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I am back for Season 2!! I am looking forward to sharing this journey with you. My directive is to share God's word and I will do just that this season. We are in this together and it is my sincere hope that you gain from this podcast! Personally and Spiritually! 

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In this episode we ask two profound and thought provoking questions of listeners. Are you a Prisoner of Spiritual Warfare? Or, are you Missing in Action from your life? is there something that has a hold on you? Something that is the center of how you show up to the world and how you move. Listeners are invited to review their own lives and take an assessment on whether they are locked in a spiritual battle that is not releasing them or allowing them to be free. It is not too late to become free and the only way to do that is through Jesus Christ. Jesus is the way to our Heavenly Father. 

There are ways to stay protected form the enemy's tactics. Prayer is one of the most powerful tools believers can use against the enemy. Listeners are also encouraged to seek out a church that is teaching directly from the word. You must confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord and Savior. Ask God for forgiveness and you must also repent from your sin. No matter what it looks like, God has provided a way to Salvation. Listeners are also called to baptism and to share their own battles with others. This episode presents an intriguing outlook on spiritual battle and ways to win the spiritual war. You must stay vigilant. 

Referenced Scripture is KJV unless otherwise noted. 

Exodus 20:3
Matthew 4:7
Isaiah 14:12
Revelation 12:7
Ephesians 6:11-13
Romans 8:31
Ecclesiastes Ch 3
Romans 12:19
James 4:7
1st Peter 5:8
2nd Timothy 2:3
Isaiah 6:3
Galatians 5:16

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Many of us are familiar with the story of Job in the Bible. But, many of us are also not familiar with God's response to Job regarding His omnipotence. In modern day Christianity, we frequently hear the story of how Job lost everything and had different trials afterward. We also hear about how Job is pleading with God and lamenting to Him, also cursing the day he was born. After some time, Job is restored and God gives him back double of what he lost. But, after what occurrence? In chapters 38-41, God gives Job an oration of, and examples of, His omnipotence. Throughout this oration, He asks Job many different rhetorical questions to make Job think about and understand his lesser perspective, and much smaller Job is much smaller Job is compared to God. God reaffirms His all powerful sentiments and Job eventually humbles himself and repents to God. In this episode, listeners are encouraged to become more familiar with God's omnipotence which would further encourage humility from our own limited perspective. 

Bible referenced is NKJV and scriptures are listed:

Job Chapters 38-42

Romans 8:28 summarized. 

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In this dynamic episode we discuss the meaning of lamenting and how it pertains to God and His processes for us. We discuss lamenting to God and the importance of getting what we are carrying, all out to Him, so He can then step in and assist us with healing and moving forward. We look at specific people in the Bible that Lament to God and discuss how they went from enduring sorrow and pain to transitioning that to hope and faith. Their laments were heard by God and when we lament to Him, as His children, we can be assured that He hears us too. God is our creator and He is a compassionate God. He desires for us to lament to Him, so he can help us endure. Most notably, Jesus lamented to God, Job lamented to God, as well as Jeremiah, about the destruction of Jerusalem. Ultimately, listeners will gain insight as to the benefits of Lamenting to God, especially when occurrences happen, or seasons occur where we do not have the answers. 

All scripture referenced is from KJV unless otherwise noted. 
Lamentations 1:1
Psalm 13:1-2
Lamentations 3:21-23
Job 3:1
Job 3:11
Matthew 27:46
Matthew 26:39
Exodus 20:5

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In the episode we explore the everlasting discussion of what is more important for salvation-Religion or Relationship (in particular, with Jesus Christ). Listeners are encouraged to understand and focus on what God wants, a living relationship with Him. The focus should be on Jesus and not religious behavior or practices. Religion can be focused on rituals and rules based primarily on fear, and was criticized by Jesus if the basis was rooted in hypocrisy or contain a lack of heart and love. Religion can be utilized as a cover for the sinful nature of man based on worldly views and also can lack the presence of God.  We are saved by God's gift of grace and not the works that we have done, but for God's love for us in Christ Jesus. In His teachings, Jesus emphasized the importance of having a true relationship with Him, and in that relationship, believers are given access to God. 

All scripture referenced is from KJV unless otherwise noted. 

John 12:26
John 12:49
Ephesians 4:10
Ephesians 2:8
Matthew 7
John 14:1
John 14:10
John 15
John 3:16
John 1:1
James 1:27
Revelation 19:13

The content of this Podcast is solely my opinion and there is no intent to give spiritual advice, you must research and connect with a pastor/minister of the word. Ideas expressed are for informational purposes only and hopefully lead you to study the word. 

