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Psalm 2 is a dramatic Messianic Psalm that describes the victory of Christ over His enemies and the present spiritual warfare. Discover God's strategy for victory as the drama unfolds scene by scene. Discover how this Messianic Psalm relates to the Ascension and 2nd Coming of Christ, and learn about the anointing of Jesus as prophet, priest & king. This sermon emphasises the believer's role in this spiritual drama, highlighting the power of prayer, intercession, and the declaration of God's Word. Engage with this profound biblical teaching and understand your place in God's plan.

Psalm 2 is a dramatic Messianic Psalm that describes the victory of Christ over His enemies and the present spiritual warfare. Discover God's strategy for victory as the drama unfolds scene by scene. Discover how this Messianic Psalm relates to the Ascension and 2nd Coming of Christ, and learn about the anointing of Jesus as prophet, priest & king. This sermon emphasises the believer's role in this spiritual drama, highlighting the power of prayer, intercession, and the declaration of God's Word. Engage with this profound biblical teaching and understand your place in God's plan.

Years ago, I was engaged in a conversation with two friendsIn making a point, one of them quoted a famous evangelist,“People change–but not that much”- okay–so I reacted immediately, but kept my mouth shut• this same person stood in front of large crowds,◦ promising them that Jesus would transform their lives◦ that in Christ, they would become a new creation• that is the essence of the evangelical message◦ it's what we've been singing for the past 250 years“I once was lost, but now I'm found; was blind but now I see”◦ could we regard the scope of these changes "not that much"?- what good is my Christian faith if it it isn't thorough? If it doesn't make me a better person?

Are you tired of living an emotional roller coaster life? Tune into this episode of Charis Daily as Greg Moore reveals how making Jesus your sure foundation can stabilize your life amidst chaos.

In this episode I am exploring sayings 38 and 39 in the Gospel of Thomas. Both have parallels in the canonical gospels, but not exactly. Once again context – or more exactly lack of context – is an important factor in the interpretation of these sayings of Jesus. I will read the sayings in Thomas for you.Jesus said, "Often you have desired to hear these sayings that I am speaking to you, and you have no one else from whom to hear them. There will be days when you will seek me and you will not find me."Jesus said, "The Pharisees and the scholars have taken the keys of knowledge and have hidden them. They have not entered nor have they allowed those who want to enter to do so. As for you, be as sly as snakes and as simple as doves."View Marshall's books here: https://www.amazon.com/stores/Marshall-Davis/author/B001K8Y0RU

Join Pastor Brenda for Part 1 of her brand-new series, The 7 Churches of Revelation. This dynamic end-times message will stir your spirit, strengthen your faith, and equip you to stand firm in the days ahead. Don't miss this powerful teaching!

Join Southwest Radio Ministries for 'Watchman on the Wall,' featuring insights from Dr. Lonnie Shipman on understanding and studying the Bible. Explore the Guidebook to the Incomparable Bible, which offers practical methods for studying, teaching, and preaching Scripture. This episode also includes updates on the Onesimus Prison Ministry, showcasing the impact of spreading the gospel to inmates. Be inspired by stories of transformation and learn how to engage with the Bible more deeply.

One of Mike's favorite ministries is the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, and on today's show, he visits with the FCA Director for Osceola County - Franklin Munoz. Franklin grew up in the Dominican Republic, played baseball for Penn State, and was introduced to the ministry of FCA. Also, from the archives, Mike meets with famed broadcaster and musician John Tesh, known for hosting the 80's nightly "Entertainment Tonight," and the writer of the NBA on NBC theme song. Links for FCA in Osceola County: Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61562182689054 Direct links to both Instagram and TikTok: https://www.instagram.com/osceolacounty_fca?igsh=MWd1aTJsNHN4ODV4OA%3D%3D&utm_source=qr https://www.tiktok.com/@osceolacountyfca?_t=8ntTDxKQuh5&_r=1 Direct link to LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/fellowship-of-christian-athletes-osceola-county/?viewAsMember=true Website: fcaosceola.org

