How to Stop Limiting God
DoubleTree Suites by Hilton Hotel Charlotte – SouthPark (Charlotte, NC) Stuart, Nick 04/18/2026
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.
Saturday Morning Watch
DoubleTree Suites by Hilton Hotel Charlotte – SouthPark (Charlotte, NC) Moss, Matt 04/18/2026
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Release From Your Prisons
DoubleTree Suites by Hilton Hotel Charlotte – SouthPark (Charlotte, NC) Pappas, Drew 04/17/2026
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.
Married Couples Question and Answer Session
Marriage, Family, and Children The Fellowlaborers’ House (Milltown, NJ) Carr, Jerry Armstrong, Joe 04/11/2026
After the teaching, the meeting was opened up for questions to be asked about anything related to marriage. Questions were answered about lying/honesty, finances, and more.
Communication
Lifestyle of a Believer Marriage, Family, and Children The Fellowlaborers’ House (Milltown, NJ) Armstrong, Joe 04/11/2026
We can’t know what someone else is thinking so we have to talk to each other. This teaching covers three things we should do with regards to communication. First, we see that we are to be honest and not lie to each other, even the quick easy lies. Secondly, we are to listen so that we can know what each other are thinking. Let people talk and complain sometimes, knowing that it takes time to draw things out of people. Lastly, it looks at choosing your words. Words are dangerous, but we can choose to proactively use our words as a tool to help.
Speak to Yourself
Renewed Mind Penna Home (Milltown, NJ) Gocher, Brian 03/30/2026
We are to have a Word-ordered mind. In this teaching, our minds are compared to the wires attached to telephone poles. We need to keep thinking the Word between times we go to fellowship or get into the Word, which are the poles, and not let our minds sag between those times. We are shown that we this by constantly keeping the Word in mind and speaking it to ourselves. We hold onto the Word in our heads so that we react correctly when we are challenged.
