (Romans 10:9-11).…

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Chapter Eleven

Power Principle Five: Power, Faith, and Works

This chapter explores the interplay of faith, works, and power, emphasizing that faith without works is dead (James 2:17). Faith, a gift from God (Ephesians 2:8), is increased through hearing God’s Word (Romans 10:17). When combined with works, faith channels…

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Chapter Ten

Power Principle Four: The Anointing of Power

This chapter discusses the anointing of the Holy Spirit, which empowers believers for ministry (Luke 4:18-19). Drawing from Old Testament examples (Genesis 28:18-19, Psalms 89:20), it explains that anointing brings spiritual responsibility and breaks yokes of…

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Chapter Nine

Power Principle Three: The Power of Love

Love is presented as essential for effective spiritual power (Ephesians 3:17-19). The chapter defines love as not rejoicing in iniquity but in truth (1 Corinthians 13:6). Love fosters unity among believers, eliminates fear, and is rooted in God’s love for the world (John…

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Chapter Eight

Power Principle Two: The Power of the Holy Spirit

The Holy Spirit is the source of spiritual power for believers, enabling them to fulfill God’s purposes (Acts 1:8). The chapter details the Spirit’s roles: interceding (Romans 8:26), guiding (John 16:13), giving liberty, and empowering ministry. The baptism…

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Chapter Seven

Power Principle One: The Power of the Gospel

This chapter presents the Gospel as the foundational power for salvation (Romans 1:16). It explains that the Gospel’s power lies in Jesus’ death, burial, and resurrection (1 Corinthians 15:3-4), which cleanses sin through His blood (Hebrews 9:22). Believers…

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Chapter Six

The Purposes of Power

The chapter outlines the biblical purposes of spiritual power, contrasting it with worldly power used for fame, wealth, or control (Luke 11:43). Key purposes include witnessing (Acts 1:8), boldness in ministry (Acts 9:27), performing miracles (Mark 6:1-2), and spiritual…

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Chapter Five

Delegated Authority

This chapter explores the concept of delegated authority, emphasizing that Jesus, with all power in heaven and earth (Matthew 28:18), delegated authority to His disciples to preach, heal, and cast out demons (Mark 16:20). It discusses the relationship between responsibility and…

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Chapter Four

Never a Man Spoke as He”

Focused on Jesus as the embodiment of God’s power, this chapter highlights His authority in teaching, healing, and overcoming sin and the devil (Luke 4:32, 1 John 3:8). Jesus, baptized in power and anointed by the Holy Spirit (Luke 4:14), delegated this power to His disciples…

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Chapter Three

The Challenging Counterfeit

This chapter warns about Satan’s counterfeit spiritual power, which mimics God’s power to deceive (2 Corinthians 11:14-15). It describes Satan’s imitation through his own church, doctrine, ministers, and communication system (1 Corinthians 12:27, Matthew 13:39). Believers are urged…

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Chapter Two

The Source of Power

This chapter identifies God as the ultimate source of all power, both in heaven and on earth (Jeremiah 27:5). It discusses God’s unlimited and excellent power (Nahum 1:3, Psalm 65:6-7), manifested in creation, judgment (Genesis 3), and miracles like Jesus’ birth and resurrection. The…

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Chapter One

Life After Religion

This chapter contrasts religion with true spiritual power. It emphasizes moving beyond mere religious affiliation like, joining cults or denominations) to a personal relationship with God, characterized by seeking Him earnestly (Psalm 63:1). It highlights the early church’s demonstration…

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Chapter Twelve

Six Stages of Revelation

God’s plan unfolds in six stages: vexation, revelation, hesitation, resignation, verification, exaltation, as seen with Mary (Luke 1:26-47). From troubled circumstances to joyful acceptance, believers experience God’s guidance. Trusting and obeying His voice…

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Chapter Eleven

God’s Will and Suffering

Suffering may come from others, life, ministry, Satan, or sin, yet align with God’s will. Positive attitudes (trust, joy) yield benefits like tested faith and spiritual growth. Unlike Jonah’s self-caused storm, Paul’s suffering showed God’s purpose.…

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Chapter Ten

Tried and Failed?

Missed God’s will? Recognize failure, repent, identify the misstep, correct errors, and seek new direction, as Jonah did. God forgives and redirects obedient believers. Examples like David show recovery is possible. By returning to God’s path through prayer and…

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Chapter Nine

A Biblical Model for Decision Making

A model for decisions includes praying, studying Scripture, seeking counsel, analyzing circumstances, and choosing wisely. Proverbs 16:9 emphasizes God directs steps. This process ensures choices align with God’s will, even in unclear situations. By…

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Chapter Eight

Questionable Practices

For practices not in Scripture like dancing, guidelines ensure they glorify God, avoid temptation, and respect others’ faith. Believers cultivate convictions, allow freedom, and resolve conflicts biblically. A “weaker brother” may stumble, so love limits liberty.…

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