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The Great Teacher …The Holy Spirit of God is the Great Teacher sent by Jesus to the Church. Jesus declared it is for our benefit that He ascended, for only then could He send the promised Counselor (John 16:7).

The Holy Spirit dwells within believers, guiding and instructing us directly from the heart of God. He speaks only what He hears from Jesus and the Father, leading us into all truth and fostering oneness with God and one another—as Jesus prayed in John 17—that the world may believe. This indwelling Teacher empowers, unifies, and reveals Christ's ongoing presence and will to His people.

Excerpt taken from: Jesus has sent the Promised Holy Spirit - Tiffany Root & Kirk VandeGuchte - Sep 23, 2021

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Timothy 2:15

Do your best to present yourself to God as one approved, a worker who does not need to be ashamed and who correctly handles the word of truth.

This Devotional Page

… is intended to deepen your spiritual journey. It provides ongoing resources for spiritual growth and a closer relationship with God. Whether you are seeking guidance on a specific topic or looking to strengthen your walk, our curated video series by Tiffany Root and Kirk VandeGuchte are designed to inspire, educate, and encourage your heart. Recurring themes across hundreds of videos emphasize Holy Spirit empowerment, bold faith, obedience, risk, prophetic revelation, miracles, healings, deliverances, exalting Jesus, and advancing the Kingdom of God. Explore the latest releases below and our topical playlists (on the left) to discover fresh insights that will deepen your understanding and align you with the call for daily discipleship transformation.

Category Topics Include:

Authority & Power - Authority, Authority & Power, Power

Church & Body of Christ - Church, Church / Bride of Christ, Five-Fold Ministry, Unity & Disagreements

End Times & Eschatology - End Times - Eschatology, Faith for the End Times, Revelation

Faith & Belief - Faith, Inspiring Faith, Faith Only in Jesus

Following & Hearing God - Dreams, Fear in Following the Holy Spirit, Hearing God, Practically Following the Holy Spirit, Visions, Voice of God

Jesus Christ & Divinity - Divinity of Christ, Jesus & Discipleship, Parables of Jesus Christ, Preeminence of Christ

Judgment & Righteousness - Righteous Judgment (Judging), Salvation & Judgment

Law & Covenants - Law vs. Spirit / Old Cov vs. New Cov, Religion vs. Spirit

Salvation & Grace - Born Again, Gospel, In Christ, Names of God, Salvation, Sin & Righteousness

Spiritual Warfare & Adversaries - Hell, Satan, Demons, Jezebel Witchcraft Manipulation, Strongholds

The Holy Spirit & Gifts - Baptism (water, fire, Holy Spirit), Fruit of the Spirit, Gifts of the Holy Spirit, Holy Spirit, Spirit vs. Intellect, The Holy Spirit in the 7 Mountains of Influence

This Week's Latest Teaching Released on October 26

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Correction in the Church

— Correction is Love!

Correction is one of the most misunderstood gifts in the Church. In this latest SGGM teaching, “Correction in the Church,” we discover that God’s correction is never meant to crush us. Its purpose is to bring us back onto the right path and into a right walk with Him, so we can keep moving forward as sons and daughters.

Explore how the Holy Spirit brings correction, when it should be private or public, and why the same Spirit who corrects also gives us the heart to receive it. Discover the difference between living by the Spirit and living by the letter, and why outward change alone can never transform the heart.

Along the way, we’ll see how Scripture, real-life examples, and Jesus’ own path of obedience reveal that correction is good, desirable, and among the most loving gifts we can give or receive.

— Watch this teaching and learn to welcome correction with gratitude, because loving correction is loving Him.

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Authority in the Church

— Seeing Through Heaven’s Lens

Authority always comes from someone who has it, and Jesus holds all of it. In this SGGM teaching, we revisit authority in the Church because the Lord wants His people to understand it clearly. As Head of the Church, Jesus decides who leads. Apostles and Prophets establish and vet doctrine, while Pastors, Evangelists, and Teachers each carry authority within their own lane.

