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God's way is so much better than everything the world has.
In this episode of the Mission Tabernacle Outreach podcast, Kellie Brooks and Karmen Stamps talk about Ascend Women's Care and Family Support, formerly known as the Pregnancy Resource Center. Mission Tabernacle Outreach
Bishop Barry Walker of A Place of Refuge and Bishop of the Refuge Connection of Churches is ministering during our 2026 Summer Revival from Matthew 6:31-33 on our responsibility to stop worrying and start seeking. Worry is an individual choice that we make and we must also make the choice to stop worrying. and seek first the Kingdom of God. Scripture: Matthew 6:31-33 31 “Therefore do not worry, saying, ‘What shall we eat?’ or ‘What shall we drink?’ or ‘What shall we wear?’ 32 For after all these things the Gentiles seek. For your heavenly Father knows that you need all these things. 33 But seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness, and all these things shall be added to you.
No matter what happens let love be the statement of your life.
Bishop Barry Walker of A Place of Refuge is ministering during our 2026 Summer Revival from Deuteronomy 31:1 & 31:6 on the fact that God is with you. The Lord will be with us during the challenging times and the good times. Scripture: Deuteronomy 31:1 - Then Moses went and spoke these words to all Israel. Deuteronomy 31:6 - Be strong and of good courage, do not fear nor be afraid of them; for the Lord your God, He is the One who goes with you. He will not leave you nor forsake you.”
Pastor Dobbs teaches from Mark 4:38 on how we can learn from Jesus how to rest in the storms of life. Scripture: Mark 4:38 - But He was in the stern, asleep on a pillow. And they awoke Him and said to Him, “Teacher, do You not care that we are perishing?”
“One thing I noticed as we were preparing this presentation is that it isn't just a testimony. It is testimony after testimony. God is so faithful. His love is sufficient. His grace is sufficient. His mercy is sufficient. His provision is sufficient.” This week, our Marriage Ministry leaders — Jason and Holly Painter — share their story. Along the way, they reflect on all the times God showed up mightily in their lives and talk about their desire to help other couples be successful.
Tapping into Kingdom Resources: Building an Effective Prayer Life | Pastor Mark Stroud Have you ever felt like your prayers were bouncing off the ceiling? Are you seeking God’s guidance and provision, but feeling like heaven is silent? In this powerful message, Pastor Mark Stroud dives deep into the keys to an effective prayer life and reveals how you can tap into the limitless resources of the Kingdom of God. Drawing from James 4, Pastor Mark uncovers why so many prayers go unanswered. Scripture warns us against praying amiss—praying with divided loyalty, wrong motives, or self-centered intentions. When our heart isn't right, heaven remains quiet. But when we submit ourselves to God, resist the enemy, and align our motives with His divine will, everything changes! In this video, you will discover: Why praying "amiss" stops your prayers from being answered. How divided loyalty hinders you from receiving from the Lord. The biblical key to spiritual authority: Submitting to God so the devil flees (James 4:7). How to align your heart with Kingdom priorities to unlock God’s provision and blessings. God’s blessings and Kingdom resources are already waiting for you—it’s time to get into alignment! Watch, be blessed, and share this message with someone who needs a breakthrough in their prayer life.
In this episode of the Heaven series, Pastor Kellie Brooks teaches on the righteous and the wicked. Mission Tabernacle Outreach
Live joyfully because you have been made righteous in the eyes of God.
God wants you to be healthy so you can have a more fulfilling life.
God wants you to be healthy so you can have a more fulfilling life.
Pastor John has been in ministry for a long time, and he has learned that there is always something else to do. You never get caught up. You never run out of things that need to be done. You’re constantly looking for ways to keep things fresh or make them more effective. There’s always something to learn, something to improve, some area in which to grow. There’s nothing wrong with any of that as long as you don’t forget to keep the main thing the main thing. With this in mind, we’re doubling down on the main things this week. In this message, the goal is to strip away all the stuff that might get in the way of accomplishing our collective calling as believers. It is a reminder about the reason we’re all here.
