Goodness & Mercy Podcast

This episode opens with a heartfelt prayer of thanksgiving and healing, followed by a sermon on Matthew 25:14–28 titled "That Ain't No Excuse," urging listeners to stop making excuses and take action in their faith.

Using biblical examples and personal stories about procrastination, priorities, and obedience, the speaker challenges the congregation to be present for God's work and promises, offers practical encouragement, and closes with an invitation to worship in Augusta, Georgia and a note about supporting the ministry via Cash App.

In this sermon the speaker explores biblical teachings on tithes from Malachi and Leviticus, explains why tithing matters, and addresses common objections. The message includes Jesus' response to the Pharisees, practical categories of givers, and God’s promises to open the "windows of heaven."

The preacher shares personal testimony and real-life examples of how consistent tithing led to provision and restoration, calls listeners to recommit, and closes with prayer and an invitation to worship and support the ministry.

This episode walks through Acts 27, where Paul warns of danger, receives an angelic promise, and encourages fellow travelers during a fierce storm. Despite a shipwreck, everyone survives because of God’s protection through Paul.

The speaker draws lessons about God’s favor, trusting His guidance instead of leaning on our own understanding, and holding fast through dark, uncertain times. The core message is a promise of perseverance: hold on and you will live to see God's promise fulfilled.

Listeners are invited to join the congregation in Augusta, Georgia, and to support the ministry if moved to do so.

This episode explores rain as both God's judgment and blessing, drawing on Old Testament examples like the Flood, droughts, and promises of the former and latter rain.

It explains how droughts can symbolize spiritual consequences for disobedience, while rain represents provision, cleansing, renewal, and the outpouring of the Holy Spirit leading to restoration and abundant life.

Opening with a heartfelt prayer of thanks for another day, this episode challenges listeners to recognize God’s blessings and to say, "Lord, I’ll thank you."

Drawing on Deuteronomy 30:19 and John 10:10, the speaker contrasts temporary, tempting choices with the abundant, lasting life found in Jesus, using everyday examples like the microwave mentality and fine print to warn against quick, costly decisions.

The message closes with a clear call to commit to Jesus for true joy, peace, healing, and influence, and a reminder to choose wisely for eternal life.

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