Love Him Love Them with Linda Gunter

The top priority of Jordan Wallum Mooring, Director of Student Activities and Leadership at Emmanuel University in Franklin Springs, Georgia, is people. Through her counseling of young women, Jordan has found that that there is a lot of loneliness, loss, anxiety and depression in the current college generation. With their current student body having walked through the isolation of online education...

Can Christians be oppressed by demons? What does the Bible say about deliverance ministry and spiritual warfare? In this video, we explore the difference between demonic possession and oppression, biblical strategies for resisting spiritual attacks, and why deliverance ministry is not a substitute for the power of the Holy Spirit. Join us as we dive into key scriptures like Ephesians 6:12, 2 Corin...

In Week 6 of our series on the most controversial topics in the Church today, we dive into the debate surrounding baptism—its purpose, methods, and necessity for salvation.🌊 Key Questions Covered:Who should be baptized? Is baptism essential for salvation? Infant Baptism vs. Believer’s BaptismMethods: Sprinkling, Pouring, or Immersion? The significance of Holy Spirit Baptism and the Baptism of Fir...

In this episode, we tackle one of the most controversial topics in the Church today: Politics from the Pulpit. Should ministers address political issues or endorse candidates? What does the Bible say about engaging with government and moral issues that overlap with politics? We’ll explore key scriptures, including Jesus' approach in Matthew 22, Paul’s guidance in Romans 13, and Peter’s stance...

Linda first connected with Shannon in scheduling a volunteer retreat at The Potter’s Place, where Shannon led the conversation with prayer. It was through her journaling that Shannon learned who God wanted her to be. The Lord planted a thirst for Him in her heart, and Shannon followed with obedience and standing on the authority given her by the Lord. Join Shannon as she explains how we too can ac...

What does the Bible say about women in ministry? In this video, we explore key biblical figures like Deborah, Phoebe, and Junia, and examine scriptures that support and challenge women in leadership. Should women be pastors or teachers? Was Paul’s instruction in 1 Timothy cultural or a universal command? We’ll break down the historical and biblical context, discuss servant leadership, and consider...

Susannah Bradley, inspired by her favorite verse, "I can do all things through God who strengthens me," has embarked on a remarkable journey. She participated in the Georgia North America pageant and won Elite Georgia North America, now using her platform for community service and spreading hope. After losing her husband, Susannah demonstrated extraordinary courage and resilience. With t...

In Session 3 of our 8-part series on the most controversial topics in the Church today, we tackle the issue of abortion—not just as a political debate, but as a moral and spiritual concern. What does the Bible say about the sanctity of life? How should Christians respond with both truth and compassion? Join us as we explore Scripture, including Psalm 139:13-16, Jeremiah 1:5, and Exodus, to underst...

Nickoli Holcomb’s life was forever changed when he was sexually abused by his older brother at the age of eight. Threatened into silence, he struggled with the trauma, bullying, and demonic experiences that haunted his childhood home. Despite his parents' separation, Nickoli found solace in church at a young age. He later discovered hope and love through a supportive group of women from his da...

How should we interpret God’s Word when it comes to marriage? In this video, we remain anchored in Scripture, examining foundational passages like Genesis 2:24 and Matthew 19:4-6, which define marriage as between one man and one woman. We also explore Romans 1:26-27 and 1 Corinthians 6:9-10, addressing the biblical perspective on same-sex relationships. While some argue for a cultural reinterpreta...

Ten years ago, at the age of 39, Dave Bruce suffered a series of strokes. He recognized something was wrong when the left side of his face wasn't working, his speech was slurring, and his blood pressure was extremely high. He couldn't swallow. His right carotid artery was dissecting, which caused his brain to swell so much so that, according to doctors, his brain stem was about to snap, so...

For the next eight weeks, we’re diving into the most controversial topics in the Church today, bringing clarity through a biblical lens. This week, we tackle a long-debated question: Can Christians drink alcohol? Some argue the Bible calls for complete abstinence, citing verses like Ephesians 5:18 and 1 Peter 5:8, warning against drunkenness and the loss of self-control. Others point to passages l...

Charity Henry believes that every story is important. She has grown to realize that our lives are like ministry, and we are called to live like Jesus. But as Charity has learned, it’s not always easy. In November 2006, Chairty discovered a lump in her breast. With a surgical opening the very next day, it was quickly discovered that lump was cancerous, necessitating 6 surgeries in January 2007. It...

