In this urgent and unfiltered episode, Noah delivers a direct message on justice, accountability, and spiritual authority, addressing recent developments in his federal court case and the broader implications surrounding it.

Opening in prayer, he calls for God’s justice to be revealed and declares that everything hidden will be brought into the light. He then walks through a detailed account of his legal situation, including the dismissal of his federal case without prejudice, and raises serious concerns about access to the courts, due process, and the handling of submitted evidence.

This episode explores themes of:

* Whistleblower challenges and legal barriers

* Accountability in positions of authority

* Faith under pressure and spiritual endurance

* The responsibility to act justly when confronted with truth

Noah emphasizes that when systems fail to respond with integrity, the responsibility ultimately shifts to a higher authority—God’s justice—which cannot be avoided or delayed indefinitely.

He also calls on leaders, institutions, and individuals to examine their actions, speak truth boldly, and take responsibility where it is due. The message extends beyond the courtroom, touching on spiritual discernment, the importance of standing firm in faith, and the consequences of remaining silent in the face of wrongdoing.

The episode closes with a powerful prayer, asking that God’s kingdom, power, and glory be made manifest in His people, and a final warning about the weight of decisions made in positions of influence

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In this deeply personal episode, Noah reflects on grief, family conflict, repentance, spiritual discernment, and the cost of standing firm in conviction during difficult times. Through prayer, scripture, and honest testimony, he shares the pain of watching loved ones suffer, the burden of feeling misunderstood, and the challenge of staying humble while speaking hard truths.

Drawing from Mark 6, Galatians 5, and other biblical themes, this episode explores walking in the Spirit, resisting hypocrisy, recognizing false leadership, and seeking God’s wisdom in the middle of confusion, persecution, and emotional exhaustion. Noah also speaks about forgiveness, responsibility, prophetic insight, and the importance of testing every spirit while remaining anchored in Jesus Christ.

This episode is for listeners seeking Christian encouragement, biblical discernment, spiritual warfare teaching, repentance, faith under pressure, and hope in suffering. If you are wrestling with grief, betrayal, family strain, or questions about truth and obedience, this message is a call to humble yourself before God, stand firm in faith, and keep your heart surrendered to Him.

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A raw and honest Christian podcast episode about repentance, humility, spiritual warfare, and standing in biblical truth during persecution and hardship. Noah reflects on Psalm 37, personal conviction, financial pressure, betrayal, and the challenge of staying faithful to Jesus Christ when the world feels hostile and compromised.

This episode is for believers who feel exhausted, isolated, and burdened, yet still want to walk the narrow path with integrity. Covering themes of forgiveness, obedience, righteous judgment, and trust in God, this message encourages listeners to search their hearts, reject hypocrisy, and remain steadfast in faith.

In Episode 19 of the Church of the Lost Sheep podcast, Noah delivers a raw and prophetic message drawing from 1 Kings 18–19 and Gospel of Luke 16.

This episode explores the confrontation between Elijah and the prophets of Baal, the testing of faith under pressure, and the reality of a preserved remnant. Noah breaks down the boldness of Elijah—speaking in faith before the rain came—and the struggle of trusting God when everything is on the line.

The message shifts into a warning through the Parable of the Unjust Steward, calling out spiritual compromise, misplaced trust in worldly systems, and the consequences of silence in the face of truth.

Themes include:

* Faith under pressure and prophetic obedience

* The 7,000 remnant who have not bowed

* Spiritual deception and false shepherds

* Stewardship, accountability, and judgment

* “The Grapes of Wrath” and the coming harvest

A sobering call to discernment, repentance, and bold alignment with truth through Jesus Christ.

Episode 19 – The Grapes of Wrath

Hey guys, it’s Noah.

Let’s open in prayer.

🙏 Opening Prayer

Heavenly Father, we come before You.We thank You, we praise You, we bless You.

Anoint this word. Get me out of the way.I crucify the flesh and choose to walk in the Spirit.

Give us insight, favor, and understanding.Break every box we try to put You in—myself included.

Let those who have ears hear.In the mighty name of Jesus Christ we pray. Amen.

🔥 Elijah, Mount Carmel, and the Remnant

We’re going into 1 Kings 18–19.

This is Elijah on Mount Carmel—standing alone against Ahab, Jezebel, and the prophets of Baal.

