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From 9/11 to a Life of Purpose

In this riveting episode, we hear from former Secret Service agent Darin Kinder, the author of Bury Me in a Dirty Suit. Darin provides a street-level, moment-by-moment account of his experience at the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001. He recounts the chaos, the destruction, and the personal transformation that occurred as a result. More than just a story of a day in history, Darin’s testimony is a powerful call to action for believers to live a life with a greater sense of mission.

-- A Personal Revelation: Darin shares how the title of his book came from a powerful prayer he prayed the day after 9/11, where he committed to serving God and getting his "suit dirty" for His glory.

-- The Power of Teamwork: He emphasizes the value of serving alongside other believers, noting that he felt timid and less effective when alone, but was bold and confident when working as part of a team.

-- Finding a God-Given Purpose: Darin speaks to the struggle many Christian men face with feeling "listless" and lacking a sense of mission. He shares how his career path, though initially a setback, ultimately led him to a place of service.

-- A Brush with History: Darin recounts his close proximity to President George W. Bush during the famous "bullhorn" address at Ground Zero, describing the raw emotion of the scene and the powerful connection between the President and the grieving nation.

-- The Secret Service Mission: He gives an insider's look into the two main aspects of a Secret Service agent's job—protective assignments and criminal investigations—and how both roles allowed him to "fight the good fight" and make a tangible difference in people's lives.

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In this session of the Wonderful Words of Life Radio Program, we will conclude our study of Paul's Letter to the Galatians. Paul's concluding remarks highlight our Christian Liberty we have in Christ Jesus and how we carry the marks of the Christ which enables us to minister to a lost and dying world.

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Drawing from 2 Timothy 3, Pastor Jack King paints a stark picture of "perilous times," a phrase he believes accurately describes our modern world. He argues that a societal push against God has opened the door for a return of demonic forces, a pattern seen throughout history in periods of spiritual decline. King links this spiritual darkness to the visible increase in violence, crime, and a profound lack of natural affection that he observes in society.

To combat this spiritual darkness, Pastor King offers a message of hope, rooted in the power of the Holy Spirit and the authority given to believers. He makes several key points:

-- Spiritual Revelation is Found in Christ: Pastor King highlights the story of Nicodemus, who came to Jesus seeking to understand miracles. Jesus' response—"You must be born again"—was a revelation that true power and understanding of the miraculous are not carnal but spiritual. This spiritual rebirth opens our eyes to the things of God and is the only way to transform a heart hardened by sin.

-- A Bold Church is Needed for Revival: King states that revival happens when individuals are transformed by the Gospel. The church's role is to be bold in proclaiming the Word of God, even if it offends people, because a temporary offense can lead to eternal salvation.

-- The Church Has Prevailing Power: Although the enemy comes "like a roaring lion," Pastor King reminds listeners that he is a chained lion with limited power. Believers, on the other hand, have "all-prevailing power" through Christ. The challenge is that the church often fails to realize and exercise this authority.

-- Hatred is a Mark of Defilement: The message concludes by referencing Titus 1:15, "Unto the pure all things are pure: but unto them that are defiled and unbelieving is nothing pure; but even their mind and conscience is defiled." Pastor King links this spiritual defilement to the hatred and cruelty seen in the world, arguing that those who commit such acts do not love themselves.

Scriptures for Further Study

-- 2 Timothy 3:1-5

-- Titus 1:15

-- Matthew 16:13-18

-- Mark 2:1-12

This is episode 097.

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Living a Life of Divine Healing and Abundance

In this episode, Dr. Edith Davis continues her revelation on receiving and keeping divine healing, outlining essential steps and powerful truths for every believer. She highlights how to overcome spiritual barriers and access the fullness of God's promises.

-- The power of the tongue: Speak a confession of belief that has taken root in your heart.

-- The critical role of forgiveness: Unforgiveness is a major blocker to blessings. Forgiving others is an act of freedom for yourself.

-- Jesus as the second Adam: He came to demonstrate how we are meant to operate on earth, forgiving even in excruciating pain to clear the way for salvation for all.

-- Living by the Spirit, not the flesh: Choose to operate in the fruit of the Spirit (love, joy, peace) rather than emotional turmoil. This choice is a key to accessing divine power.

