Angel Talk with Jim Young and Sandy Young

Angel Talk with Jim Young and Sandy Young

The Expression of Love Creates Miracles: Baptism, Forgiveness, and Gospel Wonders

Jim and Sandy Young of the Living Light Center explore how love, expressed through action rather than words, becomes the force behind everyday and biblical miracles, moving through prophecy, baptism, forgiveness, and gospel healing stories along the way.

Love in Motion: Opening Prophecy and a Call to Self-Examination

Sandy Young opens the September 13 broadcast of Angel Talk by naming the day's theme: the expression of love creates miracles, and only through movement toward God's will do those miracles occur. She reads what she calls a prophecy-style message, asking listeners to examine how they influence the people around them, whether they truly listen, and whether their lives hold balance physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually. She urges self-love as the root of love for others, warns that unresolved anger poisons the body, and cautions against jealousy toward those who succeed. Sandy also speaks of a major time of earth changes and tells listeners never to lose faith even when natural events threaten what they have. She closes the opening by reminding the audience that every word spoken carries accountability, and that courage to stand for Christ's teaching is the path to eternal life.

The Word Love and the Power of the Cross

Jim takes over and reflects on the word "love," noting that spelled backward it becomes "evol," close to evil, and argues love is the most misunderstood word people use as carelessly as "thank you." He describes Christ's crucifixion, "shedding every bit of the bodily fluids," as the ultimate proof that love is not empty but active — "Love is a verb." He insists love must include movement, saying that without it "God is not present," and that spiritual force must be grounded in the material world through action. Jim also recalls being asked by Christ at a young age what he wanted, and answering that he wanted "to be able to heal this world and make people feel better," and being told to keep his life straight and nothing would be impossible for him, including raising the dead. He frames prayer through the full Holy Trinity, not just calling on Christ alone, as essential to receiving the Holy Spirit's gifts.

Baptism, Guilt, and the Counterfeit Spirit

Jim moves into teaching on baptism, distinguishing infant sprinkling or "dedication" from true full-immersion baptism, describing a biblical water measurement and offering to organize small baptism groups for listeners who were never truly baptized. He speaks of a "counterfeit spirit" placed within the body at birth that whispers temptation and later testifies against a person, arguing that Christ's death on the cross removes its power if it is refused. Drawing on his counseling work with Sandy, Jim describes clients, especially women, who carried guilt for abuse they suffered as children and were able to release it within an hour once they understood the guilt belonged to their abuser, not to them. He calls on listeners carrying similar guilt to let it go. He also warns that another world war may be approaching, driven he believes by the same hidden forces behind the previous two, and urges listeners to recognize manipulation early.

Four Kinds of Love and Everyday Choices

Jim continues by outlining what he calls the four types of love, family affection or storge, marital love, and eros or erotic love, arguing that passion itself is not sinful when it is channeled through God rather than misused. He says God is never mentioned condemning sex itself in the King James Bible, only infidelity and the misuse of love's single energy. He criticizes teaching that allows a young child to change gender without parental knowledge, calling it satanic and urging parents to take responsibility for their children's spiritual education, recalling Edgar Cayce's advice to begin teaching a child spiritually two years before birth. Jim also warns against manifesting desires outside of God's will, describing a "pendulum swing" in which things gained through selfish effort are eventually taken back, often with more lost than was gained, leaving people who believed they were "almost there" disappointed at the end of life.

Sandy's Teaching on Love as Law and a Small Kindness

Sandy takes the microphone to present love as, in her words, "the only law that truly exists," describing it as the force holding atoms together and the consciousness behind everything that exists, with suffering arising when a person swims against its current. She supports the idea with scripture, quoting John 3:16, Deuteronomy 6:5, and the two great commandments, and describes forgiveness as a discipline that keeps no record of wrong. Jim interjects to note that "neighbor" includes people across the world, not only those nearby. Sandy then shifts to small, everyday miracles: a smile offered to someone who looks down, watching a sunrise, or lending a hand. She recounts helping an elderly woman with a cane who spilled a bowl of beans in a buffet line, carrying her plate to her table, and watching the woman's guarded anger soften into visible gratitude.

