Saltmakers Church

The podcast episode describes how community outreach can increase church growth and membership.

This podcast episode is the latest message delivered by Pastor Augustus Corbett at Saltmakers Church, a new church in Dallas, TX. The message is a prophetic warning given by Pastor Corbett to the Body of Christ in obedience to an instructive from God.

This episode is part one of a teaching series entitled Restoring The Emasculated Black Man. It talks about ways to begin restoring black men who have been left behind in society by taking him the Kingdom of God.

This podcast episode asks the question of whether Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. would be pleased with the progress African Americans have made following his death.

This podcast episode presents evidence that Jesus is not a white man, as He is often portrayed by Western Countries.

In this podcast episode, Pastor Corbett explains why God wants us rich and the provisions he made available to enrich us.

This podcast episode, is a sermon based on Psalm 11:3, which asks the question what can the righteous do if the foundations be destroyed? In this powerful and timely message, Pastor Corbett shares seven actions the righteous should do if the foundations of society be destroyed.

This podcast episode shows what tools satan has used over several centuries to break many black men.

This episode introduces the 50 works of the Holy Spirit.

This podcast episode introduces the listener to fifty works of the Holy Spirit.

In this powerful episode, Pastor Corbett teaches about the Kingdom of God. You’ll learn, among other things, what the Kingdom of God is and what privileges you possess as a Kingdom citizen.

In this episode, Missionary Mobilizers Ron and Star Nelson of Sowing Seeds of Joy Ministry discuss their critical work of mobilizing missionaries to take the Kingdom of God to foreign mission fields. They shed light on why there are so few African American foreign missionaries and how this can be changed. This was really an important, enlightening and relevant discussion.

This podcast episode shares ten characteristics that make Kingdom Men distinguishable and indispensable. Kingdom Men are needed desperately in the African American community. Please share this podcast episode widely.

In this episode, Pastor Corbett interviews Pastor, Author and Entrepreneur Ron Doztler about his amazing and powerful book, "Out Of The Seats And Into The Streets."  Pastor Ron challenges believers to get out of the church seats and hit the streets of the inner city with the love of Christ.  Ron shares his powerful story of how God took him from his comfortable white suburban lifestyle to the inner city of Omaha, Nebraska to transform lives.  Little did Ron know he was the one who needed transformation.

This episode features Shawn Dorrough, CFP, BA and MBA who discussed how he went from being broke, broken, $200,000 in debt and on the verge of bankruptcy to becoming a highly sought after financial investor.  He also discussed his passion for teaching African Americans how to close the wealth gap and why listeners in the DFW area should attend our one day financial seminar. At the seminar, Shawn will talk about wealth building strategies for African Americans.

In this episode, Pastor Corbett interviews his son Caleb Joshua Corbett to gain the perspective of the millennial generation concerning problems facing young African American males and the solutions.  

This episode explores how African American Christ followers should respond to the insults of Preisdent Donald Trump and other racial injustices.

This episode discusses God's position on race and racism.  It lays the axe to the root of racism by showing, among other things, that God did not create a superior race.  He loves all people equally.

This episode will teach you how to use your faith to believe God for your dream job.  It’ll cover ten steps based on the Word of God that’ll guarantee results if followed correctly.  The show notes are available at Saltmakers.org.

This is part two of the episode entitled "The Black Church - Missing In Action."  It suggests ways more black congregations can re-engage with the neighborhoods they serve and thereby remove the label of being missing in action.

This podcast episode discusses why many Black Churches are missing in action (MIA) but suggests ways these churches can engage their neighborhoods and make a transformative impact.