Deconstruction is a process of reassessing what we've been taught about God, faith, and the church. For many, this journey isn't about rebellion but about redefining what it means to be a Christian. It can involve questioning doctrines, reinterpreting scripture, and even wrestling with issues like inerrancy, salvation, and the authority of the church. Is deconstruction a crisis of faith or...

If someone had told Jeremy Pearson that there was 100% chance he was going to be like his father - he would have denied it. He never thought he would. The fact was the battle was stacked against him. As a young child, Jeremy remembers visiting his dad in prison until, one day, he was dropped at his paternal grandparents’ house, where he was to be raised. In the years following, any contact with hi...

Is the new Zondervan Bible—dubbed "The Upside Down Bible"—altering biblical truth to fit modern ideologies? This video explores concerns about the NIV TNIV translation, its gender-neutral approach, and how subtle wording changes may shift theological meaning. With study notes influenced by special interest groups, could this version lead to confusion about salvation and biblical truth? J...

Since her daughter’s infancy, Freita Strickland recognized there was a problem with Chelsea’s hearing, lacking all response to sound. Though Chelsea’s doctor said she was fine at her 1-year appointment, Freita went home and performed her own test, banging a spoon and pot. When she was again met with no response, Freita took things into her own hands and took Chelsea to the hospital for testing. Le...

Flying home in a single-engine airplane through rolling fog offers a powerful metaphor for our spiritual journey with God. Are you navigating life by sight (VFR) or by faith (IFR)? In this message, we explore the contrast between Visual Flight Rules (VFR) and Instrument Flight Rules (IFR) and how they mirror our walk with Christ. Proverbs 3:6 and 2 Corinthians 5:7 remind us to submit to God, trust...

Welcome to a thought-provoking journey where belief meets action. In this video, we delve deep into the essence of what it means to truly live by your convictions. In an era where opinions are plentiful but actions are scarce, we explore the critical question: "Are you willing to act on what you believe?" Join us as we: Examine the gap between belief and behavior. Why do so many of us fa...

Juawana McGhee, a seasoned professional in Christian media ministry, shares her journey and insights from her time in Atlanta. With eight years of experience as a producer at Atlanta Live Channel 57, Juawana now serves as the CEO of Versa Vision, a Roku channel dedicated to empowering independent Christian artists and shows. Juawana's latest venture includes an internet radio station designed to p...

Julie Durham knows the heart-wrenching experience of the loss, with her beloved husband, Danny, having suffered a fatal heart attack while jogging in their neighborhood on August 16, 2018. Julie recounts the fateful morning when Danny left for his jog, with frantic calls from neighbors following. Rushing to find him and finding her way to the hospital, she was met with devastating news that Danny...

Chris Maxwell, Campus Spiritual Director at Emmanuel College, has a heart for students and for spreading the love of Jesus. In his new book release of “Things We Handed Down”, Chris reflects on what he would want to pass on to others if it were his last opportunity. He vulnerably shares his personal experiences with pain, disappointment, and hardship, offering guidance on how to face these challen...

Join us as we talk with Tonya Powers, leader in economic development for Franklin County, Georgia. Tonya originally came from a church with a lot of rules. In 2011, during a trip to New York, Tonya walked into St Patrick's Cathedral, where she experienced the magnitude of the environment she found herself in. With the weight of soberness and her emotional senses heavy, Tonya returned home and resp...

Join us as we review the controversial movie "Wicked." We will dive into a few details of the movie and go to the Bible to see what it has to say about some of the themes of the movie. **Stay connected:** - Website: www.lovehimlovethem.org - Linktree: https://linktr.ee/lhlt - Facebook: /lovehimlovethem For inquiries, reach out at linda@lovehimlovethem.org. #WickedActuallyIsWicked #WickedMusical #B...

Inger has been married to her husband Jim for 36 years, a marriage that Inger describes as "arranged". At the age of three she was sitting alone in the church she grew up in perfectly quiet and well behaved. Inger's future father-in-law picked her up and took her to the kitchen where the ladies of the church were preparing the re-pass meal for a funeral. He told Inger’s mother she would make a goo...