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Between the first Palm Sunday and the eternal celebration in Revelation, we live in the "not yet." Larry Perry breaks down how God’s plan for your redemption was never accidental—it was a series of divine exclamation points written in blood and grace. -- The Epidemic of Loneliness: How Western individualism is tearing us apart and why the "front porch" fellowship of the church is the vital remedy....

In this transformative teaching, Apostle Otis B. Young provides a spiritual playbook for moving from stagnation to advancement. Drawing from the imagery of a football game, he explains that progress often happens in small, incremental "first downs" rather than just one big play. The key to this advancement isn't just hard work—it’s "reframing." By shifting our perspective to see through the lens o...

References: (1) “Metaphysics” by Aristotle. (2) Aristotle’s definition of truth: “To say of what IS that it is, and of what IS NOT that it is not, is TRUE; while to say of what is that it is not, or what is not that it is, is FALSE.” (3) Postmodernism, the predominant worldview of secularity, now poses its answer that truth and morality are RELATIVE. Moral relativism’s answer is that we have NO OB...

The Prophetic Rhythm of Rest and Redemption In this insightful teaching, Servant Marcia Carty explores the biblical concept of Jubilee and the Sabbath of the Land. Drawing from Leviticus and the prophetic visions of Daniel, she explains that the Earth belongs to God and requires its own periods of rest. When we ignore these divine cycles, the consequences manifest in the physical and spiritual rea...

20 Years of Service: A Conversation with Sergeant Shade McMillian In this episode, Javonni Hampton interviews Sergeant Shade McMillian of the Leon County Sheriff's Office (LCSO). With two decades of experience, McMillian reflects on a career that spanned from school resource officer to the Public Information Officer during the COVID-19 pandemic, and eventually to his current role as Agency Recruit...

[verse 1] Shabbat Shalom, let us take heed, unto the days ahead; the hearts of men will fail them for, the coming fear and dread. Shabbat Shalom, the prophecies, spoke in the days of old; warned us of the times to come, of evil, dark and cold. [chorus] Shalom! Shalom! O brethren hear, and heed the sovereign call; to know His voice and hearken to, His words of wise recall. Shalom! Shalom! Let none...

From Death Sentence to Divine Therapy: The Terry Williams Story In this episode of This Is Your Life, Bobbie Agee sits down with Terry Williams to discuss one of the most remarkable healing testimonies of the 21st century. What started as simple shortness of breath while picking up sticks in the yard quickly spiraled into a double cancer diagnosis: cancer in the kidney and Stage 4 lung cancer that...

The church described in the New Testament is the spiritual temple of God, the stones of which are people. It is also the body of Christ made up of a collectivity of members united by their head, Christ Jesus. But who are the members of His body? What constitutes a member of the church of the New Testament? How does one become part of the living church of Christ? In this broadcast of Let the Bible...

A Nation on Bended Knee: The Call to Prayer in Florida In this stirring episode, Pastor Jack King sits down with Pam Olsen, President of the Florida Prayer Network, to discuss the critical intersection of faith and government. As the United States approaches its 250th anniversary, Pam shares details on upcoming massive prayer gatherings and a unique "simultaneous Bible reading" event that seeks to...

The Restoration of the Rough Exterior In this moving teaching, Pastor Jack King explores the life of Simon Peter to show us that God’s grace isn’t reserved for the polished or the perfect. By looking at Peter’s journey—from his bold declarations of loyalty to his crushing failure by a charcoal fire—we see a roadmap for our own redemption. Pastor King challenges the lie that anyone is "too far gone...

In this powerful message, Dr. Edith Davis explores the tri-part nature of the believer and the urgent necessity of the renewed mind. As we approach the end-time harvest and the return of Yahshua HaMashiach, the church must move beyond ethnic divisions and human effort to walk in the indestructible, agape love that acts as a supernatural force field against the enemy. -- Dr. Davis explains the "bea...

