After the Sermon and Other Candid Conversations

In this Episode Bishop Turner Ph. D., Elder D, and Deacon Wypij have a Candid Conversation as we prepare to enter Black History Month. Bishop lays out what the Bible says about the church’s role and responsibility in social justice, not just for biblical times but also for today. They discuss the challenges that Living Word has faced in becoming the multi-racial and poly-cultural church we now are...

This week Bishop Turner Ph. D. takes Elder D and Deacon Wypij right into his Sunday message to reiterate the need to reengage with what God has already said. Bishop works through the effects of being stuck in hopelessness, being aware of those that you come into relationship with and those that you depart from having relationship with and being led by God in those decisions, and using discernment...

In this episode Bishop Turner Ph. D. continues with the conversation of The Business of Living. He takes Elder D and Deacon Wypij back into his notes discussing the need for us as believers to continue to focus on the assignment that God has given us in this season, walking daily in our God designed agenda, and not entertaining the lies that the devil speaks against God's intention of life. Do...

This week Bishop Turner Ph. D., Elder D, and Deacon Wypij discuss the Three Balances that God created us in: spiritual balance, emotional balance, and physical balance. The need to connect with God throughout our daily life, how to deal with pain not as though it were permanent but with purpose, and how the physical decisions we make have the potential to take our body out of balance.

In Love Lifted Me Part 2 Elder D, Deacon Wypij, and Bishop Turner Ph. D. come back to Sunday’s sermon to go deeper into the sermon points. Bishop discusses Joseph, and the decision that God made to choose him to be the covering over Mary and Jesus, giving due reverence to the things of God, being open to God’s leading in the space that He provides, honoring those that the Lord has given authority...

In Love Lifted Me Part 1 Elder D, Deacon Wypij, and Bishop Turner Ph. D. discuss the significance of the shepherds being given the word of love. Bishop talks about the difference between having a fear of the Lord and fearing the Lord, the foundation of having a broken spirit against God, who it is that God looks to use, and the importance of serving those in ministry.

Elder D and Deacon Wypij are back to continue the conversation from Tuesday's Bible Study. Bishop W.R. Turner Ph. D. walks them through what the Bible says concerning church discipline, how to walk through each season with the knowledge that God has already prepared it for you, and the importance of supporting others in their anointing as you learn to walk into your own.

We enter 2026 as Bishop Turner Ph. D., Elder D, and Reverend Varona walk through Deuteronomy 2 as Moses begins the transition of the Israelites not only to enter the promise land, but to do so without him. Bishop discusses how Moses sets up Joshua for success and how despite the 40 years of wandering God was still with them in their preparation for their next.

Today Elder D and Deacon Wypij walk with Bishop Turner Ph. D. as he looks back through his life and discusses his own personal traumas, the healing that God is requiring to go into his next, how he leads in ministry, and how it is in the pit that the anointing setups you up for what is to come.

This week Elder D and Deacon Wypij bring Bishop Turner Ph. D. back to the Sunday sermon to revisit the 3 C's of Complaint, Comparison and Compromise. They dig into lamenting to God through suffering, being tailor made, the scars we retain through obedience, and the church's responsibility in setting up the next generation of ministry.

Walk through the LWTR word for 2025 - Healing. Elder D, Deacon Wypij, and Bishop Turner Ph. D. take a look back at what they thought the word meant, what they found the word to mean, and where the word will take them as we finish out the year.

Welcome to our 1st Episode! Elder D, Deacon Wypij and Bishop Turner Ph. D. discuss the sermon "Fully Committed" and how this podcast came to be.

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