New Creation Fundamentals

Anchor Text: 2 Cor 5:17

REFERENCES

1 A Living Witness Faith A.

Oyedepo
2 Exploring The Riches Of Dr. David
Redemption Oyedepo
3 The Dignity Of The Believer Faith Oyedepo
4 Salvation: The Way Of Escape Faith Oyedepo
5 You Are Welcome To God’s Faith Oyedepo
Family
6 Nurturing The Incorruptible Faith Oyedepo
Seed
7 Growing In Grace Faith Oyedepo
8 Releasing The Supernatural Dr. David
Oyedepo
9 The Believer’ Authority Kenneth E.
Hagin
1 Growing Up Spiritually Kenneth E.
0 Hagin

COURSE OBJECTIVES
 To stir up a desire for the miraculous as a lifestyle.
 To set the fire of God burning in the hearts of men for
exploits and impact Jer. 20:9, Rom.8:19
 To provoke the desire for a working knowledge of the Acts
of the Apostles in the present-day Covenant child.
 To expose the church to active and practical Christian
living
 To identify strengths and weaknesses of the Apostles in
order to build on their strengths and learn from their
weaknesses.
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  To show the purpose of Pentecost and how to maximize
the benefits therein.

NEW CREATION FUNDAMENTALS

TABLE OF CONTENTS
REFERENCES
COURSE OBJECTIVES

LECTURE ONE
Lesson One Introduction
Lesson Two Why New Birth
Lesson Three The Emergence Of The New Man

LECTURE TWO
Lesson Four What Really Happened At New Birth
Lesson Five Understanding Man’s Make-Up
Lesson Six Maximizing The Spirit

LECTURE THREE
Lesson Seven The Natural Man/The Spiritual Man
Lesson Eight Manifesting Your Sonship

LECTURE FOUR
Lesson Nine Instruments Of Your Manifestation
Lesson Ten Your Spiritual Resources

REVISION, QUESTION AND ANSWERS

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 LECTURE ONE
LESSON ONE
INTRODUCTION
When an individual receives Jesus and is born again of the
Spirit of God he instantaneously becomes a new creation in
Christ. His spirit man is reborn and God comes and dwells in
that person’ spirit in the form of the Holy Spirit (Ezekiel 36:26-
27, 2Cor 6:16). From that moment forth that person becomes a
Christian.

However, that is not where it ends. The person now needs to

learn more about his birth rights and begin to live in that
realm. This is more so because to remain in the natural realm
is to sentence oneself to a life of perpetual defeat, misery and
limitations in the hands of the enemy.

Assuredly, for a victorious Christian lifestyle, there are things

to know about our redemptive rights in Christ (Ephesians 1:15-
18).
For one, it is pertinent to say here that Christianity is not an
escape route to heaven, but a call to impactful living on the
earth.

DEFINITION OF TERMS
 NEW- this is an adjective used to describe a noun that has
never existed nor been seen nor heard of, but introduced
for the first time.
 CREATION- this means bringing into being or existence
something that has never been (Genesis 1:1).
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  FUNDAMENTALS- this is from the word “fundamental”
which refers to foundation; that which is of great
importance; that which serves as a starting point.
 NEW CREATION FUNDAMENTALS -therefore is
concerned with those things which form the foundation of
the new creation; which things must be learnt first
because they are of great importance. These consist of the
facts, truths and details of the new birth.

This course is designed to establish the reality of the new birth

in its spiritual concept, and how it positions the saved, and also
to communicate to the believer the virtues of salvation.

LESSON TWO

WHY NEW BIRTH?

Jesus said emphatically in John 3:7 “…ye must be born again.”
This presupposes the fact that the new birth is a necessity for
man, without which he cannot have access into the kingdom of
God.

But Why? What happened?

MAN, BEFORE THE FALL

1. Man was created with the life of God in him. He was created
in the image and likeness of God (Genesis 1:26a). Man was in
God’s class by virtue of Eternal life resident in man – Luke
3:38b

2. Man was made triune (spirit, soul and body) as the Godhead
or trinity (God the Father, God the Son and God the Holy Spirit)
(1 Thess. 5:23)

