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In session 6 of Healing School 2022, guest teacher, Mike Hensley, discusses the importance of having God's word as the foundation of our faith for healing. God cannot lie. His word and His promises - including the promise of healing - are unchanging, consistent, and applicable to ALL believers.

In session 5 of Healing School 2022, Pastor Dale discusses how God created mankind to have dominion in the earth. Although the first man, Adam, gave up this dominion at the Fall, Jesus restored our authority over all the works of the devil, including sickness, through His finished work at the cross.

In this session of Healing School 2022, Pastor Dale discusses how the sacrificial death of Jesus not only provided forgiveness of sin, but also healing for our physical bodies. Not only did Jesus take our sin upon Himself at the cross, He also bore our sicknesses and pain. Believers should not identify themselves as "the sick". Instead, by the stripes of Jesus we are "the healed".

Session 3 of Healing School 2022 opens with a powerful testimony from Pat and Carol Krueger. Pastor Dale then teaches on the importance of finding - and staying connected to - the right place for healing. As seen in the ministry of Jesus, the spirits of doubt and unbelief can hinder and even block the flow of healing. Seek out prayer partners, churches, and ministries who will build up your faith...

In Session 2 of Healing School 2022, Pastor Dale opens with two medically documented healing testimonies from Jennifer Roberts. Pastor then teaches on the importance of creating and maintaining the right "atmosphere" for healing. Like a seed, our faith for healing requires the right conditions to grow and flourish. Believers must protect both their inward and outward atmospheres, especially when e...

In the first session of Healing School 2022, Pastor Dale establishes the importance of building our faith for healing on the foundation of God's word and NOT on mere tradition. Contrary to what many have been taught to believe, scripture confirms that God's nature and will is - and always been - to heal. In addition to Pastor's teaching, Kenny and Pam Hughes share their personal testimony of Kenny...

In the final session of this series, Pastor Dale teaches on the "little fox" of doubt. Satan’s goal is to sow doubt in the believer's mind regarding the things God has spoken. Doubt and faith cannot coexist, as one will always choke out the other. God's children should guard against being moved out of their position of faith by the presence of negative circumstances or by the temptation to "make s...

In this lesson, Pastor Dale teaches on the "little fox" of slackness. In order for our faith to be effective, it must be active. Stagnant, idle faith does not produce results. God is not slack in doing His part, and we should not be slack in doing ours. We maintain an active faith through hearing, speaking, meditating in, and acting on the word of God.

In this lesson, Pastor Dale discusses the "little fox" of complaint. Scripture gives us many examples of the dangers of murmuring and grumbling, especially against God and His word. Complaining is not the language of faith. If left unchecked, complaining can become a habit that produces agitation in our hearts and minds, ultimately choking out our harvest of faith.

In this session, Pastor Dale teaches on the "little fox" of impatience. Like planting seeds in anticipation of reaping a harvest, receiving by faith requires patience. Often, the manifestation of what we are believing for happens in steps and stages. Don't forfeit your harvest of faith to the little fox of impatience by being unwilling to wait.

In this lesson, Pastor Dale discusses the "little fox" of strife. If allowed to go unchecked, strife creates an atmosphere of conflict, confusion, and disorder where our harvest of faith cannot grow. As with Lot and Abram, strife may even lead to division and separation from one's source of blessing.

In this session, Pastor Dale teaches on the "little fox" of negative emotions. When left unchecked and allowed to rule, negative emotions can hinder or destroy our harvest of faith. However, as children of God, we are not to be ruled by our emotions. We are to live by the Spirit.

In this session, Pastor Dale teaches on the "little fox" of condemnation, explaining the differences between the conviction of the Holy Spirit and the condemnation of the Enemy. Condemnation pronounces a "guilty" sentence and can hinder the ability to receive by faith by causing one to believe he or she is unworthy or unfit. Conviction, in the other hand, sheds light on areas that need attention a...

Pastor Dale introduces the series and discusses how the Enemy sometimes uses seemingly small, insignificant things to delay, hinder, or even destroy the harvest of one's faith. One example of these "little foxes" is wrong thinking in relation to a true understanding of the message revealed through God's word. Tradition and misguided teaching can leave believers with a revelation that is inaccurate...

In the final session of this series, Pastor Dale teaches on the importance of staying strong in faith in order to "occupy" and maintain possession of what we have received from the Lord. Satan will always try to retake the ground he has lost in a believer's life. Stand strong, stay on guard, and be ready at all times to resist him!

In this session of "Take Possession", Pastor Dale teaches on how patience is a necessary ingredient that must be mixed with faith in order to fully receive the promises of God. Faith + patience produces endurance that allows the believer to stand firm and unwavering while waiting for the manifestation of that for which he or she is believing.

In this session, Pastor Dale discusses the significance of covenant in receiving God's promised blessings. God always works through covenant, and covenant is what gives us, as His children, the right to receive.

In this session, Pastor Dale builds on his previous lesson by using Caleb from the Bible as an example to explore what it means to "wholly" follow God. Ultimately, how we choose to follow Jesus - wholly vs. half-heartedly - makes a difference in what we receive.

In this session, Pastor Dale teaches on how we are responsible for determining the level on which we receive. To reap the fullness of God's inheritance for us, we must pursue Him and His Kingdom WHOLE-heartedly. As illustrated by Jesus in His parable of the sower, the level of harvest we receive from the Word (the seed) is directly connected to the response and condition of our heart (the soil).

In this session, Pastor Dale discusses the importance of taking time to intentionally remember the covenant and faithfulness of God. Time and again in scripture, the Lord commands His people to remember His word. A mind stirred to remember the faithfulness of God and His covenant will be ready to receive and possess everything He promises - no matter how great the opposition.

In this session, Pastor Dale discusses how the children of God are qualified to be partakers of a rich inheritance. However, just as Israel had to overcome giants before possessing their Promised Land, new covenant saints must also overcome personal giants in order to receive all God has promised them. Although Satan always opposes God's will for His children, believers have the authority and abil...

God has given His children many benefits as part of the new covenant, yet believers will still face opposition from the enemy in possessing what is rightfully theirs. In this session, Pastor Dale explains some of the reasons why God allows this opposition to occur and discusses ways to overcome such resistance.

In this introductory lesson, Pastor Dale discusses the believer's role in possessing his or her divine inheritance. While God has freely given numerous blessings and benefits to His children, believers must be willing to take action and reach out to receive what the Lord has provided.