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Session 1

In this session, Tom explores the lives of transformational leaders of the Bible – Samuel, David, John the Baptist, and Nehemiah - and unpacks how these prophetic voices helped to reshape cultures. He believes a new breed of leaders are emerging that will be branded by God with boldness, assurance, and the anointing to bring about change through prophetic revelation.

Session 2

In this session, Tom identifies factors that may divert you from your purpose in God. He brings to light how God has been setting up your life in order to develop the characteristics needed to become the type of leader who will be fruitful and sustainable, avoiding delusion and distraction.

Session 3

In this session, Tom discusses the importance of establishing boundaries in ministry. He shows how Jesus and Paul operated within the parameters of their calling. Through their examples, discover the keys to help you have the most significant impact in your calling.

Session 4

In this session, Tom exposes how disappointment and unmet expectations can trap you in the offense. He provides insight on how to be the type of leader who can disarm potential offenses.

Session 5

In this session, Tom emphasizes the importance of sabbatical rest to allow God time to refresh and recharge you. He believes this is vital to leaders for longevity in ministry.

Session 6

In this session, Tom teaches you how to prevent long-standing problems. By making room for God to take you through periodic maintenance and check-up, anger, anxiety, frustration and depression cannot become rooted in your heart.

Session 7

In this session, Tom focuses on the effectiveness of team interaction when working jointly in the kingdom of heaven. Looking at the company surrounding Jesus and David, he shows valuable lessons about team composition, dynamics, and chemistry that will help leaders stay on course.

Session 1

In this session, Tom talks about the prophetic foundation for a “new breed” of leadership, a style of leader emerging at the end of the age. God showed Rick Joyner a prophetic message about a company, or a new breed, of leaders that would be different from the one that exists in the church.

Session 2

In this session, Tom discusses the invitation God is issuing to individuals to be a part of this new breed of leaders and how the Spirit of God is drawing us to prepare for this hour. Tom shares important characteristics that identify how God has been setting up your life to develop these new breed leadership qualities. He also discusses the biblical definition of courage.

Session 3

In this session, Tom shows how the new breed of leaders must discern and avoid being like Eli the high priest. Tom shares about the divine editing of our redemptive God, including how this process can affect and redefine what individuals have lost. He also discusses how intercession builds momentum that gives birth to individuals like Samuel.

Session 4

In this session, Tom provides a whole perspective of the process that God will construct for your life to prepare you for the very thing that He wants to do. Using the story of Joseph, he discusses how there are lessons for us in each season of time that prepare us for the next step in our calling.

Session 5

In this session, Tom discusses John the Baptist and shares insights from his life as a forerunner. He explains that the new breed will have a forerunner spirit and will be released to prepare for the second coming of the Lord. Tom also shares how these transformational leaders will need to be like David.

Session 6

In this session, Tom extracts lessons from Nehemiah’s life, including how this biblical character represents the emerging apostolic ministry. Tom shares insights into Nehemiah’s preparation for an apostolic building ministry and how he connected himself with what God was doing in his time.

Session 7

In this session, Tom discusses one of the characteristics for success: staying on the course set by God for us. He also talks about Joshua, including his great service to Moses, God’s instructions to him, and the things that were necessary for his long term success.

Class 1

In this class, Rick talks about the two trees planted in the Garden of Eden, which reveals a message that covers the entire history of mankind. This message includes the purpose of God, the purpose of man, and the conflict that the earth has suffered since the fall. Rick explains why it is important to understand the conflict and its implications, and why this teaching is appropriate and applicable now.

Class 2

In this class, Rick exposes the metaphors and prophetic teachings of the two trees planted in the Garden of Eden and how they affect us today. He discusses how we have to continually choose between these two trees—the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil or the Tree of Life, which is Christ. He also discusses the different characteristics of these trees in relation to the nature of Cain and Abel.

Class 3

In this class, Rick discusses the contrast between Abraham and the Tower of Babel. Many today attempt to reach into heaven in the same manner as did the men at the Tower of Babel. Abraham was the antithesis to this approach, and he was the manifestation of the Seed of Life.

Class 4

In this class, Rick explains the difference between true spiritual authority and counterfeit spiritual authority, and how the two seeds are in conflict within us. He explains the distinction between those who have a heart for the eternal purposes of God versus those who focus on the immediate.

Class 5

In this class, Rick describes how the Passover sacrifice that delivered Israel from the power of Pharaoh was a prophetic type of Jesus, the Lamb of God and our Passover. He shares the application of the Passover Lamb in our lives.

Class 6

In this class, Rick explains the Feast of Unleavened Bread and how the leaven puts believers back in the bondage of sin and wickedness through legalism. He discusses the power of the cross and the power of the blood of Jesus. Through His sacrifice, believers enter into the life of sacrifice and take up their crosses as they live for Him.

Class 7

In this class, Rick discusses legalism versus freedom. King David lived in the Old Covenant, but he had a New Covenant heart. Likewise, believers cannot live in legalism by following the Book (New Testament) only. Instead, they should also be responsible for following the Holy Spirit and having a personal relationship with the Lord.

Class 1

In this class, Rick talks about how he received the revelation recorded in The Final Quest and the primary message of the book: the battle between good and evil. He illuminates our deep desire for adventure and the supernatural and discusses the levels of prophetic revelation, including dreams, visions, and trances and how we can experience them.

Class 2

In this class, Rick dissects chapter 1 of The Final Quest, “The Hordes of Hell are Marching.” He exposes the main strategies of the evil horde and the role of unhealed wounds in deception and captivity. He discusses the importance of healing those wounds and the kingdom weapons available to us to overcome demonic forces and set the captive free.

Class 3

In this class, Rick talks about the coming spiritual civil war in the Church and makes a distinction between the Tree of Life and the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil. He discusses how pride is our primary vulnerability when we experience the glory and how the cloak of humility keeps us from falling from the heights.

Class 4

In this class, Rick talks about how trials are a doorway to the kingdom and his experience before the judgment seat of Christ. He also discusses the Cloud of Witnesses, and the others, he met there, and the truth that how we live our lives on earth determines our place in heaven.

Class 5

In this class, Rick talks about his experience before the White Throne Judgment and the lessons he learned there. He discusses the relationship between judgment and grace and the benefits of a humble heart.

Class 6

In this class, Rick talks about how the character Angelo challenged him to develop spiritual eyes to recognize the Lord in others. He discusses what it means to live the life of the cross and the importance of what we become, not just what we do.