Using the Parable of the Vineyard, we see that how we treat those Jesus has placed in leadership reflects how we treat Him. We also explore how apostles may set rules to help churches follow the Spirit, why greater authority brings greater accountability, and how correction aims at Christlikeness. This teaching also reveals how the Lord envisions His Church as a network of house churches led by apostles and prophets in unity.

Everything points to one goal: the preeminence of Christ in a Church that walks in truth, love, and power.

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Jesus as the Standard in the Family

— Jesus: The Highest Thing in Your Family!

Is anything in your family higher, better, or more desirable than Jesus? This SGGM teaching invites families to make Jesus the highest standard in every area of home life: marriage, money, children, friendships, and the everyday decisions that shape them.

Whether you’re married to a believer or not, the call is the same: listen to the Holy Spirit and follow Him. For couples who both follow, it means coming into agreement by agreeing with God, not by compromise. For those with a non-believing spouse, it means exalting Jesus by obeying His Spirit while living peaceably with everyone. This teaching also explores how the Father’s love for the Son, who gave Him everything, models how spouses and parents should empower one another.

At the heart of it is freedom: freedom from guilt, pressure, the opinions of others, and the freedom to choose the very best. Watch now to discover what it looks like to put Jesus first in your home and let His Spirit lead your family.

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The Truth About Trump

— See Trump through God's eyes, not human logic.

What does God say about Donald Trump? In "The Truth About Trump," SGGM presents the case that Trump is the Lord's chosen "Trumpet," anointed like Cyrus of old to lead the way into what the prophets call God's Great Reset: a season of justice, righteous government, and spiritual awakening.

Drawing on prophetic words, dreams, and visions given over the past several years, this teaching explores why believers are called to see leaders through God's eyes rather than through human logic and reason. It also looks at the resistance Trump has faced, America's faith-based founding, and why honoring God's anointed is not worship of a man, just as God anointed Moses, David, and others despite their imperfections.

Packed with prophetic insight, current headlines, and a list of 365 accomplishments from Trump's first year back in office, this teaching will encourage you to stand with confidence in what God is doing. As time allows, watch and discover what the Lord says about His Trumpet.

Note: The supporting teaching notes link below includes the list of 365 wins from President Trump’s first 365 days back in office.

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Help with Hearing God

— Are you truly present enough to hear Him?

In this teaching, Kirk shares a striking encounter where the Lord asks a piercing question: "Are you present, Prophet?" Not physically — but spiritually available, free from distraction, fully tuned to the Spirit's whisper.

Everything we do depends on hearing God. Jesus said we live on every word from His mouth — yet so many believers carry quiet lies that keep them from listening: I can't hear... I don't have time... I'm too sinful... the Bible is enough.

This teaching dismantles ten of those lies one by one, and then hands you the keys — practical, faith-filled steps to recognize God's voice, distinguish it from counterfeits, and expect Him to speak into every detail of your life.

You were made to hear Him. It's time to learn how.

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Confusing Bible Verses: Part 4 of 4

— Holy Spirit’s Progressive Revelation

This final Part of Confusing Bible Verses tackles some of Scripture's most debated passages, starting with a fresh look at Paul's words on women in ministry — including surprising evidence about Junia, the woman Paul lists among the apostles in Romans 16.

This teaching unpacks why Paul's instructions were never meant as permanent rules for the whole Church, and traces the thread of progressive revelation from Genesis to the Cross. Along the way, we explore how Elisha's bones raised a dead man in 2 Kings 13, why Heaven fell silent for thirty minutes in Revelation 8, and how Moses could be both "slow of speech" and "powerful in word."

In these puzzling passages, there is one consistent answer: everything points to Jesus, the living Word who reveals what letters on a page never could. This teaching reminds us that revelation is progressive, and God is still unveiling more of Himself today.