Gospel Miracles, Solomon's Excess, and Closing Blessings

The hosts trade accounts of gospel miracles, including the feeding of the multitudes, the calming of the storm and Peter walking on water, the healing at the pool of Bethesda, and the ten lepers of whom only one returned to give thanks. Jim recommends Jonathan Cahn's book The Dragon's Prophecy and turns to the story of Solomon, noting his seven hundred wives, four hundred concubines, and vast wealth as evidence that abundance without gratitude creates what Jim calls "the frequency of lack." He connects this warning to modern marriages, describing, in frank terms, how physical affection and unresolved family belief systems affect a couple's connection, and citing research on dopamine and serotonin released through sustained affection. Sandy closes by reminding listeners that miracles, large or small, come through believing and aligning with God's will. The hosts sign off together, thanking listeners, sharing contact information, and asking to be kept in prayer until the next broadcast in two weeks.

Angel Talk with Jim Young and Sandy Young

Topic: Sadness, Hope, Separation, Unity and Love

Too often we get busy with the things of the day, our work, family, and what needs done. Yet, we go to church on Sunday and in our hearts, we love God. Sometimes it feels like two steps forward and one step back. Time is not on our side when it comes to loosing spiritual ground. Join us as we cover these areas and more as given by the Holy Spirit.

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From Sadness to Unity: Faith, Forgiveness, Spiritual Preparation, and the Power of Love

Summary

From Sadness Toward Hope

Sandy and Jim build the episode around five linked themes: sadness, hope, separation, unity, and love. Sandy’s opening message describes emotional stress, selfishness, loneliness, and anxiety as signs that people may be separating themselves from God, while encouraging prayer, meditation, love, and spiritual self-examination. She also presents prophecy-style claims about heightened solar activity, meteor and fireball activity, planetary changes, and a major period of earth changes beginning in February 2027. These predictions are presented as the speakers’ spiritual beliefs rather than verified facts. The hosts repeatedly return to the idea that hardship can become an opportunity for growth instead of a reason to remain trapped in victimhood. Their central message is that sadness is not necessarily an ending; it can become the beginning of spiritual change.

Jesus, Prayer, and the Holy Trinity

Jim develops an extended teaching about Jesus, beginning with the wedding at Cana and the transformation of water into wine. He interprets the miracle through both theology and his own metaphysical understanding of science, dimensions, spirit, and manifestation, arguing that material outcomes are first built in spirit. He stresses prayer through the complete Holy Trinity and expresses concern when religious practice omits the Holy Spirit. He also discusses the biblical phrase “time, times, and half a time,” which he interprets as three and a half years within an approaching prophetic cycle. Throughout the discussion, he urges listeners to pray without begging, to trust God’s knowledge of their needs, and to live in active alignment rather than treating faith as a passive idea. His commentary repeatedly frames spiritual life as something requiring movement, action, and continuing commitment.

Baptism, Giving, and Spiritual Action

A major section focuses on baptism, which Jim distinguishes from infant christening or dedication. He describes a full-immersion practice that he believes should be freely chosen by the person being baptized, and he announces plans to conduct small baptism groups in West Virginia or the surrounding region. The hosts also discuss money, sacrifice, generosity, and helping people who may not have family or resources. Jim argues that giving should not be reduced to a fixed percentage if a person is capable of giving more, and he warns against becoming consumed by the endless pursuit of wealth. He connects these ideas with the Ten Commandments, spiritual law, the Holy Spirit, and the belief that creation requires movement rather than hoarding. The practical theme beneath the metaphysical language is that faith should lead to service, generosity, and action.

Biblical Stories of Loyalty, Forgiveness, and Restoration

Sandy and Jim use Ruth and Naomi, Jacob and Esau, and Joseph and his brothers as examples of pain being transformed into purpose. Ruth’s loyalty to Naomi becomes a model of love in hardship and the foundation of a new family. Jacob and Esau illustrate long separation followed by reconciliation, while Joseph’s betrayal, enslavement, false accusation, imprisonment, and eventual elevation are presented as a dramatic example of endurance and restoration. Jim adds numerous personal interpretations to these biblical narratives, including teachings about angels, intuition, higher dimensions, spiritual manifestation, and reincarnation. The hosts emphasize that not every painful event is meaningless and that forgiveness can heal divisions that once seemed permanent. Their interpretation is that God can use suffering, humility, and perseverance to create outcomes that could not have been seen at the beginning.

