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Jesus said that the harvest is great but the laborers are few.

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Where do wars and evil come from?

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People live in the flesh realm. Many people don't even know there is a spiritual world.

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What causes all the unrest in humanity?

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What causes people to do the things that they do, especially evil things?

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A recent headline in the Washington Examiner reads, “Marijuana use doubles risk of heart disease…”

A new study (published in the Heart journal) found alarming risks associated with marijuana use, including more than doubling the rate of heart disease, in addition to raising the risk of strokes, lung cancer, and heart attacks.

The study used medical data from around 200 million people.

In a Carnegie Mellon University report last year they said that, for the first time ever, daily marijuana users outnumber daily alcohol drinkers.

Many people think marijuana use is “safe” and “natural.”

Meanwhile here in Florida, powerful forces continue to try to legalize recreational marijuana. There is so much money to be made by getting more people buying marijuana that these people just won’t give up trying to make it legal. I’m sure many of our Florida listeners have been hit up in parking lots and parks by these signature collectors with their spiel about how great marijuana is.

Meanwhile, the more we study it the more we realize what should seem obvious on the surface, that pumping a psychoactive drug into your population is a problem, so we dive into this subject today with Mike Sharman.

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"You see what I'm driving, baby, but you don't know I prayed and I waited for this. You see the new house, but you don't know I prayed and I waited for this."

--Apostle Otis B. Young

Join Apostle Otis B. Young on this powerful Pentecost Sunday message, "I Prayed and I Waited." Often, when we witness someone's "suddenly"—a new house, a blessed marriage, a thriving ministry—we only see the manifestation, not the hidden journey. Apostle Young powerfully unveils the often-overlooked truth that breakthroughs are birthed from a synergy of fervent prayer and expectant waiting. He challenges the notion of instant gratification, drawing parallels to biblical figures like Abraham, Moses, David, and even Jesus, all of whom experienced significant periods of waiting before their divine assignments unfolded.

This message dives deep into the concept of "waiting in Jerusalem"—remaining in the place and posture God has appointed for your preparation, even when it's uncomfortable or you're tempted to move on. He stresses the necessity of genuine "encounters" with Christ that lead to immediate, life-altering change, moving beyond mere church experience to a transformed lifestyle. Apostle Young also confronts the "stuff in the middle"—the unforeseen trials, betrayals, and personal pruning that God uses to refine us for the promise. He reveals that God isn't obligated to tell us about these difficult intermediary stages, but we must endure them, trusting His processing and perfect timing, rather than forfeiting our blessing by moving too soon or settling for imposters. This sermon is a raw, honest, and prophetic call to embrace the full journey of faith, understanding that true blessings are always worth the prayer and the wait.

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Join Pastor Omar Ellison of Salt and Light Covenant Church as he commences an in-depth exploration of the book of Romans, beginning with the foundational truths in chapter 1. In this powerful message, Pastor Omar unpacks Paul's declaration of being "separated unto the gospel of God," challenging believers to live lives that exemplify God's kingdom and love. He delves into the significance of Jesus Christ's sacrifice and resurrection, stressing that everything we do in the kingdom is "for His name's sake," not our own. A central theme is the power of belief, as the gospel's salvation is accessible to "everyone that believeth." Pastor Omar passionately articulates that "the just live by faith," defining faith as the substance of things hoped for, and powerfully asserting that time should not dictate the believer's reality, as faith operates in eternity. He then contrasts this with the "wrath of God" already revealed through Christ, and the consequences of those who, knowing God, failed to glorify Him or be thankful. This unthankfulness, he explains, leads to vain imaginations, darkened hearts, and a descent into unrighteousness and unnatural practices. Pastor Omar powerfully concludes by reminding listeners not to let the blessings in their lives speak louder than the Blesser, emphasizing that all glory belongs solely to the Creator.

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Are you living in the fullness of the victory Christ secured for you? Pastor Leo Bray delivers a foundational message, "Understanding the Good Fight of Faith," that will shift your perspective on the Christian life.

Drawing a parallel between the Israelites entering the Promised Land under Joshua and the new season the Church is in today, Pastor Bray reveals that our fight is different now. It’s not a struggle from bondage, but a battle fought from a position of victory. The key is understanding our identity as a "new creation" according to 2 Corinthians 5:17, where the old has passed away and our shame has been rolled away.

In this teaching, you will learn about the three primary, non-negotiable assignments for every believer:

The Call to Know God: Eternal life isn't just about going to heaven; it begins now with an intimate, personal relationship with the Father.

The Call to Follow God: Jesus is not only our Savior but also our Lord. We must learn to submit to His leadership and walk in His ways, not our own.

The Call to Represent God: As kings and priests, we are called to be His ambassadors, carrying His authority and power to a world in need.

This sermon will challenge you to leave behind a life of spiritual stagnation and step into your divine mandate to know Him, follow Him, and change the world for His glory.

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What does it mean to live a life worthy of the calling you’ve received?

In this powerful and convicting message, Pastor Brandon walks us through Ephesians 4:1–16 and challenges us to trade comfort for conviction and spiritual apathy for maturity. With humor, vulnerability, and a father’s heart, he explores the difference between correction and discipleship, and shows us that growth in Christ isn’t about performance—it’s about formation.

Whether you’re a seasoned believer coasting in your faith or someone just figuring it out, this message will wake you up to the weight of the call God has placed on your life.

Big Idea: If you’re called, live like it costs something.

Key Scripture:

“I beg you to lead a life worthy of your calling, for you have been called by God.” — Ephesians 4:1

In This Message:

• Learn how the early Church was shaped in a spiritually confused, divided culture (just like ours)

• Discover five marks of spiritual maturity rooted in Ephesians 4

• Be challenged to move beyond behavior correction to heart transformation

• Understand the power of truth and love—not one without the other

• Shift from consuming church to contributing as the Body of Christ

Five Marks of a Life Worthy of the Call:

1. If you’re called—live like it costs something

2. Unity isn’t optional—it’s obedience

3. If you’re not building the Body, you’re breaking it

4. Christ isn’t impressed by your pace—He wants your formation

5. Truth without love wounds. Love without truth lies.

Are you growing in Christ or just aging in church?

This message will push you to answer that question honestly—and respond in faith.

If you’re ready to take your next step in following Jesus, visit: transformt.com/nextsteps

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