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Confusing Bible Verses: Part 3

— Holy Spirit’s Progressive Revelation

Have you ever read a passage and thought, "Wait, what does that actually mean?" You're not alone. In Part 3 of this series, we dig into some of Scripture's most debated moments, including:

   - Did God really send an evil spirit to Saul?
   - Was it truly Samuel's spirit that appeared at Endor—or something else?
   - What did Jesus mean when He said some would see Him "coming in His kingdom" before death?
   - Why does James say God doesn't tempt us, yet trials still refine our faith?
   - How do warnings against sin coexist with "no condemnation in Christ" (Romans 8)?
   - What does it mean for a believer to bring out "things new and old" from the Spirit?
   - Are Genesis's creation "days" meant to be understood literally?

These aren't easy questions—but they deserve honest answers. Join us as we explore what Scripture really says, and what the Spirit is saying today.

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Confusing Bible Verses: Part 2

— Holy Spirit’s Revelation and Interpretation

In Confusing Bible Verses Part 2, we continue rightly dividing the Word of truth by the Spirit rather than by intellect. Explore Jesus’ quotation of “You are gods,” the sword that divides families when we follow Him, why the least in the Kingdom surpasses John the Baptist, and the true meaning of the elect. Discover the 144,000 as the perfect, Spirit-filled Bride, Peter’s vision of elements melting as works tested by fire, and freedom from the Law’s curses—including tithing—because Christ fulfilled it all.

We also look into what it means to count the cost of discipleship, understand the giants who survived the flood, and see that “if the light in you is darkness, how great is that darkness.”

Finally, learn how Daniel’s seventy weeks and the abomination of desolation found fulfillment in history, yet the Spirit still speaks today.

— Come ready to hear the Word Himself!

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Confusing Bible Verses: Part 1

— Holy Spirit’s Revelation

Why do some Bible verses leave us puzzled? In Confusing Bible Verses Part 1, it's revealed that Spirit-written Scripture must be Spirit-interpreted. We unpack how apostles governed their churches, how prophecy can be fulfilled in multiple ways, and how the Holy Spirit applies God’s Word with fresh meaning.

Clear, revelatory teaching covers Romans 7 (righteousness versus the enemy’s accusations), 1 John on sin and our new identity, Hebrews 6 and the danger of falling away, the true heart of communion, the millennial reign, being “caught up,” and puzzling statements in Luke. Discover that in Christ sin is off the table, we are called to a righteousness consciousness, and the Lord is establishing His kingdom through His Spirit-filled people. This teaching strengthens faith and invites deeper intimacy with the Holy Spirit.

— Watch and be refreshed!

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The Nature of Revelation is Progressive

— Nature of Revelation

Revelation is not the product of human study or logic—it comes only from God through His Spirit. Jesus is the full revelation of the Father, and all wisdom and knowledge are hidden in Him.

Because God is infinite, there is no end to revelation. It is progressive by nature, building from glory to glory. The Law written on stone was glorious, yet the ministry of the Spirit far exceeds it. The first apostles themselves walked in progressive revelation concerning the Law and the church.

Today the Lord is pouring out fuller revelation for His end-times church—a glorious, spotless Bride who will walk in truth, unity, and power greater than the first church ever knew.

In this teaching, we address how to recognize true revelation and what the Spirit is revealing now for those who follow the Lord no matter what, and the power will be turned on like never seen before!

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Knowing the Truth of History

— God is exposing...

Have you ever sensed that much of what we were taught about history simply doesn’t add up? The Lord is opening eyes and breaking strongholds so His people will recognize truth when it comes—and not resist it.

In this powerful teaching, we share a prophetic word that our generation has been systematically lied to across the seven mountains of influence. History is one of the key areas God is exposing. From the real story of America’s founding and the forgotten apostles of church history, to Tartaria, the Grand Canyon, and so much more—darkness has hidden the truth for far too long.

Light is now exposing the lies. The Holy Spirit is raising up those who will unearth real history by the Spirit of Truth. We are not called to defend every narrative we grew up believing. We are called to stay open, discern His voice, and prepare for a time when the history books will finally be rewritten in truth.

