King's Alaska Podcast

God sees your faithfulness, your sacrifices, and the work you do for His Kingdom. In this special 20th Anniversary Sunday message, Pastor James Marocco shares how God rewards those who diligently seek Him and remain faithful to His vision. Be encouraged to live with eternal purpose, embrace God's calling, and recognize the difference your life can make for His Kingdom.

Does God really want to heal you? The enemy often uses doubt, fear, and condemnation to keep believers from trusting in God's promises. In this powerful message, discover five lies the devil wants you to believe about healing and the biblical truths that expose them.

From believing healing isn't for you to thinking you must earn it through good works, this message challenges common misconceptions and reminds us that healing is received by grace through faith. Be encouraged to stand on God's Word, reject the enemy's lies, and trust in the finished work of Jesus Christ.

In John 5, Jesus meets a man who had been unable to walk for 38 years and asks him a direct question: “Do you want to be made well?” Pastor Daniel Bracken shares how our mindsets, habits, comfort, and expectations often keep us connected to the very things God wants to free us from.

God’s work in your life does not always happen the way you expect. Through the healing at the Pool of Bethesda, Pastor Daniel challenges believers to recognize what they are holding onto, change the way they think, and respond when Jesus says, “Pick up your mat and walk.”

God wants you healed, delivered, and transformed. The question is whether you are ready to leave your mat behind and follow Him.

God strategically places His people in positions of influence to accomplish His purposes. Looking at the life of Daniel, Pastor Daniel Bracken shares what prepares you for the moment when God puts you in the room.

Daniel embraced his assignment, maintained his convictions, sought God for revelation, and gave Him the glory. His faithfulness positioned him to influence a nation, save lives, and communicate God’s will.

Wherever God has placed you, your character matters. Be a person of holiness, prayer, wisdom, excellence, and conviction. Stay faithful where God has planted you and prepare for the opportunities He places before you.

Who will you be when God puts you in the room?

Have you ever wondered if you are really the right person for what God has called you to do?

In “Who Would Have Thought?”, Pastor Eric shares from Paul’s encouragement to Timothy in 1 Timothy 1. Looking at Paul’s own transformation, this message reminds us that our past does not have to determine our future or disqualify us from being used by God. God can take broken and unlikely people, give them purpose, and empower them by His Spirit to accomplish what they could never do on their own.

There will be moments when following God feels uncomfortable and you question whether you are equipped for the assignment. Keep going. As you step out in faith and trust His strength instead of your own, you may one day look back at everything God has done through your life and say, “Who would have thought?”

What could God do through your life if you simply said yes?

In this message, Pastor Daniel Bracken teaches from Exodus 18 and unpacks the Jethro Principle, showing how God accomplishes His purposes by raising up, training, and releasing people. Just as Jethro challenged Moses not to carry the work alone, we are called to move beyond simply attending church and recognize that God desires to use each of us.

As we make ourselves available to God, He can increase our capacity, develop us as leaders, and use us to reach people we could never reach on our own. The vision is bigger than one person. God is raising up an army of people willing to pray, serve, lead, love people, and say yes to His purpose.

Correction is not rejection. In this message, Pastor Daniel Bracken continues his series through the seven churches of Revelation by examining Jesus’ message to the church in Thyatira.

Although Thyatira was commended for its love, faith, service, and growing works, Jesus confronted the compromise they had allowed into the church. Through Revelation 2:18–29, Pastor Daniel teaches on the danger of tolerating sin and false teaching, the importance of repentance, and the loving correction of God.

God’s correction is not meant to push us away from Him, but to draw us into greater freedom, holiness, and victory. This message challenges us to examine our hearts, refuse compromise, and remain fully surrendered to Jesus.

What do you do when the pressure gets louder, your circumstances feel overwhelming, and what God has promised seems impossible?

Through the testing of Jesus in the wilderness and Abraham’s willingness to surrender Isaac, this message shows how seasons of testing can strengthen our faith and prepare us for what God has called us to do. Instead of allowing our circumstances, emotions, or the voice of the enemy to define us, we can stand on what God has already spoken and remain fully persuaded of who He is.

Through worship, surrender, and radical obedience, the things we have been carrying can begin to break off. Whatever the season looks like, our response remains the same: worship God, obey His voice, and refuse to be moved. He is our source, our portion, and our prize.

What has the authority to rule your heart?

Continuing through the Sermon on the Mount, Pastor Daniel Bracken teaches from Matthew 5:27–30 in “Overcoming the Seduction of Immorality.” Jesus takes the command against adultery beyond outward actions and addresses what is happening within the heart, showing us that purity begins long before our actions.

This message challenges us to guard what we allow into our hearts and minds, deal with areas of compromise, and establish convictions that protect our walk with God. By looking backward, inward, upward, forward, and to trusted relationships around us, we can identify what needs to change and pursue the freedom God desires for us.

Rather than asking how close we can get to the line, we are called to pursue holiness, protect our communion with God, and make settled decisions that keep our hearts fully surrendered to Him.

Are there areas of compromise that God is asking you to confront?

Pastor Daniel Bracken continues through the seven churches of Revelation with Jesus’ message to the church in Pergamos. Although they remained faithful to the name of Jesus in the midst of intense spiritual opposition, they had allowed false teaching and compromise to take root among them.

Through Revelation 2:12–17, this message explores the doctrines of Balaam and the Nicolaitans, the danger of tolerating compromise, and the power of God’s Word to expose what needs to change. The sword of His Word is not meant simply to condemn us. As we receive His correction and respond in repentance, His Word cuts away bondage and leads us into greater freedom.

God’s grace is not permission to live however we want. His grace empowers us to draw closer to Him and become more like Jesus. This message challenges us to hold fast to our faith, receive correction, reject compromise, and live fully surrendered to God.