Pastor Richard & Lady Cassandra Dobbs minister together from Psalm 119:9-11 on the importance of youth hiding the Word in their heart. When they hide the Word in their heart, then the youth can better be equipped to hide the Word in their heart so that they might not sin against God. Scripture: Psalm 119:9-11 9 How can a young man cleanse his way? By taking heed according to Your word. 10 With my whole heart I have sought You; Oh, let me not wander from Your commandments! 11 Your word I have hidden in my heart, That I might not sin against You.
In this episode of the Heaven series, Pastor Kellie Brooks teaches on spending time with God to achieve victory in life's battles. Mission Tabernacle Outreach
In this episode of the Heaven series, Pastor Kellie Brooks teaches on spending time with God to achieve victory in life's battles. Mission Tabernacle Outreach
Minister Kelsey McKay of A Place Of Refuge Rome ministered for our youth night from Daniel 11:32. He emphasized that learned youth know God and they do great exploits. Please enjoy this timely Word from our youth night at Overcomers Christian Center. Scripture: Daniel 11:32 - Those who do wickedly against the covenant he shall corrupt with flattery; but the people who know their God shall be strong, and carry out great exploits
Minister Kelsey McKay of A Place Of Refuge Rome ministered for our youth night from Daniel 11:32. He emphasized that learned youth know God and they do great exploits. Please enjoy this timely Word from our youth night at Overcomers Christian Center. Scripture: Daniel 11:32 - Those who do wickedly against the covenant he shall corrupt with flattery; but the people who know their God shall be strong, and carry out great exploits
Pastor Richard & Lady Cassandra Dobbs minister together from Psalm 119:9-11 on the importance of a parent hiding the Word in their heart. When they hide the Word in their heart, then the youth can better be equipped to hide the Word in their heart so that they might not sin against God. Scripture: Psalm 119:9-11 9 How can a young man cleanse his way? By taking heed according to Your word. 10 With my whole heart I have sought You; Oh, let me not wander from Your commandments! 11 Your word I have hidden in my heart, That I might not sin against You.
Pastor Richard & Lady Cassandra Dobbs minister together from Psalm 119:9-11 on the importance of a parent hiding the Word in their heart. When they hide the Word in their heart, then the youth can better be equipped to hide the Word in their heart so that they might not sin against God. Scripture: Psalm 119:9-11 9 How can a young man cleanse his way? By taking heed according to Your word. 10 With my whole heart I have sought You; Oh, let me not wander from Your commandments! 11 Your word I have hidden in my heart, That I might not sin against You.
We’ve covered a lot of ground throughout our series on mental and spiritual health called It Is Well With My Soul. Hopefully, we have stripped away some of the shame and stigma, so you are more comfortable using whatever means you have at your disposal to get healthy. At the same time, you have to remember that Jesus is the Healer. All of the ways of healing are gifts of God’s grace to help His people, so as you find and figure out what works, give glory to God for it. In 1 Kings 19:13-18, we find God’s response to Elijah’s complaint, His answer to the problem that sent the prophet running into the wilderness, suicidal and alone. He was at rock bottom. He had carried too much for too long and forgot who he was. That might be the best way to put almost every mental health crisis — no matter how disruptive or debilitating. This week, we’re finishing our series with a message all about what to do when you’ve reached rock bottom.
We’ve covered a lot of ground throughout our series on mental and spiritual health called It Is Well With My Soul. Hopefully, we have stripped away some of the shame and stigma, so you are more comfortable using whatever means you have at your disposal to get healthy. At the same time, you have to remember that Jesus is the Healer. All of the ways of healing are gifts of God’s grace to help His people, so as you find and figure out what works, give glory to God for it. In 1 Kings 19:13-18, we find God’s response to Elijah’s complaint, His answer to the problem that sent the prophet running into the wilderness, suicidal and alone. He was at rock bottom. He had carried too much for too long and forgot who he was. That might be the best way to put almost every mental health crisis — no matter how disruptive or debilitating. This week, we’re finishing our series with a message all about what to do when you’ve reached rock bottom.