-- Your identity in Christ: As a new creation, your spirit is identical to Christ's. The same Holy Spirit that raised Jesus from the dead lives within you and can quicken your mortal body.

-- The principle of "as He is, so are we": Just as Jesus is in heaven, we are meant to live on this earth, in this dimension, with the same power and authority.

-- The example of Mary: Learn from Mary, who chose to sit at the feet of Jesus, prioritizing intimate worship and listening to His words over the distractions of serving.

Scriptures for Further Study

-- Proverbs 18:21

-- John 14:27

-- John 15:13

-- Galatians 5:22-23

-- 1 John 4:17

-- Romans 8:11

This is episode 372.

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Navigating the healthcare system can be a challenge, especially when faced with denied claims or exorbitant bills. In this episode, Mike Sharman, legal counsel for Share HealthCare, demystifies the process, empowering you with the knowledge to stand up for yourself. Discover key strategies for addressing billing issues and learn how a ministry-based healthcare sharing model offers a different, more relational approach.

Main Points:

-- Don't Do Nothing: The most important first step is to take action. Don't simply look at a bill and complain to friends; actively investigate and challenge it.

-- Nobody Pays Retail: The initial price on a medical bill is almost never the true cost. Hospitals often drop or reduce bills when challenged, especially when faced with scrutiny over their pricing practices.

-- Look for Mistakes: Human and automated errors are common. Carefully review your bill for incorrect procedures, duplicate charges, or charges for services you didn't receive.

-- Utilize Financial Assistance: Ask about the hospital's financial assistance program, which is often required by federal law.

-- Leverage the Legal System: For larger bills, the threat of legal action under consumer protection laws, which can lead to tripled damages and attorney's fees, can often prompt a hospital to settle.

-- The Healthcare Sharing Alternative: Share HealthCare is a Christian ministry, not an insurance company, where members share medical costs. This model is based on community, medical freedom, and financial affordability.

-- Relational Conflict Resolution: Share HealthCare uses a member-centric appeals process with member advocates and even a panel of fellow members to ensure conflict is resolved relationally, aiming for "reunification" rather than an "us versus them" fight.

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In this radio interview, Doug Apple sits down with Khumbo and Leisa Banda, the new associate pastors for evangelism and discipleship at Springs of Hope Church in Crawfordville. Khumbo, whose name means "God's will" in Malawi, shares his journey from being born in Chicago to moving to nine different states, and eventually finding his calling in campus ministry. He details how he unexpectedly ended up in Columbus, Georgia, and later, how he met his wife, Leisa, on an online dating app despite her not having been active for months.

Leisa, originally from Kingston, Jamaica, shares her own story of coming to the U.S. and her deep involvement with the campus ministry InterVarsity, which she was a part of for eight years. She explains how her background in ministry and her passion for reaching young people made her instantly attracted to Khumbo. The couple reveals that they moved to Tallahassee for a period of healing and grieving after the loss of their child, and through a series of "God-orchestrated" events, they found their new pastoral role at Springs of Hope Church.

"The language of disunity is demonic language. You can't keep talking crazy and think you are going to get peace out of it. You can't keep talking nonsense and think you are going to get sense out of it. We have to fight for biblical unity."

--Pastor Joseph Davis

Uncommon Unity

Miracles happen in environments of agreement and unity, a unity that is not man-made but divinely ordained. This is exemplified by Peter and John walking together in one accord. True unity involves stewarding the connection God has established, caring for one another's needs, and having a culture of togetherness, fellowship, and prayer.

Gospel-Centered Purpose

The church's purpose must be centered on the gospel, which is a message of compassion and grace. The man at the temple gate was born lame, but that was not the end of his story. The gospel provides a new beginning through being "born again," which changes our nature and habits. A gospel-centered approach means having a compassionate nature and remembering the grace God has extended to us, which motivates us to extend grace to others.

Renewed Trust in Godly Leadership

Trusting leadership is vital, but it must be based on observable, righteous behavior, not blind faith. Peter and John's unity and shared purpose showed a model of leadership where one's voice could represent the other. This trust is built on leaders demonstrating fruit, a righteous example, and a sincere desire to please God. The pastor encourages people to "open their eyes" and evaluate their leaders by their actions.

