The Nancy Grandquist Podcast

In this episode of The Nancy Grandquist Podcast we continue our series, "We Worship One God," with a revelatory discussion with Bishop Raymond Woodward.

The conversation begins with Reverend Woodward sharing his personal background, including his upbringing in an apostolic home, his journey to Bible college, and his extensive ministry experience. [01:58] The discussion then delves into the theological significance of the Gospel of John, highlighting its unique aspects and its emphasis on the identity of Jesus as God. [14:57] Reverend Woodward explains the historical and scriptural context of John's Gospel, the significance of Jesus' "I am" statements, and the profound revelation of Jesus' divinity. The episode also touches on the historical development of Christian doctrine, the importance of maintaining the original apostolic teachings, and the impact of the Azusa Street Revival on modern Pentecostalism. [52:45] The conversation is rich with theological insights and historical context, making it a valuable resource for anyone interested in understanding the oneness of God and the foundational principles of apostolic faith. [22:51]

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Timestamped Chapters

Chapter 1: Introduction and Guest Introduction 00:16 - 01:25

Chapter 2: Reverend Raymond Woodward's Background  01:25 - 05:37

Chapter 3: The Gospel of John and Its Unique Perspective 05:37 - 12:42

Chapter 4: The Importance of the Name of Jesus  12:42 - 24:34

Chapter 5: The Revelation of Jesus' Identity 24:34 - 34:54

Chapter 6: The High Priesthood and Jesus' Sacrifice 34:54 - 40:39

Chapter 7: The Resurrection and the Revelation to Thomas 40:39 - 49:52

Chapter 8: Historical Context and the Continuation of Apostolic Faith  49:52 - 55:25

Chapter 9: Conclusion and Final Remarks  55:25 - 55:37

In this episode of The Nancy Grandquist Podcast we continue our series, "We Worship One God," with an amazing discussion with Bishop Mark Morgan, a powerful preacher and prophet.

The conversation focuses on the significance of Jesus' name in baptism. [00:13] Mark Morgan shares a compelling story about a conversation with a Jewish professor on a flight, which leads to a deep discussion on Old Testament covenants and their fulfillment in the New Testament through Jesus Christ. They explore the importance of knowledge in faith, the symbolism of baptism as a covenant, and the historical and scriptural basis for baptizing in Jesus' name. The conversation also touches on the restoration of worship, the significance of the Holy Ghost, and the challenges of maintaining doctrinal purity in the face of historical changes and modern interpretations.

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Timestamped Chapters

Chapter 1: Introduction and Purpose  00:13 - 01:09

Chapter 2: The Importance of Knowledge  01:09 - 01:35

Chapter 3: The Story of the Professor  01:35 - 06:19

Chapter 4: Baptism as a Covenant 06:19 - 10:21

Chapter 5: The Significance of Baptism 10:21 - 14:29

Chapter 6: Worship and Restoration 14:29 - 17:56

Chapter 7: The Name of the Greater Party 17:56 - 20:25

Chapter 8: Historical and Scriptural Evidence 20:25 - 25:40

Chapter 9: The Test of Sincerity 25:40 - 29:56

 Chapter 10: The Battle for Truth 29:56 - 34:36

Chapter 11: Conclusion and Blessing 34:36 - 34:37

In this episode of The Nancy Grandquist Podcast we continue our series, "We Worship One God," with an amazing discussion with Bishop Mark Morgan, a powerful preacher and prophet.

The discussion centers around the oneness of God. [15:34] Mark Morgan delves into the theological interpretations of John 1:1, explaining the concept of the "logos" and its significance in understanding the nature of God and Jesus Christ. [07:21] He discusses the Apostle John, the Gnostic beliefs, and how John's writings address these issues. The conversation also touches on the Nicene Creed, its historical context, and its implications for the understanding of the Godhead. Finally, Mark Morgan addresses the importance of understanding Jesus' identity to comprehend one's own spiritual identity. [35:47] The episode is rich with theological insights and interpretations aimed at simplifying complex doctrines for the listeners. [24:15]

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Timestamped Chapters

Chapter 1: Introduction and Welcome

Chapter 2: Core Beliefs and Oneness of God

Chapter 3: The Love of God and Gnosticism [03:56]

