Kingdom Module

In this session (recorded live lecture - 9th December 2025), we introduce the Kingdom of God as the central message of Jesus and lay the foundations for understanding what it really means.

In this session, we look at Jesus as the King of the Kingdom and why the Kingdom of God cannot be understood apart from His rule and authority.

This lesson explores the nature of God’s kingdom and shows that it is not mainly about outward rules, rituals or religious observance, but about righteousness, peace and joy in the Holy Spirit.

In this session, we explore the relationship between the church and the kingdom of God, showing how they are closely connected but not the same.

In this session, we look at kingdoms in conflict and develop a biblical understanding of spiritual warfare. Rather than treating it as something dramatic or unusual, this teaching shows how the conflict between the kingdom of God and the kingdom of darkness is often worked out in the everyday battles of temptation, accusation, fear, deception, division, and doubt.

This lesson explores Jesus’ parables of the kingdom and what they reveal about life under God’s rule. Looking at some of the best-known parables in the Gospels, it shows how the kingdom grows, what it is worth, how people enter it, and how kingdom citizens are meant to live.

This session (recorded live lecture - 7th Janaury 2026) introduces the theme of restoration through the book of Nehemiah and shows how the rebuilding of Jerusalem points beyond Israel’s history to God’s bigger purpose.

This session (part 2 of a recorded live lecture - 7th January 2026) continues the theme of restoration in Nehemiah by showing how the rebuilding of Jerusalem points forward to what God is restoring in His church today.

This final session working through Nehemiah (recorded live lecture - 7th January 2026), taught by John Wilson, focuses on the reality of opposition to God’s kingdom, drawing from Nehemiah to show how spiritual resistance works and how believers should respond.

This session introduces the subject of the end times and the return of Christ, setting out a clear biblical framework for understanding what Scripture actually teaches. It explains that while many people speculate about prophecy, believers are called to be grounded in God’s word, not driven by fear, sensationalism, or guesswork.

This second session on the end times looks at what follows Christ’s return, especially death, resurrection, judgment, heaven, and hell. It explains that believers need not fear death, because those who belong to Christ have the hope of resurrection, a new body, and eternal life with him.