The Gregory Dickow Podcast

This episode is from our Moments Midweek Service Experience. In it, Pastor Gregory Dickow explains how you can stop feeling bad and condemning yourself for your weaknesses and shortcomings. You will learn from God's Word how to love and appreciate your body—and even your food! You will also learn how to overcome temptation, approve yourself before improving yourself, stop depriving yourself, and practice moderation in all things. He also answers some practical questions about how to stop being influenced by guilt, shame, and rejection by embracing God's verdict of you.

The thrones of this world are unhinged. However, the kingdom and throne of God is steady and immoveable. The throne life is already paid for and you have a seat next to Jesus—a position of rest. The battle for the soul of individuals and nations may be ever present, but no matter what we face as a world, the throne life is the best life. The Lamb is the bridge connecting us to the Father. The goal is to live AT a place of GRACE, FROM the place of His royalty, and FOR the throne of His glory. He will never turn you away and will always set things right. Miracles, healing, answers, and mercy are all at the throne.

This episode is from our Moments Midweek Service Experience. In it, we share some timely and powerful clips of what God has been speaking to us through Pastor Gregory Dickow. You will learn how to have victory in difficult seasons, become free from fear, hear God's voice, live by faith, and persevere because God is the author and finisher of your story.

Faith is a lot easier than we sometimes think. In fact, when you change how you THINK about faith, you'll live with a lot more peace and rest. And I believe you'll experience more of God's miraculous power in your life.

Your identity, royalty, authority, and destiny is found at the Throne of God. We can be free every day and in every way because of the position Jesus has taken for us. This message describes the beautiful picture of the Lamb of God at the Throne giving access to the Children of God, in all our imperfections. His blood brings freedom to you in 5 ways as you live the throne-life, which brings glory to God.

This episode is a continuation of last week's Moments Midweek Service Experience. In it, Pastor Gregory Dickow and his son JD, continue to discuss biblical ways that produce happiness in yourself and your home. You will learn how to be intentional, give yourself and your family a life of joy, stop condemning yourself, understand your individuality, not compare yourself with others, cultivate a lifestyle of giving, and practice healthy relationship skills. You will also learn how to get to the root of problems, inspire yourself and others to have faith and a winning attitude, and surround yourself with the right people.

Welcome to the Gregory Dickow Podcast, hosted by Gregory Dickow, founder & Sr. Pastor of the Chicago-based Life Changers International Church with two thriving campuses, popular host of the international TV show, Power to Change Today, seen by millions.

This episode comes from our Moments Midweek Service Experience. In it, Pastor Gregory Dickow and his son JD, discuss biblical ways that produce happiness in yourself and your home. You will learn how to be intentional, give yourself and your family a life of joy, stop condemning yourself, understand your individuality, not compare yourself with others, cultivate a lifestyle of giving, and practice healthy relationship skills.

This episode is a timely and prophetic word from God that will teach on the seven things God wants to increase in your life based upon scripture!

It’s no mystery that this season has produced a lot of fear in us as humans. Using wisdom to protect ourselves and the vulnerable against a contagious virus is, by all means, an appropriate reaction to a worldwide pandemic we’re facing. What is not an appropriate response, however, is developing a "mindset" of fear that takes over our every day life. This is something I want to help you dismantle so that when this virus subsides, we do not remain engulfed by fear.