This teaching is from the 2025 Northern Area Pentecost Picnic.
God works with imperfect people. This teaching looks at the events of the Day of Pentecost recorded in Acts, Chapter 2 and at Peter who spoke on that day. We are shown in the Gospels how Peter made plenty of mistakes and would at times be fearful or react emotionally to situations. However, he spoke the right words on the day of Pentecost as God worked in him via the holy spirit that he received. God will work with imperfect people like us as well.

This teaching is from the 2025 Central Area Pentecost Picnic.
We look at how God isn’t looking for perfect people, He is looking for those who will believe. We could not have earned all of things that we have been given, and God doesn’t call people by mistake. The teacher emphasizes how our pasts don’t matter to God and aren’t up for discussion by others or by ourselves. We are instructed that, since God has forgiven us, we are to forgive now. God has called us to be His family for eternity.
After the teaching, the song “On My Way” by the Harbor Light Fellowship Band is played.

This teaching was taught at the Central New Jersey Men’s Fellowship.
The teaching goes through the record of the fall of man in Genesis, Chapter 3 and looks at how Satan attacks by questioning the integrity of the Word of God. We are instructed how to approach God’s Word so that we believe it over any other information. Keep your focus on God and His faithfulness instead of yourself and your believing.

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This resource is still being cataloged in order to give you a full description, Scripture list, and other information about it here. In the meantime, you can still enjoy listening to the teaching or download it.

There has been a hope for God’s people ever since Genesis 3:15. We see how, until the day of Pentecost, they looked to the coming of the Christ, and now we look to the Return. The teacher goes through how hope is an anchor to the soul, it comforts us, it purifies us, and it helps us to endure in this life. In light of this hope, we should be steadfast and keep the hope in mind as we do the work of the Lord.