Separation, Judgment, Compassion, and Unity

The later part of the episode turns toward the sheep-and-goats teaching, the crucifixion, spiritual accountability, and the hosts’ belief that humanity is entering a period of major change. Sandy emphasizes practical compassion: feeding hungry people, clothing those in need, visiting the sick, and helping strangers rather than limiting care to family and friends. The hosts argue that religious identity without loving action is incomplete and that faith must continue moving throughout a person’s life. They also criticize political and religious division, asking why people who share basic human needs and belief in one God become enemies. Sandy presents a metaphysical view in which the emotional state of humanity affects the living earth and even the broader solar system, while love creates a more harmonizing influence. The episode’s unity theme is therefore both theological and interpersonal: reconciliation with God, reconciliation with others, and the deliberate choice to stop feeding cycles of hatred.

Love, Consciousness, and a Practical Response to Sadness

The closing message brings the discussion back to everyday emotional life. Sandy recommends scripture such as the Twenty-Third Psalm and chapters from John, uplifting music, humorous movies, positive memories, and conscious attention to thoughts and intentions when sadness becomes heavy. Jim adds humor throughout the program and says that laughter itself can help people shift their state. Both hosts encourage listeners to be conscious of what they project because, in their spiritual framework, thoughts and emotions carry energy that affects others. They urge listeners to tell people they love them, help strangers without judgment, evaluate the legacy they want to leave, and stand for what they believe is right. The final emphasis is simple: life is short, spiritual growth requires active choices, and love, faith, forgiveness, generosity, and conscious action are the path from separation toward unity.

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Topic: Seeing God Through His Creation of Nature

It has been said that nature and animals are already just a little closer to God than mankind. Though mankind was given free will, nature was not. Nature follows God's law every step of the way. Join us as we explore the many wonders of God in nature.

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God in the Living World: Water, Wildlife, Sacred Geometry, and the Spiritual Lessons of Nature

Summary

Creation as a Window to God

Jim and Sandy center the episode on the idea that nature reveals the presence, character, and creative power of God. They encourage listeners to notice God in ordinary experiences, from plants and water to animals, weather, stars, and the changing seasons. The hosts describe spiritual attention to creation as both an act of faith and a form of gratitude. They repeatedly connect this outlook with prayer, meditation, praise, and a conscious effort to treat other people and living things with love. Their discussion frames nature not as something to worship, but as something that points back to the Creator.

Love, Prayer, and Spiritual Discipline

The hosts begin by discussing a practice of telling people that they are loved and that God loves them, even when the response may be uncertain. Jim describes spiritual discipline as requiring faith, willpower, compassion, and a willingness to help others without controlling how that help is used. The conversation includes stories about prayer, grace, Archangel Michael, the Holy Spirit, and the idea that difficult experiences can create a pathway that later helps other people. They also encourage sacred singing, prayer before food and drink, and regular attention to uplifting thoughts. Throughout this portion, spiritual claims are presented as personal beliefs and experiences shared by the hosts.

Water, Sound, and Consciousness

A major portion of the episode concerns the hosts' belief that water responds to words, prayer, sound, music, emotion, and human consciousness. They discuss Masaru Emoto and The True Power of Water, then describe their own informal experiments using solfeggio frequencies, prayer, magnets, and pendulums. Jim and Sandy connect these ideas with the human body's water content and with their belief that positive speech, sacred music, and group prayer can influence well-being. They also discuss pollution, DDT, fish, and the importance they place on blessing food and water. The episode presents these ideas as the speakers' spiritual and experiential interpretations rather than independently established scientific conclusions.

Plants, Remedies, and Stewardship

Sandy discusses flower essences as energetic remedies that she believes can support emotional, mental, physical, and spiritual balance, while Jim contrasts natural substances with synthetic drugs. The hosts talk about sassafras, barberry, berberine, lamb's quarters, gardening, companion planting, and asking for spiritual guidance about what to plant. Jim tells a story about planting red bulbs against what he says was guidance from an angel of nature, only to find the bulbs dug up the next morning. They emphasize the importance of working with nature rather than forcing it to conform to human preferences. Their broader message is that stewardship means learning from the land, respecting what grows naturally, and recognizing creation as purposeful.

Animals as Teachers and Companions

Animals occupy a large part of the conversation, with stories involving praying mantises, deer, dogs, snakes, foxes, dolphins, fish, hummingbirds, butterflies, and other wildlife. Jim and Sandy describe experiences they interpret as communication with animals through mental images, nurturing sounds, calm intention, music, and the absence of fear. They recount caring for a motherless deer, encountering snakes without panic, watching dogs become still during a healing session, and seeing wildlife respond to what they consider sacred land. Sandy also tells stories about a red fox and a dolphin, while Jim discusses what he sees as lessons in animal behavior, trust, hierarchy, and stewardship. The hosts use these experiences to argue that animals can teach patience, respect, nonaggression, and attentiveness to God's creation.

