The focus of this category is teachings centered around justification. Our qualification for anything that God has to give is never a matter of personal efforts or adherence to the law. We refute the idea that individuals must strive to earn acceptance or peace with God (to be saved or after they are saved!). Additionally, we stress that justification secures more than forgiveness of sins or "going to heaven when you die." It secures our position before God as sons and heirs, accepted in the Beloved as His coheirs. We refute false teachings that encourage believers to work to "earn" what is already theirs by faith in Christ.

In this category, you'll find videos discussing sanctification. It is crucial to get this right: Our sanctification is a Person, not a process! Sanctification is something accomplished by Christ and is ours because of our union with Him. Our teaching stresses the enjoyment of the benefits of the sanctification Christ accomplished, which is scripturally referred to as “washing and renewing” in contrast to traditional teachings that teach “progressive sanctification” as a matter of striving and commandment keeping, or what Paul would call, “seeking to be perfected in the flesh.” Renewal is enjoyed in fellowship with Christ which is made effectual through the “acknowledging of every good thing that is in us in Christ.”

These videos focus on the truth that Christ presents Himself to us as our ultimate reward. They cover topics related to the BEMA seat and its celebratory nature (free from any reference to sin). We root our understanding of rewards in the full teaching of Justification and teach against the notion of putting God in our debt through service. While there are rewards awaiting believers, they are based on the Lord’s generosity, and they are for those who understand and operate in grace. We refute the teachings that keep sons of God working as slaves from the “carrot stick” (reward and punishment) motivation of law. In grace, service motivated by fear and covetousness is ruled out as wood hay and stubble, and the true service is the enjoyment of our position as sons, which becomes a mutually enjoyed feast in this age and the age to come.

This category addresses and refutes false theological systems and doctrines, such as misconceptions about covenants, distortions of grace and faith, and erroneous religious teachings that distract from the centrality of Christ. The perspective is "Pauline" and "dispensational," emphasizing the grace of God for the Gentiles and the sufficiency of Christ in all aspects of the Christian life.

These videos explore the Old, New, and Everlasting Covenants, prophetic truths, and the distinct roles of the Church and Israel in God's plans. They distinguish between different covenants and their significance in salvation, highlighting the unique role of the Church while acknowledging God's future purpose and role for the nation Israel. Understanding the nature of the Covenant that the Father made with the Son as the basis of our salvation our life and our destiny and distinguishing it from covenants made between Christ and the nation of Israel is crucial for having a thorough grasp of grace and allowing it to really touch every area of life.

This category focuses on the New Testament ministry given by the Ascended Christ to the body of Christ for its edification. It covers Paul's role as a wise master builder, the stewardship of the mystery, and the gifts for building up the Church. Additionally, it delves into the high priesthood of Christ, who nourishes believers with Himself and speaks to what "genuine service" consists of in the New Testaement in contrast to the dead works of religion.

Bible Study videos focus on tools and approaches to engage the word and maintain a Christ centered focus when handling the word. They emphasize the importance of recognizing core theological concepts in the Bible, such as grace, redemption, and faith in Jesus Christ. These videos encourage the use of study tools to explore the Word comprehensively, and they stress the value of having a direct, personal relationship with God through scripture. Viewers are urged to discern between true and false teachings and to cultivate spiritual maturity by studying the Bible independently, led by the Holy Spirit.