Archippus Awakening Kingdom101

Who is really boss in your life? When does a blessing become a bait? Can we have success without suffering? What does it mean to worship God only and why is it important? Henson deals with these challenging questions through the 3rd temptation of Jesus in Matt 4:8-10.

What was the second temptation of Jesus in Matt 4:5-7 all about? And what does it mean for believers today? Serving as a Twister Warning System, Henson highlights dangers and deceptions as the Word of God continues to be twisted and perverted. Truly, the old serpent has no new tricks. Be warned and be alert!

It's bread talk as the devil tempts the Bread of Life to turn stones into bread. Henson examines four sub-points within this first temptation of Jesus and finally issues the challenge not to only be talking about bread but to live by the Word of God.

Henson unpacks Matt 4:1-2 in this introductory session to the temptation of Jesus in the wilderness. This foundational teaching brings perspective to understanding the seasons of wilderness, the need for tests and why God allows temptations.

If you need a quick summary of what has been covered over 16 sessions, this is it! Taking a pit stop, Henson presents main points from more than 16 hours of teaching in just 30 minutes! For some, it's a review; for others, it's a preview. Either way, it's a great opportunity to catch up on the journey so that you are ready to join us as we continue the KINGDOM101 expository journey.

"Sun Sand Surf"? Jesus was definitely not baptised at the beach but in the River Jordan. Listen to this teaching as Henson unpacks the Father's declaration over Jesus in Matt 3:16-17 and challenges all not to be beach bum believers but God pleasers!

What does Wally have to do with the baptism of Jesus by John the Baptist? This teaching based on Matt 3:13-17 is all about identification. Because of what the Messiah identified with, we get to identify with Him and are identified by Him! Question is, "Do we identify with and accept our kingdom assignments?" Will you be God's Wally?

Launching from Matt 3:11, Henson introduces the Holy Spirit as God's Kingdom Immersion Programme for all who believe in Jesus the Messiah and King. Whatever our tradition or experience, one thing is clear: The Body of Christ needs the Holy Spirit! Don't miss the prophetic significance of this teaching/message as Archippus Awakening celebrates our very first year.

The Jews prided themselves as descendants of Abraham. Unfortunately, heritage, institutional religion and tradition can harden and deaden. If we are not careful, it can happen to us too. Thankfully, God is still in the business of turning stones to sons through faith in Jesus Christ, by the power of the Holy Spirit. Through this teaching on Matt 3:7-10, Henson challenges all believers to ponder the questions, "Who is your FATHER?", "What is your FAITH based on?" and "Is your faith bringing forth FRUIT?"

John the Baptist was a fiery preacher with a fiery message. God's wrath and hell fire are not exactly popular topics to address but no less relevant and needed in these last days. In this teaching, Henson unpacks John's references to fire and brings kingdom implications for believers of Jesus the Messiah.

The very first word of John the Baptist's message was "Repent!" Henson handles a topic that is not popular today but still relevant and much needed. He examines and exposes attractive but deceptive statements prevalent in certain Christian circles, and then presents what biblical repentance is truly about.

God breaks prophetic silence with the appearance of John the Baptist. This survey of Matt 3:1-12 explores nine points about John and what we can learn from this voice in the wilderness. It challenges those who consider themselves people of God to examine if they are prepared and ready; and in turn, making others ready too. Note: We apologise for the change in audio quality at 59" mark, affecting the conclusion of the message.

Matt 2:19-23 brings the opening two chapters of Matthew to a close. It sets the scene for the growing up years of young Jesus as He is prepared for His Messianic assignment. In this teaching, Henson Lim shares seven points about how the exposures, experiences and environment in our lives shape and prepare us towards our kingdom assignments.

How do we understand the evil that God allows in this world? Matt 2:16-18 is about Herod killing innocent children, but it also contains a message of hope and restoration. Against the Herodian backdrop that still exists today, don't miss the prophetic significance in this passage and how we are respond to participate in God's sovereign plan.

From Matt 2:13-15, Henson explores Joseph's 'wake up call' and how that contributes to a much larger prophetic move of God in Jesus. This results in a 'take out call' that leads to a 'sent out call'. A powerful message that challenges every believer to respond to his or her own wake call and be a part of what God is doing in these days.

In this teaching, be challenged to understand what biblical worship really is, beyond music and song. Henson Lim explores the largely misunderstood topic of WORSHIP through Matt 2:1-12 and presents seven aspects for practical application and living.

Would you go the distance for Jesus and His Kingdom? It all depends if you are insecure, indifferent or interested. Allow Henson to challenge you as he explores the all too familiar Christmas passage in Matthew 2:1-12.

What is the significance of the names of JESUS and IMMANUEL in Matt 1:21-23? With familiarity, believers may have taken these for granted and missed the bigger picture. Henson Lim provides the background and context, and challenges all to live for the KING who both saves and stays.

Messianic missions can be messy. Henson Lim shares five observations and lessons from Matt 1:18-20 that will help us rightly position ourselves as we go about our kingdom assignments for Jesus the Messiah.

The genealogy in Matt 1:1-17 shows us that everything points to Jesus the Messiah, the new genesis. In Him, we have been grafted into the richness and fullness of this royal heritage. No longer do we need to look backwards and keep blaming our past. We can look forward because of who we are and what we have in Christ!