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Study Guide · Salvation & Redemption

The Death, Burial & Resurrection of the Church

The Death, Burial and Resurrection of the Church is a six-chapter study guide by Apostle Mary Banks that takes believers on a thorough journey through God's redemption plan from eternity past to the coming resurrection. Beginning with God's original intent to dwell in mankind and build a family of His own kind, the guide carefully walks readers through the mystery of Christ that was hidden before the foundation of the world and is now revealed to the Church. Each chapter builds on the last, covering essential doctrinal ground: God's sovereign plan for man, the promise of justification by faith rooted in Abraham, the true nature and purpose of the physical body, the power of death and its defeat in Christ, the Spirit of Adoption, and the ultimate saving of the body at the resurrection. Apostle Banks draws exclusively from the King James Version of the Bible, allowing scripture to speak plainly without adding symbolic interpretation where none is needed. This study guide is especially valuable for believers who have been confused about the role of the flesh in salvation, the meaning of predestination, or the practical hope of bodily resurrection. Apostle Banks dismantles common misconceptions, including the tendency of the Church to villainize the physical body, and replaces them with a clear, biblically grounded understanding of why the body matters to God's eternal purposes. Designed for personal study or small group use, the guide includes lined notes pages after each chapter, making it ideal for journaling, group discussion, or classroom settings. Whether you are a new believer or a seasoned minister, this resource will deepen your understanding of salvation and strengthen your hope in the resurrection of the dead.

Mary Banks · 1 chapter

Study Guide · Theology & Doctrine

The Demon Called "Christian Nationalism"

In this bold and timely study guide, teacher Mary Banks draws a sharp distinction between authentic Christianity and the growing movement known as Christian nationalism. With pastoral concern and scriptural grounding, she examines how Christian nationalism redefines national identity through a religious lens, entangles believers in partisan politics, and ultimately leads the church away from its true mission of reconciliation and gospel outreach. Banks walks readers through a clear definition of Christian nationalism, its key characteristics, and the theological problems it creates. She presents a side-by-side comparison of Christianity and Christian nationalism, revealing how the movement prioritizes national borders and domestic policy over the universal call of the Great Commission. Drawing from Matthew 5:44 and 2 Corinthians 5:17-19, she challenges believers to examine whether their political loyalties have displaced their devotion to God. One of the most penetrating sections of this guide addresses idolatry, specifically the danger of elevating political leaders to a status that belongs to God alone. Banks uses the biblical pattern of Israel's idolatry as a mirror for the modern church, warning that excusing moral depravity for the sake of political power is itself a form of idol worship. This study guide is ideal for small groups, Sunday school classes, and individual believers who want to think biblically about faith, politics, and the Kingdom of God. It is a courageous resource for anyone wrestling with the tension between civic engagement and spiritual integrity, and it closes with a clear call to choose whom you will serve.

Mary Banks · 1 chapter

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The Distinction

Apostle Michael Thomas · 2 chapters

Study Guide · Christian Living

The Elect Lady

"The Elect Lady" is a transformative guide tailored for women, helping them understand themselves from Gods perspective. It emphasizes embracing their true identity as Gods workmanship and offers insights on addressing spiritual deficiencies like improper focus, selfishness, and the temptation to compete. This book empowers women to reveal Christ to offenders, maintain Godly character, and embrace their purpose, reminding them that they are called to reflect Gods love and grace in challenging situations.

