In this lesson, Pastor Dale discusses the importance taking time to incline our spiritual ears to hear what the Word of God is saying to us, rather than just memorizing scriptures or "hearing" with our natural ears alone. To truly “hear" the Word is to understand, believe, agree with, and receive that Word as your own. The Word of God is alive and active, but we must become skillful in hearing and receiving that Word into our lives if we are to reap the full benefits.

In this lesson, Pastor Dale teaches on the difference between receiving a "logos" vs. a "rhema" word from God. In the simplest of terms, logos is the written or spoken Word of God, while rhema is a logos word "activated" or quickened in us by the Holy Spirit. With rhema comes a deeper level of revelation and power. A rhema word becomes the "sword of the Spirit", guiding, instructing, and defending the believer against the enemy.

In this lesson, Pastor Dale discusses the role of the Holy Spirit in bringing increased revelation to the born-again believer. When God brought us into His kingdom through the new birth, He put within us the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit helps us in many ways, especially in the areas of seeing and knowing the Truth.

In this lesson, Pastor Dale teaches on the significance of our being "positioned" to receive greater revelation from God. His desire is for ALL His children to grow in the knowledge and understanding of Him. However, not all will. This is no fault of God. Rather, a lack of growth is due to action - or inaction - on the part of the believer. By showing interest in, paying attention to, and honoring the revelation we have already received, we position ourselves to receive more from God.

In this introductory lesson, Pastor Dale discusses how revelation knowledge is the key to advancing in our Christian walk. God desires for His children to learn and grow. However, we must be "open to know" before He will reveal more to us.

In this lesson, Pastor Dale teaches on how, as born-again believers, our voices have the ability to release the power of God as we praise Him and profess His Word. Expressive paise lays the foundation for the strength of God to be made manifest in our lives, while profession sows His Word into our hearts as seed, positioning us to reap a harvest. Spiritual things are voice-activated, and the voice of the believer has tremendous potential to impact the earth for the glory of God.

In this message, Pastor Dale discusses the two prayers Paul gives in his letter to the Ephesians. As modern day believers, we, too, can benefit from praying as Paul did for our own churches - and for ourselves. By doing so in faith, we can expect to come to know AND experience the hope, inheritance, and greatness of God's power that has been made available to us in Christ.

In this final lesson of the series, Pastor Dale emphasizes the importance of believers following the inward peace of God, rather than fleshly emotions, using the biblical accounts of David and Saul as examples. The enemy will push us to respond to circumstances based on our emotions, often using fear, rage, anxiety, and the like to pressure us into making hasty choices. In contrast, the Lord always leads with peace and joy. Choosing to follow His peaceful guidance keeps us from fleshly decisions and assures we stay on HIS course for our life.