In the business world getting on board with something means you have come into agreement with an idea.  In this message Bishop Stinnett shows how Peter was living a life of failure until he allowed Jesus to come into his boat.  He brought on board the master of success.  This was the choice that totally changed Peter's life.  No one can truly become successful until Jesus is on board with our ideas and dreams.  When Jesus comes into a belivers life he presents challenges and invites us to to launch out into the deep.  He will expand the possibilities for success if  we can accept his challenges and trust Him for the results.  The rewards are endless and totally awesome.

In the business world getting on board with something means you have come into agreement with an idea.  In this message Bishop Stinnett shows how Peter was living a life of failure until he allowed Jesus to come into his boat.  He brought on board the master of success.  This was the choice that totally changed Peter's life.  No one can truly become successful until Jesus is on board with our ideas and dreams.  When Jesus comes into a belivers life he presents challenges and invites us to to launch out into the deep.  He will expand the possibilities for success if  we can accept his challenges and trust Him for the results.  The rewards are endless and totally awesome.

Christmas time is a coming.  Some are ready for that day but others will procrastinate until the last minute.  Christmas must be prepared for.  Are you ready for Christmas?  Maybe you have already finished your shopping but that's not what Christmas is all about.  The Christmas of the Bible is the true Christmas.  In Matthew's gospel the angel proclaimed, “And she shall bring forth a son, and thou shalt call his name JESUS: for he shall save his people from their sins.” (Matthew 1:21).  This is the true meaning of Christmas.  Paul wrote, “Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners; of whom I am chief.” (1 Timothy 1:15).  The simple truth of this message is Christmas time is a coming.  Are you ready for it?

Christmas time is a coming.  Some are ready for that day but others will procrastinate until the last minute.  Christmas must be prepared for.  Are you ready for Christmas?  Maybe you have already finished your shopping but that's not what Christmas is all about.  The Christmas of the Bible is the true Christmas.  In Matthew's gospel the angel proclaimed, “And she shall bring forth a son, and thou shalt call his name JESUS: for he shall save his people from their sins.” (Matthew 1:21).  This is the true meaning of Christmas.  Paul wrote, “Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners; of whom I am chief.” (1 Timothy 1:15).  The simple truth of this message is Christmas time is a coming.  Are you ready for it?

In Thinking Soberly About Holiness Part 1 Bishop Stinnett lists the dangers of over-estimating ourselves.  Any sober evaluation of ourselves must consider the four dangers of distinguishing oneself from others.  In Part 2 Bishop Stinnett lists the true measure of holiness as given by the Apostle Paul in Romans, Chapter 12.  Just as a book can not be judged by its cover, neither can holiness be judged by the eye wash of standards of dress and appearance. These serve only to introduce the saint as a follower of Christ.  True holiness can only be seen when the saint is read as a living epistle through consistent godly living according to the scriptures.  This brings glory to God.  Let others see the works of God in you and glorify God.

Anyone familiar with the Apostolic faith can usually pick out Apostolic Pentecostal women in a crowd.  They never cut their hair and they always wear dresses. In fact, it's not too difficult to even separate one organization's women from another.  A common question asked by apostolic women when visiting another church is, "should I wear my hair up or down?"  Is there anything wrong with maintaining standards of dress and appearance that distinguish the people of God from the world?  Even the US military rigidly inforces standards of dress and appearance.  And, it seems logical that that any organization should have the right to live according to the conventional wisdom of the organization.  Certainly every believer should have the right to exercise their own personal convictions.  So what's the problem?  Part 1 shows the real danger of not thinking soberly about the subject of holiness.

In part one, Bishop Tom explains the importance of having an honest appraisal of one's performance.  Few people are willing to give an honest appraisal of a mother's baby.  Likewise, you may find the word of God is the only place you can see how you measure up.  In part two, Bishop Tom compares his work with the work of the early apostolic church.  In today's podcast find out if Bishop Tom has an ugly baby.

Ever wonder why God seems to bless some people's work more than others?  Does God really have his favorites?  Or does God have certain standards that must be met if we are to receive the blessing of His anointing?  In this message Bishop Tom shows the importance of obtaining an honest appraisal of our character and our work if we are to be successful.  We all need to know where we stand in relation to our goals.  Unfortunately, it seems that only God is willing to give us that honest appraisal.

Ever wonder why God seems to bless some people's work more than others?  Does God really have his favorites?  Or does God have certain standards that must be met if we are to receive the blessing of His anointing?  In this message Bishop Tom shows the importance of obtaining an honest appraisal of our character and our work if we are to be successful.  We all need to know where we stand in relation to our goals.  Unfortunately, it seems that only God is willing to give us that honest appraisal.

Have you ever been lost?  Some people discover they are lost and quickly seek help but others, mainly men, wonder around aimlessly not wanting to admit they are lost.  In this episode taken from three parables found in Luke's gospel Bishop Stinnett explains how God has to get men lost before they can be found.