Who is JESUS?
What is the work of THE HOLY SPIRIT in the believer?
How does a man live the life of RIGHTEOUSNESS?
What does it truly mean to be FILLED WITH THE HOLY SPIRIT?
How should a believer deal with sin?
What is the NATURE and POSTURE of the human heart before God?
What are the conditions for living a life of sustained victory?

These are the CORE MATTERS and the things the believer has business with.

The believer was never designed to have anything to do with self-improvement schemes, prosperity ideologies, or pathways to personal comfort.

Christianity is a CALL, a COMMUNION, and a CONSECRATION.

The believer’s curriculum is not written by culture, trends, or economic systems, but in the Scriptures and enforced by the demands of the Kingdom.

Yes, the believer needs money and we are not denying that we need provision, but we must restore the balance that the modern Church has dangerously lost which is:

The believer is not saved to make money, but to save souls.

Every legitimate pursuit, every vocation, every skill, and every resource must ultimately bow to this mandate. If what we are doing does not translate into the advancement of the Gospel, the winning of souls, and the establishment of the Kingdom of God in dark places, then it is outside the curriculum of Christ.

This message may sound unpopular, extreme, or even senseless to a generation intoxicated with success and visibility, but this is the truth of the Kingdom.

The Kingdom does not revolve around comfort; it revolves around obedience. It is not driven by profit; it is propelled by purpose. It is not sustained by applause; it is advanced by sacrifice.

Until the Church returns to this understanding, we will produce wealthy believers with empty altars, busy Christians with no burden for souls, and loud ministries with little eternal impact.

The call of Christ is: “Follow Me, and I will make you fishers of men.”

That is the believer’s business and that is the Kingdom’s agenda.