One of the things I have been most interested in is the family. I’m all for ministry beginning in the family. This is where it needs to be. Let’s bring it all the way home. Your children are your responsibility – not the church down the road. They are your responsibility to teach them, teach them how to love the Lord, teach them how to worship, teach them to have a real relationship with God. And you know, you can’t do that unless you have one yourself. You can’t teach something you don’t have.

This is why I stress the home meetings. Train up a child in the way he should go: and when he is old, he will not depart from it. Proverbs 22:6. You know how that verse is interpreted. People take their children to church and expect them to train their child. …more

We are interested in the mysteries spoken of in the Word of God. They are the truths and Kingdom concepts hidden in the Scriptures. The Greek word for "mystery" is mysterion; it means "a thing hidden, a religious secret, or that which is not obvious to the understanding." It occurs 22 times in the King James Bible. We will not look at every passage of Scripture where it is found, but we will examine enough to sharpen our desires for the Word of God.

God's Word is not laid bare for just anyone. His Word is for those who are hungering after Him, and it is the hunger for Him that will begin uncovering the veil over the Word of God.

We will begin with a portion of Scripture in John chapter seven. Here we will see Jesus at the Feast of Tabernacles in the midst of a multitude, yet hidden. As such, He is an example of a mystery.