Joseph Z Podcast

In Red Church today, Joseph Z teaches about prophetic clarity, and our eternal purpose in Christ while exposing how traditions, rationality, and experiences can distort our understanding of God.

Joseph emphasizes that we are created for eternal purposes and encourages us to return to the teachings of the Bible to achieve genuine results. He reveals that a believer's entire experience of life is influenced by their traditions, rationality, experiences, and scripture. He also points out that the devil's main tactic has been to create divisions among nations. He clarifies that when we move beyond denominational issues, we can place Jesus at the center, where He rightfully belongs.

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He notes that many people adhere to the traditions or doctrines that guided them to Jesus, but Jesus warns that such traditions can render God's words ineffective. Joseph highlights the different types of prophecy: Roeh (the visionary), Nabi (a bubbling up), Chozeh (seer), and Chazah (to gaze). He explains that Chazah can be intuitive, and he urges caution when exercising this gift to avoid slipping into mentalism.

Joseph further clarifies how psychics come into being, indicating that an inability to discern God's voice from the devil's can lead one to become an instrument of the devil. Interestingly, he reveals that rebellion is akin to the sin of witchcraft, as it represents unauthorized access to a realm that one should not enter. He assures us that God wants us to rise to fulfill the purpose for which He has called us.

April 6, 2025

In today's No Limits broadcast, Joseph Z and Pastor Paul Bradley share the importance of intentional prayer, worship, and humility in cultivating God's presence. They reveal how purpose is found in seeking the Lord and living closely with Him.

Pastor Paul emphasizes that presence differs from atmosphere, as true presence is born from a personal relationship with the Lord. He shares his experiences from his early years with the Lord, highlighting the importance of being intentional in all our actions, particularly in prayer and worship. He reminds us that prayer is merely a breath away, and if we walk closely with the Lord, we will begin to see prayer not as a burden, but as a joyful time spent with Him.

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He explains that everything changes when we experience the presence of God and that we can cultivate God's presence by immersing ourselves in His word. Pastor Paul also points out the importance of having someone who can interpret the Holy Spirit's manifestations during gatherings since God does not exist in confusion. He notes that praise and worship can help align our mind, body, and soul.

Furthermore, Pastor Paul clarifies that when we cherish God's presence, we naturally feel inclined to protect it. He asserts that we discover our purpose in seeking the Lord, reassuring us that we are part of the next move of God. He urges us to humble ourselves at God's feet and ask Him to fulfill our potential as He intended. Additionally, he emphasizes the importance of reaching higher to meet God where He desires us to be. Joseph concludes by stating that living in God's presence equips us to be powerful children of God.

April 5, 2025

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April 4, 2025

Does God have favorites? Join Joseph Z as he explores how to become one of God's favorites, overcome adversity, and thrive in difficult times.

Joseph teaches that being favored by God is based on our understanding of Him. For example, John recognized that God loved him just as He loved Jesus. Embracing this love allowed John to endure longer than his brother James and other apostles, even though they all faced similar challenges.

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Joseph reminds us that all who diligently follow Christ will face persecution, even though Christ came to deliver us from this present evil age, as stated in Galatians 1:4. He clarifies that while we may be delivered from many hardships, persecution is often not one of them. Interestingly, John lived many years and witnessed the destruction of Jerusalem, during which time most Christians had already fled at the Lord's warning and were preserved because they heeded His words.

Joseph emphasizes that God always provides a way of escape in times of trouble, and when we follow His guidance, we can experience abundant life. He illustrates this with John's remarkable survival after being boiled in hot oil; John's deep belief in God's love for him enabled him to endure and thrive in adversity.

In conclusion, Joseph reassures us that as followers of Christ, we will undoubtedly face persecution, but like John, we can overcome it by holding on to God's love for us.

April 4, 2025

**You Qualify for the Best Years of Your Life**

In today's teaching, Joseph Z reveals the secret to longevity and, how a deep understanding of God's love can shape our destiny and empower us to overcome persecution and affliction.

Joseph teaches that anyone can enjoy a long life, just like John did, continuing to share the gospel of Christ even in old age. He reveals the secret to longevity, overcoming persecution, and enduring affliction; which is, a testament to God's love for us. He references John 21:15-22 to illustrate how Peter shaped his destiny through his response to Jesus. Instead of embracing the love God had for him, Peter compared God's love for him to the love God had for John.

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Joseph clarifies that Peter's outcome could have been different if he had believed more in God's love for him, rather than allowing jealousy to consume him by questioning Jesus about John's fate. He believes that if Peter had been confident in God's love, he might have experienced a different outcome. While John drank from the same cup as Jesus and survived, that same cup ultimately led to Peter's death.

Joseph points out that the results of John's prophecy were different from Peter's, as John's revelation of God's love gave him the belief that nothing could harm him. This significant transformation in John, from being one of the Sons of Thunder to becoming the Apostle of Love, demonstrates how a revelation of God's love can profoundly impact our lives. John acted by the nature of God because God is love. Joseph concludes by reminding us that, "Precious in the eyes of God is the death of His saints" - Psalm 116:15.

April 3, 2025

In today's teaching, Joseph Z shares some uplifting insights about God's incredible plan for humanity, and how to truly thrive in this plan with an unwavering faith and a deep understanding of God and His goodness.