Sacred Geometry and the Living Pattern of Creation

The final thematic section explores patterns the hosts associate with sacred geometry, including pinecones, flowers, shells, storms, galaxies, DNA, crystals, and Fibonacci-number relationships in plants. Sandy presents these patterns as evidence of order and divine design, while Jim adds that living things fulfill their created purpose by producing what they were made to produce. They discuss plants responding to music and attention, their experience working with turbulent water in Egypt, and the idea that fear or calm intention can affect encounters with wildlife. The episode closes by returning to one God as the source behind nature, rather than nature itself being an object of worship. Jim and Sandy end by urging listeners to keep God and Christ present in their words, attention, and daily lives.

Angel Talk with Jim Young and Sandy Young

Topic: Living With Love or Its Opposite

Love can encompass all things. Once you are filled with it, you are filled to overflowing. It does not come free. It has responsibilities and there is no greater wonder in life.

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The Courage to Choose Love: Faith, Freedom, and the Light Within

Summary

Love as an Overflowing Spiritual Force

Jim and Sandy begin by describing love as an overflowing spiritual force that continues to expand rather than reaching a fixed end. They connect love with responsibility, gratitude, service to God, conscious growth, and the willingness to place the needs of others above entitlement and cruelty. A prophecy reading warns listeners of possible upheaval and urges prayer, preparation, and alignment with God’s light rather than fear. Throughout the episode, the speakers treat love not as a passive emotion but as a spiritual condition that must be cultivated, protected, and expressed.

The Human Need to Give and Receive Love

The discussion explores the belief that people cannot give, teach, trust, or live love without first possessing, understanding, studying, and yielding to it. Love is compared to a mirror through which people reflect one another and discover something larger than themselves. The hosts describe the human need for affection from infancy through old age, warning that fear of loneliness can cause people to conform, abandon their identity, or surrender their true selves for acceptance. They also emphasize self-love as the foundation for loving one’s neighbor and helping others grow.

Responsible Love Requires Communication and Growth

The episode presents responsible love as inclusive, growth-oriented, joyful, communicative, accepting, and empathic. People must express not only happiness but also sorrow, loneliness, vulnerability, and unmet needs because even intimate partners cannot read one another’s minds. The speakers explain that two people in a relationship may grow at different rates and in different directions, requiring flexibility and unconditional acceptance. They argue that love must be shared freely and that a person does not lose love by giving it to others.

Khalil Gibran, Freedom, and Love Without Possession

Jim and Sandy discuss Khalil Gibran’s portrayal of love as a force that both crowns and crucifies, nurtures and prunes, and refines the soul through joy and suffering. They emphasize that true love cannot be controlled or possessed and that healthy relationships preserve freedom, individuality, and space between partners. The discussion draws on images attributed to The Prophet, including the moving sea between two souls, separate pillars supporting one temple, and trees that do not grow in each other’s shadow. Love is presented as liberation rather than ownership and as a path toward the divine.

Choosing Love Over Anger, Fear, and Isolation

The hosts contrast love with anger, hatred, greed, ego, rejection, and self-pity. They encourage listeners to respond to hostility with compassion, tolerance, patience, and kindness, while reaching beyond familiar relationships to offer love to strangers and people who may not return it. Vulnerability and authentic conversation are described as ways to overcome loneliness and discover shared spiritual or intuitive experiences. The speakers also urge listeners to leave emotional pits by learning from hardship, helping others, praying, expressing gratitude, and choosing a higher path.

Prayer, Meditation, and the Journey Toward Light

The final portion focuses on forgiveness, salvation through Jesus Christ, angelic guidance, biblical forms of love, and the daily discipline of including God in ordinary life. Prayer is described as outward expression, while meditation and a quiet mind are presented as ways to receive insight and build spiritual light. The speakers connect agape, philia, storge, and eros with patience, humility, sacrifice, and service. They close by encouraging listeners to reject destructive habits, trust God, make better choices, and continue climbing toward enlightenment one decision at a time.

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Topic: Wonder Working Power

If you are truly a Christian, then certainly you have read at least parts of the Bible which is God's law. When we think of heaven, or the Christ our Divine Savior and God, we need to realize all that he endured to ensure that those of us who are willing to do the same would earn a place with him.

