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Pastor Williams is the Pastor of New Beginings Family Worship Center in OK He heard me speaking on a podcast and decided it was true on the spot He's been speaking to his congregation about it ever since and he's having a revival

Episode 006 Notes Why Your Child Can't Handle “No” In this episode of Raising Lions with Pastor Joseph, we look at one of the biggest struggles in modern parenting: children who cannot handle being told “no.” Many parents have unintentionally trained their children to expect negotiation, explanations, second chances, and eventually getting their way. The result is a child who sees boundaries as unfair, correction as personal, and disappointment as something they should never have to experience. In this episode, Pastor Joseph discusses: Why “no” is an important part of healthy parenting How constant negotiation weakens parental authority Why children need to experience disappointment The danger of rescuing children from every uncomfortable situation How giving in to tantrums and emotional reactions reinforces bad behavior Why boundaries help children develop self-control How parents can calmly say “no” without arguing, bargaining, or apologizing Why consistency matters more than intensity How learning to accept “no” prepares children for adulthood Scripture: Proverbs 22:6 The goal is not to make children miserable. The goal is to teach them that they will not always get what they want, emotions do not control the household, and healthy authority must be respected. Boundaries over bargaining. Discipline over emotion. Obedience over negotiation. Keep raising lions.

In this episode, Pastor Joseph and Rev. Michael discuss the spiritual danger of feeding Christians only the comfortable and popular portions of Scripture. They explore the responsibility of preachers to proclaim the whole Word of God—including the hard teachings that challenge our beliefs, confront our sin, and may even disturb us—and why the flock needs truth, not merely what it wants to hear.

Episode 005 — Stop Raising Dependents: Teaching Work Ethic and Responsibility In this episode of Raising Lions with Pastor Joseph, we talk about how parents can unintentionally create dependency by doing too much for their children. The goal of parenting is not simply to care for children while they are young, but to gradually prepare them to carry responsibility for themselves. In This Episode Why constantly rescuing children can weaken responsibility The difference between helping and enabling dependence Why work is not punishment, but part of God's design How chores and household contribution build character Why responsibility should increase as a child matures Practical responsibilities for young children, preteens, and teenagers Why small failures can be valuable teaching opportunities How to begin again if your teenager is already 15, 16, or 17 Why privileges should be connected to responsibility How to teach teenagers the relationship between work and money Why parents should stop paying for every want The difference between needs, privileges, and wants How part-time work can teach accountability and discipline The four stages of transferring responsibility: I do it for you We do it together You do it while I supervise You do it yourself A practical 30-Day Responsibility Reset for your home Key Takeaways Responsibility must be trained before it is required. Children do not suddenly become responsible adults when they turn eighteen. Independence should be developed gradually throughout childhood and adolescence. If you carry every burden for your child, do not be surprised when they never develop the strength to carry one themselves. Parents should provide love, guidance, protection, and support while also allowing children to experience age-appropriate responsibility and consequences. Work ethic is learning to do what needs to be done even when you do not feel like doing it. The home should be a safe training ground where children learn diligence, contribution, stewardship, perseverance, and accountability. Scriptures Referenced Genesis 2:15 Proverbs 6:6–11 Proverbs 10:4 2 Thessalonians 3:10 Colossians 3:23 30-Day Responsibility Reset Week 1 — Audit: Identify what you are still doing for your child that they are capable of doing themselves. Week 2 — Transfer: Give them two or three clearly defined responsibilities. Week 3 — Stop Rescuing: Reduce reminders and allow reasonable consequences to teach. Week 4 — Add Financial Responsibility: Give older children an age-appropriate area where they begin managing money or paying for personal wants. At the end of the month, evaluate their progress and begin adding responsibility as their capability grows. Final Challenge Ask yourself: What am I currently doing for my child that they are fully capable of doing for themselves? The goal is not to raise children who depend on us forever. The goal is to raise capable, responsible adults who know how to work, serve, manage their lives, and honor God with what He has entrusted to them.

Pastor Joseph leads church service for the blessed church family of Maple Grove Christian Assembly.

