In a time when many believers are tempted to retreat in fear or compromise in pressure, Scripture calls the Church to a higher posture: faith-filled engagement with the world around us.

In this teaching from the Leadership Table, Joseph Mattera unpacks how the Church is called not to mirror culture, but to shape it through spiritual authority, biblical conviction, and courageous leadership. Moving from fear to faith requires more than bold language. It requires clarity of mission, maturity of character, and confidence in God's purposes.

This episode explores how leaders and believers can resist intimidation, reject passivity, and walk in faith that influences families, cities, and institutions. The Church was never meant to hide from culture, but to disciple it through truth, love, and spiritual power.

If you are a leader, pastor, or believer who desires to see lasting transformation rather than temporary reactions, this message will challenge you to move beyond fear and step fully into your God-given calling.

👉 Listen and be strengthened to lead with faith.

In a culture that's confused about what manhood means, Scripture gives us a clear and uncompromising vision: true masculinity is not about bravado or dominance—it's about responsibility, sacrifice, courage, and conviction.

In this episode, I walk through 12 essential ways to stand up like a man, rooted in the life of Christ and the example of biblical leaders. From rejecting passivity to embracing spiritual discipline, this is a call for men to rise—not in pride, but in purpose.

Whether you're a father, son, pastor, or young leader—this message is for every man who wants to walk in maturity and lead with integrity in a world that desperately needs it.

🛡 Learn how to:

• Confront compromise with truth

• Cultivate character when no one's watching

• Lead your home with humility and strength

• Carry your cross with courage

• And build a legacy that honors God

Let's reclaim manhood—not by culture's definition, but by God's design.

👉 Listen now and be challenged.

In today's culture, generational division is one of the enemy's greatest tools, but God's design has always been multi-generational. In this episode, I share why connecting the generations is not just sentimental, it's strategic. From Malachi's prophecy of fathers turning to children, to Paul's call for spiritual sons and daughters, Scripture reveals that revival and reformation require alignment between age groups.

Whether you're a seasoned leader or a rising voice, the body of Christ needs you to build bridges, not silos. When wisdom and zeal walk together, we see the power of God move in lasting ways.

Tune in to discover:

• Why generational gaps hinder the move of God

• How to honor the past while empowering the future

• What true spiritual fathering and mothering looks like

• Why connecting the generations is vital for revival

Let's build a church where every generation is seen, valued, and mobilized.

As we step into a new year, we're often met with new goals, fresh hope—and old giants. Whether it's fear, compromise, insecurity, or spiritual complacency, the enemy would love nothing more than to keep you stuck where you are.

In this message, Joseph Mattera unpacks how to identify and overcome the giants standing between you and God's promises. Drawing from the life of David and the truths of Scripture, this episode is a call to courage, conviction, and holy boldness in 2026.

You don't enter a new season by accident—you take ground by faith. It's time to rise up, confront what's been confronting you, and move forward in the power of the Spirit.

In this episode, Dr. Joseph Mattera unpacks a powerful truth: authentic Kingdom influence flows from divine intimacy. Drawing from Jesus' prayer in John 17, he explores how vertical encounter with God must result in horizontal impact on the world.

You'll discover:

• Why unity in the Body of Christ is essential to global witness

• How personal devotion fuels public transformation

• The balance between spiritual formation and cultural engagement

• Why a Church disconnected from God cannot effectively reach the world

If we want the world to believe, we must return to the altar. Because only those who burn before God can shine in the dark.

📲 Listen now and be challenged to live a life of worship that transforms your world.

The cross is the greatest paradox in history.

It looked like defeat—but it was the ultimate triumph.

It looked like weakness—but it shattered the power of sin and death.

It looked like shame—but it crowned Jesus with glory.

In this episode, I explore how the cross confronts every worldly definition of success, power, and identity—and why it remains the central symbol of the Christian life. From first-century scandal to present-day distortion, we'll examine what it means to embrace the way of the cross in a culture obsessed with platform, applause, and self-preservation.

Because the Gospel doesn't promise comfort—it promises crucifixion.

But on the other side of the cross… is resurrection.

👉 Tune in to be challenged, centered, and freshly awakened to the call of Christ.

In this episode of Perspectives with Joseph Mattera, we bring you behind the scenes of a high-level apostolic roundtable—featuring voices from across nations and movements—to discuss the urgent state of the global Church.

From persecution in the East to post-Christianity in the West…

From explosive revival in the Global South to moral drift in the North…

The body of Christ is being stretched, shaken, and refined in this hour.

Dr. Mattera unpacks key insights from this international gathering, including:

• Why the future of missions is rooted in the marketplace

• The Church's response to secularism, AI, and the crisis of identity

• How historic Pentecostal movements are shifting toward kingdom reform

• The urgent call for spiritual fathers, apostolic alignment, and city-reaching strategy

• Why global collaboration is no longer optional—it's essential

This is more than commentary. It's a call to discern the times and lead with courage.

Because the Church is not merely reacting to culture—it's being called to shape the future.

In this episode of Perspectives with Joseph Mattera, we revisit one of the most defining moments in modern church history: the Azusa Street Revival. What began in a small Los Angeles house church in 1906 became a global movement that shook denominational boundaries, challenged racial and social barriers, and reignited the fire of Pentecost in the modern era.

Dr. Mattera unpacks the supernatural power, deep repentance, and cultural implications that flowed from Azusa, and explores why its legacy still impacts the church today. From spontaneous healings to multiracial unity in worship, the Azusa Revival wasn't just an emotional experience—it was a theological earthquake that redefined missions, ecclesiology, and the baptism of the Holy Spirit.

You'll also hear why the DNA of Azusa is urgently needed again in our fractured, post-Christian culture—and what it will take to spark another authentic move of God in our generation.

🎧 Listen now and be stirred for revival—not just remembered, but reawakened.

In today's polarized culture, the Church is at a dangerous crossroads. Will we be shaped by theology rooted in God's Word—or by ideologies crafted by man? In this episode of Perspectives with Joseph Mattera, I unpack the critical differences between theology and ideology—and why confusing the two can lead the Church into error, division, and idolatry.

From political tribalism to cultural echo chambers, many Christians are unknowingly filtering Scripture through the lens of ideology rather than submitting to divine truth. But God is calling His people back to a Christ-centered, Spirit-led, biblically grounded theology that transcends parties and platforms.

📖 "Ideology may gain applause from men, but theology gains approval from God."

In this episode of Perspectives with Joseph Mattera, we dismantle the common idea that worship is only singing and emotion. Scripture paints a different picture: giving is one of the clearest expressions of that worship.

Jesus said, "Where your treasure is, there your heart will be also."

Meaning: our giving reveals our worship.

In this teaching, Joseph explores:

• Why biblical giving is never about fundraising—but about formation

• The difference between tithing and generosity fueled by devotion

• Why the early church saw giving as part of priestly worship

• How giving realigns our hearts with God's purposes in the earth

If God doesn't have our resources, He doesn't truly have our heart.

This episode will challenge your assumptions, deepen your understanding of worship, and help you see generosity as a powerful act of spiritual warfare—breaking greed, fear, and self-reliance.

Giving isn't a transaction. It's transformation.