I have added the first lesson and you can access the lesson by the new tab added to the heading.  The lesson as I mentioned before is about John Calvin, as you'll see as I go along it brings up topics that could/should be future lessons.  I'll go back and listen and write down those topics and will look to add those lessons in the future, so listen and feel free to comment.  By the way, I was drinking my morning coffee and the microphone picked it up, sorry! 
God Bless

I'm finishing up a lesson that I hope to have posted by the end of the week.  The lesson is dealing in the teachings of John Calvin, many denominations and non-denominations hold to at least some of John Calvin's teachings and I thought it was important to give a lesson on these teachings.  In the end the ONLY teachings that should exist in congregations today are the teachings of the Apostles(Acts 2:42), these are the teachings that came from Jesus, not from men.  See when men and now today, women create teachings not only is it not biblical and scriptural to do so but it leads to traditions.  The biggest problem with traditions is they can and most often do lead to apostasy, the traditions become worshiped and become precedent over the Word of God that is supposed to be our guide.  Does any of that sound familiar?  I hope so, that means you're reading the Bible, it's the very thing that Jesus condemned the Pharisees for in Matthew 15:1-9.  Congregations today have become so stiff necked that they've become Pharisees and teach their traditions as if they're doctrine and set aside the commandments of God.  So many say they want revival; revival in the Church, revival in our country, it won't happen if we continue to resist Our Lord.  If we want revival then we need to allow Jesus in our congregations, stop being synagogues of Satan and be an actual congregation within the Body of Christ and if we want revival in our country then we have to stop allowing evil to rule over us.  This isn't Rome, although Rome still exists and is ruling over us, the difference between the 1st century church and us is by LAW(The Founding Documents of this Nation) we are free and have liberty, by LAW(The Declaration of Independence, July 4, 1776; The Articles of Confederation of November 15, 1777; Northwest Ordinance of July 13, 1787; Constitution of September 17, 1787)  we are permitted to overthrow our government, these are things that the 1st century church didn't have.  If we have freedom we should never enslave ourselves to man( 1st Corinthians 7:23).  That's all for now before I go into a sermon, stay tuned, the lesson will be coming shortly and as always feel free to drop a comment.
God Bless
Ephesians 5:11