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Wonder-Working Power: Preparing the Soul for the Signs of the Last Days

Summary

A Call to Spiritual Readiness

Reverend Sandy and Reverend Jim open with a message about what they call wonder-working power: the divine capacity to transform life through faith, prayer, gratitude, and service. They urge listeners to accept Christ, include God in daily decisions, watch the energy of their words, and develop a consistent spiritual practice. The hosts frame the episode as a loving warning rather than an attempt to create fear, emphasizing personal responsibility and preparation.

Signs, Prophecy, and the Latter Days

The hosts interpret current disasters, wars, emotional unrest, unusual weather, and perceived changes in the Earth and sky as signs connected to biblical prophecy. They discuss the Book of Daniel, the Book of Revelation, the seven-year tribulation, and the phrase "time, times, and half a time." Throughout this section, these interpretations are presented as the hosts' spiritual understanding and prophetic belief.

Faith Demonstrated Through Action

A central theme is that professed belief should be demonstrated through conduct. Jim and Sandy repeatedly encourage feeding families, collecting food and clothing, helping strangers, comforting people in distress, teaching children, and speaking openly about faith. They use the Good Shepherd, the lost sheep, and the parable of entrusted talents to argue that spiritual gifts and material resources should be actively used in service to others.

The Antichrist, the Mark, and Armageddon

The conversation turns to the Antichrist, the false prophet, the mark of the beast, and the battle of Armageddon. The hosts read or paraphrase biblical passages, describe a future system in which buying and selling may be restricted, and warn that Christians may face persecution or martyrdom. They also discuss the Euphrates River, armies gathering around Israel, the return of Christ, and the ultimate defeat of evil as they understand these prophecies.

Judgment, Words, and Spiritual Accountability

The hosts devote substantial attention to the Great White Throne, the Book of Life, judgment according to works, and the lasting consequences of speech and behavior. They argue that words can wound or heal, that concealed actions will eventually be revealed, and that salvation should produce an ongoing life of repentance and service. Personal examples involving fraud, vandalism, ministry work, charitable giving, and difficult tests are used to illustrate their message.

Prayer, Higher States, and the Final Appeal

Near the end, Sandy and Jim describe prayer, sacred names, praise, music, Scripture, kindness, and blessing nature as ways to raise spiritual energy and regain peace. They also discuss their beliefs about dimensional shifts, changing perceptions of time, the Earth's inner core, and future planetary transformation. The program closes by asking listeners to prepare now, seek forgiveness, accept Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior, and live in a way that reflects divine love.

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Topic: World Changes Are You Prepared

You have already begun to see some of the changes our planet is experiencing. The Divine Holy Trinity has given us a host of information on new and upcoming changes. We invite you to join us on Angel Talk so we can all be prepared, because the Divine Holy Trinity is moving for its children.

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World Changes, Spiritual Preparedness, and the Call to Higher Consciousness

Summary

A Warning to Prepare Spiritually

Jim and Sandy introduce the episode as an urgent discussion of world changes and spiritual preparedness. They say the Divine Holy Trinity directed them to address the subject and encourage listeners to seek discernment, deepen their relationship with God, and move beyond a minimal understanding of salvation.

Sacred Knowledge, Unity, and Personal Discernment

Jim reflects on Scripture, language, inherited beliefs, cellular memory, and the importance of seeking truth rather than accepting tradition without question. He stresses one God, cooperation among people, the sacred names of God, spiritual protection, and the pursuit of higher levels of consciousness.

Institutions, Accountability, and Free Will

The conversation turns to courts, government, insurance, media consolidation, medical systems, property records, corporate power, constitutional concerns, and personal experiences with fraud. Jim frames these subjects as examples of institutions failing to honor free will, moral responsibility, or what he understands as divine law.

Prophetic Earth Changes and Material Preparedness

Sandy presents a long series of predictions involving solar activity, electromagnetic disturbances, planetary wobble, earthquakes, volcanic activity, storms, flooding, tsunamis, temperature extremes, grid failures, insects, disease, water shortages, and damage to ecosystems. She repeatedly connects these expected changes to humanity’s collective spiritual condition and urges listeners to prepare.

Consciousness, Energy, and the Human Light Body

Sandy describes the human being as both physical and energetic, discussing chakras, spiritual vibration, prayer, group intention, sacred geometry, positive thought, and the development of a light body. She argues that anger, greed, fear, selfishness, drug abuse, and disconnection from God weaken individuals and contribute to disorder in the wider world.