More Than a Meal: The Theology of Communion | Part 2 - Look Back “Do this in remembrance of me.”With those words, Jesus invites us to look back — not with guilt or nostalgia, but with gratitude and awe.In this second message of the More Than a Meal series, Pastor CJ Witkoe unpacks the sacred meaning of remembrance in communion. We don't just recall an event in history — we relive the reality of the cross, the love that was poured out, and the covenant that still holds us today.When we look back to the body broken and the blood shed, we're reminded that grace isn't a concept — it's a person. Communion reorients our hearts to what Jesus has done, anchors our faith in His sacrifice, and renews our relationship with Him and with one another.In this message, you'll discover:

Join Dr. Lonnie Shipman on 'Watchman on the Wall' as he unveils his new series and book, 'Guidebook to the Incomparable Bible.' This episode explores the depths of biblical understanding, offering insights into the Bible's themes of redemption, salvation, and God's eternal plan. Dr. Shipman offers practical methods for studying and teaching Scripture, making it accessible for both beginners and seasoned believers. Discover how to approach the Bible with confidence and deepen your relationship with God.

Song of Songs gives us a deep understanding of the love of God and how cherished we are by Him. His Word explains how our Heavenly Father loves us with such an incredible love and He sings over us! The intimacy He desires with us, and the confidence we can have in His unending love is transformative. Walk in the fullness of God's love, experience His glory and His delight in your life.

Song of Songs gives us a deep understanding of the love of God and how cherished we are by Him. His Word explains how our Heavenly Father loves us with such an incredible love and He sings over us! The intimacy He desires with us, and the confidence we can have in His unending love is transformative. Walk in the fullness of God's love, experience His glory and His delight in your life.

Since it has been a couple of weeks, let me remind you . . .The book of Hosea is a love story – but not like a romance novel- it was never meant to entertain• God's message came to Israel in a graphic illustration,◦ played out in the life of his prophet• first, God told Hosea to marry a prostitute◦ the point was to give Israel a living re-enactment of◦ their history with God – deserting him for another god or other gods- Hosea and his wife had three children who were placed onto the stage with their parents• each of their names revealed an aspect of the unfolding crisis◦ Jezreel – a place where God would render a verdict, to bring closure◦ Lo-Ruhamah – No Mercy – God would leave them to their fate◦ Lo-Ami – Not Mine – God rejected them from being his people• so up till now, the unfolding drama has been harsh

The Shepherd is excited to be part of "The Critter Campaign," a unique way for American families to take part in World Missions by purchasing needed farm animals and supplies for needy families in Asia and Africa. Bishop Daniel leads GFA World, and he is Mike's guest in the first segment. Also, talks with Ken and Mary Sue Grein as they tell their story about their son Jacob, and finally a visit from Janice Woody from the long-running children's outreach known as The Orlando Children's Church.

