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In this episode of the Church Of The Lost Sheep podcast, Noah shares a biblical message on the joy of the Lord, Christian strength, repentance, hell testimony, spiritual discernment, and Sabbath rest. This episode helps believers understand the difference between real faith in Jesus Christ and false spiritual power, deception, and counterfeit teaching.

This Christian podcast explores supernatural provision, obedience to God, biblical prophecy in Zephaniah 3, and the urgency of turning fully to Jesus Christ who came in the flesh. It is a direct message about truth, judgment, restoration, and walking with God in these times.

In this episode of the Church Of The Lost Sheep podcast, Noah shares a strong biblical message on the joy of the Lord, Christian strength, repentance, hell testimony, spiritual discernment, supernatural provision, and Sabbath rest. This episode is focused on helping believers understand the difference between real faith in Jesus Christ who came in the flesh and the counterfeit spiritual power, false teaching, and deception that are spreading in the world.

This Christian podcast episode begins with prayer for joy, strength, protection, and blessing over God’s people. Noah teaches that the joy of the Lord is our strength, and that believers need God’s joy, not merely human happiness, in order to endure hard times. The message then moves into a sober discussion of hell, near-death experience, judgment, and the urgency of truly knowing Jesus Christ rather than merely claiming belief.

This episode also explores the difference between real biblical miracles and false spiritual practices. Noah warns against sorcery, occult practices, ghost hunting, witchcraft, paganism, and forms of spirituality that seek power apart from God. The message emphasizes that true power comes only through Jesus Christ, obedience to Scripture, repentance, and submission to God’s will.

Drawing from Zephaniah 3, this episode highlights biblical themes of judgment, restoration, prophecy, God’s gathering of His people, and the promise of a pure language. It also speaks about supernatural provision, God’s faithfulness to those who stand for truth, and the need for believers to come out of compromise and live in reverence before the Lord.

The episode closes with a practical call to honor Sabbath rest, seek God’s face, reject compromise, turn away from demonic counterfeits, and grow in a real relationship with the Lord through prayer, Scripture, and obedience. This is a direct and urgent Christian teaching for people who want biblical truth, spiritual clarity, and a deeper walk with God.

In this episode

* joy of the Lord and Christian strength

* hell testimony and near-death experience

* repentance and real faith in Jesus Christ

* spiritual discernment and biblical truth

* false spiritual power, witchcraft, and sorcery

* ghost hunting, occult deception, and pagan practices

* supernatural provision and trusting God

* Zephaniah 3, prophecy, judgment, and restoration

* Sabbath rest and drawing near to Go

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Elijah’s promise returns: those who stood will be sustained, and those who trusted the world will face what’s coming.

This episode comes raw.

No polish. No performance. Just truth under pressure.

It begins in prayer—submission, surrender, and a request for God to expose anything false within us. What follows is not a light message. It’s a dividing line.

Because right now, things are getting harder. And not by accident.

The Word: Elijah and the Oil

The foundation of this episode is drawn from Books of Kings — specifically the account of Elijah and the widow.

A moment where provision came from nothing.

A jar that should have emptied… didn’t.

A supply that should have failed… continued.

And the promise is this:

God sustains His people when everything else runs dry.

Not symbolically.Not metaphorically.

Literally.

Who This Is For

This message is directed at a very specific group:

* Those who stood when it cost them

* Those who refused to bow

* Those who trusted God when it didn’t make sense

Because many didn’t.

And that matters.

There is a clear distinction being drawn:

* Those who trusted God

* vs.

* Those who trusted systems, pressure, and fear

Provision vs. Panic

The promise spoken in this episode is bold:

* Your provision will not run out

* Your supply will not fail

* What you have will multiply

Even when you don’t understand where it’s coming from.

But this promise is not universal.

It is tied to obedience.It is tied to trust.It is tied to faith that actually acts.

A Warning from Isaiah

This episode also walks through Book of Isaiah Chapter 8, bringing a strong correction:

* Stop chasing what everyone calls “conspiracy”

* Stop fearing what the world fears

* Return to fearing God

Because the real issue is not what people are debating.

The real issue is:

Do you trust God… or not?

Repentance Is Not Words

A major theme here is repentance—not as a concept, but as action.

Real repentance means:

* making things right

* owning what was done

* turning completely

Not just saying sorry.

Not just moving on.

Actually correcting what you can.

The Hard Truth

This episode does not soften what’s coming.

It states plainly:

* Many ignored truth

* Many stayed silent when it mattered

* Many chose comfort over obedience

And because of that:

There are consequences.

