Excavate Bible Study

01/24/2025

A few Sundays ago, apostles shared with us how important the word YHWH was to us. That the God’s name Was as important to us as our very next breath. As a matter of fact, phonetically, YHWH sounds like a breath. He is the air we breathe. Consider this post about the name, YHWH.

Yahweh is a proper name (like Peter) built out of the word for “I am.” It teaches us that God absolutely is.

09/07/2024

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08/17/2024

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03/09/2024

Love City! We are live: PROPHETIC CRISIS

Excavate Bible Study is back tonight at 7:30. See you then!

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02/24/2024

“My life story is your life line!” -Bishop Wayne Malcolm

12/08/2023

My prayer is that your next season is marked with white hot, vehement prayers that bare within them indisputable results stamped by the signet ring of the King of kings. May your voice terrorize the depths of hell with the sound is victory.

10/25/2023

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06/23/2023

What’s your favorite Bible verse? Feel free to include why. 🙌🏽 🙏🏽

06/15/2023

Hello, family! We're having baptism and communion! Come join us on June 17th.

Not sure what a baptism is and why it's needed? Let's talk about it on Friday, 7:30PM HERE on the Excavate Bible Study page. You can join via Zoom or via live streaming here. See you!

06/10/2023

We apologize for not streaming last evening due to circumstances beyond our control. We will post the Zoom link asap. But below is the summary:

The meeting was led by Nelvern R Samuel and focused on understanding the presence of God. Samuel emphasized that God made us not just for ourselves, but for the people around us, and encouraged the group to be intentional about accessing the presence of God and working with his personality. He also discussed the importance of God as our portion and inheritance, using the story of Aaron and Numbers 18:20 as an example. Samuel passionately emphasized the importance of making God's presence a priority in our lives and encouraged listeners to pursue more of Him.

The meeting also discussed the importance of order in pursuing God and receiving His glory. Samuel explained that the ark of the covenant represented the glory of the Lord and that order precedes glory. He encouraged listeners to set their lives in order and pursue God through worship, not just in church but also in their businesses and organizations. The meeting also emphasized the need to dig deeper into scripture and lift holy hands to commit to the presence of God.
The meeting ended with a discussion about the difference between God always being with us and experiencing His presence. Samuel explained that God is always present, but His presence is not always manifest, and that there is a difference between knowing God is present and experiencing His manifest presence. The group also discussed practical ways to stay focused on God, including fasting from secular music for a week and finding alternative music. The meeting ended with a prayer and well wishes for all attendees, with Nelvern promising to randomly give away prizes to those who engage and participate in future meetings.

05/24/2023

Here’s a thought inspired by a Bible school educator to all students of the Bible (informal, formal, or non formal).

In Matthew 16:18, Jesus said, “And I also say to you that you are Peter, and on this rock I will build my church, and the gates of Hades will not overpower it.”

What rock do you think Jesus was referring to and why? Some have said it was Peter, others say it was his revelation, yet others say Mt. Hermon, and some even the cave of Pan. What say ye?

Keep in mind, grammatically the phrase “I will build” or the Greek οἰκοδομήσω (oikodoméō) is a verb in the future (tense) active (voice) indicative (mood), the speaker (Jesus) is indicating what he will do not what he has done or was currently doing.

Last, I won’t be providing an answer, I’m just wanting to hear your summary interpretation and basis for it.