We are the most distracted generation in human history. And the enemy knows it.He doesn't need to launch a frontal attack on your faith. He just needs to fill the space. A little more time here, a little less time there. A habit that quietly breaks. A voice that gradually gets crowded out by a thousand louder ones. Distraction doesn't announce itself as an enemy — it presents itself as harmless. And by the time the drift becomes visible, the distance is already greater than it appeared while you were traveling it.In this episode, Pastor Joseph gets honest about the battle that most of us are losing without even realizing we're in it — the battle for the attention of our hearts. Drawing from Proverbs 4:23, the parable of the sower, and Psalm 27, Pastor Joseph unpacks why Solomon identified the heart — not reputation, not finances, not even relationships — as the single most important thing a person can guard. Because everything flows from it.This isn't a guilt trip. It's an honest conversation about what has actually been holding your attention lately — and what it costs you when it isn't God.Because whatever holds your attention longest holds your heart. And whatever holds your heart shapes your life.

Built to Tend | The Garden: When Work Loses Wonder - Pastor Joseph NovalesService Times: Sunday 10AM | 12:30PMFirst Wednesday of the Month | 7pmPrayer Room: Wednesdays | 7PM | Subscribe to our channel so you don't miss a thing!Give to our mission: https://cityreachchurch.churchcenter....Follow us, we'd love to connect with you:Instagram: @cityreachphillyFacebook: @cityreach.phillyWebsite: https://www.cityreachchurch.net/CityReach Church is a thriving ministry located in the Northeast section of Philadelphia. CityReach exists to bring hope and healing through the transforming power of Jesus. We strive to demonstrate God's love for people by helping them know God, find freedom, discover their purpose and make a difference. At CityReach church we live a lifestyle of honor, generosity, humility, obedience and excellence. 6814 Torresdale Ave, Philadelphia, PA, 19135

Episode 004: Obedience Is Only the Beginning – Training Their Heart, Not Just Their Behavior Episode Overview Is getting your child to obey enough? In this episode of the Raising Lions Podcast, Pastor Joseph explains why biblical parenting must go beyond behavior management and focus on shepherding a child's heart. While obedience is a command from God and the foundation of a healthy home, it was never intended to be the finish line. The ultimate goal is raising children whose character reflects Christ—even when no one is watching. You'll learn how to intentionally cultivate biblical character instead of simply reacting to bad behavior, discover the everyday parenting habits that either strengthen or undermine character, and walk away with a practical, year-long plan to help your children grow into faithful, responsible adults. In This Episode Why obedience is the beginning—not the destination The difference between behavior modification and heart transformation Why God is concerned with the heart, not just outward actions Seven biblical character traits every parent should intentionally teach: Work Ethic Honesty Respect Self-Control Humility Gratitude Responsibility How children actually learn character through: Watching their parents Chores and responsibility Delayed gratification Serving others Accountability and consequences Modern parenting habits that unintentionally weaken character A practical one-year plan for intentionally developing biblical virtues in your home Key Scriptures Ephesians 6:1 Proverbs 4:23 Deuteronomy 6:4–9 Galatians 5:22–23 James 1:2–4 Hebrews 12:5–11 Proverbs (selected passages on diligence, wisdom, and responsibility) Key Takeaways Obedience without heart transformation is incomplete. Behavior is the fruit; the heart is the root. Character is developed through consistent daily habits—not occasional lectures. Parents prepare children for adulthood by allowing responsibility, hardship, and consequences to become teachers. The goal of parenting is not merely raising obedient children but raising adults who faithfully follow Christ. Weekly Challenge Choose one biblical character trait to focus on this month. Pray over it daily. Read Scripture that reinforces it. Create opportunities for your children to practice it. Encourage growth when you see it. Correct failures with grace and truth. Discuss it around the dinner table throughout the month. Repeat the process with a new virtue each month, and by the end of the year you'll have intentionally cultivated twelve biblical character traits instead of spending twelve months simply reacting to bad behavior. Resources Raising Children in the Lion's Den – A Biblical Guide to Discipline and Instruction in the Home Rules & Consequences Bundle – Practical biblical household rules and age-appropriate consequences Join the Raising Lions Community for exclusive parenting videos, Q&A sessions, and biblical parenting resources.

Ephesians 1:3–14 is one of the most theologically rich and spiritually breathtaking passages in all of Scripture. In the original Greek it is a single, unbroken sentence — one long, soaring declaration of everything God has done, is doing, and will do for those who belong to Him in Christ.In this second message of The Church: God's New Family, Pastor Joseph walks through the staggering architecture of God's eternal plan — and what it means for every person who has found their place inside it.Before you were born, God chose you. Before you made a single decision for Him, He made an eternal decision about you — that you would be holy and blameless before Him in love. Before the cosmos existed, your adoption was already settled. Your redemption was already purchased. Your inheritance was already sealed. Not by your effort, not by your merit, not by the quality of your commitment — but according to the riches of His grace, which He lavished on you.This is not theology for the classroom alone. It is the truth that steadies you when your circumstances are shaking. It is the anchor that holds when the storm is loudest. It is the reminder that your place in the family of God was not an afterthought, not a contingency plan, and not dependent on your ability to hold it together.You were chosen. You were redeemed. You were sealed.

