The 2024 Atlanta Advance took place over a weekend, from October 4th through the 6th, at The Inn at Stone Mountain Park in Stone Mountain, Georgia. The focus of the weekend was to take action in speaking God’s Word and manifesting power. The teachings during this weekend reminded us that we as believers are encouraged to speak the Word to ourselves, to those in the family of God, and also to reach out to those who have not yet believed. We have a living, powerful Word to share and we can and should share it boldly with the love of God.

The theme for this 2024 Summer Camp was “OUTREACH”. We listened to teachings covering the tremendous topics in God’s Word on witnessing and undershepherding. We heard many practical keys to help us in the sharing of God’s Word and the “how” regarding the follow-up with people we have spoken God’s Word to. That’s the undershepherding part that is so exciting in our walks with our Heavenly Father. Everyone in this Body of Christ is needed. Our age, young or older, absolutely does not matter. God will work with anyone of any age who believes Him and His Word!

“Freedom in Christ” was the theme of this weekend-long Advance held outside of Atlanta, Georgia with the theme verse being Galatians 5:1, “Stand fast therefore in the liberty wherewith Christ hath made us free, and be not entangled again with the yoke of bondage.”  We learned about what Christ accomplished for us and because of that we can walk in true spiritual freedom. As we accept the liberty that we have in Christ, we can then put our focus on our commitment to service and outreach; this privilege to serve and speak the Word helps others to be able to enjoy the same incredible freedom that we have.

For our first Summer Camp for adults since 2019 and our first at the Spruce Lake Retreat Center, the overall theme of the week was “God’s Prevailing Word”. The teachings each day revolved around a sub-theme: Monday was on “God’s Prevailing Word”, Tuesday on “Acts of Love”, Wednesday on “Believing Action”, Thursday on “Go Tell – Speaking God’s Word”, and Friday was the wrap-up summarizing the week.

“Freedom in Christ” was the theme of this weekend-long Advance held outside of Atlanta, Georgia with the theme verse being Galatians 5:1, “Stand fast therefore in the liberty wherewith Christ hath made us free, and be not entangled again with the yoke of bondage.”  We learned about what Christ accomplished for us and because of that we can walk in true spiritual freedom. As we accept the liberty that we have in Christ, we can then put our focus on our commitment to service and outreach; this privilege to serve and speak the Word helps others to be able to enjoy the same incredible freedom that we have.

The Harbor Light Fellowship Band’s first album.

Searching for the Christ breaks the Bible into its major stories and topics, considering each one in light of the overall theme – that Jesus Christ is the subject of the written Word from Genesis to Revelation. In addition to taking the reader (designed to be teens through adults) through the records, there are many notes along the way explaining the text in more detail and how it fits in the overall picture and pointing out lessons that can be learned from them. At the end of each chapter the biblical records covered or referred to are cited, encouraging the reader to read the Scriptures for themselves. Although the book can serve as a reader’s companion to the Bible and a study tool, it’s primary purpose, as stated by the author, is to “make sense of the Scriptures, …increase your respect for and belief in God, …appreciate the significance of the life of Jesus Christ more than ever before, …help you to understand and believe more of what God says about you in His Word, …and inspire you to treat others with greater love and compassion.”

A look at God’s heart in wanting His people to prosper, what true prosperity is, and how to tap into it.

An overview of the books of 1st and 2nd Thessalonians, showing its major themes and emphases.

This teaching series introduces the Bible student to the important key to the interpretation of God’s Word of taking into account the figures of speech He uses to give emphasis to His words.