Choosing Love, Service, and God-Centered Change

The hosts close by emphasizing service to neighbors, food assistance, responsible use of artificial intelligence, protection of personal rights, openness to change, and alignment with God’s love. They encourage listeners to speak out, pray, seek spiritual guidance, help others, and consciously choose light over darkness as the year’s changes unfold.

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Topic: Mystery of the Father of the Father's

Everywhere Jesus went it was in accord with the Father. Even when the crowds spewed hatred, he simply turned around and walked through the crowds saying, it is not yet my time, only when it is my Father's will is when you will have power over me.

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The Father, the Light, and the Lessons We Pass On

A Father's Day Reflection on the Divine Father

The episode begins by connecting Father's Day and the summer solstice with gratitude, spiritual renewal, and the idea of God as both creator and sustainer. Reverend Sandy frames the discussion around Jesus' relationship with the Father, the importance of spiritual oneness, and the belief that human beings are meant to recognize their connection with divine life rather than live in separation.

Prophecy, Planetary Change, and Spiritual Opportunity

The hosts discuss a prophecy-style reading about stress, weather disruption, emotional instability, lightning, and broader cosmic changes affecting the planet. Within that framework, the episode presents these pressures as opportunities for stronger spiritual connection, increased intuition, prayer, gratitude, and a more conscious relationship with God.

Human Fathers, Grandfathers, and Lessons of Love

Both hosts share personal memories of fathers, grandparents, and family elders who shaped their values. Sandy recalls her father's patience, guidance, fishing lessons, knowledge of nature, and encouragement, while Jim reflects on being raised by loving grandparents after his father left, describing everyday rituals, outdoor lessons, compassion for animals, and the spiritual security he found in God as Father.

Light, Desire, Prayer, and Inner Transformation

A major theme of the conversation is the role of light as divine energy that fulfills human longing, strengthens intuition, supports healing, and brings peace. The speakers contrast reactive, destructive human habits with proactive spiritual change, emphasizing forgiveness, self-forgiveness, prayer, meditation, and the belief that people can shift their nature by reconnecting with God.

Parenting, Culture, Music, and Modern Disconnection

The episode expands into concerns about modern family life, absent fathers, children lacking guidance, excessive technology, declining respect for elders, and social systems that may separate people from deeper values. The hosts also discuss music, singing, sound therapy, frequency, and sacred language as tools that can open emotional, spiritual, and healing pathways.

Sacred Names, the Lord's Prayer, and Returning to God

The final portion focuses on the Lord's Prayer, endocrine centers, sacred names of God, speech, vibration, and the importance of using words with care. The hosts encourage listeners to make time for prayer, meditation, praise, gratitude, and the sharing of wisdom, closing with a Father's Day and solstice blessing and the reminder, "Why worry when you can pray?"

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Topic: Melchizedek The First Creation After Adam

He had no Mother, no Father and was known throughout the area as The Prince of Salem. He called Abraham telepathically from the Mesopotamia area known as UR. Abraham hearing the call of his Lord left all his wealth to make a treacherous trip to Jerusalem.

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Melchizedek, Abraham, and the Spiritual Discipline of Walking with God

Melchizedek and the Hidden Dimensions of the Abraham Story

The episode opens with Reverend Sandy and Reverend Jim Young welcoming listeners to Angel Talk Radio Live and introducing a teaching on Melchizedek, Abraham, Sarah, spiritual discipline, and the path of serving God. Sandy presents Melchizedek as the Prince of Salem, a high priest connected with Yahweh El Elyon, and a figure whose story opens deeper meanings than many listeners may have been taught. The hosts frame the episode as a spiritual exploration rather than a conventional historical lecture.

Truth, Testing, and the Responsibility of Enlightenment

Sandy begins with a prophecy-style reading about seeking the secrets of the universe and the responsibility that comes with receiving truth. The reading emphasizes honesty, humility, gratitude, discipline, and the danger of arrogance or selfishness when spiritual knowledge is misused. The hosts connect this message to the idea that God gives people strength for their appointed purpose and that every person is here for a specific reason.

Melchizedek, Sacred Names, and the Priesthood

The central teaching explores Melchizedek as king of Salem, priest of El Elyon, and teacher of sacred names and divine principles. The hosts discuss Noah, the flood, Abraham’s rescue of Lot, the meeting between Abraham and Melchizedek, and the tithe Abraham gave after the battle. They connect Melchizedek to the priestly order later associated with Yahushua or Jesus, describing that order as a bridge between ancient covenant, spiritual authority, and the promise of redemption.