And reading this… I know exactly what that feels like.

Because that’s what we’re dealing with today.

Not a handful of false prophets—but a system full of them.

Yet God says something powerful:

He has preserved 7,000 who have not bowed.

There is always a remnant.

🌧️ The Sound of Rain Before It Comes

Elijah tells Ahab:

“I hear the sound of an abundance of rain.”

But there’s no rain yet.

He speaks it first—in faith.

Then he goes up, bows down, and prays… again and again… seven times.

That hit me hard.

Because sometimes you speak boldly…and then you hit your knees like:

“God… don’t let me down.”

That’s real faith.

All in. No backup plan.

⚔️ Faith Under Pressure

God will let you stand there—back against the wall—with nothing but Him.

If He did it with Elijah…He’ll do it with us.

📖 Luke 16 – The Unjust Steward

Then we move to Gospel of Luke 16.

This parable is sharp.

A steward is about to lose everything…so he starts making moves—cutting deals, repositioning himself.

And the takeaway?

Even the world understands urgency better than the people of God sometimes.

This is about stewardship.

About what you do when your time is running out.

⚠️ A Warning to the Watchers

There are people who knew.

People who saw what was coming.People who were positioned to speak.

And they didn’t.

They chose:

* comfort over truth

* money over obedience

* silence over warning

That’s not a small thing.

🧱 The Real Issue

This isn’t about missing something.

This is about:

* knowing

* and not saying

That’s the difference between:

* a shepherd

* and a hireling

🍇 The Grapes of Wrath

There’s a harvest coming.

And Scripture talks about it like this:

* Grapes ripening

* Pressure building

* Judgment being poured out

Not randomly—but when things reach fullness.

🧭 Final Call

This episode is a call to:

* Check your alignment

* Examine your stewardship

* Speak truth while there is still time

Because once the harvest begins—there’s no rewinding it.

✝️ Closing

To those standing firm:

Stay grounded. Stay faithful. Stay in Christ.

I pray protection over you, your homes, and your families.

Shabbat Shalom.

— Noah

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This episode is a raw and prayer-led message for believers enduring hardship, persecution, and spiritual warfare. Noah shares a heartfelt prayer, reflections on biblical justice, and a reminder from Proverbs 24 not to rejoice when others fall—even in times of tribulation.

This message is for the overcomer: those walking the narrow path, seeking strength, grace, and endurance in Christ. Covering themes like faith under pressure, forgiveness, judgment, and hope in God’s promises, this episode encourages listeners to stay grounded, humble, and ready.

If you’re feeling weary, this is a call to remain steadfast—and a reminder that God sees, God judges righteously, and God restores.

🙏 Opening Prayer

A sincere prayer asking for guidance, strength, and blessing over all listeners.

⚔️ The Reality of Tribulation

Reflections on hardship, spiritual battles, and the weight believers carry.

📖 Biblical Warning: Proverbs 24

Why we must not rejoice when others fall—and what it means for our hearts.

🔥 Justice vs. Mercy

Understanding God’s righteousness while maintaining humility and compassion.

🕊️ Encouragement for the Overcomer

A call to endure, forgive, and stay aligned with Christ no matter the cost.

🌿 A Prayer for Refreshing

Closing prayer for peace, provision, and renewed strength.

This message opens with prayer, asking God the Father to anoint the word, lead by the Holy Spirit, and bring all who obey into truth. From there, it delivers a direct and forceful rebuke to pastors and church leaders who failed to protect the flock by taking a herd lined stance against the COVID-19 agenda, refused personal accountability, and would not publicly repent despite the weight of what has taken place.

Anchored in Matthew 23, this broadcast frames that failure as more than weakness or error. It presents it as spiritual betrayal. The warning is aimed at shepherds who were entrusted with God’s lambs yet led them to their slaughter. These Phony pastors lead into captivity and now react with offense rather than repentance, heaping more destruction upon themselves. The language is sharp because the charge is serious: that judgment falls on leaders who rejected correction, oppose truth, and harden themselves against the warnings of God.

The message also grieves over the condition of the modern church. It contrasts the heart of Christ, who longed to gather His people like a hen gathers her chicks, with religious systems and figures portrayed here as counterfeit, compromised, and unwilling to confront the most serious spiritual issues of the age. It calls out hypocrisy, image-management, celebrity Christianity, and religious posturing without holiness.