We need to know our identity (Prov 23:7). It has 2 sources: our (1) CREATION in Adam (Gen 1:26-27) & (2) REDEMPTION in Christ. Since we're born in Adam, we share his identity as God's image, to reflect & express His glory. As part of our identity, He created us male or female. In Adam, we all sinned & are under divine judgment. Our nature, inherited from Adam, is prideful rebellion against God. Man's collective sin became so bad, God judged it at Noah's Flood, after which He told man to fill the earth (Gen 9:1). But man rebelled again at Babel (Gen 11:1-9). So, God scattered man over the earth, dividing us into nations. This is God's will, designed to restrain the spread of sin. It's God's idea to create national identities, with different characteristics, that are part of our identity & inheritance in Adam. We embrace & celebrate these aspects of our identity, as we should embrace our God-given sexual identity. As man separated into nations, they developed their own cultures & ways, so certain genes became dominant in populations, creating different abilities & appearances. Though we're divided into nations, we belong to one human family in Adam (Acts 17:26), and so share a common inheritance (good & bad), so we're all equal. Globalism tries to override the power of nation states to set up a one-world government. This was Nimrod's vision at Babel, so he could rule over all mankind. A rebel against God (Gen 10:9), running the world is a worst-case scenario. Satan is trying to rebuild Babel, putting his antichrist in charge of a one-world government (called Babylon). He'll succeed for a short time before Christ destroys it at His Return, and sets up His one world Government. Although many aspects of our natural inheritance & identity are God-given, the great problem is that we also inherit from Adam his identity & nature as a sinner. So, part of our natural identity is that by natural birth, we belong to a fallen race under Divine Judgment, whatever other natural positive qualities we might have. God has a solution for the Fall. Christ came as the 2nd Adam, to be the head of a new human race in Him, the source of a new identity. He came to bring forth a New Creation, a new family in Himself. In His death as the last Adam, He took on Himself all the fallen aspects of our Adamic inheritance of sin & death, and cancelled it, and by His resurrection He brought us into a new inheritance in the New Covenant, the firstborn from the dead of a New Creation, a new species of humanity, with His spiritual DNA. For those who receive Him as Saviour & Lord, He provides a New Birth of our spirit, making us a New Man in Christ. Thru our union with Him, we receive a new nature, identity & origin-history, for we've died & risen with Christ, and now belong to Him. As our 1st (physical) birth in Adam made us an inheritor of Adam, so our new (spiritual) birth in Christ makes us an inheritor of all that's Christ's (John 1:12-13, 3:3-7, Eph 4:23-24). We still have the God-given aspects of our natural identity & inheritance (gender, gifts, personality & nation), but our new identity & inheritance in Christ is far more important & dominant. By our union with Christ, all God's blessings of God are ours in Christ (Rom 8:32, 2Cor 1:20, Eph 1:3). Whoever we are in the natural, the most important truth about us is who we are in Christ (Col 3:9). In this New Creation reality, Christ is all important, and He is in us all. We're all equal in Him. National & natural distinctions still exist, but are overwhelmed by the greater truth of our identity in Christ – we belong to Him, created in His image, in God's family & Kingdom. National distinctions & natural differences count for nothing as far as our inheritance in Christ is concerned (Phil 3:4-7). We're all equal inheritors of salvation & eternal life (Rom 10:12-13). God has no favourites (2Cor 5:14-17). The new overrules and supersedes the old. We don't just have a new individual identity in Christ, but a new corporate identity. We're not just individuals; together we form one New Man in Christ (Eph 2:8-15), His New Creation, one People of God, one Body & Bride of Christ, one forever Family, living stones forming a single Temple of God. We're God's people, redeemed by His Blood (Rev 5:8-10). We have a common origin in His death & resurrection, a common identity in Christ, and a common purpose to live for (glorify) Him who loved us (Gal 3:26-28). We are all ONE (entity) in Christ Jesus (Gal 3:28). As in Adam, we're all of one blood (Acts 17:26), so in Christ, we're of one blood (the Blood of Christ). Being in Christ & His family is our primary (core) identity. Our allegiance to Christ overwhelms all other loyalties, and His command is to love one another. We celebrate our natural & national diversity, but most of all we celebrate our identity & unity in Christ, where God has broken down all racial divisions.

Derek Walker explores the concept of the 'One New Man' and our identity in Christ. Delve into biblical teachings on our natural and spiritual identity, and how our identity is transformed by our spiritual rebirth in Christ, when we became a new creation in Him.

Today we're discussing the debate between feminists and non-feminists, and why I side with the non-feminists for biblical reasons. Just because women can do some of what men do doesn't mean we should. We'll also continue discussing the Charlie Kirk case, Erika Kirk's strange behavior, why being a widow doesn't automatically make you innocent, and why it's deeply concerning that TPUSA refuses to distance itself from Israel, even as Charlie's final words publicly challenged Israel, Judaism, and the control of figures like Ben Shapiro over the conservative movement.