In this episode of the Heaven series, Pastor Kellie Brooks teaches on American history. Mission Tabernacle Outreach
In this episode of the Heaven series, Pastor Kellie Brooks teaches on American history. Mission Tabernacle Outreach
Why do you keep fighting the same battle over and over again? Maybe the real problem isn't where you're fighting…it's when you're fighting. Most believers think the battle is lost when they finally give in to temptation. But Scripture teaches that the battle is usually won or lost much earlier, in the thoughts we choose to entertain. In this episode, Jon Ellis opens God's Word to reveal where the real battlefield is and how believers can begin experiencing lasting victory by taking every thought captive. Through James 1, 2 Corinthians 10, Romans 12, and Philippians 1, you'll discover a practical, biblical strategy for recognizing lies, comparing them with God's truth, and replacing them before they become destructive habits. If you've ever wondered why you keep struggling with the same sin, the same fear, the same anxiety, or the same temptation, this episode will help you stop fighting the wrong battle and start winning where it actually begins. Remember...The battle you're praying for God to win tomorrow may actually be the thought He's asking you to surrender today. For books, devotionals, Bible studies, and discipleship resources, visit: TheUncommonChristian.com Why do you keep losing the same battle? Maybe you're fighting too late. In this episode, Jon Ellis explains how Scripture teaches that the real battle begins in the mind, not at the moment of sin. Learn a practical, biblical process for taking your thoughts captive and experiencing lasting spiritual transformation.
Why do you keep fighting the same battle over and over again? Maybe the real problem isn't where you're fighting…it's when you're fighting. Most believers think the battle is lost when they finally give in to temptation. But Scripture teaches that the battle is usually won or lost much earlier, in the thoughts we choose to entertain. In this episode, Jon Ellis opens God's Word to reveal where the real battlefield is and how believers can begin experiencing lasting victory by taking every thought captive. Through James 1, 2 Corinthians 10, Romans 12, and Philippians 1, you'll discover a practical, biblical strategy for recognizing lies, comparing them with God's truth, and replacing them before they become destructive habits. If you've ever wondered why you keep struggling with the same sin, the same fear, the same anxiety, or the same temptation, this episode will help you stop fighting the wrong battle and start winning where it actually begins. Remember...The battle you're praying for God to win tomorrow may actually be the thought He's asking you to surrender today. For books, devotionals, Bible studies, and discipleship resources, visit: TheUncommonChristian.com Why do you keep losing the same battle? Maybe you're fighting too late. In this episode, Jon Ellis explains how Scripture teaches that the real battle begins in the mind, not at the moment of sin. Learn a practical, biblical process for taking your thoughts captive and experiencing lasting spiritual transformation.
In our current series called It Is Well With My Soul, we are talking about being spiritually healthy by being mentally healthy. These two areas of our well-being occupy the same space. Your soul is your mind, will, and emotions, which is where mental health rests. You can’t be spiritually healthy and mentally unhealthy at the same time, so if you are going to say, “it is well with my soul,” you have to check in on our thoughts, feelings, and decisions to make sure they are aligned with God’s Word and will. Last week, we started looking at the account of Elijah fleeing into the wilderness after Queen Jezebel threatened his life. We talked about his need for rest, nutrition, hydration, and the need for connection. Those are physical things you can do to get someone stabilized enough to receive help and healing at the soul level. This week, we’re going to talk more about that help and healing by exploring how Elijah got into the mess he was in and how we can come back from, or avoid hitting, rock bottom.
In our current series called It Is Well With My Soul, we are talking about being spiritually healthy by being mentally healthy. These two areas of our well-being occupy the same space. Your soul is your mind, will, and emotions, which is where mental health rests. You can’t be spiritually healthy and mentally unhealthy at the same time, so if you are going to say, “it is well with my soul,” you have to check in on our thoughts, feelings, and decisions to make sure they are aligned with God’s Word and will. Last week, we started looking at the account of Elijah fleeing into the wilderness after Queen Jezebel threatened his life. We talked about his need for rest, nutrition, hydration, and the need for connection. Those are physical things you can do to get someone stabilized enough to receive help and healing at the soul level. This week, we’re going to talk more about that help and healing by exploring how Elijah got into the mess he was in and how we can come back from, or avoid hitting, rock bottom.
n this teaching, Pastor Dobbs ministers from John 4:22 on the importance of knowing Who we worship. Jesus knew that some people did not know who they worship but Jesus declared that we know who we worship. A learned church knows who they worship and they worship Jesus in spirit and in truth. Scripture: John 4:22 - You worship what you do not know; we know what we worship, for salvation is of the Jews.
n this teaching, Pastor Dobbs ministers from John 4:22 on the importance of knowing Who we worship. Jesus knew that some people did not know who they worship but Jesus declared that we know who we worship. A learned church knows who they worship and they worship Jesus in spirit and in truth. Scripture: John 4:22 - You worship what you do not know; we know what we worship, for salvation is of the Jews.