Beyond church leadership, the message moves into broader prophetic themes: corruption in institutions, deception in politics and media, the role of controlled opposition, end-times spiritual blindness, and the separation between a true remnant and a counterfeit system. It argues that this is an hour of revelation, exposure, and accountability, where masks are coming off and allegiances are being made plain.

At its core, this is a severe call to repentance, truth, discernment, and wholehearted obedience to Jesus Christ. It is meant as both warning and plea: come out of compromise, reject deception, and return fully to the Lord while there is still time.

In this episode, Noah opens with prayer and sets the tone for a deeply personal and spiritually charged message about walking fully with Jesus Christ, crucifying the flesh, and refusing to live under fear, condemnation, or compromise.

Drawing first from John 14:12–14, this message centers on Jesus’ promise that those who believe in Him will do the works He did—and even greater works—because He has gone to the Father and continues to intercede for His people. Noah exhorts listeners to ask boldly in Jesus’ name, to believe for greater things, and to seek a life that glorifies the Father through obedience, witness, and faith.

From there, the episode moves into a broader exhortation on spiritual identity, blessing, endurance, and purification. Noah speaks directly to those who are in Christ—and to those who may be standing at the threshold—urging them not to be overwhelmed at the start of the walk, but also not to remain double-minded. He emphasizes that God does not heap everything on a believer at once. Using Christ’s words about new wine and new wineskins, he frames the discipleship process as one of preparation, strengthening, and gradual transformation. God is patient, but He is also calling His people deeper.

A major thread throughout the episode is the difference between conviction and condemnation. Noah warns against religious performance, image management, and the kind of outward Christianity that looks polished but lacks inward freedom. He argues that many believers remain burdened because they have never truly dealt with known sin, and as a result they live under constant shame, striving, and spiritual instability. In contrast, he points listeners back to the promises of grace, the reality of being made new in Christ, and the importance of purging anything that keeps the conscience defiled.

This episode also carries a strong message about blessing and spiritual authority. Noah declares biblical promises over the listener from the language of Deuteronomy: blessing in the city and in the field, blessing over health, provision, labor, increase, and family. He encourages listeners not to come into fearful agreement with narratives of curse, sickness, lack, or defeat, but instead to speak life, health, and the Word of God over themselves and their households. This is not presented as shallow positivity, but as a call to reject demonic intimidation and stand on the covenant promises of God in Christ.

One of the most powerful sections of the episode is Noah’s testimony. He shares openly about his own past struggles with addiction, homelessness, fear, despair, and spiritual instability. He recalls being at the end of himself—walking in the Phoenix heat with nowhere to go, surrounded by decay and chaos, stripped of pride and options. He describes the early stages of his recovery and return to Christ, including the ways God used unlikely people and hard circumstances to lead him back. He also reflects on the painful but necessary process of sanctification: how God chastens those He loves, how known sin must be confronted, and how true freedom only came when he and his wife finally went “all in” with the Lord.

From there, the episode becomes an appeal to newer believers not to mistake grace for permission, nor discipline for rejection. Noah describes the Christian life as a paradox: God’s yoke is easy and His burden is light, yet the call to holiness is absolute. He urges listeners to work out their salvation with fear and trembling, never making peace with sin, but also never losing sight of the mercy and transforming power of Jesus Christ.

He also addresses modern ministry culture, social media Christianity, and what he sees as performative compassion detached from real spiritual discernment. Rather than celebrating public displays that generate attention without leading people to repentance or genuine freedom, Noah argues for a deeper obedience—one that asks what God is truly saying and doing in a situation, and whether our actions are actually helping people or merely making ourselves feel righteous. His burden throughout is for truth, sobriety, and the kind of discernment that does not bow to appearances.

Near the end of the episode, Noah returns to the subject of identity in Christ. He rejects the idea that a born-again believer should continue defining themselves by filth, failure, or an old nature that has been crucified with Christ. Quoting from Romans and Galatians, he emphasizes that Christ became a curse for us, that transgression has ceased for those under grace, and that the believer must begin to see themselves through the lens of redemption rather than perpetual corruption. At the same time, he warns that those who would use grace as an excuse for sin reveal that they do not understand grace at all.

