Faith Chapel SD Podcast

Jesus issues a powerful warning to His disciples about staying away from the leaven of the Pharisee’s. This was during a time when mass ministry was taking place so much so that people were literally stepping on each other to try and get to Jesus. The table was set for authentic healthy ministry, not the phony stuff. What the misguided and stubborn Pharisee’s were doing wasn’t going to cut it and Jesus needed to make sure that all of His followers didn’t let that leaven into their lives. We too must take this advice, heed the warning and believe the authentic to manifest in our lives. Pastor Josiah also shares a powerful prophetic dream related to John 10:10 which is a must hear!

In this message, Pastor Tim challenges us to stop being shocked by the world and start shocking the world with radical grace. Drawing from the life and teachings of Jesus, he unpacks how lowering our expectations, letting go of our need to be right, and responding with love instead of offense positions us to reflect Christ more powerfully than ever before.

In this sermon, “Here I Am: A Generational Response to God,” we unpack 1 Samuel 3:1-10 to reveal how God still calls people of every generation to hear His voice and step into His purpose. 

We see young Samuel’s willing heart and Eli’s seasoned guidance working together to create a powerful moment of divine encounter and transition. 

This message challenges both the young and seasoned to position themselves to say, “Here I am,” with faith, humility, and readiness. Discover how responding to God’s call across generations can spark renewal, deepen intimacy with Him, and shape a lasting legacy of faith.

Jesus covers all the things necessary for a fully satisfied Kingdom lifestyle. When He was speaking to religious leaders in a home, He corrects some thinking that they needed to have correction on. He also addresses tithing in this crucial New Testament passage. Pastor Josiah takes us all the way back to Genesis where the very concept of tithing is introduced. Understanding where something is established will help us to understand what God wants from us to do, even if it’s thousands of years later. Leaning into the lasting legacy behind generous giving to the Lord is vital for our financial and overall spiritual health. The honesty of the heart is what God is looking at above all else! Study this one out as we look into Melchizedek, Abram, Paul and of course Jesus.

Of course the Lord speaks to us through dreams, but the enemy will also try to weaponize our dreams against us. If we’re not aware of his strategies he’ll be effective. We must be a ready people who understand the schemes of the devil and know how to disarm them. Pastor Josiah breaks down some helpful tools oh how to remain fortified from the enemy getting a foothold in your life. Don’t give the enemy an inch! This message is filled with incredible insight and you can sense the power and presence of the Holy Spirit through the entirety of the podcast just like it’s felt in the room. Press in and receive!

One of the most dramatic portions of scripture is when Elijah engaged in a showdown against 850 wicked prophets. It’s a familiar story, but have you ever looked at it through the lens of fatherhood? It’s so crucial to pick this nugget out of the story and let it fuel our desire to stake a claim on behalf of our families!

Studying deep into the New Testament, looking particularly at the life of Christ we see dreams saturating the story of how Jesus was kept safe while in infancy. Dreams was a vital method of choice the Father utilized to communicate to Jesus’ parents. There was also an interesting incident occurring when Jesus was put on trial to be crucified dealing with dreams. Pastor Josiah also shares a personal dream he received from the Lord while recently in Rome and walks us through interpreting what the Lord was speaking to him in a moment of vulnerability. Without dreams and valuing God’s voice no matter how He chooses to speak to us, we’ll always be missing a powerful tool from the Lord which we cannot afford to forfeit.