#BeEquipped Four12 Global NPC

An in-depth conversation that demystifies false churches - or cults, as many refer to them today. The men talk about the Biblical traits of the true Church, and how we can recognise false churches in considering this. The example set to us by the leaders of the New Testament Church show us how we can and should build healthy church according to the Bible. We look at the measure of the Word in this matter, as opposed to the biased opinions of the world. 

Presented by Adam Hellyer, Mike Davies & Shaun Brautseth

Creating Space for God to Move
During this session, we unpack how to effectively lead a corporate meeting while following the Holy Spirit, as well as how to lead saints and worship teams, all the while understanding the importance of posturing our hearts before the Lord and shifting gear to where He is ultimately leading.

Presented by Mike Davies, Luke Hulley and Russell Fraser

Discussing the spiritual realm doesn’t need to be a scary thing - it's important for believers to know that, as sons and daughters of Christ, we have authority over these powers at play.

During this session, we dive into whether or not a Christian can be demonised, or controlled by a demon, and how to receive breakthrough in this area.

Presented by Adam Hellyer Mike Davies, and Shaun Brauteseth

What is the difference between speaking in tongues and bringing a tongue? And is there something wrong with me if I can't yet speak in tongues? Adam, Shaun and Mike discuss this widely debated subject, aiming to bring clarity and peace of mind to those seeking answers on this particular spiritual gift.

Presented by Adam Hellyer & Shaun Brauteseth

The Rise of Online Church.
Should we view the rise of the online church as a good thing, because many more people can be reached than before, or should we reject it as illegitimate? Going online can be a helpful answer during a time of physical limitation, but is it a long-term solution that will produce healthy New Testament churches? Adam Hellyer and Shaun Brauteseth explore these questions and more in the latest session of #BeEquipped.

Presented by Adam Hellyer & Shaun Brauteseth

Can We Repent for the Sins of Those Who Came Before Us?
Today people are not only instructed to acknowledge the sins of those who came before them, but also to repent on their behalf publicly. Is it possible to repent of the actions of your forefathers or countrymen, or is it simply a pointless and endless exercise? What is the difference between recognising the past and apologising for it? Adam Hellyer and Shaun Brauteseth explore these questions and more in the latest session of #BeEquipped.