Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries

Ep168 How To Have Gods Life Living In You Part 66

World Pastor Tony Alamo presents the 66th installment of his series, "How to Have God's Life Living in You," emphasizing the absolute necessity of spiritual rebirth to achieve eternal life. This message reflects on the ministry's historical expansion into television, its current global reach through literature, and a prophetic warning regarding the atomic nature of the impending judgment by fire.

The Evolution of the Television Ministry

Tony Alamo recounts the long history of his ministry, noting that his core message—the necessity of God’s life dwelling within a person—has now been adopted by many mainstream television evangelists. He reflects on the early days of broadcasting, which he initiated primarily to provide a platform for his late wife, Susie Alamo, whom he considered the greatest preacher of the Gospel. This journey led from taping programs at major Los Angeles stations like KCOP to establishing a sophisticated production facility in Dyer, Arkansas. The Dyer church was equipped with over 30 miles of television conduit and could seat approximately 2,500 people. Despite his initial preference for financing the Gospel rather than preaching it, Alamo continues the mission today, currently seeking modern digital equipment operators to manage their updated facilities near Texarkana.

Global Outreach and Humanitarian Efforts

The ministry highlights its extensive international footprint through letters from followers in Malawi, India, and Ghana. These correspondences report spiritual revivals and the conversion of dozens of individuals through the distribution of "The Messiah" book and various newsletters. Alamo details the ministry's commitment to supporting these regions not only spiritually but also financially. This includes funding local printers in India to produce Bibles and financing humanitarian projects such as water wells in Africa, dormitories for children in Mongolia, and aid for oppressed populations in Russia and Israel. He emphasizes that the ministry is willing to provide direct contact information for these missions to donors who wish to ensure their contributions reach the intended recipients.

Theological Shift and Prophetic Science

A significant portion of the message focuses on the "Jewish dispensation," asserting that the era of Gentile-led preaching ended in 1947-48 with the return of Jews to Israel. Alamo argues that Jewish believers are now the primary messengers of the "whole truth." He further bridges theology and science by discussing the atomic structure of the universe. He posits that the Bible’s prophecy of the world being "reserved unto fire" is confirmed by the fact that all matter is composed of atoms, which he describes as "stored firepower." He suggests that the "Big Bang" is not a past event of creation but a future event of judgment, where the Holy Spirit will ignite the elements, causing the unrepentant to experience an eternal, internal "fervent heat."

The message serves as both a historical record of the ministry's growth and an urgent eschatological warning. By linking biblical prophecy with the physical properties of the atom, Alamo underscores the inevitability of divine judgment. He concludes with a call for global support and personal repentance, offering free resources to all who seek to host "God's life" within themselves.