Apostle Mary Banks · 5 chapters

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The Evangelist

Apostle Mary Banks · 3 chapters

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THE EXPECTANCY

Apostle Michael Thomas · 3 chapters

Study Guide · Healing

The Gospel of Healing

The Gospel of Healing is a comprehensive study guide by Apostle Mary Banks that takes believers on a deep scriptural journey into one of the most vital yet often misunderstood aspects of the Christian faith: divine healing as an inseparable part of the full Gospel. Spanning six chapters, this guide begins by establishing the culture of the early church through the lens of Jesus and His twelve disciples, examining how a diverse group of fishermen, tax collectors, and political activists were transformed into a unified force for the Kingdom of God. From there, the study explores the culture of the Kingdom itself, grounding readers in a heavenly perspective that reshapes how they see themselves and their calling. The heart of the guide confronts the question many believers quietly wrestle with: why is not everyone healed? Apostle Banks addresses this with clarity and compassion, pointing to the role of doubt, unbelief, and human tradition as barriers to the manifestation of God's power. A dedicated chapter on Jesus preaching in Nazareth illustrates how even the Son of God was limited by the unbelief of those around Him, offering a sobering and practical lesson for ministry leaders today. The final chapter challenges readers to examine how religious traditions can quietly overrule the Word of God, including the common practice of adding uncertainty to prayers for healing. Each chapter includes a detailed lesson summary, multiple choice questions, true or false questions, and fill-in-the-blank exercises, making this guide ideal for individual study, small groups, or classroom settings. This resource is designed for believers at any stage who want to walk in the fullness of the Gospel and see healing restored to its rightful place in the church.

Mary Banks · 1 chapter

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The Gospel Of Healing: Discarded By A Culture of Unbelief

Apostle Mary Banks · 6 chapters

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The Gospel of the Kingdom

Apostle Mary Banks · 4 chapters

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The Great Falling Away

Apostle Michael Thomas · 4 chapters

Study Guide · Spiritual Formation

The Growth Path: A Biblical Framework for Christian Development

A Biblical Framework for Christian Development by Michael Thomas offers believers a clear, scripture-rooted understanding of what spiritual growth is, why it matters, and how God orchestrates it in the life of every follower of Christ. Drawing on key passages from James, Ephesians, Romans, Proverbs, and more, this study guide defines spiritual growth as the lifelong unfolding of the Christ-nature received at salvation, expressed through deepening knowledge of God and consistent obedience to His Word. Readers will explore three primary channels through which God develops His people. First, fellowship with God through prayer, Scripture, and community lays the foundation for growth from spiritual infancy toward maturity. Second, the role of spiritual leadership is examined through the lens of Ephesians 4 and Jeremiah 3, showing how pastors, teachers, and other leaders serve as watchmen who guard, feed, and equip the saints. Third, the guide unpacks how situations, circumstances, and relationships function as divine classrooms and sanctification tools, covering trials, seasons of waiting, suffering, abundance, marriage, friendship, and even difficult people. This resource is ideal for new believers seeking a solid foundation, small group leaders looking for a structured discussion framework, and any Christian who wants a fresh, biblically grounded perspective on why growth can feel hard and why that difficulty is purposeful. Concise yet substantive, it equips readers to embrace every season of life as part of God's intentional design to conform them to the image of Christ.

Michael Thomas · 1 chapter

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The Kingdom is At Hand

Apostle Mary Banks · 6 chapters

Study Guide · Kingdom of God

The Kingdom Of God Is Nigh

"The Kingdom of God is Nigh," written by Mary Banks, is a compelling exploration of a profound biblical truth: the necessity of preaching the Kingdom of God to all nations before the imminent return of the Lord. Banks delves deep into this divine message, unveiling the eternal nature of the sons of God and revealing the timeless significance of our journey towards an everlasting Kingdom. A thought-provoking and spiritually enriching work, this book invites readers to ponder the profound mysteries of faith and eternity while awaiting the promised Kingdom with hopeful anticipation.

