A warm welcome to new listeners from California, Ohio, Georgia, and New Jersey and to all who join us this holiday season. In this episode, Bishops LaCreece Roston and Ronald Roston examine John's vision in Revelation 21 and unpack the meaning of the New Jerusalem for believers today.

They teach that Christians are the New Jerusalem and heavenly citizens now, called to live holy lives, resist deception, exercise the authority God has given, and embrace their divine identity and responsibility on earth.

A heartfelt welcome to all our newest listeners from Ohio, Georgia, and New Jersey. Welcome, welcome, welcome — thank you for joining our community of listeners this holiday season.

In this episode Bishop Ronald and Bishop LaCreece Roston explore John’s vision of the New Jerusalem, explaining how the Lamb’s wife represents the Church, what heavenly citizenship means now, and how believers are called to live as God’s dwelling place on earth.

We encourage you to listen to all segments, study the Scriptures mentioned, and live out the heavenly standard in your daily life. God bless you and shalom.

A warm welcome to new listeners and thanks for joining us. In this episode Bishop Ron and Bishop LaCreece Roston reflect on Thanksgiving blessings and invite listeners to journey through Revelation 21:9–10.

We explore John’s vision of the New Jerusalem, explaining why the heavenly city is a symbolic representation of the Bride of Christ—the perfected, glorified church—and what that means for believers today.

Hosts Bishop Ronald and Bishop LaCreece Roston welcome listeners and examine Revelation 21:9–10 to explore whether the Bride, the Lamb’s wife, and the New Jerusalem are synonymous. They trace the significance of earthly Jerusalem, the temple as God’s dwelling, and how believers now house the Holy Spirit.

The episode explains the New Jerusalem as a metaphor for the perfected, glorified church—God’s people purified and united with Yeshua—and encourages listeners to study the scriptural images together.

Bishops LaCreece and Ronald Roston welcome listeners and examine key end-time topics—distinguishing the Beast from the Antichrist, explaining the Abomination of Desolation, the Great Tribulation, and the timing of Messiah's return and the Rapture.

They challenge common misconceptions, call for letting Scripture speak for itself, and highlight contemporary signs that point toward prophetic fulfillment.

Join the hosts for a concise, Bible-centered discussion aimed at unmasking deception and contending for the faith.

Join Bishops Ronald and LaCreece Roston as they unpack biblical teachings about the Antichrist, the Beast, and end-times deception. This episode compares instructional warnings in John with prophetic visions in Revelation, critiques the pre-tribulation rapture view, and explores signs of the Great Tribulation, including the Abomination of Desolation and the rebuilding of the Temple.

Through scripture readings, historical context, and practical observation, the hosts urge listeners to focus on resisting deceptive spirits, understanding key distinctions, and preparing spiritually for the times ahead.

A heartfelt welcome to our newest listeners in Germany, Virginia, and Pennsylvania — and to all who tune in. We pray for God's manifold blessings on you and your loved ones; thank you for being part of our community.

In this episode, Bishop LaCreece Roston and Bishop Ronald D. Roston examine Scripture on the Antichrist and the beast, trace the historical development of rapture and dispensational ideas, and challenge common misconceptions while encouraging listeners to read the Bible and grow in mature Christian understanding.

Welcome to this episode of Contending for the Faith — a warm greeting to new and returning listeners as hosts Bishop Ronald D. Roston and Bishop LaCreece Roston unpack the origins of modern rapture and Antichrist doctrines.

The episode traces how responses to the Protestant Reformation, Jesuit writings, and key figures like Edward Irving, John Nelson Darby, Margaret MacDonald, and Cyrus Scofield shifted eschatology from a historicist view to futurism, popularizing the pre‑tribulation rapture and a single Antichrist figure, and explores the historical impact on churches across Europe and the United States.

Join the hosts as they unmask these teachings, compare interpretations, and encourage listeners to study Scripture closely while contending for the faith.

In this episode Bishop Ronald D. Roston explores the biblical call to holiness, using II Corinthians 7:1 as a foundation. He defines holiness as purity and devotion, explains the role of the Holy Spirit in sanctification, warns against false holiness, and emphasizes holiness as gradual obedience and intimacy with Messiah.

The episode surveys benefits of holy living—deeper fellowship with God, spiritual growth, effective disciple-making—and outlines practical and spiritual consequences of unholiness. Listeners are encouraged to apply holiness in daily life and to continue the conversation in the next segment on Blood Covenant.

Bishop Ronald D. Roston explains the apostolic call to "contend for the faith," clarifying the New Covenant, the Kingdom of God as God’s internal government, and the necessity of being born again to receive the Holy Spirit.

He urges believers to pursue holiness as a way of life, to test teaching against Scripture, and to consciously choose to let Jesus govern their lives in the face of false doctrine.