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In this episode we explore the instruction from God to not be fearful. All throughout the Bible we are given the command to not be fearful and to trust God. Listeners are encouraged to not allow fear to drive their lives. The fabrication of assumed scenarios and situations is discouraged and should not be allowed as a basis for inaction. Although fear is a natural response, we are erred when this fear takes over our lives and prevents an optimal course of living. The audience is challenged to remain focused on the present and to not allow the lens of fear to be solely focused on outcome. If God has called you to something, trust and believe that in His will, He will see you through. 

Referenced Scripture: (KJV)

2nd Timothy 1:7
Joshua 1:9 
Deuteronomy 31:6
Job 15:4
Psalm 27:1 
Psalm 46:1
Psalm 118:6
Romans 8:31
Romans 10:9
John 14:6
Matthew 24
Revelation

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In this episode, we explore the serious warnings throughout Scripture against treating God lightly or disrespecting His holiness. We examined powerful Old and New Testament examples where individuals or groups faced severe consequences for their rebellion, pride, or deception (such as the flood in Noah’s time, the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah, Korah’s rebellion, Uzzah’s irreverence, and Ananias and Sapphira's deceit).

We also tied in the prophetic voices of Joel, Amos, Zephaniah, Malachi, and Habakkuk, each emphasizing different facets of God’s character and judgment:

Joel warns of the coming Day of the Lord and calls for heartfelt repentance.
Amos denounces empty rituals and demands justice and righteousness.
Zephaniah warns against spiritual complacency and idolatry.
Malachi rebukes dishonor and insincere worship, calling for genuine devotion.
Habakkuk affirms that, despite seeming delays, God’s justice will surely prevail, and "the righteous shall live by faith."
Together, these prophets and examples reveal a unified message: God cannot be mocked or manipulated. He desires humble, sincere hearts, justice, and faithfulness. While He is merciful and patient, He is also holy and just, and ultimately holds all people accountable.

All scripture referenced is from (KJV)

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In this episode, we review the ten commandments that God directly spoke to Moses and the Israelites. Listeners are challenged to uphold the directives given by God and are given some of the background or context as to why God requires this of His people. We discuss the probable foundation of many of the commandments and how they are rooted in wickedness. God challenges us to turn away from our wicked ways and the commandments are a foundation to upholding that directive.  

Scripture referenced in this episode is KJV:

Exodus 20 

Psalm 103:8

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In this thought provoking episode, we explore the Revelation of Jesus Christ in the bible. The emphasis is mainly on chapters 19 and 20. Listeners are encouraged to read the book for understanding and comprehension. There will come a time where the world will have to choose which side they are on and whether their actions are supporting God's kingdom or the kingdom served by the fallen angel. Lock in as we discuss the blueprint we have been given by Jesus. We also explore Matthew 5-7 where the blueprint is given to us on how we should live our lives according to Jesus. 

Referenced scripture is KJV

Matthew 4:7

Exodus 20:3

Jeremiah 10:10

1st Peter 5:8

Romans 10:9

2nd Timothy 2:14

Revelation 19:11, 16, 19-21, 

1st John 4:1

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This episode is crafted for YOU. 

In this episode, we explore the deeper meaning of healing—not just as recovery from pain, but as a sacred return to wholeness. With heartfelt insight and biblical grounding, listeners are encouraged to reflect on what it means to show up whole for ourselves, for God, and for those we love.

Rooted in scriptures like Luke 8:48 and John 14:6, this episode reminds us that healing is not perfection, it is presence. Speaking to the emotional, spiritual, and relational layers of healing, listeners are invited to embrace both their mending and their strength. The episode closes with a powerful poetic reflection, “Whole Again,” calling us all to live from a place of restored truth and God-given fullness.

Referenced scripture (KJV) no permission needed-public domain
1st Thessalonians 5:23
1st Peter 5:7
Mark 3:10
Luke 8:48
Jeremiah 1:5 
John 14:6
Acts 4:12
3rd John 1:2
Isaiah 53:5
Isaiah 41:10
Genesis 1:27
Matthew 28:18
Deuteronomy 31:8
This is solely my opinion and there is no intent to give medical advice, nor diagnosis of any illness. Ideas expressed are for informational purposes only. Poem ai generated. 

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