3. Man was subject only to the law of life and superior to the
law of death.

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4. Man was in fellowship with God on a daily basis (Genesis
3:8).
5. Man was highly spiritual (Genesis 2:25) and was more
conscious of his spiritual environment than the physical.
6. Man was master of the earth, superior to all of God’s
creation and shared God’ power by privilege of God (Genesis
1:28, Ps 8:3-4). Adam was someone God could delegate His
authority to, “…for the earth has He given to the sons of men”
(Ps 115:16).
7. Man was peaceful, confident and bold (Genesis 3:8-11). He
would boldly welcome God to a time of fellowship between God
and him with no form of fear whatsoever.
8. Man had access to the wisdom of God. Wherefore, the ways
of God were laid bare before him and he was able to walk in
the reality of them.
9. Man was a king and the earth was his domain. He reigned in
it by the wisdom of God deposited in him at creation

THE FALL OF MAN

“And the Lord God called unto Adam, and said unto him, where
art thou? And he said, I heard thy voice in the garden, and I
was afraid, because I was naked: and I hid myself” (Genesis
3:9-10).

Man afraid? Man naked? What happened? Sin! (Genesis 3:1-6).

God had to ask His man, “Who told thee that thou wast naked?
Hast thou eaten of the tree, whereof I commanded thee that
thou shouldest not eat? (Genesis 3:11).

That was it! Man had fallen! That was the beginning of man’s
problems, struggles, pains and sweat. God left man and the
devil took him over. Genesis 3:16-19, 23-24

Adam turned his legal dominion into the hands of God’s

enemy, the devil (Luke 4:5-6). This was a thwarting of God’s
plan. Man was now in complete bondage to the devil, including
all of God’s creation on the earth (Romans 8:20-22).
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MAN AFTER THE FALL
1. Man lost fellowship and legal standing with God (Genesis
3:8-11). This was spiritual death.
2. The law of sin and death set in (Romans 8:2). This brought
both spiritual and physical death. Man became mortal, and
doomed for death (Rom 5:12-13, Rom 6:23).
3. Man took on the nature of the devil. He became sin, not
just a sinner (2 Thess 2:3).He suddenly became a hater of
God, and rebellious towards God (Ephesians 2:2).
4. Man lost his life and received hatred and revenge: he lost
his faith and received hesitating, halting, stumbling
unbelief (Romans 11:32, John 12:37-40)
5. Man lost his rest, peace and joy (Isaiah 48:22).
6. Man became a servant to the devil, a slave to sin (Romans
6:6,12,16).
7. Man became carnal. He fell from the spiritual to the
physical. He went into a spiritual vacuum.
His five senses now dominated the things of the Spirit –
reducing his spiritual perception to nothing (Rom 8:6-8, 1Cor
2:14).

LESSON THREE
THE EMERGENCE OF THE NEW MAN
At the fallen state, man was without Christ, being aliens from
the commonwealth of Israel, and strangers from the
covenants of promise, having no hope, and without God in
the world (Eph 2:12).
At this state, man was held captive in the World where Satan
had the power of death; wherefore man’ position was
certainly desperate. Then, comes the unfolding of the
salvation plan of God.
SALVATION
“He sent his word, and healed them and delivered them
from their destructions” (Ps107:20)

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 “And the word was made flesh, and dwelt among us..” (John
1:14)

“And she shall bring forth a son, and thou shalt call his name
Jesus: for He shall save His people from their sins” (Matt
1:21)

“That if thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus,
and shalt believe in thine heart that God hath raised Him
from the dead, thou shalt be saved” (Rom 10:9).

When a man accepts Jesus as his personal savior and Lord

according to Rom 10:10, he is transformed into a new man
with an entirely different kind of life (2Cor 5:17). This is the
new birth (Rom 6:6, Eph 4:24, Col 3:10)

THE NEW MAN

1. The old nature of the devil characterized by corruption,
depravity and unregenerated spirit of man now gives way
to the new nature of God and man becomes the
righteousness of God in Christ Jesus (2Cor 5:21, Isaiah
54:14)
2. All that man lost as a result of the fall is now restored unto
him through the death and victorious resurrection of Jesus.
3. Man is recreated in Christ Jesus (Eph 2:10, 2Cor 5:17)
4. Man is absolutely set free from the bondage of satan (Col
1:13, Col 2:12-15).
5. Man is no longer in bondage to sin (Rom 6;6, 18, Rom 8:2).

LECTURE TWO
LESSON FOUR
WHAT REALLY HAPPENED AT NEW BIRTH?
JESUS TOOK YOUR PLACE – He was our Substitute in
Christ
You were the one that sinned. You were the one that was
supposed to die (Rom 6:23). You were the one who was
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supposed to go to hell. It was your blood that the devil wanted,
because “without shedding of blood, is no remission of sin”
(Heb 9:22).
But Jesus took your place on the cross. He offered himself and
sacrificed his life for you to be free and life as if you never
sinned. How He did it:

 He died in your place (Rom 5:8-9).