Hello and welcome to the Unedited podcast!   The goal of this podcast is to help you develop and enjoy the habit of daily Bible reading and prayer. It is through the Word of God and the presence of God that we GET TO KNOW God.   In today's episode, I share a simple reminder that our primary job as Christians is to abide in the vine and a devotional from my Pastor, Rev. Joseph Hanthorn: " Prayer is The Lifeline."  Recommended listening: "The Unstoppable Power of Prayer" by Rev. Joseph Hanthorn   If this episode is an encouragement, please consider share it or leave a review wherever you listen!   Meg's books are available through Amazon and Pentecostal Publishing House: 
  

Pastor Joseph leads the fellowship of Maple Grove Christian Assembly in weekly church service.

Can Christians still speak in tongues today, or did that end with the Book of Acts? Few topics create more debate in church culture than speaking in tongues. Some Christians believe the gift ended with the apostles, while others believe it's still active today. So where did that idea come from, and what does the Bible actually say? In this episode, Nate and Dr. Joseph Tillman continue their series on speaking in tongues by digging into one of the biggest questions surrounding the topic: whether the gift was only meant for the early church or is still available today. Along the way, they explore the biblical arguments behind both perspectives, why this conversation still matters, and why Pastor Joseph believes it's worth talking about even now. As always, Nate asks the questions most people are already thinking, while Dr. Joseph brings historical context, theology, and just enough patience to survive the interruptions. The result is an honest conversation that's approachable whether you've been in church your whole life or you're just trying to make sense of the debate. If this conversation made you think, follow or subscribe to the podcast

When You've Already Lost Control: Restoring Authority With a Rebellious Teen Many parents believe it's too late to restore authority once their child becomes a teenager. In this episode, Pastor Joseph explains why rebellion rarely happens overnight, how years of inconsistent parenting can gradually erode parental authority, and why there is still hope for families willing to make biblical changes. Through practical application and Scripture, this episode equips parents to begin rebuilding respect, consistency, and leadership in their homes. In This Episode 1. How Families Gradually Lose Authority Why rebellion is usually cultivated over years—not overnight. How small compromises become long-term patterns. The danger of inconsistent consequences. Why children learn from what parents consistently do more than what they occasionally say. The importance of beginning biblical parenting early. 2. The Lie Parents Believe "They're just going through a phase." Why children don't simply "grow out" of rebellion. The difference between personality and character. Why avoiding conflict today creates greater conflict tomorrow. Hebrews 12: God's loving discipline as the model for parents. 3. Is It Too Late? Why hope is never lost in Christ. Setting realistic expectations for rebuilding authority. Why consistency matters more than intensity. How to rebuild credibility one decision at a time. Starting with three clear, non-negotiable household rules. 4. Before Correcting Your Teenager, Examine Yourself The importance of parental humility and repentance. Modeling biblical repentance for your children. The difference between repentance and surrendering authority. Why integrity strengthens parental leadership. Fathers and mothers leading together with biblical unity. 5. Five Practical Steps to Restore Authority Stop making empty threats and start making firm decisions. Remove privileges—not necessities. Stop arguing and calmly enforce consequences. Get every adult in the home on the same page. Fight the spiritual battle through prayer and dependence on God. Key Scriptures Proverbs 22:6 Hebrews 12:5–11 Ephesians 6:1–4 Proverbs 22:15 James 1:22 James 4:6 Ephesians 6:10–18 Key Takeaways Authority is rarely lost overnight—it is surrendered over time. Consistency builds credibility. Teenagers often test boundaries before they trust them. Parents must model humility while maintaining biblical authority. Your role is to faithfully parent; God is responsible for changing hearts. The best time to establish authority was years ago. The second-best time is today. This Week's Challenge Choose three non-negotiable rules for your home. Write them down, establish clear consequences for breaking them, communicate them to your teenager, and follow through calmly and consistently every single time. Pray daily for wisdom, patience, and for God to transform your child's heart as you faithfully fulfill your role as their parent.

