In this episode, our Pastor answered questions about the spirit, soul, and body of man, which we have been exploring over the past six weeks.

The Lord desires that we grow in understanding of every part of our being. As we’ve discussed, the spirit is the inner man. It is the part of us that receives salvation when we believe in and confess the Lord Jesus Christ. The soul, however, requires intentional renewal through the Word of God, obedience, and transformation. The body, too, will ultimately share in salvation as the work of God is completed in us.

As believers, we are called to present our spirit, soul, and body blameless at the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ. This is a lifelong journey of surrender, growth, and alignment with God’s will.

Therefore, let us devote ourselves to hearing and applying the Word, that we may be conformed to the image of the Son of God.

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In today’s episode, we take a deeper look at the nature of the body and its role in the journey of a believer. We established that the body is the vessel that houses the spirit and the soul, and that what is done in the body on earth carries eternal significance. Our actions in the body determine the judgment we will face, and our Pastor carefully distinguished between the judgment of a believer and that of an unbeliever.

We emphasized the urgency of receiving salvation while we are still in the body, because our reward is dependent on what is done in our bodies.

We also explored the truth that the body is not our own but belongs to the Lord (1 Corinthians 6:19). While the soul often seeks to express its desires through the body, we are called to exercise discipline and keep the body under subjection.

Finally, we discussed the necessity of having faith for healing in the body. Faith is described as the substance of things hoped for and the evidence of things not seen. We learn to receive what we desire in faith before having it (Mark 11:24). The body, therefore, is very important for God’s plan and central to fulfilling His purpose for our lives.

In today’s episode, we take a deeper and more intentional look at the salvation of the soul. We examine God’s original intent for man, recognizing that salvation was not an afterthought in response to sin, but his eternal purpose from the very beginning.

We also unpacked that a saved man is one who no longer has the ability to turn away from the Lord.

From there, we explored the journey of the saving the soul. It begins with continually giving ourselves to the hearing of the Word. Through hearing, we begin to see, our spiritual perception changes, and we behold the Lord according to the revelation we have received. From seeing, we move into believing, not just mentally agreeing, but living out the Word we have heard. Finally, we come into witnessing, the full embodiment and expression of what we have heard, seen, and believed. Each stage builds upon the other, forming a pathway into maturity.

We also discussed the seriousness required in our spiritual walk, emphasizing that growth does not happen casually. Our pastor proceeded to explain the three divisions of the Word: milk, meat, and strong meat, and the role they play in our spiritual growth.

Lastly, it was strongly reinforced that the salvation of the soul cannot be accomplished without the Holy Ghost.

In today’s episode, we take an in-depth exploration of the human soul and its central role in the life of a believer. We examine what the soul truly is, how it functions, and why Scripture places such importance on its condition and direction. Focusing on the mind and the heart as core components of the soul, we unpack how our thoughts, beliefs, desires, and affections shape our daily lives.

We also got a better understanding of the sheep-like nature of the soul, its capacity to follow, to trust, and to be guided, while acknowledging how this same nature makes it vulnerable to influence, deception, and misalignment when not anchored in God’s truth. From there, our Pastor explained why the soul must undergo continual transformation through the work of the Holy Spirit.

Going deeper, our pastor breaks down the inner dimensions of the soul, including the intellect, emotions, will, and conscience, and examines how each operates, where it can become distorted, and how each is meant to function when submitted to God. We explore how the intellect discerns knowledge, how emotions respond to feelings, how the will chooses obedience or resistance, and how the conscience accuses or excuses based on the knowledge the soul has been exposed to.

Finally, our pastor addresses why every aspect of the soul must be brought into submission to the Spirit of God, and what it looks like to live a life where the soul walks in harmony with the Spirit rather than in conflict with Him. This episode invites believers to pursue spiritual maturity, deeper discernment, and lasting transformation by allowing God to fully shepherd the soul.

In today’s episode, we take a deep and thoughtful look at the soul of man and how its condition affects our journey as believers. We say why certain addictions, strongholds, and patterns of sin can be so difficult to overcome, even after salvation (of our spirit), and how these struggles often originate in the state of the soul.

Drawing from Scripture, we see that the soul can be wounded, hardened, or misaligned, and that true freedom begins when God’s Word penetrates and renews it. As Psalm 119:105 reminds us, “Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path.” It is through the Word that we gain clarity, direction, and the power to break strongholds that have held us captive.