 He went to hell in your place (Ps16:10, Col 2:15)
 He shed His blood for you (Heb 9:12).

YOU ARE REDEEMED

“…and hast redeemed us to God by thy blood…And has made
us to unto our God, a kingdom of priest, and we shall reign on
the earth” (Rev 5:9-10).
By redemption:

1. You are set free from the devil’s slavery. Through the blood
of Jesus Rom 6:16, 1Pet 1:18-19, Eph1:7
2. You are purchased or bought back from the slave market of
sin; you are now God’ property (Acts 20:28, Rev 5:9-10)
3. You are purchased out of the World system (Gal 3:13).
The Legal Aspect of Redemption
The legal aspect of redemption is what God did for us in Christ.
It is in the past. For example,
 He was delivered for us (Rom 4:25).
 He died for our sins (1Cor15:3-4)
 He was made sin for us (2Cor5:21)
 He gave himself for us (Titus 2:14).

All the “in Him, with Him and by whom” realities of our new
birth constitute the legal aspects of our redemption. In the way
of justice, those issues are eternally settled.

The Vital Aspect

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This refers to what we really have now in Christ, that is, what
the Holy Spirit is doing in us today. When the vital aspect of
redemption is understood, we know what belongs to us in
Christ. This opens us up to our Sonship rights, and then we
learn to take our place and enjoy our privileges. These are:
1. You are a new creature (2Cor5:17-18)
2. Because Christ lives, you live too (John14:19)
3. No more condemnation (2 Cor. 3:5-11)
4. You are seated in heavenly places with Christ (Jn 3:31, Eph
1:20-21, Col.3:1)
5. You are free from sin and satan, to serve the living God
(Rom 6:11-13).
6. You have access to the Father (Eph 2:18)
7. You becomes God’ habitation (Eph 2:22)

YOU ARE RECONCILED TO GOD

“And you, that were (once) alienated and enemies in your
mind by wicked work, yet now hath He reconciled” (Col 1:21).

By your new birth you are now reconciled or brought back to

God (2Cor 5:5-21, Eph2:6, Col1:20-22). God out of His love for
you initiated that reconciliation (Heb 8:12), and decided not to
remember your sins anymore (Heb 10:17). You are now
accepted into God’s beloved for the following reasons:

1. You are now the righteousness of God and have the

capability to bring forth fruit unto God in newness of spirit and
not by your own righteousness (Rom7:4-6, Isaiah 64:6).
2. You can now stand before God without any fear or guilt
(Rom 8:1)
3. This righteousness is by faith (Gal 2:16, 2Cor 5:21)
4. Whatever Jesus is in the sight of God that is exactly what
you are. Such that when God looks at you, He sees Jesus
(1John 4:17, Col 3:3).

YOU ARE JUSTIFIED

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“And by Him all that believe are justified from all things...” Acts
13:39

Justification means standing before God, in Christ, as though

you never sinned. Consequently;

1. You now have peace with God (Rom 5:1)

2. God’ grace is now available to you for your own use (Rom
5:2, John 1:17).
3. You are no longer under condemnation (Rom 8:1). No one
can lay a charge against you (Rom 8:32-34).
4. You are glorified (Rom 8:30)

Therefore, beware of sin consciousness, which gives you a

sense of unworthiness and wretchedness before God. It keeps
you feeling guilty for those same sins which the blood of Jesus
has cleansed you from already when you accepted Him. Even
God does not remember, so you too must put them behind
(Isaiah 43:25).
To overcome sin consciousness, give yourself to the word of
God (Col 3:16)

YOU ARE BAPTISED INTO CHRIST

“For as many of you as have been baptized into Christ have
put on Christ” (Gal 3:27).
This is what is called IDENTIFICATION. The equivalent Greek
word is BAPTIZO from which the word BAPTISM came. This
means total immersion of one into another, i.e. dipping one
into another.
To be baptized into Christ means to be swallowed up in Christ,
completely lost in Him, so much so that nothing is seen of you
anymore (Acts 17:28, Gal 2:20, Col3:3, 1John 4:17, Phil 1:21).

It is this spiritual mystery that is re-enacted and demonstrated

in the physical act of water baptism.