Chapter 4: The Concept of Logos [07:33]

Chapter 5: The Oneness of God and Baptism [18:14]

Chapter 6: The Nicene Creed and Historical Context [22:51]

Chapter 7: The Witness of the Spirit [27:42]

Chapter 8: Sonship and Understanding the Godhead [26:59]

Chapter 9: Conclusion and Final Thoughts

In this episode of the Nancy Grandquist podcast we continue our thrilling series, "We Worship One God," with a profound discussion with Pastor Joel Urshan of Tree of Life Church in Cincinnati, OH. Bro Urshan comes from a long line of Apostolic preachers including Andrew Urshan and N. A. Urshan.

The discussion begins with Pastor Joel emphasizing the importance of understanding and teaching the oneness of God, as instructed in Deuteronomy, to counter the polytheistic influences of other cultures. [03:36] He explains that God is unique, holy, invisible, and the creator, unlike the idols of other nations. [04:08]

Pastor Joel further elaborates on the concept of the oneness of God by discussing the Shema, the declaration of God's oneness, and its significance in Jewish tradition. [02:28] He highlights that God's oneness is foundational to understanding His nature and His plan for humanity. [03:34] The conversation transitions into the theological implications of God's oneness, particularly in the context of Jesus Christ. [10:20] Pastor Joel explains that Jesus is the manifestation of God in the flesh, fulfilling the role of the lamb slain from the foundation of the world. [06:10]

The episode also explores the relationship between the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit, emphasizing that they are not separate persons but different manifestations of the one true God. [22:14] Pastor Joel uses various analogies, including the daily cycle, seasons, and the branches of government, to illustrate the unity and distinct roles of God's manifestations. [12:26] He concludes by discussing the significance of Jesus' humanity, His prayers in the Garden of Gethsemane, and His ultimate sacrifice on the cross, which fulfilled God's redemptive plan for humanity. [23:48]

We are continuing our We Worship One God series. We are exploring what we believe as Apostolics by talking to great men and women of God.

LJ Harry is director of curriculum for the United Pentecostal Church International. He is the author of Simplify, Ten Words, Blessed Are (which you can find at pentecostalpunlishing.com) and he frequently speaks at conferences and camp meetings throughout the United States. He and his wife, Andrea, have two children.

We interrupt our We Worship One God series to bring you this special Valentine's Day episode with Pastor Brandon and Rachel Knight.

We are continuing our We Worship One God series. We are exploring what we believe as Apostolics by talking to great men and women of God.

Dr. Clay Jackson holds a B.S. in Biology and Chemistry from Union University, and holds a Diploma in Theology from Oxford in England. He is a bi-vocational pastor who maintains a private practice in medicine. He has over 30 years of ministerial experience, which includes serving as an associate missionary in Great Britain, international missions, and ministry teams in the Memphis metro area. His writing experience includes authoring a national column on the intersection of spirituality and health for the Pentecostal Herald magazine, and co-authored a book on “The Apostolic Family.” He is also a frequent lecturer at Urshan Graduate School of Theology. He currently serves as the Pastor of Arlington United Pentecostal Church in Arlington, TN. He and his wife Jana and their three children live in Memphis, TN.

We are continuing our We Worship One God series. We are exploring what we believe as Apostolics by talking to great men and women of God.

Brent Jones is the senior pastor of NGP. Before founding Northgate Pentecostals on September 16, 2001, he worked as a youth pastor for Calvary Church in Fort Worth, TX. From 1998 – 2001, he traveled extensively as an evangelist across the US. He is a graduate of the University of North Texas.

Today we start a new series with Pastor Wylie Rhinehart called We Worship One God. We will be exploring what we believe as Apostolics by talking to great men and women of God.

Rev Wylie Rhinehart is the pastor of The Pentecostals of Dayton where he serves with his wife Karen Rhinehart. He has served as the Ohio District Superintendent for the ALJC and currently serves on the ALJC Men's Ministry team and Missions America team. He is pursuing a Master's degree in Liberal Arts from Urshan University.

Vinny DiNome shares about his journey into ministry.