The Separation

This is ultimately a message about separation.

Not of people from people—

But of:

* truth from falsehood

* faith from imitation

* obedience from compromise

Because the line isn’t coming.

It’s already here.

Closing Call

If you’re hearing this:

* Return to God fully

* Trust Him completely

* Stop negotiating with truth

And if you already stood:

Hold your ground.

Because according to this word:

Your oil will not run dry.

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A warning about deception, a call to truth, and how to endure to the end.

From Pat Tillman to 1 John, from deception to discernment—this episode confronts watered-down faith and calls listeners back to truth, repentance, and the fear of the Lord.

This episode opens with a sober acknowledgment of sacrifice, deception, and injustice—reflecting breifly on the life and legacy of Pat Tillman and the deeper questions surrounding truth, narrative control, and what people are told versus what actually happened.

From there, the message shifts inward.

What begins as commentary becomes a spiritual examination.

A pattern emerges—one that touches on:

* manipulation of truth

* silencing of voices

* and the cost paid by those who stand firm

The episode then moves into something deeper and more personal:a reflection on faith under pressure, suffering, and the reality that many fall away—not because truth isn’t available, but because it isn’t easy.

There is a direct confrontation here:

Not everyone who claims to believe actually believes.

Walking through First Epistle of John, this episode breaks down the difference between:

* saying you follow God

* and actually walking in truth

Between:

* light and darkness

* truth and imitation

* conviction and comfort

One of the central themes is this:

Darkness isn’t just lying—it’s the inability to even recognize truth.

And that distinction matters more now than ever.

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God Bless all the Saints of the most high God!

In this episode, Noah opens in prayer and then moves into a wide-ranging message about truth, discernment, spiritual authority, and the danger of counterfeit Christianity.

The episode begins with a warning about confusion, impersonation, and false fronts—both online and in the spiritual realm. From there, Noah reflects on the recovery of an old journal containing entries from 2021 through 2023, including a recorded prophetic 5 years in the making tied to later public events in the “Mahdi”, Muslim Cult leader “Beanie Boy”!

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That journal becomes a springboard into a larger conversation about deception, manufactured narratives, and the way false religious figures are used to mislead people.

A major thread running through this message is the difference between real faith and mimicry. Noah argues that many people have been introduced to a softened, distorted version of Jesus—one that emphasizes comfort without correction, affection without obedience, and love without truth. In contrast, this episode insists that real love includes discipline, repentance, reverence, and submission to God as He reveals Himself in Scripture, Old and New Testament!

This episode also reflects on those who stood firm during the vaccine, PCR, and mandate era, honoring the people, businesses, workers, and families who refused to bow under pressure. Noah frames that period as a revealing test of character, conviction, and spiritual allegiance—and calls listeners to remember those who held the line.

Other themes in this episode include:

* the importance of purging known sin

* walking in spiritual authority

* learning God’s character from His Word rather than projecting our own preferences onto Him

* the difference between sentimentality and biblical love

* why reverential fear of the Lord matters

* the need for discernment in ministry, prophecy, and public teaching

The message closes with a call to seek the real Jesus Christ—not a cultural substitute, not a motivational mascot, and not a version shaped by human convenience. Truth comes first. Love follows in its proper order. And where there is real repentance, there is still mercy.

If this episode strengthens you, share it with someone who is hungry for truth, discernment, and a deeper walk with God.

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In this episode, Noah opens in prayer and then moves into First Book of Kings to unpack the division of Israel, the danger of false substitutes, and why people so often choose a god of their own understanding over obedience to the living God.

Using the account of Rehoboam, Jeroboam, and the golden calves, this episode draws a direct line between biblical rebellion and the modern crisis of discernment. When pressure rises, many people do not want truth—they want something easier, something manageable, something that lets them keep appearances while avoiding surrender.

The message then turns personal and confrontational, addressing spiritual compromise, public challenges to doctrine, and the danger of bending to the expectations of others in the name of religion, culture, or acceptance. At the center of it all is one urgent question:

Will you obey God, even when it separates you from the crowd?

In this episode:

* Why pressure produces counterfeit worship

* The difference between truth and a “god of your own understanding”

* Why honesty is necessary for repentance

* How mimicry and crowd-following can become spiritual bondage

* Why standing apart is sometimes the clearest evidence of obedience

This is an episode about discernment, conviction, and refusing to bow just because everyone else does.

Listen now. Stand firm. Love the truth.