Pagemaster's Voice in the Wind

The Parable of the Sower is told by Jesus to describe the different ways people receive the Word of God (the seed). Adams Allison takes us through each of the parables to teach on the seed that was sown and the importance of the application of those parables to our daily lives. Your duty, my duty, our major duty as believers is to preserve the integrity of the seed, and the fruit will take care of the seed. The seed is what is being contended for. It is by faith that we have understanding. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/voice-in-the-wind/message

The Parable of the Sower is told by Jesus to describe the different ways people receive the Word of God (the seed). Adams Allison takes us through each of the parables to teach on the seed that was sown and the importance of the application of those parables to our daily lives. Your duty, my duty, our major duty as believers is to preserve the integrity of the seed, and the fruit will take care of the seed. The seed is what is being contended for. It is by faith that we have understanding. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/voice-in-the-wind/message

The Parable of the Sower is told by Jesus to describe the different ways people receive the Word of God (the seed). Adams Allison takes us through each of the parables to teach on the seed that was sown and the importance of the application of those parables to our daily lives. Your duty, my duty, our major duty as believers is to preserve the integrity of the seed, and the fruit will take care of the seed. The seed is what is being contended for. It is by faith that we have understanding. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/voice-in-the-wind/message

The Parable of the Sower is told by Jesus to describe the different ways people receive the Word of God (the seed). Adams Allison takes us through each of the parables to teach on the seed that was sown and the importance of the application of those parables to our daily lives. Your duty, my duty, our major duty as believers is to preserve the integrity of the seed, and the fruit will take care of the seed. The seed is what is being contended for. It is by faith that we have understanding. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/voice-in-the-wind/message

The Parable of the Sower is told by Jesus to describe the different ways people receive the Word of God (the seed). Adams Allison takes us through each of the parables to teach on the seed that was sown and the importance of the application of those parables to our daily lives. Your duty, my duty, our major duty as believers is to preserve the integrity of the seed, and the fruit will take care of the seed. The seed is what is being contended for. It is by faith that we have understanding. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/voice-in-the-wind/message

“Raise me dragon slayers!” “I am raising dragon slayers. I have given you swords to slay both the old and the new dragons with one swift cut. With your new swords, one cut, not more than one, is enough to chop off the head of a dragon. They are swords of judgment!” "I seek dragon slayers who will give it their all! Not a part of them but their all! Fear and doubt! Fear and doubt are the principal nemesis of this new supply that comes with May 2022. Use the sword with boldness, courage and faith! Take on giants; take on dragons. I have equipped you!”

With all the cracks in our economy and society, any more blows to our economy will make our ship sink easily. We have an opportunity not only to mend the cracks but to steer our ship aright. This podcast series is aimed at inspiring you to do what is needed.

This episode continues the series on the Parable of the Ten Virgins but it focuses on the main distinction between the wise virgins and the foolish virgins.

This episode begins a series on the Parable of the Ten Virgins. We discuss the cost of their decision to go forth to meet Jesus; the bridegroom. It challenges us to evaluate our own devotion, for if the foolish virgins among the Ten paid such high a price, how far below their folly are we if we haven't sacrificed as much? We were only able to touch on the first verse out of thirteen verses in that passage. What lies ahead is worth the wait, and the follower-ship, so join us next week for the next episode where we conclude our discourse on verse one and then move on to distinguish between the wise and the foolish virgins.