Abraham, Sarah, Hagar, and the Cost of Impatience

A large portion of the discussion turns to Abraham and Sarah, including Sarah’s beauty, the hosts’ interpretation of her connection to goddess energies, her time in Pharaoh’s court, and the circumstances surrounding Hagar and Ishmael. The hosts present Sarah’s impatience and Abraham’s choices as examples of how humans try to help God’s promise along instead of waiting for divine timing. They describe the resulting division between Isaac and Ishmael as a spiritual and familial wound with lasting consequences.

Faith, Fear, and the Need to Walk God’s Path

Jim and Sandy repeatedly return to the importance of faith over fear. They discuss Moses, the Red Sea, the Israelites in the wilderness, the golden calf, the Ten Commandments, and the need to remove fear before reaching higher spiritual consciousness. The hosts argue that miracles alone do not transform the heart; daily choices, humility, prayer, service, and willingness to follow God’s direction are what move a person forward spiritually.

Daily Service, Spiritual Integrity, and Love in Action

The episode closes by applying these teachings to everyday life, including honesty with money, marriage, relationships, politics, anger, insecurity, and service to others. The hosts encourage listeners to pray, ask God for guidance, share love, help others, and recognize small acts of kindness as meaningful spiritual work. They end by reminding listeners that God is waiting to lift them if they ask, and they invite listeners to contact them for questions, counseling, and readings.

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Topic: A Hidden Mystery is Finally Revealed to Mankind

Let us share with you one of the great hidden mysteries kept from us from the beginning of the Alpha Omega cycle. We will tell you why we have experienced many of the DNA issues of family and more.

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Hidden Mysteries Revealed: Angels, Negative Entropy, Sacred Light, and Preparing for Spiritual Change

**A Hidden Mystery, Higher Consciousness, and the Role of the Angels**

This episode of *Angel Talk Radio Live* opens with Reverend Sandy and Reverend Jim Young welcoming listeners and introducing the program as a discussion of a hidden mystery finally being revealed to mankind. Sandy begins with a prophecy-style reading about higher beings of light, service to God, raising consciousness, humility, faith, and the importance of putting God before material security. The opening message frames the episode around spiritual awakening, divine law, the need to serve others, and the idea that humanity is being invited into a higher level of consciousness through love, good deeds, and commitment to God.

**The Four Primary Archangels and Their Purposes**

Sandy devotes the first major section of the episode to explaining angels and several angelic orders, beginning with the four primary archangels she says govern over the Earth: Uriel, Gabriel, Raphael, and Michael. She describes Uriel as an archangel of wisdom, illumination, prophecy, mystery, and the transmutation of negativity. Gabriel is presented as God’s messenger, associated with divine revelation, the announcement of the birth of Jesus, hope, transformation, and protection of faith. Raphael is described as the healing angel, connected with physical and spiritual healing, while Michael is presented as the warrior and protector of God, associated with protection, strength, justice, and defense against negative entities.

**Angelic Orders, Sacred Names, and Spiritual Discernment**

The episode then moves into higher angelic hierarchies, including the Ophanim, Elohim, Hashmallim, Seraphim, Malachim, Erelim, Chayot HaKodesh, Cherubim, Ishim, and other orders Sandy describes as connected to divine knowledge, music, justice, guardianship, and God’s throne. She explains that some angels do not appear humanoid and may appear as wheels, beings of light, or other forms. Sandy and Jim emphasize that people can ask for angelic help in prayer, meditation, or dreams. They also discuss the sacred phrase “Kodoish, Kodoish, Kodoish, Adonai Tsebayoth” as a discernment tool against deception and negative beings.

**Negative Entropy, Light, and the Hidden Nature of Reality**

Jim’s main teaching centers on what he calls negative entropy, a process he says has been at work since the beginning and is now speeding up time so that disorder, corruption, and what is not aligned with God can crumble. He connects this idea to the Aquarian Age, the lifting of veils, the universe returning toward center point, and the need to let go of fixed beliefs. He also teaches that light does not truly travel but already exists everywhere, and that what people perceive as light moving is instead the manifestation or excitation of existing light. Through this teaching, he urges listeners to turn inward, ask God to expand the light within, and recognize that truth is already present in every cell of the body.

