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The Potter’s Wheel (Wheel)

• Lesson 01 — The Potter’s House — A Church That Knows and Relies on the Love of GodThe church does not belong to us. God is the Potter, and we are the clay. A local church is the place where two realities meet: the Triune God and the lost world.
• Lesson 02 — The River from the Temple — Ezekiel 47: Deeper Levels of Reliance, a Thousand Cubits at a TimeThe life of God flows out from His presence in His people like a river. The further the river flows, the deeper the water becomes. His life leads us into deeper levels of surrender and reliance.
• Lesson 03 — The Father — The Source and Planter of the Church: The Pillar of LoveThe Father planted the church, and the Father keeps her. Workers come and go, but the Gardener does not die. He says to His children, “You are mine” (Isaiah 43:1), and the life of Christ within us keeps expanding.
• Lesson 04 — The Son — The Foundation and Stability of the Church: The Pillar of TruthGod is holy, and what belongs to Him is holy. We are a holy people because we belong to God. Jesus asked His Father to make His disciples holy by the truth, and the Father’s Word is truth (John 17:17).
• Lesson 05 — The Holy Spirit — The Life and Power of the Church: The Pillar of PrayerThe Holy Spirit is the Life and Power of the church. The door into His power is not talent but knowing our need. God created us to need Him, and He sees and responds when we call on Him. Jesus, our example, lived a life of prayer.
• Lesson 06 — The Church — A Community of Self-Giving Believers: The Pillar of FellowshipThe local church is not only a gathering. She is a spiritual family. The first believers shared their life every day, and they held four things in common: teaching, meals, prayer, and resources.
• Lesson 07 — The Neighbours — Self-Giving Beyond the Church: The Pillar of OutreachThe church is sent, not invited. Jesus commands us to go and make disciples of all nations (Matthew 28:19). But we do not produce fruit in our own strength. We remain in Christ, and we bear much fruit (John 15:5).
• Lesson 08 — The Overcoming Church — Five Challenges, Five DimensionsIn the land that God promised, Israel met hostile nations. In the same way, each of the five pillars of the church meets a resistance.
• Lesson 09 — The Potter’s Pathway — From Surrender to SendingThe five pillars are what a church stands on. The pathway is how a believer walks through them: a journey from surrender to sending. Formation and service grow side by side from the first day.
• Lesson 10 — The Vessel — Four Depths of ServiceService begins on the first day. No believer needs to finish a course before beginning to serve. Our service grows deeper step by step, as the river of Ezekiel grew deeper.
• Lesson 11 — Five Spheres, One Family — Finding Your Place in the BodyA pillar is a truth, and a sphere is that truth at work. Everything the church does belongs to one of five spheres, and each member of the body has a place there.
• Lesson 12 — From Attending to Belonging — The Covenant of the FamilyThe first church was not a crowd. She was a family, and the Lord added to her number daily those who were being saved (Acts 2:47). So the Potter’s pathway leads to a covenant: the move from attending to belonging.

KGM School of Service (KGM School)

• Lesson 01 — The Call to ServeEvery disciple is first a servant. We begin where Jesus began — at the towel and the basin.
• Lesson 02 — The Servant's Foundation — Knowing GodService that does not flow from intimacy with God will run dry. We begin with the One we serve.
• Lesson 03 — The Power of His NameWhen Peter heals the lame man at the gate Beautiful, he says one thing: "In the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth, rise up and walk." We must understand what the Name carries.

