Wave 94

[verse 1]

Shabbat Shalom, take heed the words,

of Torah and rejoice;

for Yahweh doth remit thy sin,

O hear ye now His voice.

Shabbat Shalom, the mercies of,

our God Who doth forgive;

all thine iniquities and sin,

that ye forever live.

[chorus]

Shalom! Shalom! Let Yah be praised!

Let us rejoice in Him;

and let us ever pray for peace,

for His Jerusalem!

Shalom! Shalom! We are His own,

Who didst our souls redeem;

and thus we live and honor Him,

with joyful, great esteem!

(with joyful, great esteem)

[verse 2]

Shabbat Shalom, confess thy sins,

repent, forsake, receive;

His tender mercies, favor, grace,

thy burdens to relieve.

Shabbat Shalom, the Torah sings,

of His fidelity;

for Yah hath sworn He wouldest cast,

thy sin into the sea.

(thy sin into the sea)

[chorus]

Shalom! Shalom! Let Yah be praised!

Let us rejoice in Him;

and let us ever pray for peace,

for His Jerusalem!

Shalom! Shalom! We are His own,

Who didst our souls redeem;

and thus we live and honor Him,

with joyful, great esteem!

(with joyful, great esteem)

[verse 3]

Shabbat Shalom, ye saints abound,

in everlasting grace;

for Yah hath comforted thy souls,

thy sins He didst efface.

Shabbat Shalom, walk ye upright,

rejoice e'er gratefully;

the Lord thy God, is El Shaddai,

Almighty God is He.

(Almighty God is He)

[verse 4]

Shabbat Shalom, this day ye choose,

to worship evermore;

El Roi, Olam, Nissi, Elyon

Rapha, Who doth restore.

Shabbat Shalom, O Mishpocah,

thy servant doth adjure;

ye all to be His loving ones,

e'er faithful to endure.

(e're faithful to endure)

[chorus]

Shalom! Shalom! Let Yah be praised!

Let us rejoice in Him;

and let us ever pray for peace,

for His Jerusalem!

Shalom! Shalom! We are His own,

Who didst our souls redeem;

and thus we live and honor Him,

with joyful, great esteem!

(with joyful, great esteem)

Shabbat Shalom!

Amen! Amen!

Shabbat Shalom!

Amen! Amen!

O be ye blest of God fore'er!

Amen! Amen! Amen!

Finding Freedom in a Culture of Performance

In this insightful teaching, James Gutierrez explores the lifelong education of a believer. While we often look for tangible markers of progress, true spiritual growth isn't found in a checklist of rituals, but in the growing presence of joy, peace, and the ability to forgive. By examining the historical context of Paul’s letter to the Galatians, James highlights the age-old tension between "Jesus alone" and "Jesus plus something else." This message is a vital reminder that God's grace is not a passive concept, but an active force meant to grow us and set us free from the fear of failure.

-- Understating that legalism is rooted in a desire for control and a fear of unconditional love.

-- Recognizing that the fruit of legalism is fear, which creates tiers of "quality" Christians and destroys authentic community.

-- Learning to share each other's burdens as a primary way to obey the "law of Christ" and defeat isolation.

-- The necessity of maintaining a "learner’s heart" to remain open to the Holy Spirit’s teaching.

-- Embracing celebration as the completion of worship, dwelling on God's goodness rather than our next task.

Scriptures for Further Study

-- Galatians 2:11-14

-- Galatians 6:1-6

-- Ephesians 4:13-15

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When we face life's obstacles, it is easy to fall into a pattern of whining, complaining, or begging God for help. However, we must remember that God is moved by faith, not by our complaints. As His children, we don't have to plead like outsiders. God wants us to have the desires of our hearts, and He has already given us the tool to obtain them.

Many people feel they lack the "big faith" required for a miracle. Yet, Jesus tells us in Matthew 17:20 that if we have faith as a mustard seed, we can tell a mountain to move and it will obey. A mustard seed is only the size of a small poppy seed. You don't need a mountain of faith to move a mountain of a problem; you only need a small amount of genuine trust in a big God.

Faith is not something we wait for; it is something we build. Romans 10:17 teaches that faith comes by hearing the Word of God. Think of it like baking a cake. Whatever ingredients you put in are what you will get out. If you put in the Word and meditate on it, you will reap the benefits of His promises. But if you focus on negative reports, doctor's opinions, or your own feelings, you feed unbelief.