Water Baptism
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1. Water baptism is a must for any born again child of God.
Jesus calls it the fulfillment of all righteousness. So, in His
coming to set example of God’ idea of the perfect man, had to
be baptized (Mt 3:13-17). So He commanded in Matt 28:19 “Go
ye, therefore, and teach all nations, baptizing them in the
name of the Father, Son and the Holy Spirit”.
2. Water baptism is complete and total immersion, not by
sprinkling. Jesus set the example for us to follow.
3. Water baptism is not for babies or children. A sense of
accountability and responsibility is required to appreciate and
appropriate the benefits of water baptism.

The Benefits
1. A unique door of revelation opens (Lk 3:21).
2. An expansion of your understanding of God (Acts 8:26-38).
3. Your spiritual ears pop open and you begin to hear from
heaven.
4. You begin to draw profiting from the scriptures.
5. You receive boldness that makes faith produce amazing
results.
As you come out of the water, it is your resurrection unto a
new realm and way of life. Old things are passed away, buried
with the old you that you dropped inside the water, just as
Jesus went into the grave, into hell, to drop your sins.

This identification with Jesus is the secret of Christian life and

victory.

LESSON FIVE
UNDERSTANDING MAN’S MAKE-UP
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 “And God said let us make man in our own image and
after our own likeness…And God created man in His
own image…” Gen.1:26, 27

Man was created in the image of God. It can however be said

that man is God’s copy. What God is, is what man must depict.
God is:

1. TRIUNE IN NATURE
“For there are three that bear record in heaven, the Father, the
Word and the Holy Spirit; and these three are one” (1Jn 5:7).

God is a triune being. The triune God made man in His own
image. So man must also be a TRIUNE BEING. This is confirmed
in 1Thes. 5:23
“And the very God of peace sanctify you wholly…spirit, soul
and body…”

2. A SPIRIT BEING
God is SPIRIT (Jn 4:24). Thus, man is essentially a SPIRIT
BEING. And since that which is born of the spirit is spirit (Jn 3:6)
and every one that is born again is born of God, so he is a spirit
in the order of God his Father in heaven who gave birth to him.
(Jn 1:12-13).

Now who is man?

MAN IS A SPIRIT, WHO POSSESSES A SOUL AND LIVES
IN A BODY.

This constitutes the triune nature of man. These three parts

are distinct in their functions and qualities, yet are inter-
related.

The Spirit of Man

The spirit of man is the real man. It is the part of him that
contains God’s life – the spiritual life (Gen 2:7).

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  Without the spirit, neither the soul nor the body can
function.
 The spirit expresses itself through the soul and the body.
 It is with the spirit that man connects and relates with God
(1Cor 2:14).

The REGENERATED spirit is sometimes referred to as;

 The inward man (2Cor 4:16, Job 32:8).
 The hidden man of the heart (1Pet 3:4).
 The new man (Eph 4:24, Col 3:10)

THE QUALITIES OF THE SPIRIT MAN

The clothing beauty and character of the spirit man is found in
Gal 5:22. They are;
 Love (Rom 5:5, 1Cor 13:13).
 Joy (Neh 8:10, Isaiah 12:3).
 Peace (Jn 14:27, Phil 4:7, Jn 16:33).
 Long suffering (Gal 6:9, 2Tim 2:3)
 Gentleness (Matt 10:16).
 Goodness (Ps 33:5, Ps23:6).
 Faith (Rom12:3, Heb 11:6, Hab 2:4)
 Meekness (1Tim 6:11, Ps 22:26, Titus 3:2)
 Temperance (Prov 25:28).

THE SOUL
The soul is comprised of the INTELLECT, the EMOTIONS and the
WILL.

The Intellect
This is the standardization tool of the natural man. Man relates
with the world with his intellect.

The Emotions
This is the realm of feelings – anger, fear, bitterness, joy, etc

The Will

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God has given man a will by which he has the absolute
prerogative to make choices (Deut 30:19).

THE BODY
The body of man is the dwelling place for both his spirit and his
soul. It is also referred to as the temple of the Holy Spirit (1Cor
3:16, 1Cor 6:19).
The body is the material part of man with which he relates with
the physical world around him. This he does via the FIVE
SENSES of;

 Sight(eyes)
 Smell (nose)
 Touch (hands)
 Taste (Tongue)
 Hearing (ears)

When the body dies, it returns to dust where it was taken from
(Gen 3:19), to be changed to immortality at rapture (1Thess
4:16-17).

