• Michael Todd teaches that hearing God’s voice is not reserved for pastors or prophets—it’s for every believer who is willing to slow down, listen, and build a real relationship with Him. God is always speaking, but many times we miss His voice because of distractions, noise, and our own expectations of how He should sound.

  He explains that God speaks in different ways: through Scripture, the Holy Spirit’s promptings, wise counsel, circumstances, and quiet inner conviction. The key is alignment—when our hearts, lives, and priorities line up with God’s Word, His voice becomes clearer. Michael emphasizes that God’s voice will never contradict Scripture and will always lead toward truth, peace, and growth.

  The message also highlights the importance of obedience. Often, clarity comes after we obey what God has already told us. Hearing God isn’t about chasing a feeling—it’s about trust, consistency, and spending time with Him daily.

  And of course, Jaggy and Tedi would remind us of something simple but powerful: when you love someone, you learn their voice. Just like they recognize the sound of food being opened or your footsteps nearby, learning to hear God’s voice comes from closeness, time together, and trust.

  Key takeaway:
  God is speaking. When we quiet the noise, stay grounded in His Word, and walk in obedience, His voice becomes familiar and unmistakable.

  
  

In this powerful and practical message, Dr. Charles Stanley reminds us that conflict and criticism are part of everyday life, but our response determines whether they become stumbling blocks or stepping stones. Drawing from Scripture, he explains how God uses difficult interactions to refine our character, deepen our faith, and teach us humility.

Listeners are encouraged to pause before reacting, seek God’s guidance in prayer, and honestly evaluate their own hearts. Not every criticism is meant to be accepted, but every situation is an opportunity to respond with grace, wisdom, and self-control. Dr. Stanley emphasizes that a gentle spirit and trust in God’s justice preserve peace and reflect Christ to others.

As always at Cat81 Radio, Jaggy and Tedi were close by in the studio—quietly reminding us that calm presence, patience, and unconditional love often speak louder than words. Their peaceful companionship perfectly echoed the heart of this message: responding wisely begins with a settled spirit.

📖 “A gentle answer turns away wrath, but a harsh word stirs up anger.” — Proverbs 15:1

In this compelling message, Pastor Jimmy Evans addresses one of the most pressing questions of our time: Are we living in the last days? With clarity and biblical insight, he walks listeners through Scripture to separate fear from truth, speculation from God’s promises, and chaos from hope.

Pastor Evans explains what Jesus said about the signs of the times, why turmoil should not surprise believers, and how God’s plan is unfolding exactly as written. Rather than causing anxiety, this teaching brings peace, reminding us that God is in complete control and that the future of those who trust Him is secure.

As always here at Cat81 Radio, this episode is enjoyed in the company of our faithful studio cats Jaggy and Tedi, quietly supervising the broadcast and reminding us that calm and comfort still exist—even when the world feels uncertain.

This is an encouraging, grounding message for anyone seeking truth, reassurance, and a biblical perspective in challenging times.

In this powerful message, Tony Evans teaches that spiritual victory comes through authority and alignment, not willpower. When believers deal with hidden compromises, repent, and bring every area of life under Christ’s lordship, the enemy loses access and must leave. Freedom is sustained by obedience and renewing the mind with God’s truth.

This teaching reminds us that we don’t fight for victory—we stand from victory already won in Christ.

🐾 With Jaggy & Tedi
As Jaggy and Tedi stretch out in peace when their space is calm and secure, our hearts also rest when spiritual clutter is removed. When God’s order is restored, peace settles in—and rest follows.

Key Points

• Authority flows from obedience

• Compromise opens doors; repentance closes them

• Christ has already secured the victory

• Alignment with God brings lasting freedom

Dark moments come to everyone—times of loss, uncertainty, fear, or waiting. In this comforting message, Dr. Charles Stanley teaches that these seasons are not evidence that God has left us, but often moments when He is working most deeply in our lives. God uses darkness to shape our character, strengthen our faith, and draw us into closer dependence on Him.

