Pastor preaches from Colossians 3:1-4 about pursuing "higher things" — setting our minds and affections on God and Christ rather than worldly pleasures. The sermon emphasizes God’s power in Christ, the value of Christ’s sacrifice, the hope of resurrection, and practical faith lived out in church and family.

This message was recorded at Southwest Apostolic Church in Indianapolis and includes personal stories, a call to spiritual growth, and encouragement to prioritize eternal values over temporary distractions.

Pastor teaches that the greatest thing we can do is love—love God, love our neighbors, and love our enemies—explaining agape (God’s unconditional love) and how it should flow in our church, families, and daily lives.

He urges prayer before service, mutual care, patience, kindness, and practical acts of love as the true fulfillment of God’s law.

Pastor Young walks through Revelation from a futurist perspective, explaining key passages about the beast, the mark, the tribulation, and the millennium. He connects biblical prophecy to modern developments like digital IDs, tokenized assets, and one-world systems, and explains different views of the rapture and millennium.

The message calls listeners to be faithful, seek the Holy Ghost, and be ready for Christ’s return, offering Southwest Apostolic Church as a place of refuge and help.

Pastor preaches from 1 Kings 19 about Elijah’s weariness and God’s provision for the journey: a cruise of water and a cake baked on coals. The message focuses on receiving the Holy Ghost, drinking the living water, and cultivating anointed praise and prayer to sustain spiritual strength.

The episode calls listeners to seek revival, attend and pray before services, and embrace preaching and worship that empower believers to keep going. An invitation is given for prayer and Holy Ghost power, with contact information for Southwest Apostolic Church.

Pastor preaches on the "walk of the believer," using scriptures (1 Thessalonians 4:1, Romans 6:4, Ephesians) to explain walking by faith, living in the newness of life, and walking worthy of the calling. The message emphasizes the transforming power of the Holy Ghost, practical change, and persistent faith through trials.

Listeners are encouraged to let the Spirit guide their conduct, surrender sinful habits, and live as saints—strong, empowered, and ready for God’s purposes.

Pastor explores Hebrews 12:22 and Psalms 48 to present the church as the "perfection of beauty": the blood-bought, Spirit-filled body of Christ, a refuge and city of God. He emphasizes the church’s mission (Acts 2:38, Matthew 28), its heavenly calling (Ephesians), and the life-changing realities available to those who join and remain faithful.

This episode is a passionate call to recognize the church’s value, embrace spiritual growth, and invite others into the fellowship and power of the living God.

Pastor Young explores what the Bible calls sin—its definitions, examples, and the idea of "missing the mark." Using scripture and everyday examples, he contrasts humanity's downward drift with God’s call to live as a chosen generation and a royal priesthood.

The message stresses conscience, church standards, and Christian responsibility, reminding listeners of God’s mercy but warning of judgment, and urging believers to stay in the right dimension of faith and holiness.

Pastor delivers a clear, practical sermon on the Ten Commandments (the Decalogue), tracing their origin at Mount Sinai and explaining different traditions and numberings. He emphasizes the difference between external law and the New Testament call to have God’s law written on our hearts through the law of love.

The message applies commandments like honoring parents, keeping the Sabbath, avoiding covetousness, theft, lies, and adultery to daily life and national foundations, urging listeners to build their lives on Christ’s teachings for lasting stability.

Pastor preaches from Exodus 3 about God as "I AM," urging listeners to live in the present and receive God's power today. Using the stories of the woman with the issue of blood and blind Bartimaeus, he emphasizes that healing, forgiveness, and revival are available right now—not tomorrow.

The message closes with a call to action: the altar is open, the Spirit is moving, and anyone who needs God is encouraged to come forward and receive help this very moment.

Pastor Young preaches from Jeremiah 17 about the choice between a curse and a blessing: trusting in man vs. trusting in the Lord. Using vivid images of a barren heath and a tree planted by the waters, he calls listeners to seek God, praise Him, and be rooted in faith.

The episode also encourages heartfelt worship, and offers an altar call for anyone wanting the blessing of God. Contact Southwest Apostolic Church for support or more information.