The Bailey Archive

Continuing in his series on being Hidden in God’s Presence, Dr Bailey stresses the need for believers to prepare for the last days by fostering righteousness, avoiding worldly influences, and encouraging alliances only with godly individuals and institutions, as seen through the example of King Jehoshaphat, whose right actions brought revival but whose poor alliances ultimately compromised his legacy.

Continuing in his series on being Hidden in God’s Presence, Dr Bailey highlights the need for church leaders to guide believers into deeper spiritual maturity by moving beyond superficial faith of the Outer Court and entering into the Holy Place of God’s presence, where wisdom, righteousness, and a deeper understanding of God’s ways equip believers to face end-time trials and prepare for eternal closeness with Christ.

Continuing in his series on being Hidden in God’s Presence, Dr Bailey emphasizes the importance of enduring life's storms by trusting in God's guidance and staying committed to faith, as these trials are meant to deepen our spiritual rest and bring us to a place of peace and purpose in Him.

Continuing in his series on being Hidden in God’s Presence, Dr Bailey underscores the importance of guiding the church from spiritual immaturity of Mount Sinai to deeper experiences of Mount Hebron and ultimately to the spiritual pinnacle of Mount Zion, where they will find safety and glory in God amid the darkness of the last days.

In his series on being Hidden in God’s Presence, Dr Bailey emphasizes that in the last days, believers must seek meekness and righteousness to move from spiritual immaturity and the dangers of the Outer Court, into the safety of the deeper spiritual maturity found in the Holy Place, becoming overcomers prepared to withstand increasing darkness, violence, and tribulation on the earth, with leaders bearing the responsibility to strengthen and guide their congregations through this period.

In the final part of his series on Moses, Dr Bailey looks at the transition of leadership from Moses to Joshua who then led Israel into the Promised Land, reminding us of the importance of obedient faith, the consequences of disobedience, and the perseverance required in leadership in order to lead God’s people into the Promised Land.

Continuing his series on the life of Moses as a role model for the Church of the Last Days, Dr Bailey considers how the heart of a father desires for their spiritual children to make it, just as Moses interceded for Israel to the point where he was willing to offer his own life in exchange for mercy from the throne of God.

Continuing his series on the life of Moses as a role model for the Church of the Last Days, Dr Bailey emphasizes the need for leaders who will shepherd and guide for the next wave of believers, through developing the spiritual qualities of mercy, grace, and patience.

Continuing his series on the life of Moses as a role model for the Church of the Last Days, Dr Bailey illustrates how God prepares leaders by refining them through encounters with holiness, revealing His plan, and granting them authority over challenges and enemies, so they can nurture a new generation to overcome fear, bitterness, and spiritual bondage.

Dr Bailey begins a series looking at the life of Moses as a role model for the church of the last days by emphasizing that just as God trained Moses to lead and nurture Israel, He is now preparing “nursing fathers and mothers” within the church to care for the multitude of new believers who will be brought in during an upcoming revival, ensuring they are nurtured into mature faith.