Dr. Stanley reminds us that obedience, patience, and prayer matter most when answers are delayed. Even when we cannot see what God is doing, He sees the full picture and remains faithful. Darkness has an end, but God’s love and purpose do not.

Here at Cat81 Radio, Jaggy and Tedi are right alongside us, reminding us through their calm presence that comfort often comes quietly—just as God stays close to us in every valley.

If this message encourages you, please share it with someone who may be walking through a dark moment right now. A simple share can be a lifeline of hope and faith.

In this encouraging message, Pastor Levi Lusko speaks directly to those who feel stuck in grief, loss, or emotional pain. He reminds listeners that sorrow is a season—not a life sentence—and that God specializes in restoration. Drawing from Scripture and personal testimony, Levi reassures us that joy will return, even if life never looks exactly the same as before. God redeems pain, walks closely with the brokenhearted, and promises that hope is never lost.

This message is a powerful reminder that your story isn’t over, your tears matter to God, and happiness will find you again—because God is faithful.

Studio cats Jaggy and Tedi agree: healing takes time, but hope is always closer than you think.

Key Theme:
God’s will becomes clear when your heart is surrendered, your motives are clean, and you allow the Holy Spirit to guide you one step at a time.

Main Points:

• Stay yielded: Dr. Stanley reminds us that God directs those who genuinely want His way more than their own.

• Scripture leads: His Word is always the primary guide. If it contradicts the Bible, it’s not His will.

• The Spirit nudges: Peace, conviction, and clarity come through the Holy Spirit’s gentle prompting.

• Watch circumstances: God often opens and closes doors to steer your steps.

• Be patient: His timing is part of His will. Don’t rush ahead.

• Peace confirms: The right direction carries inner calm, not turmoil.

Cat Moments:

• Jaggy curls up by the mic like he’s guarding the message, purring every time the word peace comes up.

• Tedi sits nearby sharing the moment, as if reminding listeners that God guides gently — just like she nudges Allan for attention.

Sharing Thought:
God’s will isn’t a mystery for a chosen few — it’s something He wants every believer to know. When we walk closely with Him, His direction becomes unmistakably clear. Share this message with someone who needs reassurance that the Lord truly does guide His children.

• Tony Evans explains that believers have delegated authority through Christ, not based on personal strength but on God’s power.

• Authority functions when we stay under God’s covering — submission precedes dominion.

• We resist the enemy not by emotion but by speaking and standing on God’s Word.

• Evans emphasizes that many Christians live defeated simply because they don’t use the authority already given to them.

Key Scriptures: Luke 10:19, Ephesians 1:19–23, James 4:7.

Takeaway: Walk in confidence. When you align with God, heaven backs your stand.

Studio Note: Jaggy kept his sharp eyes on everything like a little overseer, and Tedi stayed close as always — perfect reminders that peace and authority can coexist in the same room.

Dr. Joni Lamb sits down with Dr. Peter McCullough, world renowned cardiologist, for a direct, faith-centered conversation about the COVID era, early treatment, vaccine concerns, and what he believes families should know moving forward. He discusses long-term effects, reported vaccine injuries, excess-death trends, and strategies he recommends for recovery and prevention. Joni keeps the focus on faith, courage, and seeking God’s wisdom instead of fear.

Back in the Cat81 studio, Jaggy and Tedi keep close watch as Allan breaks down the key points—McCullough’s call for medical freedom, informed decision-making, and standing firm in truth. The kitties add their usual charm, reminding listeners to stay calm, stay curious, and stay anchored in the Lord.

• Kenneth Hagin teaches that real faith is simple: Ask, Believe, Confess.

• Ask according to God’s Word, standing on His promises.

• Believe in your heart that what God said is already done.

• Confess with your mouth — speak life, agreement, and expectation instead of doubt.

Key Scriptures: Mark 11:22-24, Romans 10:8-10, Hebrews 11:1.

Takeaway: Hagin stresses that these three ingredients must work together for faith to produce results. Consistency is what brings breakthrough.

Studio Note: Jaggy oversaw the recording like the pro he is, and little Tedi stayed curled up right beside you — perfect reminders of peace while walking out faith.