LESSON SIX
MAXIMISING THE SPIRIT
You can make the most of God’s deposits in your spirit, soul
and body. As you maximize your spirit, you are able to
exercise more power in the spirit realm, thereby making great
impact on the earth.

Also, as you make more use of your mind, you are able to
produce more and better results.

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The same goes for the exercise of the five senses.

In summary, it is to the extent to which you maximize your

resources that your impact will follow commensurately.

HOW TO MAXIMIZE YOUR SPIRIT MAN

You can make your spirit highly productive by observing the
following practices;
 Study (2 Tim 2:15, 1Tim 4:13)
 Meditation – this is mental processing of ideas – (Josh1:8,
Ps1:3, 1Tim 4:15)
 Praying / singing in the spirit (Jude 20)
 Praise and Worship (Ps 67)
 Fasting – to subdue the flesh – (Isaiah 58, Isaiah 40:31)
 Walking in love (1Cor 13)
 Sharing the Word and Testimonies (Prov11:25)
 Keeping quality company (Prov 13:20)
 Exercising the spirit to witty (wisdom) inventions – writing,
singing etc (2Tim1:6)
 Quality relationship with God (Daniel 11:32).

MAXIMIZING THE MIND

Salvation is instant, but conquest of the mind is progressive.
Be informed that the conquest of the mind is the key to
receiving revelations from the Word through the spirit as the
mind is inspired by the Holy Spirit.

Be aware that revelation is simply a transfer of

knowledge from the spirit to the mind.

THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT THE MIND

 Before new birth, your mind had been programmed and
fed by the things of the World through culture, education,
traditions, peer groups, environment etc.
 Now that you are a new creature, your mind needs to be
renewed, reprogrammed and fed with spiritual, heavenly,
yea, kingdom of God stuff.
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  As a believer in Christ, you now have the mind of Christ,
but you need to stir it up to productivity to overcome the
former mind.

HOW TO MAXIMIZE THE MIND

 Get into the Word of God. The Word of God provides the
new World to which you now belong (John 1:1, 4, 9).
 Enrich your mind with quality information about other
people who have maximized their minds and have
something to show for it (Heb 6: 12).
 Walk with people who challenge, motivate and stir you up
(Prov 13: 20, Prov 27:17)
 Be spiritually minded (Col 3:1-2, Rom 8:5-6)
 Think! Think!! Think!!! Exercise your mind (Ps119:99,
1Tim4:15)

MAXIMISING YOUR SENSES

A man, especially a believer in Christ, can re-educate his
senses to appreciate, adopt and adapt to kingdom demands,
standards and tastes.
You can discipline;
 Your ears (Mk 4:24, John 8:47a, James 1:19)
 Your eyes (Prov 4:25, Matt 6:22)
 Your hands (Prov 12:24, Eccl 9:10)
 Your tongue (Prov 4:24, Prov18:21, Prov24:13)
 Your nose (Deut 4:28, Ps115:6)

LECTURE THREE
LESSON SEVEN

THE NATURAL MAN / THE SPIRITUAL MAN

THE NATURAL MAN – Its Qualities and Dispositions
By nature, the natural man is;
 A child of wrath (Eph 2:3)
 Spiritually dead (Rom 8:6)
 Without God i.e. Godless (Eph 2:11-13)
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  Without hope i.e. hopeless (Eph 2:11-13)
 Dead in trespasses (Eph 2:1-7)
 Separated from Christ (Eph 2:12)
 A member of the family of satan (Eph 2:2-3, John 8:44)
 Under condemnation (Rom 8:1)
 Not permitted to approach God (E PH 2:13-14).
This is who you were before meeting with and submitting to
Christ’s Lordship.
Good news! Now that you are born again, you have changed
nature from the natural to the spiritual.
THE SPIRITUAL MAN – Its Qualities and Dispositions
 A child of love (1John 4:7-8)
 Spiritually alive unto God (Rom 8:6,10)
 Full of hope of a glorious future (Col 1:25-29)
 Dead to sin, alive to righteousness (Rom 8:10)
 One with Christ (Rom 8:8-9, Gal 3:26-29)
 A member of the family of God (Eph 2:19)
 Justified and destined for heaven (1Thess 4:16-18)
 Seated with Christ in God’ presence (Col 3:1-3, Eph 2:4-6)
 In God’ image and likeness (Gen 1:26-28, 2Cor 3:17-18)
 He is a god (Ps 82:6, John10:34, Acts 14:11)
 He is a spirit (John 4:24, John 3:6)
 Seated in the heavenly places (Eph 2: 5-6, Col 3:1-2)
 He is a king and priest (1Pet 2:9, Rev 5:9-10)
 He is a saviour and deliverer after the order of Christ
(John14:12)
 An ambassador of Christ (2Cor5:20)
 He is God’ battle axe (Jer 51:20, Jer1:10).

