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In At His Footstool, Minister Lisa Kane explores a powerful vision and the biblical truth behind the phrase “His footstool.” Drawing from Psalms and Hebrews, the teaching reveals two distinct positions at the feet of Christ: one of defeat as an enemy, and one of surrender in worship. Through personal reflection and Scripture, Lisa confirms that believers in Christ are not enemies of God, but children redeemed by faith in Jesus. Yet, she challenges the heart posture of every believer by asking: are there moments when disagreement with God places us in opposition to His will? The teaching unfolds a deeper revelation—true worship at His footstool is an act of humility, agreement, and remembrance of Christ’s sacrifice. It is not about striving for salvation, but resting in the finished work of Jesus while honoring Him as King of Glory. With a powerful insight, the message also reframes the promise that Christ’s enemies will be made His footstool—not just as judgment, but as a potential transformation. Even enemies may be brought into humility, repentance, and worship. This study calls believers to live low before Him, worship in spirit and truth, and trust that God is drawing all things—even opposition—into alignment at the feet of Jesus.

AT HIS FOOTSTOOL

Minister Lisa Kane

April 16, 2026

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This study explores the Seven Seals of Revelation as a spiritual timeline that has been unfolding throughout the Church Age, revealing the unseen forces shaping world events. Beginning with the opening of the seals by Jesus Christ, the Lamb who alone is worthy, the teaching walks through each seal as a progression of spiritual influence—starting with deception through the spirit of antichrist, followed by increasing global conflict, economic control, and widespread death. As the study continues, it highlights the suffering and persecution revealed in the fifth seal, the divine intervention shown in the sixth, and the transition marked by the seventh seal, all pointing toward the culmination of God’s plan. Rather than presenting prophecy as distant or future-only, this teaching brings clarity by showing how these forces are already active in the world today. It encourages believers to view current events through a biblical lens, replacing fear with awareness and strengthening their readiness for the return of Jesus Christ.

THE SEVEN SEALS AND THE CHURCH AGE

Minister Lisa Kane

April 9, 2026

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This teaching explores Jesus’ prayer in the Garden of Gethsemane as the ultimate example of surrendering to the will of God, even in moments of deep distress and impending suffering. Through the Gospel accounts, we see that although Jesus expressed His desire for another way, He ultimately submitted Himself fully to the Father’s will, showing that true prayer is not about changing God’s plan but aligning with it. The study highlights the reality that the flesh resists God’s will while the spirit is willing, emphasizing the importance of watchfulness and prayer in overcoming temptation. It also reveals the intensity of Jesus’ prayer life, demonstrating that spiritual victory often requires perseverance, discipline, and complete dependence on God. By providing key scriptures that define God’s will, this teaching equips believers with practical tools to pray effectively, encouraging them to apply God’s Word over their situations rather than relying on personal desires. Ultimately, it calls Christians to trust God’s greater plan, knowing that obedience to His will leads to spiritual fulfillment, victory, and alignment with His eternal purpose.

PRAYING THE WILL OF GOD

Minister Lisa Kane

April 1, 2026

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This study emphasizes that the book of Revelation is not primarily about prophetic events, but about the full revelation of Jesus Christ. Beginning with His existence as the eternal Word of God, the teaching traces His manifestation in the flesh, His sacrificial death as the Lamb, and His triumphant ascension as the King of Glory. Through key scriptures in Revelation and throughout the Bible, it highlights how Jesus’ victory on the cross made Him the only One worthy to open the scroll and fulfill God’s plan for humanity. By understanding Jesus as both the Lion and the Lamb—authority and sacrifice combined—believers gain clarity that prophecy is not a future uncertainty, but the unfolding of a victory already secured. This teaching encourages readers to view Revelation through the lens of Christ’s finished work, replacing fear with faith and reinforcing the assurance that Jesus reigns now and will return as King.