Join us today as we continue with the 'On This Rock' series.Pastor Joseph shares the importance of the Fields Church culture, which includes:1. Excellent service to an excellent King2. Being a church full of awe & wonderMatthew 16:18Acts 2:42-47Colossians 3:23-24Isaiah 66:2Psalm 89:7Hebrews 12:28-29Psalm 33:8Matthew 10:28-31Philippians 2:12-13

Before Paul writes a single word about the church, he establishes something that changes everything: who you are before you ever do anything.In the opening two verses of Ephesians, the Apostle Paul does not begin with a program, a set of instructions, or a list of things the church needs to improve. He begins with identity. He calls the believers at Ephesus — and by extension, every believer who has ever read these words — saints. Not saints because of what they have achieved. Not saints because of how long they have attended, how much they have given, or how well they have performed. Saints because of what God has declared over them in Christ Jesus.In this opening message of The Church: God's New Family series, Pastor Joseph sets the foundation for the entire series by asking the question that Ephesians 1:1–2 demands we answer before moving forward: Are you living according to your calling? Not what the world calls you to. But who God — the One who created you, chose you, and set you apart — calls you.Because the church was never meant to be a gathering of people trying to become something; it was meant to be a gathering of people who already knew what they were called to — and are learning together to live into the calling.

Pastor Joseph leads the fellowship of Maple Grove Christian Assembly in worship and The Word.

SUMMER Podcast 2026 // Episode 2: “Rooted in Christ” with our NEW Senior Pastor Rev. Dr. Doug Gilreath

Raising Lions with Pastor Joseph Episode #002: Parenting with Authority Boundaries, Consequences, and Biblical Authority Modern parenting has convinced many parents that love means avoiding conflict, removing consequences, and making children happy at all costs. But Scripture presents a different picture. In this episode of Raising Lions with Pastor Joseph, we explore how biblical authority, clear boundaries, and consistent consequences create security, develop character, and prepare children to follow Christ. If you're ready to restore order in your home without anger or fear, this episode will give you practical, biblical steps to begin today. In This Episode

Nobody starts at the top. Not in life, and not in the kingdom of God. Every person ever entrusted with something significant was first entrusted with something small — and what they did with the small thing determined whether the larger thing ever came.In this episode, Pastor Joseph unpacks the parable of the talents and the principle Jesus made unmistakably clear: faithfulness in small things is the prerequisite for authority over larger ones. Through the lives of David in the fields of Bethlehem and Joseph in Potiphar's house and the prison, Pastor Joseph teaches that private faithfulness always precedes public assignment. The character you carry into the large assignment is the character you developed in the small one.If you are in a season that feels beneath your calling — if the gap between where you are and where God is taking you feels more like a chasm than a journey — this episode is your word for today. The small thing is never the obstacle. It is always the training ground. Because what you do when nobody is watching is who you actually are. And God is always watching!

A question that is often asked by sincere believers is whether the Christian life is entirely the work of the Holy Spirit, or whether Christians themselves bear responsibility for their own conduct. The Holy Bible gives a clear and balanced answer: both are true.

Modern parenting has lost its way—and many parents have surrendered authority in their own homes. In this first episode of Raising Lions, Pastor Joseph explains why biblical parenting requires clear authority, consistent discipline, practical consequences, and intentional spiritual instruction. You'll learn: Why protecting children from every consequence prepares them for crisis What Deuteronomy 6 teaches about the parent's responsibility The difference between biblical authority and abuse Why instruction without accountability becomes noise How to establish three non-negotiable rules Why consequences should be clear, reasonable, and consistent How parents can begin restoring order in the home Resources mentioned: Raising Children in the Lion's Den Raising Lions Rules and Consequences Bundle Raising Lions Subscriber Community Raising Lions is about raising biblical and courageous children in a hostile culture.

The seasons where you cannot see what God is doing are frequently the seasons where He is doing the most.That is a hard thing to hold onto when you are living inside one of them — when the prayer you have prayed a hundred times still hangs in the air unanswered, when you search the horizon for any sign of movement and find nothing but the same landscape you have been staring at for months.In this episode, Pastor Joseph draws from 1 Corinthians 13:12 — "we see through a glass, darkly" — and the image of the ancient bronze mirror that gave a blurred, imperfect reflection. We see in part. We know in part. But a dim reflection is still a reflection. And the God working in the dimensions you cannot see is the same God who has already proven Himself faithful in the ones you can.You don't need to see it to trust it. The stone is about to be rolled away from your grave. Your breakthrough is about to be revealed!