The episode closes with practical encouragement: write down the things that need to go, bring them before God in fearless prayer, stand in agreement with a believing spouse or trusted brother/sister in Christ, and ask the Lord to uproot every addiction, idol, compromise, and hidden bondage. Noah shares the simple practice he and his wife used—writing prayers down and placing them in a prayer box—and encourages listeners to do the same as an act of surrender and faith.

This is an episode about identity, holiness, blessing, deliverance, and surrender. It is for the weary, the convicted, the newly awakened, and the believer who knows there must be more than religious routine. Above all, it is a call to stop playing games with God, believe what Jesus actually said, and let Him make you new.

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In today’s powerful episode of Church of the Lost Sheep, “He’ll Bring It To Pass,” we dive into a timely message of faith, perseverance, and spiritual discernment in the last days. This episode delivers a bold call to remain steadfast in Jesus Christ, trust in God’s promises, and walk confidently as part of the faithful remnant.

Through prayer, scripture, and personal testimony, this podcast explores what it means to stay watchful, filled with the Holy Spirit, and anchored in truth as the world grows increasingly divided. Listeners are encouraged to lean not on their own understanding, but to trust fully in God’s faithfulness, knowing that He will fulfill every promise.

This episode highlights:

* The importance of spiritual readiness and perseverance in Christ

* Encouragement for believers facing uncertainty and opposition

* Biblical insight on discernment, truth, and standing firm in faith

* A call to remain hopeful and fearless as God’s plans unfold

* Prayer for strength, protection, and renewed purpose in the body of Christ

If you’re seeking encouragement, clarity, and bold faith in uncertain times, this message will remind you that God is in control—and He will bring it to pass.

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This episode of Church of the Lost Sheep cuts straight through surface-level Christianity and exposes the real issue: powerlessness caused by misunderstanding how spiritual authority actually works.

Noah unpacks a message most believers never hear clearly—you don’t just “believe,” you participate. Spiritual change doesn’t happen passively. It requires obedience, prayer, discipline, and engagement in the fight.

Using Ephesians 6 and controversial passages like slavery in the New Testament, this episode tackles what most teachers avoid:

* Why scripture can seem contradictory if you don’t seek God directly for understanding

* How misreading the Bible leads to false conviction, confusion, and powerless faith

* The real meaning of “we wrestle not against flesh and blood”—and why that does NOT mean you do nothing

* How generational bondage, addiction, and cycles of failure continue when no one steps in to break the chain spiritually

This is not a generic teaching on sin—it’s a direct challenge to believers:

If you don’t step into your calling, the cycle continues through your family.

Noah also confronts:

* The difference between true revelation vs. recycled teaching

* How legalism and shallow doctrine distract from real transformation

* Why many Christians stay stuck in the same struggles despite “knowing the Word”

At its core, this episode is about one thing:

Breaking cycles—spiritually, generationally, and practically

Not through emotion. Not through repetition.

But through authority, understanding, and action in Christ.

If you’ve felt stuck, stalled, or like something deeper is missing—this message goes straight at the root.

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In this urgent and prophetic message, Noah delivers a serious warning based on Daniel 11 and New Testament scripture about what happens in the near future when the TRUTH ABOUT THE VACCINE and the Beast is exposed.

This episode is not theory—it is a call to discernment, repentance, and preparation. IT MUST GET OUT TO THESE NATIONS!!!

Noah explains a critical insight from Daniel 11:44:when the “king of the north” is troubled by news, he responds with rage and mass destruction. This message draws a direct connection between that moment and a coming global shift—the exposure of the Beast, those inhabited with his image and the consequences that follow.

The central warning:

* When the Beast is exposed, there will be a rapid and violent backlash

* Those who resisted it—but are not found in Christ—will be slaughtered!

* This is tied to end-times prophecy across Daniel, Thessalonians, and Revelation

This episode also addresses:

* Spiritual warfare and targeted opposition when truth is spoken

* How deception operates through religious systems that lack power

* The importance of casting out demons and walking in authority

* Why many are being kept from truth through controlled systems and suppression

* The difference between true Israel (those in Christ) and outward identity

Noah also issues a direct warning to people of other religions—including Hindus, Muslims, and others who rejected the Mark of the Beast—but have not come to Jesus Christ. The message is clear:resisting deception is not enough—salvation is only found in Christ.