This excerpt from "A Place Called There" highlights the biblical role of men as cultivators, based on the Book of Genesis. @BishopHennings emphasizes that when men are not in their God-given place—spiritually, emotionally, or physically—chaos follows. The message challenges men to be more than present; they must till—to correct, protect, and cultivate growth in their families and communities. Without this divine engagement, things grow wild, and disorder takes root. The message ultimately calls men back to their place of purpose, where structure and godliness can flourish.

This message from @BishopHennings, titled "The Pain of Pentecost," explores the deep spiritual process behind receiving the Holy Ghost. Drawing from John, Acts, and 1 Corinthians, he explains that before experiencing Pentecost, one must first go through a Passover—being cleansed by the blood of Jesus. The Holy Ghost, he emphasizes, is not just about speaking in tongues, but about receiving power to overcome and walk in truth. The message clarifies the unity of the Godhead, distinguishes between behavior-based repentance (John’s baptism) and belief-driven transformation (Jesus’ baptism), and stresses the importance of waiting on God’s timing—understanding that God moves suddenly, not immediately.

This message, “It’s Not The Stuff, It’s The Standard! Part 2,” emphasizes that true success and God's favor are rooted in maintaining a consistent spiritual standard—not in possessions or accomplishments. Using biblical examples like David, Daniel, and the three Hebrew boys, @BishopHennings teaches that a life of continual praise, even in adversity, positions believers for divine intervention. The message challenges listeners to prioritize unwavering devotion to God over material gain.

This message highlights the importance of building life on a strong foundation of discipline and integrity rather than chasing material things. @BishopHennings teaches that true success is sustained by maintaining a spiritual and practical standard—in finances, relationships, business, and personal health. When God is prioritized, the "stuff" follows. #ItsaMatterofDominion!