How do we, as faithful believers, navigate the spiritual climate we find ourselves in? As the world increasingly pushes back against the church, we need to have conversations around current issues the church is facing and equip every believer to discern the changing tide. #BeEquipped is a series of discussions with partnering church leaders, offering a biblical perspective on a wide range of theological and leadership questions.
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Sessions
- Is Catholicism Making a Comeback?
- What Is Good Bible Teaching?
- What Is Happening With Gen Z?
- Continuationism or Cessationism?
- Can Churches Sing Bethel’s Songs?
- Does Worship Draw God’s Presence?
- How to Leave Church Well
- United but Different
- Dealing with Church Hurt – A Matthew 18 Response
- Love, Justice & Perseverance
- Trial by Media
- Bad Leaders, False Accusations & the Fight for Truth in the Church
- Drift & Repentance
- Leading a Spirit-Led Meeting
- Can a Christian Have a Demon?
- Speaking in Tongues
- Repenting for Others
- Church Clicks
- The Songs We Sing
- Is It A Sin Not to Tithe?
- Figuring Out the Festivals
- Sexual Sin in the Church
- Obedient Disobedience
- Diversity in Leaders
- When Elders Clash
- Don’t Judge Me
- Q&A on the Prophetic
- What Ravi Taught Us
- Cancel Culture
- The Popularity Problem
- Spirit-led Church
- Kingdom Now – Part 2
- Kingdom Now – Part 1
- Principles vs Promises
- Marijuana Legalisation & the Church
- When God Feels Far Away
- When Your Church Goes Through Transition
- The Church’s Responsibility to the Poor
- When Your Pastor Goes Rogue
Sessions
Why a new generation of believers is becoming Catholic.
Have we let culture define what good preaching looks like?
How can we reach and lead this generation to Jesus?
Can we separate the song from the source?
If God is always present, what is the manifest presence of God?
Is there a right, biblical way to go when you must leave your church?
How do we build strong, united partnership, even in our differences?
What the Bible says about our reaction to offence, conflict, and disagreement.
Understanding God’s true nature for faith that leads to salvation.
God’s process for finding truth vs the court of public opinion.
God’s way to navigate accusations of wrongdoing within the church.
How can saints and churches remain faithful to God’s ways?
Are we making room for God to move in our meetings?
A look at deliverance and our authority in Christ.
What is the gift of tongues, and why should I desire it?
Is it possible to repent of the sins of those who came before us, or is it pointless?
Online church enables us to reach more people than ever before but is it real church?
Should we avoid songs that come from those we disagree with theologically?
Has God commanded us to tithe, and is it still relevant today?
Easter, Christmas, Lent and Halloween are festivals that many celebrate. Which can we agree to disagree about?
Why tolerating sexual sin is satan’s silent strategy to disarm the church.
When the nation’s laws are at odds with the commands of God, who do we obey?
Should church leadership be representative of different groups?
Why accountability is not others meddling in your life.
Addressing common questions about the prophetic.
Tackling the tough questions when Christian leaders fall.
How should Christians navigate the murky waters of Cancel Culture without sinking into its demonic undertow?
Should popularity be the goal of the modern church?
How do we as leaders lead so that we follow the Holy Spirit?
What is ‘Dominion theology’ and its role within Kingdom Now theology?
Discussions around issues relating to understanding the Kingdom of God.
Taking a look at how we should interpret prophesies, principles and promises from the Old Testament as New Testament believers.
How we as Christians should be 'in the world' but not 'of it'.
What can we do in those times when God feels far away? Andrew Selley shares his keys on how to draw near to God.
How to navigate a transition in church leadership.
What does the Bible say about the church's responsibility to the poor?
What do we do when we find ourselves in a church where the leader has become a law unto himself?