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Derek Walker delves into the profound topic of the beauty of holiness. The Beauty of the Lord is His Holiness - the sum and perfection of His moral attributes. When we trust in God and surrender to Him, He imparts His holiness to us through His Holy Spirit. Explore the connection between holiness and intimacy with God, and understand how true holiness is a divine transformation led by the Holy Spirit. Discover the significance of being set apart for God, the role of sanctification, and the spiritual journey towards righteousness. This message offers deep insights into the nature of God's holiness and the essence of a holy life.

Derek Walker delves into the profound topic of the beauty of holiness. The Beauty of the Lord is His Holiness - the sum and perfection of His moral attributes. When we trust in God and surrender to Him, He imparts His holiness to us through His Holy Spirit. Explore the connection between holiness and intimacy with God, and understand how true holiness is a divine transformation led by the Holy Spirit. Discover the significance of being set apart for God, the role of sanctification, and the spiritual journey towards righteousness. This message offers deep insights into the nature of God's holiness and the essence of a holy life.

We have had the pleasure of having Kim M. Clark on Mike's show several times, and today she returns with a client - Pastiche Graham, author of "Pia Pistachio" - a children's book that deals with autism. Pastiche learned years ago that she too is on the spectrum, and she is using this book to highlight what she has learned about its impact in our culture. Plus, an interview with evangelist Will Graham, Billy Graham's grandson. Finally, Welton James returns, talking about Christian Help in Casselberry.

Olivia Collins was raised in a musical family, and with a strong emphasis on God and His purposes. Olivia, along with her 3 siblings, are all involved professional entertainers at Disney in Orlando. She talks with Mike about her new single, and what it is like to have a sister and two brothers as co-workers. Olivia herself is a gifted singer and songwriter, and her new composition, "Before I Meet You," was recently released as a single.

Living Truth Christian Fellowship Podcast

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Today Tom referred to The Book of Hosea with Study Notes: A Preacher's Guide to the Book of Hosea. Here's a link to download a pdf of this book. To sign up for the GearTalk Bible Reading Plan go here. For additional resources connected to biblical theology go to handstotheplow.org and jasonderouchie.com. To support the work of Hands to the Plow, visit handstotheplow.org.

James Series  Message: 17 Episode: 1  of 3 Broadcast: October 27, 2025 Key Verses: James 5:16-20 In this episode of Walk in Truth, Pastor Michael Lantz concludes his study through the book of James with a message titled “A Divine Prescription for Healing,” based on James 5:16–20. Discover God's plan for spiritual and emotional restoration through the power of prayer, confession, and community. Pastor Michael unpacks how genuine faith expresses itself not only in what we believe, but in how we care for one another—bringing healing and renewal through God's truth. Be encouraged and equipped to walk faithfully as a Christian, applying these timeless principles to your daily life and relationships. Welcome to Walk in Truth! These are the Bible teachings of Pastor Michael Lantz. Equipping you to reach out with God's truth to all people. And how to apply that truth to today's issues, trends, and culture.  Leave your question or comment contact@walkintruth.com

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 If what I read doesn't match your Bible, there are two reasonsFirst, I'm reading from Robert Alter's translation of the Old Testament– so obviously that is different from other standard translations• but another reason is that Alter worked from the Hebrew Bible,◦ and in that version, chapter 1 has only nine verses◦ in our English Bibles there are eleven verses in chapter 1• so those two verses missing in chapter 1 are the beginning of chapter 2 in the Hebrew Bible(If you didn't get all that, just trust me; the texts are basically the same)– reading through this chapter can be confusing• that's because in the first part God condemns his unfaithful wife• but without warning, in the second part he is romancing her again

