Kathryn goes deep into Psalm 100:3. Psalm 100:3 reads "Know ye that the LORD he is God: it is he that hath made us, and not we ourselves; we are his people, and the sheep of his pasture". This show has helped me to become more like Jesus and I am sure it can do the same for you. The podcast never has any AI and has no introductions, music or commentary...what you hear will be just Kathryn Kuhlman teaching. Take care and God bless you,

Kathryn uses psalm 91 to discuss undisguised, unexpected and unfounded fear and how to overcome them. Some of the scriptures she uses are:

Revelation 1:17 And when I saw him, I fell at his feet as dead. And he laid his right hand upon me, saying unto me, Fear not; I am the first and the last:

Psalm 23:4 Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil: for thou art with me; thy rod and thy staff they comfort me.

1Jn 4:18 There is no fear in love; but perfect love casteth out fear: because fear hath torment. He that feareth is not made perfect in love.

Psa 27:1 A Psalm of David. The LORD is my light and my salvation; whom shall I fear? the LORD is the strength of my life; of whom shall I be afraid?

This show has helped me to become more like Jesus and I am sure it can do the same for you. The podcast never has any AI and has no introductions, music or commentary...what you hear will be just Kathryn Kuhlman teaching. Take care and God bless you,

This is a unique talk. Kathryn reads the poem "Unawares" by Emma A. Lent (words pasted below). Then she goes into being set free from alcoholism. Today's title is from Matthew 25:45 “He will reply, ‘Truly I tell you, whatever you did not do for one of the least of these, you did not do for me.’

"Unawares" by Emma A. Lent,

They said, “The Master is coming to honor the town today. And no one can tell at what house or home, The Master will choose to stay.” And I thought, while my heart beat wildly, “What if He should come to mine?! How would I strive to entertain and honor the Guest Divine?!” And straight I turned to toiling, To make my home more neat; I swept and polished and garnished, And decked it with blossoms sweet. I was troubled for fear the Master, Might come ere my work was done. And I hasted and worked the faster, And watched the hurrying sun. But right in the midst of my duties, A woman came to my door. She had come to tell her sorrows, And my comfort and aid to implore. And I said, “I cannot listen, Nor help you any, today! I have greater things to attend to!” And the pleader turned away. But soon there came another – A cripple, thin, pale, and gray. He said, “Oh, let me stop and rest, A while in your house, I pray! I have traveled far since morning, I am hungry, faint, and weak. My heart is full of misery, And comfort and help I seek.” And I cried, “I am grieved and sorry, But I cannot help you today. I look for a great and noble Guest!” And the cripple went away. And the day wore onward swiftly, And my task was nearly done, And a prayer was ever in my heart, That the Master to me might come. And I thought I would sprint to meet Him, And serve Him with utmost care, When a little child stood near me, With a face so sweet and fair. He was sweet, but with marks of teardrops, And his clothes were tattered and old. A finger was bruised and bleeding, And his little bare feet were cold. And I said, “I’m sorry for you, You are sorely in need of care. But I cannot stop to give it, You must hasten otherwhere!” And at the words, a shadow, Swept o’er his blue-veined brow, “Someone will feed and clothe you, dear, But I am too busy now!” At last the day was ended, And my toil was over and done. My house was swept and garnished, And I watched in the dark alone. Watched, but no footfall sounded, No one paused at my gate. No one entered my cottage door, I could only pray and wait. I waited ‘till night had deepened, And the Master had not come. “He entered some other door,” I said, “And gladdened some other home!” My labor had been for nothing, And I bowed my head and I wept, My heart was sore with longing, Yet in-spite-of-it-all, I slept. Then the Master stood before me, And His face was grave and fair. “Three times I came to your door, And I craved your pity and care. Three times you sent me onward, Unhelped and uncomforted, And the blessing you might have had was lost, And your chance to serve has fled.” “O Lord, dear Lord, forgive me! How could I know it was Thee?” My very soul was shamed and bowed, In the depths of humility. And He said, “The sin is pardoned, But the blessing is lost to thee; For, comforting not the least of Mine, You have failed to comfort Me.”

Kathryn makes a distinction between true Christians and those that aren't "Truly Born Again".

This talk should be paired up with Episode 151. And you are in luck. Last night I uploaded a better version of Episode 151 which includes an additional 5 minutes at the end. You can find that companion episode here on YouTube https://youtu.be/fB9kilWRQxA?feature=sharedor here on spotify https://open.spotify.com/episode/42zqAUfgzk0qNAMQfcmPfm?si=iBMcETHTTEundQB62y2fWwor here on Apple podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/how-to-be-saved-and-what-it-looks-like-kathryn/id1789534036?i=1000714893140or here on Audible https://www.audible.com/podcast/How-to-be-Saved-and-What-It-Looks-Like-Kathryn-Kuhlman-1John-Chapter-3/B0FFYGHMX6?source_code=ASSGB149080119000H&share_location=pdp

This show has helped me to become more like Jesus and I am sure it can do the same for you. The podcast never has any AI and has no introductions, music or commentary...what you hear will be just Kathryn Kuhlman teaching. Take care and God bless you,

This is an excellent talk. It starts slowly but Kathryn makes some important points about being in constant prayer and abiding with God. This show has helped me to become more like Jesus and I am sure it can do the same for you. The podcast never has any AI and has no introductions, music or commentary...what you hear will be just Kathryn Kuhlman teaching. Take care and God bless you,

This end times talk came out 50 years ago but it still speaks to us today. It is a live recording with more exuberance than her radio talks. I have left the sound exactly as it appears on the film. This message is available on a film on Youtube but for the brothers and sisters in the audience who are not on Youtube I wanted to make it available here. The talk comes from an 84 minute Kathryn Khulman film that came out 50 years ago and features worship, a sermon and miracle healings. you can find that movie on Youtube here https://youtu.be/u-v4vhCeh_Y

This show has helped me to become more like Jesus and I am sure it can do the same for you. The podcast never has any AI and has no introductions, music or commentary...what you hear will be just Kathryn Kuhlman teaching. Take care and God bless you,

Kathryn finishes her talk on the "three deadlines". This show has helped me to become more like Jesus and I am sure it can do the same for you. The podcast never has any AI and has no introductions, music or commentary...what you hear will be just Kathryn Kuhlman teaching. Take care and God bless you,

Kathryn talks about 3 "deadlines". She mentions the deadlines of death, the blasphemy of the Holy Spirit and the rapture. Tomorrow she will talk more about her 3rd deadline the rapture and the great tribulation. This show has helped me to become more like Jesus and I am sure it can do the same for you. The podcast never has any AI and has no introductions, music or commentary...what you hear will be just Kathryn Kuhlman teaching. Take care and God bless you,

Kathryn teaches from Ephesians chapter one. This show has helped me to become more like Jesus and I am sure it can do the same for you. The podcast never has any AI and has no introductions, music or commentary...what you hear will be just Kathryn Kuhlman teaching. Take care and God bless you,

Kathryn shows that God may have to bring us through difficulties to mature us. This show has helped me to become more like Jesus and I am sure it can do the same for you. The podcast never has any AI and has no introductions, music or commentary...what you hear will be just Kathryn Kuhlman teaching. Take care and God bless you,