Spreading The Gospel Everywhere

Giving isn’t about what leaves your hand. It’s about what enters your life.

"No one can serve two masters; for either he will hate the one and love the other, or else he will be loyal to the one and despise the other. You cannot serve God and mammon."

Every seed carries promise. But not every place is ready to receive it. Some ground is hardened by time. Some is shallow with good intentions. Some is crowded with competing desires.

Let’s be clear—because confusion lives here. Mercy is not: •Approval of sin •Erasing accountability •Lowering God’s standard Mercy is power to rise again.

This isn’t about pointing fingers at the world. It’s about asking a brutal but necessary question: What happens when the Church mirrors the culture instead of confronting it?

“Church attendance is dropping. Trust is eroding. And yet… the offering plate keeps coming around. Today, we’re asking the question many pastors avoid and many believers whisper: Is tithing still required — or have we been getting it wrong all along?”

From the beginning of time, God has guided His people through stages — not randomly, but intentionally.

What if I told you that what we’re witnessing right now — the division, the tribalism, the emotional whiplash, the constant crisis cycle — is not random chaos…

There are moments in life… moments in faith… moments in your walk with God… when a scripture doesn’t just speak — it confronts you.

“Today on The Making Noise Show: A separation is coming. Not by party lines… Not by polls… But by prophecy. Sheep on the right. Goats on the left. And the Judge of all nations standing at the center.

Right now, we’re in the eye —that brief calm between chaos and correction. God always gives a window for repentance before He releases the rain. And while many are laughing at the thunder, a few are listening to the lightning.

The problem isn’t anger — it’s aim. Most folks waste their fury on politics, people, and petty arguments. But righteous anger doesn’t aim low. It targets systems of deception, spiritual corruption, and moral decay.

It’s time to make room for the new. That means new thinking. New faith. New purpose. And a new fire that doesn’t just warm you — it transforms you.

Some of us have prayed ourselves hoarse for people and situations that never changed. We fasted. We cried. We wore out our knees. And when nothing happened, we thought maybe our faith failed.

The Tougher Times get the Harder the choices.

When choices have to be made, what will you be willing to sacrifice?

From law to love — the new covenant that transcends the old.

We’ve walked through the Garden, the scene and the crime. We’ve asked, What fell? — and we saw how sin shattered everything from the soul of man to the soil beneath our feet.

The tragedy of Eden isn’t just punishment. It’s separation. It’s that moment when Heaven’s doors closed to earth, and man was left on the outside.

You ever wonder how quick it happened? One moment — a garden, rivers, perfection. The next — shame, hiding, blame. From paradise to exile in a single afternoon.

Daniel sealed the scroll for the end. Jude sounded the warning for now. And here we are, in 2025, standing between the dust and the promise.

The Origins of Evil. Is it in THE BLOOD LINE"

You ever notice how history is written with an eraser? Empires rise, civilizations fall… and what’s left is often the story told by the conquerors. Languages vanish. Cultures disappear. Entire peoples — erased.

“We don’t need to fear the Fifth 400 — we need to recognize it, prepare for it, and step into it with faith.”

History doesn’t just move forward — it moves in God’s cycles. Every 400 years, major shifts take place in nations, kingdoms, and the lives of God’s people. From ancient empires to modern societies, the pattern is clear: God has a timeline, and we are living in it.