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Joe was a former police officer and a retired Lt. Colonel in the Army. Tammy asks Joe what is going on and the result of defund the police movement. Tammy asks Joe how can we protect ourselves. We are living in a day of evil lawlessness. See what Joe Vigueras has to say. It could save your life.
Merisa was a police officer for years, a fitness trainer and fighter. She discusses with Tammy Hotsenpiller how to physically and spiritually stay safe. How do we teach our kids to be safe and defend themselves. Most of us are unaware of our environment. How do you battle that demonic oppression and take war against the enemy?
How do we keep our kids safe and how do we stay safe? We have to be smart and cautious. Tammy Hotsenpiller gives us great insights. This is a world that has real, scary, and even fearful times. We never thought we would be living in a world like we are seeing today. Tammy sets up this series with a story from Nehemiah and the next 2 podcasts Tammy will be interviewing professionals in their field on how to stay safe in a crazy world.
Develop strong communication with God by becoming relentless or persistent in your prayer time. When you listen, Tammy shares how to:
Ask — Write it out; the details.
Seek — Look for it, take it to the supernatural realm. I know it's coming; See it.
Knock — Evidence, Revelation 4 - The Throne Room. Knock on heaven's door.
Continue building your relationship with God by understanding how to use prayer. In part 2 of this series, Tammy uses The Lord's Prayer or a Model Prayer to help guide you.
Start the new season of Tam Talks with Tammy Hotsenpiller with more than coffee and sugar when you listen to this series "The Power of Prayer." Find out where you are in your relationship with God to see if you have one or if you stop by to ask God for a cup of sugar.
Listen as Holly Wagner gives words of encouragement and inspiration to help you prepare for the unexpected challenges of pain and brokenness. You will learn from her story not to separate yourself from people and to tear down the walls to forgive to find strength.
Tina Konkin, the author of "How God used the Other Woman," returns to talk about how to renew a broken relationship. Hear how rewriting is forgiveness and love is not hold records of wrongdoings.
Listen to the motivational, heart-braking and empowerment story. Tina Konkin, the author of "How God used the Other Woman," shares while in ministry she struggled with her husband having an affair and at the same time, Tina struggled to connect with her daughter. Learn from Tina's story about how couples can rebuild trust and what we can do as a church to help the ones who are hurting.
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