Dr. Delisa Rodgers

This message continues a previous podcast where I talked about the end of a season. I share a personal testimony of a word I received from the Lord about an 'ended' season and what steps I took next to prepare for a new beginning. If this is where you are, you will want to listen closely. 

As the east coast face widespread flooding stemming from hurricanes and other storm systems, the Lord gave me a word about He prepares and equips His own to navigate through these seasons. Isaiah 43:2 is my principal verse of thought. I pray this message blesses you.

Today marks the fifth year of my mother's departure. In my morning devotions, the Father ministered to me about why we struggle moving forward and how to facilitate sustainable movement even after a crisis. Listen and be blessed. 

This message will eventually become the foundation for a course in our apostolic college, but understanding the culture of kings is essential to living the abundant lives that Jesus destined for us. Listen to this message in its entirety and allow the Holy Spirit to minister to your heart. I begin in Genesis 1:26 and the Holy Spirit takes it from there.

How many of us have declared, "My season is up?" How many of us have determined that on some of those occasions, we moved prematurely based upon our feelings and emotions and NOT the authentic word of the Lord? This message explores 1 Kings 17 concerning Elijah and Brook Cherith. Can you see yourself in this passage?

If you have heard the term, "I am saving this for a rainy day," you will want to hear this message. Taken from a widow in crisis, this message confronts manifestations of poverty, hardship, and lack almost unapologetically and provides insight for how to break free.

Disclaimer: The quality of this recording is not the best but the message is rich. Coming from Joshua 5:13, I talk about the question Joshua asked the man with the drawn sword. Was that the right question? Why did he ask 'that' question? Be blessed.

Leaders, you will be blessed by this message that talks about the shades and seasons a ministry goes through over the years. Celebrate what God has done, but remain open to what He has yet to do.

This message examines the difference between a 'Godly pull' and that which is intentional about draining the life force out of you. As ministers, there is an expectation to serve your people but you must also exercise wisdom in making sure you are protecting yourself in the process. Not everyone pulling on you has your best interest at heart; some are out to destroy you.

This message explores a conversation taking place between Jesus and the woman at the well. Shame displaced her but God ordained a set time for her deliverance. Her breakthrough came but not after engaging in a challenging conversation with Jesus about the past. Would you endure those kinds of conversations in order to be set free?