Apostle Dr. T.L. Elliott

Conclusion of teaching on Micah 7:14-20. Text addresses a petition to the LORD GOD to continue to pastor HIS people in-spite of their faults and bring them back to a place of righteousness in HIM, by way of HIS character.

James 1:2-4, Message regarding how living a life directed towards being in the divine character of GOD is purposed for our perfecting (spiritual maturing, wholeness) in HIM.

Continuation of teaching on The Purpose of Divine Character, with a focus on "How one gets (obtains) divine character." Supporting scriptures are as follows: Acts 16:31; Rom 5:3-5; 12:2; 2 Cor 5:17; Ex 20:7; 2 Pet 1:5-7

2 Sam 22:21-28: Message that addresses how the character of the LORD GOD is what we must strive to reflect in our inner man, so that we do not become deceived by a desire to develop our outer self (human nature/character) and think we are in good standing with the LORD.

Continuation of teaching on Micah Chapter 7, with a focus on verses 7-13. Scripture articulates the repentance of "Israel" and how The LORD's intent will be to deliver them, while dealing with their enemies in HIS judgment.

Teaching on common terms associated with the episcopacy, as they impact the function of the church/ministry.

Micah 7:1-6: Teaching on how the spirit of deception by unrighteous individuals will lead others to fall away from the righteousness of the LORD GOD, which will ultimately lead to HIS judgment.

Continuation of message regarding the putting on the Armour (character) of the LORD GOD. Focus of message was on Ephesians 6:14-19 and how the Armour (Character) defends, breaks and builds the character of the LORD GOD within us.

A continuation of teaching on the subject of Divine Character. The focus of the teaching was to determine, "How to obtain Divine Character?" Scriptures focused on: Matt 6:33; Rom 13:14; John 17:6; 2Pet 1:3-4; 1Pet 3:8

Ephesians 6:10-19: Message regarding Believers putting on the Full Armor (equipment/characteristics) of GOD as it is designed to defend those who are operating in HIS character. Message focused on verses 10-13.

Conclusion of teaching on Micah Chapter 6, focusing on verses 9-16. Text identifies the conflict the LORD has with the people of Israel. The sins and iniquities of the city of Israel produces Godly consequences/judgments. The cause of their judgment is for their unrighteous faults and systems.

Eph 1:3-6, 11; Gen 1: 26-28: Message clarifying what is divine purpose, how to fulfill divine purpose and how our purpose is meant to work with our divine assignment.

Continuation of teaching om Micah 6:5-9, and what is our prayer to being in the presence of the LORD ans the requirement for HIS grace.

Teaching on the foundation of the Church and Episcopacy.

Continuation in teaching on the divine character of the LORD GOD and how, when we invest in it, we should be active with what the character produces. The characteristics addresses in the text are: mercy, kindness, humbleness, meekness, long-suffering, forbearing, forgiving, and charity.

Micah 6:1-4: Teaching on the LORD GOD's complaint (issue, quarrel, dispute) against HIS people for not having a complaint against their pagan worship.

Teaching focused on why one needs divine character in their life. Supporting scriptures: Jn1:12; 14:13, 16; 1Jn 3:9; Rom 8:29; 2Cor 6:18; Heb 13:5; 1Cor 15:13; Heb 13:5; Tit 2:14

Col 3:10-17, Message regarding spiritually dressing the "inner-man" in the character of GOD, for the greater good of self and others and how we must see it from the spiritual perspective of it being a "spiritual investment" vs a "natural outfit" that we put on and take off.

Teaching on what it meas to have "Divine Accountability" as a Believer in the Body of Christ.

Conclusion of teaching on Micah Ch 5, with a focus on verses 12-15, clarifying how the LORD will deliver HIS remnant of people.

Continuation of teaching on Micah Ch5, with a focus on verses 7-11 as they articulate how the LORD GOD will deliver HIS remnant of people.

Teaching on the meaning of the name "Jonah" as it appears in the Bible from the background of the Hebraic culture.

Teaching on the meaning of the name "Mordecai" as it appears in the Bible from the background of the following cultures and dialects: Sumerian, Babylonian, Persian, and Hebrew.

Teaching on the meaning of the name "Vashti"as it appears in the Bible from the background of the Hebraic and Persian cultures.

Conference message on the subject of prayer as to how we as Believers and Prayer warriors should effectively pray for others and how to posture our prayer relationship with the LORD to be effective for ourselves. 1Thess 5:14-18; 1Tim 2:1-3, 8