Scripture. Surrender. Faithfulness.
Come near.
Come holy.
A call to remain faithful in a time of compromise. Open the Scriptures, examine the heart, and draw near to God through Jesus Christ.
A place to begin
Faithfulness begins
with the next obedient step.
Rebuilding the Altar
Elijah’s repair of the altar calls us to examine divided loyalties, return to wholehearted obedience, and seek renewal through Jesus Christ.
→02Faithfulness Begins at Home
A biblical teaching on living the gospel in our closest relationships through love, truthful speech, responsible leadership, and daily faithfulness.
→03Faithfulness Before Visibility
Zadok’s recorded choices and Jesus’ teaching on hidden devotion call us to serve faithfully, handle responsibility honestly, and leave recognition with God.
→04Drawing Near with Reverence
Read Ezekiel’s call to holy service alongside the New Testament’s invitation to draw near through Christ, with confidence, humility, and reverence.
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The heart of the message
What remains
when others drift?
Zadok’s story asks a searching question: will we honour the Lord when faithfulness costs us approval, comfort, or position?
These teachings explore that calling through Scripture. Every invitation to draw near rests in Jesus Christ, our great High Priest.
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Recognizing the Anointing
How do we recognize the anointing of God, and how should we respond? Through the life of Zadok, this teaching explores the connection between spiritual discernment, obedience, and faithfulness under pressure. It calls us to look beyond titles and outward appearances, examine everything through Scripture, and cultivate lives yielded to the Holy Spirit.
Read teachingBypassed in the Last Days
A biblical warning from Eli’s household: ministry activity cannot replace obedience, repentance, and faithful care for God’s people.
Read teachingThe Melchizedek Priesthood
From Genesis 14 and Psalm 110 to Hebrews: Melchizedek points to Jesus Christ, our eternal High Priest, His once-for-all sacrifice, and our access to God.
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The author & the burden
A pastoral heart.
A call to faithfulness.
Pastor L. Tyrone Wheeler writes to call believers into deeper obedience, reverence, and love for Christ. Discover the burden behind this book and the ministry behind these teachings.
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