**Angelic Courts, Spiritual Tests, and Service to Others**

Sandy and Jim also discuss what they call angelic courts, which they say can be approached in prayer or meditation when a person has a situation requiring higher judgment or assistance. Jim shares examples of taking situations before these courts, including both large spiritual matters and more ordinary human conflicts. The hosts repeatedly return to the idea that people must receive for the purpose of sharing, not hoarding, and that failing to share creates what they call Bread of Shame. They encourage listeners to help people in need, give God the credit for blessings, cultivate spiritual gifts, and remember that the greatest gifts are not material possessions but healing, discernment, telepathic communication, compassion, and service.

**Preparing for Change, Overcoming Fear, and Living in God’s Light**

The closing portion of the episode focuses on major changes the hosts believe are approaching, including Earth changes, storms, earthquakes, food disruptions, and the arrival of extraterrestrial beings. Jim and Sandy urge listeners not to react with fear, but to connect with God, pray, meditate, build small support groups, prepare food and resources, and remain grounded in love. They discuss blessing food and water, choosing healthier foods, honoring the body as a temple, and using music, sacred names, and the Lord’s Prayer or 23rd Psalm to raise energy. The episode closes with the reminder that listeners can contact Angel Talk for readings or questions, and with a call to love the body, serve God, share with others, and remain open to spiritual guidance.

Angel Talk with Jim Young and Sandy Young

Topic: Grace Is Not Just What You Say Before Dinner

Too often we as Christians have to walk difficult times upon our path. When we go to God in prayer especially during those times, do we ask for grace or quote scripture? Grace does not come without asking.

Join us for another exciting Angel Talk radio show sponsored by The Living Light Center a Church of Faith and Healing.

Grace Is Not Just What You Say Before Dinner: Seeking Mercy, Discernment, and God’s Will

Opening Theme: Grace as a Daily Request

The episode opens with Reverend Sandy and Reverend Jim Young introducing Angel Talk Radio Live and the program’s theme, “Grace is not just what you say before dinner.” Sandy frames grace as more than a formal religious word or a meal blessing; she describes it as God’s favor, kindness, mercy, and help during difficult times. She also shares a prophecy-style reading urging listeners to keep their focus on God, practice kindness toward others, and recognize blessings as coming from divine love.

Grace, Law, and the Role of Christ

Jim expands the discussion by contrasting the strictness of spiritual law with the mercy and grace he associates with Christ. He argues that people should ask for grace directly rather than only quoting scripture or trying to endure every hardship through personal strength. He describes grace as a gift that can help a person move through difficult spiritual lessons and says that asking for grace can sometimes change what a person has to walk through.

Service, Prayer, and Spiritual Responsibility

Both speakers emphasize daily prayer, asking to be aligned with God’s will, and doing acts of kindness without seeking personal credit. Sandy explains that what people send out spiritually or emotionally comes back to them, and she connects this with the principle of reaping what one sows. Jim adds personal examples about helping people with food, praying for others, and trying to give God the credit rather than making good deeds a public display.

Warnings About Influence, Misused Knowledge, and Division

The conversation moves into warnings about negative spiritual influences, manipulation, occult activity, and what the speakers describe as the misuse of divine energy. Jim also discusses concerns about racism, history being forgotten, abusive preaching, false teachers, and social division. These claims are presented as the speakers’ religious and spiritual opinions, and the episode repeatedly urges listeners to use discernment and avoid harmful attitudes or actions toward others.

Biblical Examples of Grace and Forgiveness

Sandy and Jim refer to several biblical figures and passages to explain grace, including Noah, Joseph, David, Moses, Christ, Psalms, Ephesians, Hebrews, Romans, John, and 2 Corinthians. They discuss Joseph’s forgiveness of his brothers, David’s need for forgiveness after wrongdoing, and Paul’s teaching that God’s grace is sufficient in weakness. Across these examples, they present grace as something that must be requested, received humbly, and then reflected in one’s behavior toward others.

Closing Message: Faith, Growth, and Becoming One with God

Near the end, the speakers discuss spiritual growth, fear of death, repeated soul lessons, the need to release fear, and the idea that people are being tested during a time of accelerated spiritual change. They encourage listeners to ask what separates them from God, to seek forgiveness, to trust God’s timing, and to replace fear with faith. The episode closes with thanks to listeners, appreciation for BBS Radio, and a Mother’s Day blessing.

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