For His Name Sake

So in this episode of for His namesake, we explore why ecumenical beliefs and syncronism are not only unbiblical but sneaky and often espoused by other decieved pastors and why specifically Roman catholic beliefs are not only not biblical but actually become the very false prophet of the one world religion or the anti christ himself, which is enough reason to warn,pray for,and be honest with are Roman catholic freinds and not play the coward when it comes to calling out there unbiblical beliefs.

In this EPISODE: We look into the application of how to use dicernmant and where to get it and how to keep it.Its as important as breathing in these last days and the church that is falling away wants nothing to do with it, may we not be among those who forsake the dicerning spirit of God for what society calls moral and right, Because on judgment day God will not be asking for there opinion. Maranatha

In this EPISODE, We will talk about the differences between a holy indignation that's driven by proper biblical principles and an anger that is simply deceiving the Christian and doing the devil's work for him. Come join me as we apply biblical principles to are everyday day walk and spot those snares that are keeping us from a joy filled, spirit filled walk with our Father,and fresh perspective on what we can do about it.

Do you ever ask yourself the question why me Lord? Wether anxiety disorder, depression, cancer, heart attack, ect is there a reason, or does God just find pleasure in watching me squirm and beg for my life? In this EPISODE: We will discuss why theres always a reason,season, and blessing on the other side of the pain mental or emotional or physical we experience. God finds no pleasure in the death of His saints,He has not given us a spirit of fear, and His thoughts towards us are good not thoughts of evil so why the suffering? Take a listen and find out. Maranatha

In this EPISODE, We go through philippians 3, its ben a long time coming but I finally got to teach through the word. And in philippians 3 we get the timely message of who to watch out for, to rejoice in are circumstances, and what are we willing to give up to follow jesus. May this message bless you abundantly to the glory of God.

In this episode of for his namesake we look at what it is to truly trust God even when it seems like Hes not listening or moving are mountains as quickly as we may hope for. What do we do when God seems to leave us in the midst of our heaviest trials? Come find out on this episode.

Love is not an emotional wreck of a human being giving itself to everyone and anything that will reciprocate so long as it gets pleasurable responses. Love is a person and that person defined love on a cross for us 2000 years ago, come along as I discuss what's love got to do with it, when it comes to what are responce should be to the one who gave us everything and ask us for only one thing.

In this EPISODE of For His namesake, we explore what it takes to live a life committed to consistent doctrinal balance with life and godliness and owning the implications of our views so that we dont get caught in echo chambers of our own ideas. And all this begins with are views on scripture and are presuppositions by which we view the character of God through.

Join me as I give personal experience and testimony of faith from things God has done in my life and many other saints, who simply dropped all self will and pretences and gave way to heavens mandate of our privilege to speak with our Father in humility and honesty and trusted the only true and living God perfect will for my life and yours.

In this EPISODE of For His namesake, we explore two words and there meaning in two different worlds. Nostalgia thought to be a happy reflection on a bygone era of the halcyon days and fondness for the vintage in the Christian world view takes on a much deeper meaning in the bigger picture. And the German word Sensucht, offten viewed as a love for the chase of the unattainable, is in the Christian worldview solved once the chase is seen in a proper appropriation.