Shawn's teaching stresses spiritual maturity, balancing divine guidance and free will. He warns against apostasy, emphasizing faithfulness and fruitfulness in believers.

Shawn teaches communion as a simple memorial, warns against ritualism, emphasizes spiritual over ritualistic focus, and outlines spiritual maturation stages using Greek terms.

Shawn teaches Jesus' return was in 70 AD, marking a shift from Israel to the Christian church. Revelation was for 1st-century believers, emphasizing urgency and spiritual resurrection.

Shawn teaches that Jesus' sacrifice makes every day sacred, negating special observances. He emphasizes vigilance for Jesus' return, interpreting Matthew 24 as historical, not futuristic.

Shawn's teaching focuses on understanding Jesus' prophecies about Jerusalem's destruction in 70 AD, emphasizing accurate biblical interpretation and historical context.

Shawn emphasizes teaching the Bible's context over personal expression, explores resurrection, and analyzes Jesus' teachings on His return, focusing on Matthew 24 and 70 AD events.

Shawn emphasizes Jesus' sacrificial love, questions imminent return beliefs, challenges eschatological interpretations, and highlights symbolic biblical language on time.

Shawn's teaching emphasizes moving beyond basic doctrines to spiritual maturity, focusing on the complex doctrine of resurrection, its phases, and its significance in Christianity.

The teaching urges moving from basic doctrines to spiritual maturity, emphasizing growth over ritual debates. Laying on of hands is symbolic, not essential for faith.

Shawn's teaching on Hebrews 6:1-3 stresses moving from basic Christian doctrines ("milk") to deeper understanding ("meat"), urging spiritual maturity and dynamic faith.

Jesus learned obedience through suffering, modeling a life of submission and faith. Christians emulate this by enduring trials, embracing humility, and prioritizing God's will.