Bible Studies

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The area of doctrinal study that I have chosen for my life's work comes under the Revelation/Inspiration doctrine. In 1999, just 6 months after giving my life to Jesus, the Holy Spirit had me do a topical study on faith, hope, and love, which he helped me form into an outline which included approx. 150 Scriptures. A book was started using all the information that was gathered, but not much was accomplished as a new believer; I had some growing to do first. In 2010, I broke the outline down into article sized chunks and have been writing and posting these online for the past year, gaining a huge following in the process. These articles are about faith, hope, and love, and of how Jesus can take you from the mess you once were, and turn you into the person He created you to be, and the kind of person you know in your heart that you really want to be.

Revelation, because in these articles, and in and with my own life, I want to reveal a Jesus you might never see, unless you surrender all to Him. I also reveal Satan in all his evilness and how he wants to keep you chained with one foot in the grave. Inspiration, because I want inspire others to give Jesus everything, using all the experience that I have been given through watching Jesus take me from a man with a death wish, to a man with a passion for life. Through the Spirit, I want to encourage, inspire, and down-right illuminate others with the light of truth that is Jesus. I want the world to know Jesus in all His glory, as He passes that glory on to each individual that wants Him to make their lives something special for Him. As Jesus has inspired me, I want to greatly inspire others in the same way.

The more I learn about Jesus through experience, not just also through books and the Bible, the more I can impart to others. I am able to explain Scripture in a way that surprises even me at times, so the more I know about that Scripture, the more I can show others the truth of Jesus. 1 Corinthians 13:13 is the launching point for my ministry. I have found that hope follows faith, and love follows hope; as you grow as a believer, I believe that you must grow in this order. As you come to know Jesus more and more, you will find that you must go through the first two steps of faith and hope before you get to the culmination of love for Jesus, yourself and others.

The resources I would use for studying this doctrine would be anything that tells the truth about what it covers. It must be the truth bound by the entire Word of God before I would use its contents in whatever fashion I would need to make a clear message about the topic at hand.

A church I once attended (Assembly of God – Pentecostal) had two doctrinal statements that reflect the kind of ministry I want to see grow – "Pursue God Fervently

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