James Series  Message: 16 Episode: 3 of 3 Broadcast: October 24, 2025 Key Verses: James 5:12-15 In this episode of Walk in Truth, Pastor Michael Lantz continues his powerful series in the book of James with a message titled “A Divine Prescription for Troubled Times” (James 5:12–15). These verses offer practical wisdom and spiritual encouragement for believers navigating life's challenges. Pastor Michael unpacks how honesty, prayer, faith, and confession are vital parts of the Christian walk—especially when life feels heavy. This teaching will help equip you with God's truth so you can stand firm, find healing, and live out your faith with strength and confidence in Christ. Welcome to Walk in Truth! These are the Bible teachings of Pastor Michael Lantz. Equipping you to reach out with God's truth to all people. And how to apply that truth to today's issues, trends, and culture.  Leave your question or comment contact@walkintruth.com

Living Truth Christian Fellowship Podcast

James Series  Message: 16 Episode: 2 of 3 Broadcast: October 23, 2025 Key Verses: James 5:12-15 In this episode of Walk in Truth, Pastor Michael Lantz continues his powerful series in the book of James with a message titled “A Divine Prescription for Troubled Times” (James 5:12–15). These verses offer practical wisdom and spiritual encouragement for believers navigating life's challenges. Pastor Michael unpacks how honesty, prayer, faith, and confession are vital parts of the Christian walk—especially when life feels heavy. This teaching will help equip you with God's truth so you can stand firm, find healing, and live out your faith with strength and confidence in Christ. Welcome to Walk in Truth! These are the Bible teachings of Pastor Michael Lantz. Equipping you to reach out with God's truth to all people. And how to apply that truth to today's issues, trends, and culture.  Leave your question or comment contact@walkintruth.com

Living Truth Christian Fellowship Podcast

James Series  Message: 16 Episode: 1 of 3 Broadcast: October 22, 2025 Key Verses: James 5:12-15 In this episode of Walk in Truth, Pastor Michael Lantz continues his powerful series in the book of James with a message titled “A Divine Prescription for Troubled Times” (James 5:12–15). These verses offer practical wisdom and spiritual encouragement for believers navigating life's challenges. Pastor Michael unpacks how honesty, prayer, faith, and confession are vital parts of the Christian walk—especially when life feels heavy. This teaching will help equip you with God's truth so you can stand firm, find healing, and live out your faith with strength and confidence in Christ. Welcome to Walk in Truth! These are the Bible teachings of Pastor Michael Lantz. Equipping you to reach out with God's truth to all people. And how to apply that truth to today's issues, trends, and culture.  Leave your question or comment contact@walkintruth.com

Living Truth Christian Fellowship Podcast

According to doctor's expectations at the time, Mark Nelson should not be alive today. But he is, powerfully and miraculously healed. He shares his amazing story, and brings news from Exchange Ministries, where he serves as Executive Director. Also, a return visit from Holly Newton, who has been on Mike's previous show (Afternoons With Mike) many times. Holly leads "She Lives Fearless," and talks about her new podcast.

Exploring the Didache's spiritual, historical, and theological significance. Learn how this early Christian manual reveals the Church's living tradition from baptism and Eucharist to moral formation and community life.   What you'll gain: A guided introduction to one of Christianity's earliest writings Insights into how early believers lived their faith Discussion on the Didache's connection to ascetic and liturgical tradition   For more online Courses: www.twinsbiblicalacademy.com/academy 

Before we can walk in new life, we must lay aside what no longer belongs. In this closing lesson of Christ Over Culture, Pastor James D. Gailliard unpacks Colossians 3:5–11, showing how real transformation means more than new thinking — it demands new living.You'll learn how to:Expose and uproot sins of desire, emotion, and divisionAlign your daily choices with your spiritual identityEmbrace unity in Christ without losing your cultural storyAs Pastor Gailliard reminds us, we're not being called to try harder — but to trust deeper. Listen in and start purging what doesn't fit your new life in Christ.Support the showThank you for listening to this podcast! Follow Pastor James D. Gailliard on all social media @jdgailliard and get connected with Word Tabernacle Church by going to https://wordtab.net/ #EveryoneThriving