Scriptures for Further Study

-- Acts 3:1-11 (The miracle of the lame man at the temple gate)

-- Genesis 1 (God's creation and sharing His nature with man)

-- Acts 2:42-47 (The culture of the early New Testament church)

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Prepare for the Increase

Apostle Otis B. Young delivers a compelling message centered on prioritizing the Word of God and preparing for the increase God has promised. He breaks down the story of Jesus using Simon Peter's boat and challenges listeners to consider what they're truly hungry for, and what they're willing to do in response to God's command.

This message will challenge you to:

-- Prioritize God's Word: The people in the crowd were not coming for gossip or social events; they were coming specifically to hear the Word of God. The sermon stresses the importance of making God's Word a top priority, just like you would a mortgage payment or cell phone bill.

-- Prepare for Increase: God's blessings often come in the form of increase, but if we aren't prepared for it, we can be overwhelmed. This means strengthening systems, changing models, and having a prophetic eye to see where God is leading the ministry. The analogy of getting a bigger plate for a bigger meal illustrates this perfectly.

-- Guard Your Ears: What you allow into your "ear gate" affects your spirit and your perception of others. The message warns against listening to negativity and gossip and instead encourages filling your mind with the Word of God, which is a "lamp to your feet" and a source of freedom.

-- Obey Without Question: Drawing from Simon Peter's experience of letting down his nets after a fruitless night of fishing, the core of the message is a call to radical obedience. Even when something doesn't make sense or seems illogical, the command "because He said so" is reason enough to trust and obey, leading to groundbreaking, record-breaking, and even "net-breaking" overflow.

Scriptures for Further Study

-- Luke 5:1-5

-- Psalms 119:105

-- John 8:32

-- John 15:7

-- Genesis 16:13

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The Call to Obey

The ability to hear God's voice is not a mystical gift reserved for a few, but an essential part of the life of every believer. In this powerful teaching, Pastor Omar Ellison breaks down how we, as the sheep of God, are conditioned to hear and follow our Shepherd's voice. He reminds us that there are many voices in the world, but only one is worth following—the voice of truth.

-- The transcript explains why it's crucial to get familiar with God's voice, highlighting the difference between merely "hearing" and intentionally "listening" to Him.

-- By aligning our hearts to hear God's voice, we position ourselves to be led and guided in the right direction every time.

-- The message draws a clear connection between hearing God's voice and the growth of our faith, pointing to the truth that faith comes by hearing the spoken word of God.

-- We are called to "walk in all the ways that I have commanded you," making a personal decision to live according to His word, even when those around us do not.

-- Pastor Ellison provides practical steps to cultivate a sensitive heart that can hear God's voice, including giving Him our undivided attention and humbling ourselves.

Scriptures for Further Study

-- John 10:3, 5, 27

-- Jeremiah 7:23-24

-- Romans 10:17

-- Proverbs 4:20

-- Proverbs 5:1

-- Proverbs 22:17

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Guest speaker Gary Burd delivers a compelling and passionate message, urging believers to shift their perspective from passively waiting for a great revival to actively engaging in "hand-to-hand combat" for the Kingdom. He draws parallels between Jesus's ministry and a spiritual warfare fought not with "atomic bombs," but with personal, one-on-one encounters and acts of service.

Burd highlights three key takeaways for believers in these urgent times:

-- A Sense of Urgency: He emphasizes that "time is short" and the church has lost its sense of urgency. Christians must prioritize actions with eternal value and recognize that the world, as we know it, is coming to an end.

-- Operating with an Anointing of a King: Burd distinguishes between the roles of prophet, priest, and king, arguing that many Christians shy away from the kingly anointing to rule and reign. He challenges listeners to be kings who defend the defenseless and provide for the poor, just as Proverbs 31:8-9 describes.

-- Observable Good Works: He stresses that the church's good works must be seen by the world. Quoting 1 Peter 2:12, he encourages believers to live honorably so that their actions, not just their words, will be a testimony to those who don't know Christ. He shares stories of his ministry's tangible acts of service as a powerful example.

Scriptures for Further Study:

-- 1 Corinthians 7

-- Psalm 72:1-4

-- Proverbs 31:8-9

-- 1 Peter 2:12

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