We can look to the example of Abraham. At one hundred years old, he refused to consider the deadness of his own body or Sarah’s womb. He didn't worry or doubt because he was fully persuaded that God was able to do what He promised. He essentially told the devil to "shut up" and chose to believe God's report over his natural circumstances.

Your imagination also plays a vital role. Proverb 23:7 says that as a man thinks in his heart, so is he. You must use your "inner eyes" to see the manifestation of God's word before it appears in the natural. Whether you are believing for healing, a godly spouse, or financial provision, you must hold that image in your heart until it becomes more real than the pain in your body or the lack in your bank account.

Finally, remember that faith works through love. If you truly understood how much God loves you, your faith would shoot through the roof. God is love, and He loves you more than any earthly parent could ever love their child. When you rest in that love, you can stop struggling and start receiving.

Scriptures for Further Study

-- Matthew 17:20

-- Romans 4:18-21

-- Romans 10:17

-- Romans 12:3

-- Hebrews 11:1

-- James 2:21-26

-- Proverbs 23:7

-- Proverbs 29:18

-- 1 John 4:8

Television program initially aired July 26, 2022.

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The apostle Paul declared to the Ephesian church that salvation comes by grace through faith in order that we should walk in good works. In this broadcast of Let the Bible Speak, we turn to a story in the Old Testament that provides a powerful illustration of Paul's later teaching.

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In this episode, Pastor Jack King sits down with Navy Veteran and former VA Chaplain Jim Taylor to discuss the grueling reality of life on a submarine and the spiritual transformation that led Jim to dedicate his life to healing veterans. They explore the concept of "Moral Injury" and how the church can better equip itself to help those returning from service with wounds that are deeper than psychological trauma.

-- Jim's 30-year military career, transitioning from an aircraft carrier to the high-pressure environment of ballistic missile and fast-attack submarines.

-- The physical and mental toll of 18-hour workdays and 92-day underwater deployments where oxygen and water are manufactured on-site.

-- A raw look at "altar experiences," including a supernatural vision of Christ that provided Jim with a lasting peace during a season of extreme personal and financial hardship.

-- The definition of "Moral Injury" and why it requires a different approach than standard PTSD treatments within the church.

-- The importance of family sacrifice in military service, including Jim's wife, Mary, and their shared journey through seminary while living in a tent.

Scriptures for Further Study

-- Numbers 6:24-26

-- Psalm 107:23-30

-- John 14:27

-- Philippians 4:7

This is episode 1275.

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This is the radio program with the music removed.

By the way, I have written a new book, and you can find it here:

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Entering the Secret Place: A Guide to Authentic Prayer

In "Prayer - Part 1," Pastor Jack King explores the foundational elements of the prayer life Jesus modeled for His followers. Rather than a ritual to be performed for an audience, prayer is presented as a "spiritual portal" where the human heart meets the Divine in total transparency. Pastor King emphasizes that the effectiveness of our prayers is tied directly to our heart condition and our willingness to come to the end of our own arrogance.

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The importance of the "Prayer Closet" as a place of absolute honesty where nothing is hidden from God.

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A breakdown of the phrase "Our Father which art in heaven" and why acknowledging God’s fatherhood and His dwelling place is a massive step of faith.

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The role of the Holy Spirit as our advocate who reads our hearts and even prays for us when we don't have the words.

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The journey of the Prodigal Son as the ultimate example of "coming to oneself" and returning to the Father with a contrite spirit.

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How God "woos" those far from Him, softening hard hearts until they are ready to enter into a dialogue of confession and acceptance.

Scriptures for Further Study

-- Matthew 6

-- John 17

-- Acts 5:1-11

-- Romans 8:26-27

-- John 3

-- Luke 15:11-32

This is episode 130.

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“I Thank God You Are My Mom”

by Mike Sundin – Mother’s Day 2026

I thank God for a Mother like you,

so loving and caring in all that you do.

On Mother’s Day I think about all the love you are,

and in this year and every year, you are the best, by far!

I thank God you are my Mom,

with many years of loving care;

for me as a child and as an adult,

you were so selfless and always there.

I thank God you gave birth to me,

and a home of Godly light;

to know and love our Lord so sweet,

the foundation of our lives so bright.