In this episode of the Heaven series, Pastor Kellie Brooks teaches on American history. Mission Tabernacle Outreach
In this episode of the Heaven series, Pastor Kellie Brooks teaches on American history. Mission Tabernacle Outreach
The Word of God gives us strength and guidance.
The Word of God gives us strength and guidance.
In this episode, Pastor Jon Ellis explores one of the most misunderstood concepts in the Christian life: renewing your mind. Many believers assume that more information will automatically produce transformation. But Scripture teaches that lasting change happens when lies are replaced with truth through a deliberate process of renewal. Discover why strongholds persist, why transformation often feels slow, and how God uses daily exposure to truth to reshape the way we think and live. If you're tired of fighting the same battles and wondering why you're not changing, this episode provides a practical biblical framework for experiencing real transformation.
In this episode, Pastor Jon Ellis explores one of the most misunderstood concepts in the Christian life: renewing your mind. Many believers assume that more information will automatically produce transformation. But Scripture teaches that lasting change happens when lies are replaced with truth through a deliberate process of renewal. Discover why strongholds persist, why transformation often feels slow, and how God uses daily exposure to truth to reshape the way we think and live. If you're tired of fighting the same battles and wondering why you're not changing, this episode provides a practical biblical framework for experiencing real transformation.
We are in a series called “It Is Well With My Soul.” As we have learned, a soul is made up of mind, will, and emotions. It’s our thoughts, feelings, and decisions. Proverbs 4 says to guard it above all things because all the issues of our lives are sourced in our souls, and it’s easy to see why. In this series, we have talked about the fact that our soul occupies the same space as our mental health. In fact, one of the main reasons we’re talking about this in church is that it is impossible for a person to be spiritually healthy and mentally unhealthy at the same time. Today is the pivot point in this series. We’ve spent a few weeks making the connection between spiritual and mental health, and we’ve explored some examples to help you identify areas of need in your own life. At the same time, we have tried to strip away the shame and stigma, so people can feel free to get the help they need for whatever they are going through. We’ve spent a lot of time talking about the problems, but this week, we’re going to start talking about solutions, beginning with Psalm 23 and how the Lord restores our soul with green pastures and still waters.
We are in a series called “It Is Well With My Soul.” As we have learned, a soul is made up of mind, will, and emotions. It’s our thoughts, feelings, and decisions. Proverbs 4 says to guard it above all things because all the issues of our lives are sourced in our souls, and it’s easy to see why. In this series, we have talked about the fact that our soul occupies the same space as our mental health. In fact, one of the main reasons we’re talking about this in church is that it is impossible for a person to be spiritually healthy and mentally unhealthy at the same time. Today is the pivot point in this series. We’ve spent a few weeks making the connection between spiritual and mental health, and we’ve explored some examples to help you identify areas of need in your own life. At the same time, we have tried to strip away the shame and stigma, so people can feel free to get the help they need for whatever they are going through. We’ve spent a lot of time talking about the problems, but this week, we’re going to start talking about solutions, beginning with Psalm 23 and how the Lord restores our soul with green pastures and still waters.
Pastor Dobbs ministers from Psalm 127:1 on praying to the LOrd to build our families. The Lord has a vision, an order and a plan for our families as He builds our families through the power of the Holy Spirit. Scripture: Psalm 127:1 - Unless the Lord builds the house, They labor in vain who build it; Unless the Lord guards the city, The watchman stays awake in vain.
Pastor Dobbs ministers from Psalm 127:1 on praying to the LOrd to build our families. The Lord has a vision, an order and a plan for our families as He builds our families through the power of the Holy Spirit. Scripture: Psalm 127:1 - Unless the Lord builds the house, They labor in vain who build it; Unless the Lord guards the city, The watchman stays awake in vain.
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