Dr. Bailey teaches from 1 Corinthians 12 on the nine gifts of the Holy Spirit, urging believers to study, desire, and pursue these gifts with hunger and obedience so they may edify others, experience divine empowerment, and walk in spiritual refreshing.

Dr. Bailey highlights the vital ministry of the Holy Spirit as Comforter, Strengthener, and Spirit of Peace, urging believers to develop a deep relationship with Him, seek the baptism of the Holy Spirit, and continually be “topped up” with His empowering presence.

Dr. Bailey emphasizes that earthly fathers should reflect the Heavenly Father’s love, leadership, and integrity, illustrating the father’s commanding influence, responsibility, and example, while urging children to honor their parents and fathers to embody the mercy, vision, and goodness of God.

Dr. Bailey declares that true transformation requires the Spirit of Elijah to restore families, revive holiness, and awaken repentance, urging believers to seek God daily for healing, revival, and a renewed reverence that will apprehend hearts and prepare the church for eternity.

Dr. Bailey highlights that true restoration begins with personal repentance and a heart like David’s that treasures God’s presence, contrasting Saul’s negligence, and urges believers to seek renewed love, wisdom, and fire while trusting God to restore backsliders and the church’s lost power.

Dr. Bailey underscores that Jesus’ sacrifice not only secured forgiveness but also healing, urging believers to cast off hindrances, build personal faith, and confidently receive God’s miraculous power, affirming that nothing is too difficult for the Lord to accomplish.

Dr. Bailey explores the depths of divine love, contrasting human forms of love with God’s agape, urging believers to mature beyond childlike faith to truly satisfy the Father’s heart through deeper understanding, shared burdens, and wholehearted devotion to His will.

Dr. Bailey emphasizes God’s promise in Ezekiel 36 to cleanse His people completely, giving them new hearts and causing them to walk in righteousness, illustrating how true restoration leads to fruitfulness, multiplication, and lives transformed like a garden of Eden.