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Broken or Crushed

— Rock of Stumbling & Offense

Discover the profound truths in this week's "Broken or Crushed" teaching series from SGGM. Scripture presents us with two distinct paths, both presenting unique challenges in our walk of faith. One path offers temporary ease in the temporal realm yet leads to eternal destruction, while the narrow path invites us to embrace suffering, persecution, and the daily death of self to live solely for Christ.

True discipleship requires counting the cost, relinquishing pride, and relying wholly on the Holy Spirit rather than choosing a comfortable, seeker-friendly lifestyle. By choosing to fall on the Rock of offense and surrendering our own desires, we allow Jesus to sit fully on the throne of our hearts.

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Truth (A Comprehensive Teaching)

— What is Truth?

When Pilate asked Jesus, “What is truth?” he stood face-to-face with the answer. Jesus declared that the very reason He came into the world was to testify to the truth. He is the Way, the Truth, and the Life. Light exposes darkness, and Truth exposes every lie.

In this powerful teaching, we unpack why our battle is spiritual—truth versus deception—and why only Jesus, by His Spirit, can lead us into all truth. Scripture points to Him; it does not replace Him. Facts, science, religion, and even our own understanding fall short. Knowing Jesus sets us free. Dying to self and following the Holy Spirit opens the door to the Truth that never changes.

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Fighting Between Christians

Even among Spirit-filled Christians, quarrels and division can arise. In this practical teaching, Tiffany and Kirk explore why fights occur between believers and how they stem from self-centered desires, pride, and the enemy’s lies (James 4:1-3).

Learn to address the real battle first—by using our spiritual authority to remove the enemy’s influence, humbling ourselves before God, and choosing forgiveness and love. Discover biblical keys to quick reconciliation, listening by the Spirit instead of arguing intellectually, esteeming others above ourselves, and walking in honesty and unity.

This teaching equips us to guard relationships, pursue true peace, and stay focused on Jesus. Essential for every believer committed to living as one in Christ. Watch this teaching and be strengthened in walking this out each day!

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The Warrior Bride of Christ

In this latest teaching, we see the revealing of the Church—Christ’s Bride—as every heart that has come to Him, made perfect and spotless through the blood of Jesus and the washing of the Word. The Lord desires a glorious, deception-free Bride grounded in apostolic and prophetic truth, led fully by the Holy Spirit into all truth.

Far from passive or self-focused, she is a Warrior Bride—crucified to self, empowered by the Holy Spirit to walk in love, faith, authority, and power. She fights not against flesh and blood but the enemy, bringing heaven to earth through signs, wonders, deliverance, and bold obedience.

May we die to self, embrace the Spirit’s fire, and rise as part of God’s end-times army, advancing His Kingdom without fear, fully equipped for victory!

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End Times: Jesus’ View

Jesus Himself provides the clear foundation for the end times through the Parable of the Wheat and Tares (Matthew 13). At the harvest—the end of the age—the angels first gather the tares (the wicked) for judgment, while the righteous (wheat) remain to shine in the Kingdom of their Father.

Just as in the days of Noah and Lot, the wicked are removed while the righteous stay to fulfill God’s purposes. There is no escape from tribulation; instead, the Church, filled with the Holy Spirit, overcomes and reveals Jesus’ glory on earth. All creation awaits the revealing of the sons of God as heaven comes to earth.

Discover God’s victorious plan and Great Reset— Praise the Lord!

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Sin vs. Righteousness

In this powerful teaching, discover the freedom Christ won for us! Sin leads to death through temptation and evil desire (James 1:14-15), empowered by the law. But Jesus fulfilled the law, becoming sin and a curse for us so we might become the righteousness of God in Him (2 Corinthians 5:21).

Under the New Covenant, we are no longer under law but led by the Holy Spirit. Those born of God do not sin, for His seed remains in them (1 John 3:9). Move from sin consciousness to righteousness consciousness—your heart is made good in Christ!

Jesus is your victory, your defense in the courts of heaven, and the end of guilt and condemnation. Embrace the finished work of the cross and walk in the Spirit’s freedom today.