The Sight of the Throne (Sight)

• Lesson 01 — He Has Spoken — The Necessity of RevelationBefore we can ask "Who is God?" we must ask how we can know anything about God at all. Knowledge of God is possible because God has spoken.
• Lesson 02 — The Chef's Table — A Balanced Theological MethodAll true theology is derived solely from the ingredients God has provided in Scripture — and Scripture itself teaches us how to interpret those ingredients faithfully.
• Lesson 03 — The Counterfeit Gods — Idolatry and Dead OrthodoxyTrue knowledge of God must be guarded from two dangers — the idolatry of creating a god in our own image, and the pride of possessing facts about God without a transformed heart.
• Lesson 04 — The True Pursuit — From Fact to FriendshipTrue knowledge of God engages the mind with right theology, captivates the heart with deep affection, and transforms the life in practical obedience.
• Lesson 05 — A Faith for the Whole PersonA healthy, mature faith integrates head and heart, knowledge and love, spirit and truth — avoiding both lifeless intellectualism and misguided emotionalism.
• Lesson 06 — The First Commandment — Loving the Giver, Not the GiftsOur primary pursuit must be God Himself — not His blessings, miracles, or power. True love cherishes the Giver more than the gifts.
• Lesson 07 — The Echo of Grace — Receiving and Returning God's LoveGod's love is meant to be received from Him, returned to Him in worship, and poured out to others in service.
• Lesson 08 — Seeking the King, Not Just the KingdomA right relationship with God prioritizes the King Himself over the blessings of His kingdom — true joy and provision flow from seeking Him first.
• Lesson 09 — The Expulsive Power of a New AffectionLasting victory over sin comes not by focusing on the sin itself but by cultivating a love for God so captivating that it displaces lesser affections.
• Lesson 10 — Stewards, Not Slaves — Ruling the World by Loving GodWe were made to steward creation under God; loving the world enslaves us. True freedom and dominion return when our primary love is for God.
• Lesson 11 — The Heart Before the Hand — Service that Pleases GodGod measures service by the motive of love, not external size or success. Work done for any motive other than love has no eternal value.
• Lesson 12 — Term 1 Review — He Is No Longer UnknownThis term moves us from serving an "Unknown God" to knowing, loving, and worshiping the one true God personally.

Potter’s School of Service (PSOS)

• Lesson 01 — Acts 1 — The Promise of the FatherLuke's second volume opens not with the disciples' strategy, but with their waiting. Before mission, there must be promise.
• Lesson 02 — Acts 2 — When the Spirit CamePentecost is not a side-event in the story of God. It is the day the church was clothed with power and a new humanity stepped onto the stage of history.
• Lesson 03 — Acts 3 — The Name Heals: From the Gate Beautiful to Solomon’s ColonnadeOpen your Bible and read Acts 3 slowly, all the way through.
• Lesson 04 — Acts 4 — Boldness Under Threat: The Cornerstone, the Council, and the Praying ChurchOpen your Bible and read Acts 4 slowly, all the way through.
• Lesson 05 — Acts 5 — Holiness in the Church: Lying to the Holy Spirit and the Glory That FollowedOpen your Bible and read Acts 5 slowly, all the way through.
• Lesson 06 — Acts 6 — Spirit-Filled Administration: The Practical Nature of the Holy SpiritOpen your Bible and read Acts 6 slowly, all the way through. The chapter has two parts: the appointment of the seven (verses 1–7) and the rise of Stephen as a Spirit-filled witness (verses 8–15).
• Lesson 07 — Acts 7 — Stephen’s Story-Sermon: From Abraham to Calvary, A Servant Tells the Whole StoryOpen your Bible and read Acts 7 slowly, all the way through.
• Lesson 08 — Acts 8 — Philip and the Spreading Word: Samaria, the Sorcerer, and the EthiopianOpen your Bible and read Acts 8 slowly, all the way through.
• Lesson 09 — Acts 9 — The Light on the Damascus Road: Saul Becomes Paul and Ananias Lays HandsOpen your Bible and read Acts 9 slowly, all the way through.
• Lesson 10 — Acts 10 — The Centurion and the Cleansed Vision: Cornelius, Peter, and the Door to the NationsOpen your Bible and read Acts 10 slowly, all the way through.
• Lesson 11 — Acts 11 — The Antioch Church and the Name ‘Christian’: When the Word Crosses CulturesOpen your Bible and read Acts 11 slowly, all the way through.
• Lesson 12 — Acts 12 — The Praying Church and the Falling King: Iron Gates, Empty Cells, and the End of HerodOpen your Bible and read Acts 12 slowly, all the way through.

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