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This man in the Bible was in huge trouble with his boss so he launched an unusual plan.

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The steward was on the verge of being fired so he came up with a plan.

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A steward was called to give an account of his wasteful actions.

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The man in Luke 16 asked himself, "What shall I do?"

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Jesus tells a powerful story in Luke 16.

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In "Zechariah’s Faith," Apostle Otis B. Young delivers a stirring reflection on Luke chapter 1, where the priest Zechariah receives an angelic message foretelling the birth of his son, John the Baptist. But instead of rejoicing, Zechariah questions the promise—and is silenced for his unbelief.

Apostle Young draws rich insights from this encounter, emphasizing how doubt can delay our destiny and how God sometimes has to quiet us in order to fulfill His word. This message challenges listeners to examine their own responses to divine promises. Are we like Zechariah, skeptical and cautious? Or are we bold in faith like Mary, who says, “Be it unto me”?

Whether you’re facing uncertainty, waiting for breakthrough, or trying to understand God’s timing, this message will ignite your faith and remind you that God’s word never fails. It's a call to trust, believe, and speak in alignment with God’s promises.

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1 Timothy 6:11-12

1. Fight for your family. 1 Timothy 6:12

A fundamental spiritual truth: Life is War!

Greek word “agonizomai”, translated ‘fight,’ is only used 8 times in the New Testament. Four times it teaches us that:

John 18:36-the fight is not fought by normal means.

1 Corinthains 9:25 The fight requires discipline and self-control.

Colossians 4:12 The fight is fought on the battlefield of prayer.

Colossians 1:29 The fight requires our labor and God’s power.

The home is under attack in the 21st Century.

We must fight in faith, not in fear.

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When we fight, God fights for us. Nehemiah 4:13-23

Noah was the 8th person on the Ark.

Joahua challenged Israel to choose who they would serve. Joshua 24:2, 15

Job continually lifted his 10 children before the Lord through sacrifice.

When we are praying, fasting and pleading the Blood of Jesus over our families, God will fight for us!

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Be aware of dangerous distraction. 1 Timothy 6:3-10

What is distracting you? What is pulling your family away?

Display actively what you are saying, don’t just say it, Live it!

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Join guest speaker Russell Siemer, formerly the Worship and Outreach Pastor at Transformation Church, as he returns to share a deeply personal and powerful message entitled "Built to Last." Russell begins by highlighting the profound impact of a father's words and love in shaping a child's identity, urging all parents to verbalize their pride and affection, breaking generational cycles of unspoken love.

Drawing from his own experiences as a church planter navigating both the urgency of reaching the unchurched and the patience to trust God's timing, Russell sets the stage for a profound dive into Ephesians chapter 3. He reveals the secret to living a life "built to last": understanding and internalizing God's boundless love.

Russell unpacks Paul's message to the Ephesians, a church situated at the epicenter of both human knowledge and diverse worship. Paul reminds them—and us—that through Christ Jesus, the gospel is now inclusive, granting both Jews and Gentiles equal access to God's presence and an equal share in the riches inherited by His children. This "mysterious plan," hidden for ages, was always God's intention: a meta-narrative of restoration for all.

A poignant segment of the message addresses the counterintuitive truth that where the church faces the greatest persecution, the gospel spreads like wildfire. Russell offers a stirring challenge to American believers, reminding them that an increasingly unpopular Christian faith is, in fact, a sign of an opportune time for a great spiritual awakening.

The heart of the sermon lies in Paul's prayer in Ephesians 3:14-19: that we would be "empowered with inner strength through His Spirit" and that "Christ will make His home in your hearts as you trust in Him." This leads to the core truth: God loves you. Russell tackles common misconceptions about this foundational truth, debunking the myths that God's love is a license for complacency or an excuse to remain unchanged. Instead, he asserts, God's love accepts us as we are but loves us too much to leave us there, providing the "guardrails" for a life of purpose and wholeness.

He transparently shares common barriers to receiving God's love, including past hurts from earthly relationships, the struggles and hardships of life that tempt us to question God's care, and a low view of ourselves that hinders self-forgiveness. Russell beautifully illustrates God's lavish and seemingly "reckless" love through the parable of the Prodigal Son, demonstrating the Father's relentless pursuit and extravagant grace for the undeserving.

This message is an urgent invitation to step into God's transforming love—whether for the very first time in salvation, for healing from deep wounds inflicted by earthly fathers, or for overcoming the struggle to love and forgive oneself. Russell Siemer provides practical encouragement and a powerful reminder that "nothing in all creation will ever be able to separate us from the love of God that is revealed in Christ Jesus our Lord." Tune in to discover how embracing this truth can build a life that truly lasts.

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References:

(1) Baker’s Dictionary of Theology an article by George W. Bromiley.

(2) “Essential Truths of the Christian Faith” by R. C. Sproul.

(3) Who is this Christ? Many answers have been given. Others at that time called Him a “deceiver” (Matt. 27:63). Still others thought Him to be a prophet (John 6:14).

This is Episode 228.

"Let's make sure that we are the elect. How do you become the elect? Romans 10: confess with your mouth, believe in your heart that Jesus Christ is the Son of God, raised from the dead by the power of God, amen, and live life accordingly unto Jesus."

--Servant Marcia Carty

Join Servant Marcia Carty in "You Can Be the Elect and Delivered" as she delves into the profound implications of Jesus' words concerning "the days of Noah" and the end of the current dispensation of grace. Drawing extensively from Matthew 24 and Psalm 106, Marcia meticulously outlines the signs preceding Jesus' return, including wars, famines, pestilence, earthquakes, persecution of believers, the rise of false prophets, and the global preaching of the Gospel. She highlights the contemporary relevance of these prophecies, particularly the advancements making worldwide Gospel dissemination possible.

A central theme is the urgent call to become one of "the elect," defined by confessing faith in Jesus Christ and living a life of active discipleship. Marcia powerfully likens the spiritual journey of believers to the Israelites' exodus, highlighting their cycles of deliverance, forgetfulness, and rebellion. She illustrates how God's mercy consistently calls His people back from sin and despair, offering redemption and restoration. The message culminates in a heartfelt prayer for listeners to embrace God's love, heed His word, and find true joy, peace, and love even amidst the challenging "days of Noah" we are currently experiencing.

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