The teaching emphasizes God as the Father and Jesus as Lord and Savior, distinct from the Trinity, highlighting their unity and roles as mediator and source of grace.

Life is a divine gift; humans are psuchekos (flesh-driven) or pneumatikos (Spirit-guided). Spiritual insight is a gift from God, transforming understanding.

The teachings contrast Heraclitus's change with Parmenides's constancy, applied to Christian spiritual growth, emphasizing evolution through experiences and avoiding stagnation.

Shift from traditional religious practices to online house church models due to regulations, diseases, and Millennial mindset, focusing on community and truth without financial barriers.

Religious institutions misuse tithing for wealth; preach Gospel freely. Resist supporting materialistic churches. Trust God's guidance, especially pastors.

Pastors must nurture, protect, and lead by God's Word, not self-interest. Expose "Problem Pastors" who exploit congregations. Evaluate if your pastor truly serves.

Shawn critiques traditional Christian practices, highlighting their divergence from scripture. He suggests these traditions overshadow true spiritual understanding of God.

Calvinism: God predestines salvation. Arminianism: Free will in salvation. Total reconciliation: God saves all through Jesus, allowing belief over time.

Focus on personal relationship with Jesus, agape love, and spiritual alignment over religious rules or institutions; emphasizes love, belief, and transcending earthly ties.

Reformed theology supports "once saved, always saved," emphasizing God's grace and predestination. Shawn critiques Calvinism and Arminianism, advocating God's universal love and salvation.