Praise the Lord!

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New Standard of the Holy Spirit

A powerful new standard has been established since the rededication of the USA to God: Jesus Himself, fully expressed through the leading and power of the Holy Spirit.

This marks a glorious end-times move where the Lord is raising up Spirit-filled disciples who walk as Jesus walked. Expect boldness through faith, freedom from sin, healing, deliverance, and signs and wonders following.

In this hour, the Holy Spirit brings true unity in Christ—beyond fleshly divisions—empowering believers to make disciples of all nations as the Great Commission comes alive. All creation awaits the revealing of the sons of God who bring heaven to earth by obeying the Spirit.

The end-times harvest is here. Will you fully follow Jesus and His Spirit?

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Prayer

In this week's SGGM teaching, we emphasize that Prayer is communication with God—interceding, talking with Him in praise and petition, and listening for His voice. Scripture richly illustrates this through the prayers of Jacob, Moses, Stephen, and the early church, with Jesus Himself modeling continual communion with the Father.

This teaching calls believers to reject man-made rules, rote repetition, and manipulative “witchcraft” prayers, instead following the leading of the Holy Spirit in every situation. True prayer flows from a humble, honest heart that seeks God’s will above personal agendas. It is not optional but essential for a relationship with the Lord, empowering angels through faith and releasing His power on earth as in heaven.

As the Lord declares, prayer forms relationship. When we pray by His Spirit, we align with His purposes, experience answered prayer, and walk in the joy of His presence.

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Anointing

In this week's SGGM teaching, we emphasize that the anointing of God is His Spirit coming upon a person or group with heavenly direction, wisdom, and power to accomplish His specific purposes—always exalting Jesus and bringing good. In Scripture, priests like Aaron, kings like David, and leaders like Samson and Jehu were anointed for service, deliverance, and justice.

Today, this continues: God has anointed Donald Trump to lead His Great Reset, disrupting corrupt systems and preparing the ground for truth and freedom, as affirmed through many prophetic words.

Ultimately, Jesus is the perfect model—anointed to destroy the devil’s works and break every yoke. True anointing opposes man-made institutions, flows from the Holy Spirit, and brings liberty. Opposing God’s anointed means opposing God Himself.

— Praise Him and ask the Spirit to reveal His anointed ones! —

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Two Trees—Tree of the Knowledge of Good & Evil vs. Tree of Life (A 4-Part Series)

In this four-part teaching series taught by Tiffany and Kirk, Kirk shares successive visions in which Jesus walks him past two trees that have stood since Eden: the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil and the Tree of Life. The first tree offers large, bright, low-hanging fruit that looks wise and is easy to pick—yet it never satisfies. It feeds religion, intellect, pride, and earthly wisdom, leaving people hungry and self-deceived. The second tree appears plain, its fruit hard to reach and difficult to swallow, yet those who eat the whole of it by faith are filled, transformed, and led into their true destiny. Jesus makes it clear: everyone must choose. Not choosing is still a choice. Only the Tree of Life—Jesus Himself, received through the Holy Spirit—brings lasting satisfaction, holiness, and the power of God. The invitation is open: pass by the familiar fruit of knowledge and climb for Life.


Part 1 introduces the vision: Jesus shows Kirk the attractive Tree of Knowledge that never satisfies and the harder Tree of Life that fills forever—if the whole fruit is eaten.

Part 2 declares that every person must choose. Knowledge is familiar and addictive; Life requires faith, humility, and the Holy Spirit’s leading. Not choosing is choosing death.

Part 3 exposes how the institutional church has largely chosen the Tree of Knowledge—earthly, self-centered wisdom—while the true Church chases Jesus alone and walks in heavenly wisdom.

Part 4 reveals that the temptation of knowledge never fully disappears. The Father intentionally places the Tree of Knowledge first so that those who love Him will keep choosing Life by faith and love, not by ease or appearance.

— Together, the series calls every hearer to reject the illusion of knowledge and eat fully from the Tree of Life.

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