I thank God you loved and cared for me,

with wisdom, grace and peace;

the rod of discipline did yield,

good work and rest, with great increase.

I thank God that you believed in me,

that God would use me well;

a life well lived of righteousness,

in all good things, excel.

I thank God you are my Mom, indeed,

Thank you, Mom, you are my gift;

from God’s own hand of loving grace,

my song will so uplift.

Dear Mom, I love you ever so,

and would not be remiss;

your loving son did write this song,

and sealed it with a kiss.

Amen.

In this eye-opening discussion, Doug Apple and Mike Sharman explore the dark side of nationalized healthcare through the lens of Canada's "Medical Assistance in Dying" (MAID) program. They discuss the harrowing account of a Catholic priest pressured by hospital staff to end his life and examine the staggering statistic that one in twenty deaths in Canada is now an assisted suicide.

-- The economic pressure of nationalized healthcare: Why finite government budgets lead to "triage" that targets the elderly and the chronically ill.

-- The "Duty to Die": How the legal right to choose death quickly transforms into a societal expectation to stop being a "burden."

-- Sovereignty in suffering: The inspiring story of Bill Bright and how a terminal diagnosis can lead to a person's most productive years.

-- A Biblical Alternative: How Share HealthCare operates as a 501c3 medical ministry, allowing Christians to share burdens without government interference.

-- Freedom of Choice: Why "church healthcare" allows patients to choose their own doctors and treatments based on faith, not bureaucratic cost-cutting.

Scriptures for Further Study

-- Psalm 139:16

-- Romans 12:12

-- Job 12:10

-- Galatians 6:2

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"We focus on addition, but we should be focused on multiplication. Addition has a limit; multiplication has a legacy."

--Bill Couchenour

From Addition to Multiplication: Reimagining the Future of the Church

In this insightful episode, Pastor Jack King interviews Bill Couchenour, the Director of Deployment for Exponential. They dive deep into the mathematical and spiritual necessity of moving beyond "Level 3" addition churches into "Level 5" multiplying movements. Bill shares the staggering statistics of church decline and offers a hopeful, strategic path forward that looks less like a corporate franchise and more like the way Jesus actually spent His time.

-- The distinction between addition (adding members) and multiplication (planting churches that plant churches).

-- Why 73% of Jesus' time was spent with the twelve disciples rather than just the crowds.

-- The concept of "ecclesiology" following "missiology" (letting the mission dictate the form of the church).

-- Real-world examples of "microchurches" and unique expressions of faith, like the "Jungle Gym" ninja ministry.

-- The "Tipping Point" theory: Why reaching 16% of churches as reproducing entities could change the landscape of the U.S.

-- Addressing the "feudal kingdom" mentality and moving toward a city-wide "kingdom lens."

Scriptures for Further Study

-- Matthew 28:18-20

-- Ephesians 2:10

-- Matthew 7:24-27

This is episode 1276.

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This is the radio program with the music removed.

By the way, I have written a new book, and you can find it here:

https://www.amazon.com/Dreams-Visions-Stories-Faith-Pastor/dp/161493536X

In this final installment of the series, "The Story Isn't Over," Pastor Joseph Davis shifts from teaching ethics and character to making a prophetic decree over your life. This message serves as a reminder that your current struggle is not the end of your book, but rather a setup for a calculated victory. Using the story of David, Pastor Davis illustrates that a champion isn't someone who never faces trouble, but someone who knows which battles are worth the fight and refuses to let the enemy swallow up their destiny.

-- There is a prophecy over your life simply because you are here, God intended for you to exist and has a vision for your future.

-- Building "God's way" means following divine specs and code, when you build with character and integrity, God promises to fill what you have built with His glory and take ownership of it.

-- God is sovereign even over your pain and grief, He never allows you to enter a trial unless He has already calculated a way for you to come out with a victory.

-- Champions must learn to ignore "Eliabs," people who try to belittle you because they are intimidated by your presence or project their own smallness onto you.

-- Discernment in warfare is key, stop wasting emotional energy on "fruitless fights" like social media arguments and save your strength for the battles that affect your destiny and family.

-- Your past victories in secret, like David’s lion and bear, are the resume that proves you are ready for the public giants you face today.

Scriptures for Further Study

-- 1 Samuel 17:1-37

-- Numbers 13

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