#HarvestMoon Musicians should check out the bee and tomato plants. God kept America from the dark ages. Look up and look around! The Voice in the Wilderness does not endorse any link or other material found at buzzsprout.More at https://www.thevoiceinthewilderness.org/

Before we began Galatians, I asked for recommendations as to where in scripture to go nextA trusted friend suggested we venture through the minor prophets- “minor” because they are relatively short compared to Isaiah, Jeremiah, and Ezekiel• I hesitated for awhile, then procrastinated, finally hoping to dodge The Dozen prophets at the end of the Hebrew Scriptures• even though the longest of them is only fourteen chapters and shortest is only one chapter,◦ they still require as much study and preparation as the major prophets◦ so it's basically been a matter of laziness- however, we have reached a point in our nation's history,• in which we need to hear the voice of these prophets• and Hosea in particular

An old saying encourages believers in Jesus to be more concerned about the depth of our ministry as opposed to the breadth. Pastor Andy Searles lives his life with that in mind, and shares today on our need to be in a deep relationship with Jesus. Also, Pete Kirchhoff is with the national office of Youth For Christ, and he visits with Mike.

How might everyday classroom moments become places where God's presence is made known? In this conversation, Dr. David I. Smith invites teachers to see their ordinary practices, from prayer to assigning work, as sacred opportunities for faith to shape learning. Learn more about Dr. David I. Smith “Getting a job at a Christian school doesn't instantaneously transform the way you think about how to teach your discipline or the way you think about how to organize your classroom or how to manage classroom relationships [...] Becoming intentional about that is a lifelong project.” “If I'm going to have integrity as a Christian teacher, I have to figure out how I'm going to live with the teaching process wherever I teach.” 1 Corinthians 12 Acts 2:44-45 “What story am I providing for my students about what it is that they are doing right now?” “Assignments [are] about trying to be intentional about how I actually want my students to grow - intellectually, morally, spiritually, socially - through the task that I'm giving them.” “What is my vision for how students grow?” “The way you use pauses are part of how you communicate what you value and who you value.” “Talk yourself out of the idea that your faith is primarily your words about faith.” 1 Peter 3:15 “What human being are you becoming? Who are you going to be in five years, and how is what we are doing here contributing to who you are going to be in five years?” Practical next steps: Which of my assignments actively and explicitly teaches students how to care for one another while doing the work? Identify the student who might be finding it hardest to learn in your class. Take him/her out for coffee to hear their perspective. What pictures do my students see on the screen during the semester, and what vision is that giving them about who human beings are? Ask a fellow teacher to try this with you! Visit TeachBeyond on Instagram or Facebook to enter the giveaway for a copy of Everyday Christian Teaching for you and a friend! What's changing our lives: Keane: Sister getting married Heather: Participating in the trial for the new terminal at Pittsburgh International Airport David: Spending sabbatical reading and translating the works of Comenius Weekly Spotlight: Santa Cruz Christian Learning Center We'd love to hear from you! podcast@teachbeyond.org Podcast Website: https://teachbeyond.org/podcast Learn about TeachBeyond: https://teachbeyond.org/ 

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In Hang in There – You Are Not Alone, Dr. Michael Youssef exposes Satan's strategy of fear and intimidation, reminding believers that these weapons are powerless unless we allow them to control us. Using Acts 18, he reveals how even the Apostle Paul—bold and battle-worn—faced deep fear, discouragement, and loneliness in Corinth. But God did not leave him. Instead, He sent faithful friends, fruitful ministry, divine encouragement, and supernatural protection. Dr. Youssef calls believers to stand firm in the face of spiritual warfare, refusing to retreat. God is still in control, and He will never abandon those who trust in Him. This message calls us to reject fear, repent of doubt, and intercede for boldness—because the God of all comfort is with us.

