The biblical principle of first applied to time: why Jesus rose before daylight to pray, and how Ephesus lost its first love by skipping it.
Dr. William Hohman teaches the biblical principle of first: what is given to God first redeems the rest, from the firstborn to the widow of Zarephath.
Dr. William Hohman explains the biblical principle of first: when God receives the first, from the firstborn to the tithe, the rest is redeemed.
Dr. William P. Hohman explains the kingdom economy: two governments, faith as heaven’s currency, and the coming transference of wealth to the righteous.
Working to build a strong economy #2
Entering your promised land takes more than being set free. Learn from Joshua 1 how to be strong, very courageous and a doer of God’s word, not a grumbler.
Dr. William Hohman explains working to build a strong economy as citizens of heaven: work hard, bless where you live, and let God multiply it.
Entering your promise land means leaving a slave mentality behind. This message shows how Israel’s grumbling and Joshua’s obedience apply to believers today.
Kingdom economy part 7 shows why giving is a deposit into a heavenly account, from Malachi’s floodgates to Mary’s costly perfume poured on Jesus.
Kingdom economy #6 contrasts the earth curse system of toil with God’s give-and-receive economy, the tithe, and your heavenly bank account.
Learn how the kingdom economy of grace differs from the world’s toil, and how giving opens a heavenly bank account God guarantees in Philippians 4.
Dr. William Hohman teaches that the kingdom economy never changes, but you must, and shows from Joshua 1 why trusting God through change takes courage.
Kingdom economy part 3 shows from Isaiah 48:17 and John 15 how God teaches His people to profit through faith, giving and abiding in Christ.
Learn why optimism is vital in the kingdom economy: gratitude, giving and faith lift believers above spiritual gravity and the world’s earth-curse system.
Dr. William Hohman opens the kingdom economy series: two parallel kingdoms, your inheritance in Christ, and the God who teaches you to profit.
Dr. William Hohman closes his kingdom faith series: speak like a king, call things that are not as though they were, and stop blaming God.