THE LAMB, THE WORD, AND THE KING OF GLORY: UNDERSTANDING JESUS AT THE CENTER OF THE BOOK OF REVELATION

Minister Lisa Kane

March 26, 2026

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In “Do You Believe God Is Capable?”, Minister Lisa Kane teaches that genuine faith is built on a deep understanding of who God is and what He has promised in His Word. Beginning with Hebrews 11:6 and 2 Peter 1:4, the teaching explains that faith is not blind optimism but trust in the promises God has already given. When believers know the Word of God, their prayers shift from uncertainty to expectation, trusting that God will fulfill what He has spoken. The teaching then emphasizes the importance of humility in prayer. Drawing from James 4:6 and 2 Chronicles 7:14, it reveals that faith grows in a heart that recognizes its dependence on God. Pride attempts to solve problems without God, but humility acknowledges that we need the One who created us and that only He is capable of doing what we cannot. The lesson continues by reminding believers that their faith and prayers must be directed to the one true God, the Creator of heaven and earth. Through Isaiah 45:5 and Jeremiah 32:17, believers are encouraged to remember that when they pray, they are speaking to the God for whom nothing is impossible. Minister Lisa then teaches that Jesus showed us prayer is intentional and ordered, following Matthew 6:9–13. Prayer begins with honoring God, submitting to His will, and then presenting our needs before Him. This ordered approach aligns the believer’s heart with God and strengthens their faith that He hears and responds. The teaching also highlights the power of praying the Word of God. Using Isaiah 43:26 and Hebrews 4:16, believers are encouraged to bring God’s promises back to Him in prayer. Standing on Scripture strengthens faith because it reminds believers of God’s faithfulness and His commitment to fulfill His Word. Finally, the lesson explains that faith continues seeking God with persistence. Through Isaiah 41:21 and the parable of the persistent widow in Luke 18:1–8, believers learn that pleading their cause before God is an act of faith, not desperation. Persistent prayer demonstrates confidence that God hears and will act according to His will. The teaching concludes with Jeremiah 32:27, reminding believers that the true question is not whether God is capable, but whether we believe that He is. When believers know His promises, humble their hearts, pray to the true Creator, approach Him with order, stand on His Word, and persist in prayer, they begin to pray with confident belief and faith that nothing is too hard for God.

DO YOU BELIEVE GOD IS CAPABLE?

Minister Lisa Kane

March 17, 2026

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Many believers approach the book of Revelation with uncertainty because of its vivid imagery and complex prophetic language. This study introduces a foundational key to understanding the prophecy: Revelation unfolds through two perspectives occurring at the same time—the physical events taking place on earth and the spiritual realities unfolding in heaven. Beginning with John’s physical location on the island of Patmos and his messages to the seven churches, the study establishes the earthly timeline of the Church Age. The narrative then shifts in Revelation chapter four when John is taken into the Spirit and shown heaven’s perspective of God’s plan. From the throne room of God to the unveiling of the Lamb who alone is worthy to open the scroll, the vision reveals the authority, victory, and future reign of Jesus Christ. By recognizing how heaven and earth operate together within God’s prophetic design, readers can better understand the purpose of Revelation—not as a message of fear, but as a divine revelation preparing God’s people for the return of the King and the fulfillment of His promises.

UNDERSTANDING REVELATION: THE TWO REALMS OF PROPHECY

Minister Lisa Kane

March 10, 2026

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Pastor Marcos teaches from John 8:44, showing that Satan is the father of lies, and all his resources are rooted in deception. Any reliance on demonic resources aligns people with his nature and leads to sin and death (Psalm 7:14; James 1:15). In contrast, James 1:16-17 affirms that every good and perfect gift comes only from God, the true Source. The message illustrates this principle through the story of Elisha (2 Kings 2), who dealt with contaminated water at its source rather than its effects. His act of casting salt at the spring symbolized purity and the importance of addressing corruption at its origin. Elisha’s pursuit of a double portion was not simply for resources but for direct connection to the Source—God Himself. Pastor Marcos emphasizes that believers must be willing to tear off old coverings, embrace God’s new dimension of anointing, and receive His resources for the end times. Just as Elisha cried, “My father, my father, my source and my resource!”, so the church must cry out for God’s power afresh. The teaching continues with Job’s imagery of mining (Job 28:5-6) and Peter’s revelation that Jesus is the Christ, the solid rock (Matthew 16:16-18). Jesus resisted Satan’s temptation to turn stones into bread (Matthew 4:4), showing that the true bread and resource come only from God’s Word. Finally, Pastor Marcos points to Revelation’s promises of hidden manna, the white stone, and the baptism of fire as resources reserved for overcomers in the last days (Revelation 2:17; Matthew 3:11). The end-time battle will be fought by saints who dig deep into God’s Source, overcome by the blood of the Lamb and their testimony (Revelation 12:11), and reign with Christ as kings and priests (Revelation 5:9-10). The central call is clear: Jesus is both the Source and the Resource. The church must turn from false sources, draw from God’s well of salvation, and be equipped with His fire and anointing to fulfill its destiny in these last days.