In this insightful interview, Doug Apple speaks with Mike Sharman, General Counsel for Share HealthCare, about the profound spiritual and legal origins of the United States. As the nation nears its 250th birthday, Sharman breaks down the opening lines of the Declaration of Independence, tracing its most famous phrases back to the primary legal treatise of the 18th century: Blackstone’s Commentarie...

The Divine Strategy for Total Victory When we face insurmountable threats, our first instinct is often panic-driven self-reliance. However, the story of King Jehoshaphat in 2 Chronicles 20 provides a masterclass in spiritual warfare. Pastor Joseph Davis breaks down how to align with God so that your battle transforms into a divine victory. This message highlights that while we may feel powerless,...

In "Believe in Him - Part 4," Pastor Omar Ellison explores the depths of 2 Timothy and 2 Corinthians to reveal the mechanics of a faith that cannot be shaken. He challenges the believer to move beyond a mere intellectual belief in scripture and into a personal, persuaded relationship with Jesus Christ—the Author of the Word. Through a transparent look at his own journey from "the red to the black,...

In this hard-hitting and transparent message, Apostle Otis B. Young challenges believers to stop letting life's pressures dictate their spiritual and professional output. Using the metaphor of the "pivot," he explains that while we cannot always control the pressure, we must control our alignment with God’s direction. Whether you are dealing with workplace challenges, personal betrayal, or shiftin...

In this episode of Anchored by Truth, we explore the most pivotal moment in human and cosmic history: the resurrection of Jesus Christ. By looking through the lens of Mary Magdalene and the faithful women who first visited the tomb, we move past the "familiarity" of the Easter story to rediscover the raw shock, grief, and eventual unmitigated joy of that Sunday morning. We also tackle common skept...

In this teaching, Fiona Sorbala explores the rich tapestry of the Passover Seder, illustrating how the rituals commanded in Exodus find their ultimate fulfillment in the life and sacrifice of Jesus Christ. By walking through the elements of the Passover plate and the "purging of leaven," she demonstrates that the spiritual journey of Israel from Egyptian bondage to the Promised Land is a blueprint...

In this powerful conclusion to the "Matters of the Heart" series, we explore the spiritual principles of sowing and reaping. Many of us treat God’s blessings like a reservoir—something to be dammed up and stored—rather than a river intended to flow through us to others. By examining the condition of our "heart soil," we can understand why some lives produce a bumper crop while others remain dry an...

In "Love Deep. Serve Well." William Miller explores 1 Peter 4:8-11 to reveal how the early church turned the world upside down—not through flashy programs, but through radical love and intentional hospitality. This teaching challenges the "consumer" mindset of the modern church, reminding us that every believer is entrusted with unique resources and abilities intended for the benefit of others. Wh...

References: (1) “Twelve Points that Show Christianity is True” by Norman Geisler. (2) “Stealing from God” by Frank Turek. (3) The Bible puts a great PREMIUM on truth. Psa. 61:7 says mercy and truth preserves. Psa. 85:10 says mercy and truth are aligned and since mercy is clearly valuable, then truth is equally valuable. Prov. 16:6 says in mercy and truth atonement is provided for iniquity. Prov. 2...

In this urgent message, Servant Marcia Carty explores the spiritual parallels between our current era and the biblical days of Noah. She reminds believers that the "house of God" is not a building, but a living people called to demonstrate godliness in a world obsessed with self-reliance and pagan influence. By examining 1 Timothy and Titus, she defines what "the faith" truly is and warns against...

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The disciples were first called Christians in Antioch. What where they teaching that led them to being called Christians? ******* By the way, if you haven't bought a copy of my new book yet, check it out here: https://www.amazon.com/Dreams-Visions-Stories-Faith-Pastor/dp/161493536X

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In Acts chapter 12 the disciples were first called Christians in Antioch. ******* By the way, if you haven't bought a copy of my new book yet, check it out here: https://www.amazon.com/Dreams-Visions-Stories-Faith-Pastor/dp/161493536X