The Galatians were coming to the end of Paul's letter,And suddenly the handwriting was different– instead of the well-formed characters of a professional scribe,• the printed letters were large and scribbled◦ this shift was certain to grab their attention◦ like changing the “font” of a sentence in a document to all upper case or bold print• but why did Paul insist on writing this last bit with his “own hand”?◦ perhaps this is how he usually signed off (as many commentaries point out)“I, Paul, write this greeting with my own hand. This is the sign of genuineness in every letter of mine; it is the way I write” (2 Thes. 3:17)◦ or, he wanted to ensure that they took notice, and that is why he drew attention to it

In Praise From the Prison of Affliction, Dr. Michael Youssef delivers a bold message on the supernatural power of praising God in the darkest moments of life. Preaching from Acts 16, he reveals how Paul and Silas sang praises while bleeding in a prison cell—because their eyes were fixed not on their pain, but on the Sovereign Lord who rules over all. This kind of praise, born from a right view of God, shakes foundations—both literal and spiritual. Dr. Youssef urges believers to stop seeking escape and start glorifying Christ, even in affliction. True praise amid suffering is a weapon of spiritual warfare, a witness to the lost, and the legacy that every believer must pass on to the next generation.

Mike wraps up interviews from the 2025 NFRW - the National Federation of Republican Women. Gun expert Luis Valdez, Irish student Mia McQuaid, NFRW President Julie Harris, and Mom's For Liberty leader Catalina Stubbe (former Miss Colombia World) share insights on the conference as well their passion for this movement.

In Keeping Your Integrity Intact, Dr. Michael Youssef warns that the pursuit of popularity is a dangerous trap that leads to compromise and spiritual ruin. Preaching from Acts 14, he contrasts the fleeting praise of the crowd with the steadfast character of Paul and Barnabas—men who refused to be worshiped and remained faithful to the Gospel even when the same crowd turned violent. With bold clarity, Dr. Youssef calls believers to reject the applause of man and live for the glory of Christ alone. In a world obsessed with fame and self-promotion, this message anchors us in the unchanging Truth of Scripture and urges us to guard our integrity, pursue repentance, and walk in obedience to the Lord who never changes.

Join Apostle Jim Raley as he delivers an inspiring sermon on the significance of the 'mingled oil' from Exodus 30. This powerful message explores the unity of generations, cultures, and denominations as one body in Christ. Through a passionate call for collective anointing, Apostle Raley emphasizes the importance of coming together under the Holy Spirit's guidance to break barriers and usher in revival.

Years ago, and in another life, I had a feisty personal assistantAlthough she is genuinely compassionate, she had a favorite line: “Get over yourself”- I think that held her together through a hard and complicated season of her life• she said it to herself, to he friends, to people who called the church office for help,◦ and more than once she said it to me–her boss• but she never said it when I didn't need to hear it◦ Paul's next lesson in this letter to the Galatians is, “Get over yourself”- the chapter break here is unfortunate• his contrast between the works of flesh and fruit of Spirit ended at chapter 5, verse 25◦ verse 26 fits perfectly with where chapter 6◦ now he begins to stress the importance of caring for each other• “conceit” interferes with that personal care◦ rather than assisting each other, conceit provokes others◦ rather than respecting others, conceit envies others“Get over yourself so you can be here for those who need you”

In today's devotional, Dr. Michael A. Youssef explains what true faith looks like. If you would like more insight into today's devotional topic, watch or listen to Dr. Michael A. Youssef's sermon Never Give Up, Part 5: WATCH NOW | LISTEN NOWFOR YOUR GIFT OF ANY AMOUNTFor those who feel battle-worn—disheartened by society's moral decline, burdened for their children and grandchildren, weary from fighting the same battles—Dr. Michael A. Youssef's NEW book Winning the Invisible Waroffers timely hope. Speaking directly to those wondering if evil is winning, Dr. Youssef assures us although the war isn't over, victory is already secured in Christ. With Biblical clarity and pastoral compassion, he reminds readers that we can stand strong—not in our own strength, but in the strength of the Lord. Pre-order your copy today for your gift of any amount!*Offer valid in US, UK, and Canada through November 10, 2025.