LESSON EIGHT

MANIFESTING YOUR SONSHIP

“But as many as received Him, to them He gave power to
become the sons of God, even to them that believe on His
name” (John 1:12)

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The believer’s sonship came with power. In other words, it
takes power to manifest our sonship in Christ. However, the
question is “what purposes is the power meant to serve?”
POWER FOR WHAT?
 To liberate the whole creation of God from the bondage
of corruption (Rom 8:19-22).
 To heal the sick (Mk 16:17, James 5:13-15, Matt 10:1)
 To raise the dead (Lk 7:1-15)
 To publish the reality of Jesus Christ (Acts 1:8)
 To make impact in the lives of people (A8:5-8, Lk 4:36)
 To communicate the mysteries of the kingdom (Acts
2:14-41, Rom 15:17-20, 1Cor 2:12-13, Lk4:22).
 To multiply yourself in others (Gen 1:28, Deut 30:16
“that thou mayest live and multiply.
 To bring changes to people’ lives (Luke 2:340.
Remember, as a believer, you are for the rising of
many(Isaiah 9:2, Luke 2:34)
 To attain your destiny in God (Jer 1:5, Jer 29:11, Col
4:17).
MAXIMIZING YOUR SONSHIP THROUGH KINGDOM
STEWARDSHIP
 We are redeemed not to be served but to serve God and
the interest of His kingdom (Luke 22:27)
 We are called as believers to promote and advance God’s
kingdom first as our lifestyle (Matt.6:33)
 Kingdom stewardship is on the platform of soul winning
and kingdom advancement prayers.
 Every believer has the ministry of reconciliation in
reaching the lost to see them saved and established in
Christ and in His Church (2 Cor.5:17-20)
 Maximizing your sonship with proofs is when you are on
the go for Jesus (Mk.16:20)

LECTURE FOUR
LESSON NINE

INSTRUMENTS OF YOUR MANIFESTATION

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1.KNOWLEDGE (Prov 24:4-5, Dan 11:32, Hosea 4:6)
2. UNDERSTANDING (Prov 17:27, Prov 21:16)
3. WISDOM (Isaiah 33:6, Isaiah 11:2-3, Prov 8:12)
4. SPIRIT OF EXCELLENCE (Dan 4:18, Dan 6:3, Gen 41:38-
39)
5. THE MANIFOLD WISDOM OF GOD (Eph 3:10).
6. BOLD SPEAKING AND CONFIDENCE (Josh 1:6, Isaiah
30:15, Isaiah 32:17)
All these will come through insights and revelations as you
enter into a dedicated communion with God through praise,
worship, praying in the spirit etc.

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 LESSON TEN
YOUR SPIRITUAL RESOURCES
1. COVENANT MENTALITY
A very clear understanding of the covenant will make you
great on the earth (Deut 8:7-10, Deut 8:18, Gen 12:2-3, Gen
13:2, Jer33:25-26, Gen 8:2022, Ps 89:34).
2. WORD ADDICTION (Acts 6:4, Ps119:162)
3. SPIRITUAL EXERCISES such as READING (anointed books
and other materials), HEARING (anointed teachings on tapes
and at conferences and seminars), SEEKING (via video tapes of
anointed, word loaded messages)
4. PRAISE / THANKSGIVING / WORSHIP (Ps 67:3-6, Ps 92:1-
10)
5. SEPARATION (2 Cor 6:14)
6. COMMUNICATING YOUR FAITH (Philemon 6, Prov 11:25,
Matt 28:18-20).
7. DEDICATION (Prov 22:29, 1Chro 29:2-3,, 2Kings 2:1-14).
8. APPRENTICESHIP / FOLLOWERSHIP (2Kings 2:1-14, Deut
34:9,
Josh 1:1-2).
9. IMPARTATION (Deut 34:9, 2Kings 2:1-14)
10. ACCOUNTABILITY TO GOD AND TO MAN (1Sam 2:27-
35, Eph 6:5-6)
11. INTEGRITY (be as good as your word) (Prov 11:3, Job 1:1).
12. CONSISTENCY (James1:2-4, Gal 6:9, Matt 10:22, Heb
10:26-39)

REVISION, QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

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