We’ll also see why the renewal of the soul is essential, as Romans 12:2 calls us to “be transformed by the renewing of your mind,” and how increasing in hunger and thirst for God’s Word, as Jesus teaches in Matthew 5:6, is a critical step toward lasting victory.

Join us as Pastor Israel unpacks how aligning the soul with God’s truth brings not only freedom from sin and death, but also a deeper intimacy with Him, opening the door to abundant life.

In this episode, we take a deep dive into the journey of spiritual ascension, equipping believers with knowledge and understanding to rise into the heavenly realms. We explore the realities of spiritual warfare and the strategies needed to stand firm against the forces of darkness. Learn how to calibrate greatness in God’s kingdom by embracing holiness, discerning the Word of Christ and the Word of God, and cultivating a life aligned with divine purpose.

Pastor also addressed some common misconceptions surrounding tattoos, piercings, jewelry, and other outward expressions, providing clarity on how holiness and personal expression intersect. Additionally, we highlight the crucial role of a shepherd in guiding and nurturing believers, ensuring they grow in wisdom, strength, and spiritual maturity. This episode is a comprehensive guide for anyone seeking to navigate the spiritual realm with insight, authority, and faith.

In this episode, we explore how believers are called to be raised and equipped to fight against spiritual forces that oppose God’s kingdom: powers, principalities, rulers of darkness, and spiritual wickedness in high places. This is the very commission God gave the Gadites: to raise an army of young believers for His purposes.Pastor emphasized the importance of not comparing ourselves with others, but instead focusing on fighting the good fight of faith by immersing ourselves in God’s Word. Through this, we gain access to the grace needed to cast down wrong thoughts and imaginations and to come into all the levels of life that God has promised us. Featuring prophetic insights from Jane Lead and the Hagin Camp Meeting of 1988, he uncovered practical knowledge and understanding for spiritual warfare.

Gain guidance on how to equip yourself with the weapons God provides, as pastors feed us for the battles we face.

In this episode, we explored the call to genuine fellowship in the light of the Gospel. He explained what it means to learn to love the brethren and all saints, while understanding the vital difference between fellowship and mere relationship. Through the lens of Scripture, Pastor discusses the development of godly friendships and the necessity of cultivating a healthy fellowship with God through the Gospel of Christ.

Pastor also addressed what fellowship means beyond surface faith, contrasting fellowship rooted in the Gospel with fellowship apart from it, and the role of the Holy Spirit in guiding believers into truth. Light is revealed as God’s deliverer from the bondage of darkness, drawing us into deeper communion through the mysteries of Christ, and of the Father, and of God. Finally, we touch on the anointing given to ministers to teach and steward these mysteries, equipping the saints to walk fully in the fellowship of the Light.

In this episode, our Pastor reflected on Jesus’s desire for us to return to Him and how spiritual growth requires an increasing capacity to receive His presence and work within us.

He also looked closely at what it means to have faults versus what it means to be committed to sin, helping bring clarity to an area where many struggle. The conversation emphasizes that overcoming sin does not come through, but through yielding to the word and leading of the Spirit, allowing God to heal the inner tendencies that lead us away from Him.

Throughout the episode, he discussed the call to become separated from the spirit of this world, so the flesh can be subdued, and the life of Christ can grow within us. This shows how our walk shapes our works, and works, over time, form our nature, highlighting the importance of walking in the Spirit to put off the old, corrupted nature that has been formed in us and to put on the new man.

In this episode, our Pastor took an in-depth and scripture-centered exploration of one of the fundamental components of the tripartite nature of man, the human spirit. We examine what the Bible teaches about the state of the human spirit before salvation and what truly occurs when a person believes in Jesus Christ. Drawing from Scripture, we explore the spiritual transformation that occurs at regeneration and how this new life in Christ reshapes our identity, perception, and relationship with God.

He also explored the various ways the word “spirit” is used throughout the Bible, whether referring to the human spirit, the Spirit of God, attitudes, breath, or spiritual realities. Because these meanings often overlap, they can easily lead to misunderstanding if not carefully distinguished.

Through thoughtful biblical analysis, we clarify these distinctions and show how context determines meaning, helping listeners develop a more accurate and mature understanding of Scripture. Our goal is not only to inform, but to equip believers to rightly divide the Word of truth, grow in spiritual discernment, and walk more intentionally in the life of the Spirit.