SOURCE AND RESOURCE

Pastor Marcos Marrero

November 4, 2024

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In How to Distinguish the Voices in My Head, Pastor Marcos Marrero teaches that God created humanity in His image with the ability to think, reason, and even converse within oneself, much like God spoke within the Trinity at creation. Because of this inner dialogue, believers must learn to identify the sources of the voices they hear in their minds. The first and most vital voice is the voice of God, embedded within the conscience of the born-again believer. Through sanctification and the indwelling of the Holy Spirit, God instructs, convicts, and comforts His people, leading them in truth and righteousness. However, due to the fallen nature of man, the soul can be divided—what Scripture calls “double-minded”—where conflicting voices create instability and confusion. In such moments, the believer’s spirit must speak God’s Word in faith, as King David did, to align the soul with God’s promises. Pastor Marrero also highlights the voice of Satan, the accuser of the brethren, whose accusations and lies are directed toward the soul. These attacks often appear convincing because they appeal to human weakness, sickness, or failure, but the believer must counter them with the Word of God, prayer, and the testimony of faith. The antidote is the blood of Jesus and the confession of who we are in Christ: redeemed, victorious, righteous, and never abandoned. Ultimately, the teaching affirms that Jesus Christ came to restore the broken soul and heal the inner divisions caused by sin and the enemy’s deception. By holding fast to God’s Word, embracing the indwelling Spirit, and boldly approaching the throne of grace, believers can overcome the destructive voices in their heads and walk in the unity, peace, and assurance that God intends.

HOW TO DISTINGUISH THE VOICES IN MY HEAD

PASTOR MARCOS MARRERO

September 30, 2024

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In The Wrath of Elihu, Pastor Marcos Marrero explores the role of Elihu in the book of Job as more than just a young man offering counsel. Elihu becomes a representation of the spirit of self-righteousness—a spirit that burns with anger when confronted with true, God-given righteousness. Job’s steadfastness in holding fast to the righteousness he had in God, despite relentless suffering and accusations, enraged Elihu because the self-righteous spirit cannot tolerate competition with the grace of God. This teaching emphasizes the difference between Job’s trust in God’s righteousness and Elihu’s reliance on human pride and knowledge. Elihu’s own words expose him as a vessel of false wisdom, claiming perfection in knowledge—traits reflecting Lucifer’s fallen pride. When God appears in the whirlwind, He rebukes Elihu’s empty counsel, showing that the wrath of self-righteousness ultimately lacks true understanding. Pastor Marcos points out that the “wrath of Elihu” continues today as a spiritual force. It demands perfection, thrives on pride, and masquerades as divine authority, yet it condemns believers and tries to add self-effort to the finished work of Christ. This antichrist spirit insists on “Jesus plus”—faith mixed with self-righteousness—leading to pride, failure, guilt, and shame. The message contrasts this deception with the truth of God’s Word: believers are justified and made righteous by the blood of Jesus Christ alone. This righteousness is irrevocable, a gift of grace that silences every accuser. While believers still wrestle with sin in their soul-life, their spirit is secure in Christ, seated in heavenly places. Confession and repentance restore fellowship and blessing, but condemnation has no authority over those in Christ. Finally, Pastor Marcos teaches that overcoming the wrath of Elihu requires holding fast to God’s righteousness by faith, rejecting the lies of self-righteousness, and resting in the sufficiency of Christ. God’s love and acceptance transform the soul, bringing peace, patience, meekness, and self-control. Through the renewing of the mind, believers live free from condemnation, walking in the Spirit rather than the flesh, and proving the good, acceptable, and perfect will of God.

THE WRATH OF ELIHU

Pastor Marcos Marrero

September 2, 2024

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In No Fear of God in the Land, Pastor Marcos Marrero examines Amos 6:3 as a prophetic warning against those who dismiss the coming day of judgment and perpetuate violence. He begins by defining the fear of God as reverential awe, written into humanity’s very being, reminding us that mortality confronts us with the inevitability of death and judgment (Ecclesiastes 12:14; Hebrews 9:27). Our spirits are immortal, returning to God at death, and our souls require deliverance from sin through faith in Jesus Christ (Romans 10:9). The message contrasts mortality versus immortality and highlights the eternal consequences of neglecting salvation. Pastor Marcos explains that wickedness cannot deliver the soul, and delaying repentance until after death is futile. Christ alone provides rest and redemption, and we are called to fear God, who alone has authority over both body and soul (Matthew 10:28). Moving to the broader societal implications, Pastor Marcos warns that nations abandoning Judeo-Christian values exchange love for hate and good for evil, fulfilling prophecies of rebellion against God (Psalm 2; 2 Thessalonians 2:9-12). This rebellion accelerates violence and hastens God’s judgment. He calls for repentance and revival (Amos 5:4-6; Habakkuk 3:2), noting that without it, humanity faces perilous times as described in 2 Timothy 3:1-5. Believers are exhorted to resist the spirit of hate and deception by clinging to God’s Word, love, and truth (Romans 12:1-2; 1 John 4:19-20). Love and good go hand in hand, just as hate and evil do. Expressing God’s love to others shields us from the corruption of hate and anchors us in God’s reality. Pastor Marcos concludes with the assurance that God’s mercy and truth work together to bring righteousness and peace (Psalm 85:10-12), encouraging the faithful to remain steadfast in reverential fear, awaiting God’s deliverance.

NO FEAR OF GOD IN THE LAND

Pastor Marcos Marrero

October 16, 2022

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