Joseph believes that God wants us to be rescued, to outlast challenges, and to thrive in all areas of our lives. But for that to happen, we need to develop a heartfelt knowledge of who God is. He encourages us not to waver in our faith and to trust God steadfastly, just as many faithful people from the Bible did. Joseph reminds us that how we perceive what God thinks of us can shape our faith and affect how we receive His blessings.

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Joseph points out that we can expect good things from God when we truly believe that He is loving and good. While maintaining this faith can sometimes be difficult especially since the enemy tries to block us from enjoying God's blessings. Joseph reassures us, saying, "If we do the difficult, God will do the impossible." To illustrate his point, he shares the story of Daniel, who remained dedicated to God even when a king's decree required everyone to worship only him. Daniel stood firm in his faith, even when he was thrown into the den of lions until God rescued him miraculously. This is a powerful reminder that our circumstances don't need to shake our relationship with God.

Joseph also emphasizes that people who walk closely with God often find a deep sense of intimacy with Him during tough times and challenges. He talks about various Biblical characters who faced severe persecution but emerged stronger. He encourages us to look to John, who, despite facing torture and evil, continued to thrive because of his close understanding of God's love.

April 2, 2025

In today's insightful live broadcast, Joseph Z exposes how a deep revelation of God's love empowers us to outlive and outlast challenges.

Joseph introduces us to the many facets of God's love, showing that He forewarns, prepares, and rescues us in times of distress. He explains that John, Enoch, and Daniel were all closely connected to the Lord and displayed similar traits in their relationships with Him. He also highlights notable characteristics of Enoch's life, prophecies, and extrabiblical writings. He then cites Genesis 5: 24 and 1 Thessalonians 4: 17 to demonstrate the existence of the rapture, while teaching that Enoch was taken up before the flood in Noah's time. Interestingly, he illustrates how Enoch left a prophetic sign of the impending destruction in his son's name, Methuselah, meaning "upon his death, judgment will come. "

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We will learn that Methuselah outlived everyone, much like John did. However, he was the oldest person ever recorded in scripture, and after Methuselah's death, judgment arrived in the form of a flood. Once again, Joseph explains that God has concealed a prophetic message behind certain names in the Bible, starting with Adam(meaning man), Seth(meaning appointed), Enosh(meaning to be incurable or frail), Kenan(meaning sorrow, dirge, or an allergy), Mahalalel(meaning blessed of God), Jared(meaning shall come down), Enoch(meaning commencement or teacher), Methuselah (meaning his death shall bring), Shalack(meaning to bring or to send forth), Lamech(meaning despairing), and Noah(meaning comfort or rest). When these names are combined, they read in Hebrew: "Man, appointed mortal sorrow, but the blessed God shall come down teaching that His death shall bring the despairing, rest. "

Joseph clarifies that all these names together convey God's prophecy of the gospel before it was preached. Furthermore, he makes us aware that no Biblical teaching ends in doom unless it pertains to one who completely rejects Jesus. He explains that when we combine God's word with faith and keep His goodness in mind, we begin to unlock His favor in our lives. This was also true for Daniel, whose life can be compared to that of John. Joseph points out the deep intimacy shared among those who had a close walk with the Lord; an excellent spirit. He concludes by teaching that revelation, power, and knowledge of God are the keys to our freedom from the devil's attacks.

April 1, 2025

Today, Joseph Z exposes how a revelation of God's love empowers us to outlive and outlast challenges. He highlights how John's profound understanding of Christ's love made him outlast other disciples.

Joseph teaches that God requires us to outlive and outlast others because He has a special destiny for each of us based on our understanding of Him. He highlights John the Apostle's unique trait: he outlived all the other disciples because he held on to the revelation he had about God. Joseph explains that John was the disciple Jesus loved, and this profound connection significantly shaped his faith. He emphasizes that while God does not show favoritism, those who draw closer to Him may experience special blessings.

Joseph references Luke 9:54-56 to illustrate that God did not come to destroy lives, but to save them. Therefore, we should not allow our zeal for faith to lead us to harm those who do not believe, as God's mission is one of salvation, not destruction. He also refers to Mark 10:37-39, pointing out that although James and John both vowed to drink the same cup as Jesus, John did not die in the same manner as James. Instead, he lived longer because he had a deep revelation of Christ's love for him.

Furthermore, Joseph asserts that we tend to reflect the nature of the God we serve. He cautions against perceiving God negatively, as this perspective will produce negativity in our lives. Conversely, viewing God as good leads us to embody His goodness and blessings. In conclusion, he stresses that the revelation of God's goodness is what allowed John to outlive the other disciples.

March 31, 2025

In Red Church today, Joseph and Heather Z encourage us to walk in gratitude, faith, and purpose. They caution against religious deception while urging us to embrace the true power of God.

Heather observes that when we are truly grateful for God's goodness in our lives, we create no room for negativity. She emphasizes that if we refrain from engaging in strife and gossip, and instead focus on prayer and faith in God, we will emerge victorious. Additionally, she reminds us that each of us is marked for a specific purpose at this time, with unique assignments here on earth.

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Joseph references 1 Corinthians 4:6 to caution us against going beyond what is written. He highlights the dangers of being overly immersed in religion and adopting a superficial form of godliness while missing out on the genuine power of God. He also shares a vision he had many years ago in which God assured him that his words would take root in the hearts of men, like a seed cast into the ocean with immense force, producing many ripples.

Joseph goes on to reveal that we are currently in an era where people's hearts are growing colder, but this will be accompanied by a significant awakening. He assures us that we, the church, are a secret weapon against the forces of darkness.

March 30, 2025

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March 29, 2025