Apostle Mary Banks · 5 chapters

Study Guide · Kingdom of God

The Kingdom Of God Revealed

In The Kingdom of God Revealed, Apostle Mary Banks confronts a Church she believes has been distracted and divided by worldly politics, personal ambition, and compromised leadership. Drawing deeply from Old and New Testament scripture, including the accounts of Daniel before Nebuchadnezzar, the division of the priesthood between Zadok and Abiathar, and the fall of Eli's house, Banks builds a case for what true kingdom citizenship and spiritual authority look like versus counterfeit religious leadership. Readers will learn why judging the deeds of others must be left to God, how prayerlessness and disobedience have quenched the power of the Holy Ghost in the modern Church, and what it means to be a vessel of honor versus dishonor in the Body of Christ. The book addresses the clash between the kingdom of God and the kingdom of darkness, urging believers toward holiness, intercession, and undivided devotion rather than political entanglement. Banks writes with prophetic urgency, blending direct scriptural exposition with pointed commentary on current church culture, scandals, and spiritual apathy. This book is for pastors, ministry leaders, and mature believers who sense that something has gone wrong in the modern Church and want a scriptural framework for discerning true versus false spiritual authority. It is also valuable for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of prayer as the platform for kingdom power, and how holiness and obedience unlock the anointing of the Holy Ghost. Readers will come away challenged to examine their own walk, repent where needed, and recommit to the true mission of the Church: preaching the gospel and making disciples in the power of the Spirit.

Apostle Mary Banks · 8 chapters

Study Guide · Spiritual Warfare

The Kingdom of Heaven

The Kingdom of Heaven is a comprehensive how-to study guide that equips believers to understand and operate in three foundational dimensions of Kingdom living. The guide opens with a thorough exploration of how angels function in the Kingdom of Heaven, explaining that angels are activated by the spoken Word of God, assigned to protect covenant believers, and actively involved in divine appointments, answered prayer, and soul-winning. Readers will learn practical steps for positioning themselves to benefit from angelic ministry, including maintaining faith confessions, praying according to scripture, and cultivating sensitivity to the Holy Spirit. The second section addresses the authority of the sons of God, unpacking the legal standing every born-again believer receives through Christ. Drawing from key passages in John, Romans, Luke, and Matthew, the guide explains delegated authority, the power to bind and loose, and how to exercise authority through bold, faith-filled words. Readers are challenged to close the gap between their legal position in Christ and their daily experience. The third section provides a detailed examination of Jude 1:9, the account of Michael the Archangel declaring 'The Lord rebuke thee' to satan. This section clarifies proper spiritual warfare protocol, warning against railing accusations and emotional outbursts while affirming the believer's right to invoke the authority of Jesus Christ calmly and confidently. Each section includes scripture references, reflection questions, action items, and journaling prompts, making this guide ideal for personal study, small groups, or discipleship settings. This resource is for any believer who wants to move from passive faith to active, informed Kingdom engagement.

Mary Banks · 1 chapter

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The Kingdom of Light

Apostle Mary Banks · 7 chapters

Study Guide · Spiritual Formation

The Knowledge of God

"In The Knowledge of God by Mary Banks, Ecclesiastes 3:11 forms a profound foundation for unraveling Gods divine purpose. Banks, with spiritual insight, reveals the profound revelation to apostles and prophets, offering a transformative exploration of Gods workmanship from ancient times. Dive into this enlightening narrative, where the Church finally gains The Knowledge of God."

Apostle Mary Banks · 8 chapters

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The Knowledge of the Truth

In "The Knowledge of Truth" by Mary Banks, the book explores the paradox of faith and transgression within the church. In a world tainted by sin, even the faithful can stray. Banks unravels how those with unblemished truth can grow bolder in Gods house, challenging traditional beliefs and examining faiths interaction with human nature, providing a unique perspective on evolving spirituality.

Apostle Mary Banks · 3 chapters

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The Last Adam

Apostle Mary Banks · 4 chapters

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The Last Of The Latter Days

Apostle Mary Banks · 4 chapters

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The Last Reformation

Apostle Mary Banks · 4 chapters

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The Life In Which I Now Live

Apostle Mary Banks · 5 chapters

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The Life of Christ

Kareem Flowers · 1 chapter

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The Making of a Disciple Part I

Apostle Michael Thomas · 5 chapters