Values are the deeply held convictions that shape what we love, pursue, prioritise and practice. Where your treasure is, what your priorities are, and the actions you take; these all reveal what your values or your convictions truly are. As we continue this sub-series, Pastor Joseph unpacks the third core value of Fields Church:3.) Spirit Dependent - We rely on the presence and the power of the Holy Spirit.Matthew 16:18; John 1:14,16-17; Acts 2:42; Psalms 119:11; Acts 2:38; 1 Thessalonians 5:17; Galatians 5:16-26

As we continue our On This Rock series, Pastor Joseph feels that God is asking Fields Church to be a values-driven church. Values are the deeply held convictions that shape what we love, pursue, prioritise and practice. So, in the first part of this sub-series, we look at the first two values we should be modelling:1.) Christ Centred - Jesus is our Foundation.2.) Truth Grounded - God's word is our authority.Matthew 16:18; Matthew 6:21,23; Matthew 7:17; Acts 2:1-21, 36-47; John 13:3-5; Acts 2:42; Psalms 119:11; James 1:21

We want transformation to be dramatic — one defining moment where everything shifts and we step out of the old version of ourselves, clean and complete. But most of the transformation God does in a human life is quiet, gradual, and almost imperceptible while it is happening.You don't notice it in the mirror. You notice it in the moment.In this episode, Pastor Joseph unpacks 2 Corinthians 3:18 and the two words that change everything: being transformed. Not past tense. Not finished. Present tense, ongoing, active — degree by degree, season by season. Through the life of Peter, Pastor Joseph makes the case that God declares the identity before the formation is complete. And He never rescinds the name in the face of the failures.He doesn't rescind yours either.If you've been carrying shame about how long the process is taking — this episode is for you. The gap between who you are and who you want to be is not condemnation. It is the necessary tension of transformation.

Pastor Joseph leads the Fellowship of Maple Grove Christian assembly in worship, prayer, and a message inspired by a reading from the Holy Word.

Pastor Joseph leads worship, prayer, reading, and sermon.

LUKE 7:36-50 Pastor Joseph leads worship and preaches about Jesus dinner at the home of Simon the Pharisee. Jesus accepted an invitation to dine at the home of Simon the Pharisee. During the meal, a woman known for her sinful life came to Jesus, wept at His feet, wiped them with her hair, kissed them, and anointed them with expensive perfume. Simon silently judged both the woman and Jesus, but Jesus responded with a parable about two forgiven debtors, teaching that those who have been forgiven much love much. He contrasted the woman's humble devotion with Simon's lack of hospitality, forgave the woman's sins, and declared, “Your faith has saved you; go in peace.” The account demonstrates that salvation comes through faith, genuine repentance, and God's grace—not through self-righteousness.

The temptation doesn't come with horns or a pitchfork. It comes quietly, wearing the language of realism — looking at the ruins of what you believed God was building and whispering: Maybe this is just how it ends.In this episode, Pastor Joseph brings a word for everyone living inside the tension of an unfinished promise. Through the life of Joseph — not the triumph, but the pit, the prison, and two full years of silence — Pastor Joseph makes the case that what feels like abandonment is often preparation. The delay is not a detour from the destination. It is the destination, dressed in a season you didn't expect.The unanswered prayer, the closed door, the dream that hasn't materialized — none of it means God has changed His mind. It means you are still in the middle chapters. And the middle chapters don't contain the resolution. They contain the development.

On this Father's Day, Pastor Joseph unpacks the love of Jesus and 3 important gifts:1. The Gift of Access2. The Gift of Presence3. The Gift of RestorationSeries Verse: Matthew 16:18 - "And I also say to you that you are Peter, and on this rock I will build my church, and the gates of Hades will not overpower it."Other Key verses:Luke 15-32 The Prodigal SonMatthew 7:9-11 Father giving good giftsPsalm 46:1 "God is our refuge and our strength, an ever-present help in trouble."

There's a particular kind of loneliness that comes from following God down a path no one around you understands. You don't doubt that He spoke. You're not confused about the call. But you watch other believers move through their faith in ways that look nothing like yours — and a quiet question starts to surface: Am I doing this wrong?In this episode, Pastor Joseph speaks directly to that silent question. Drawing from John 10, he unpacks Jesus's striking statement — "other sheep I have, which are not of this fold" — and makes the case that the Shepherd has never mass-produced His children. If your prayer life looks different than your friend's. If your breakthroughs have been gradual instead of instantaneous. If your walk with God has been built more in silence than in spectacle — this episode is your reminder that you are not behind in some universal spiritual race. You are exactly where your Shepherd has been leading you.There is one fold, and one Shepherd. But within that fold, there is room for every variation of faith that genuinely belongs to Him.

Some burdens announce themselves. You know exactly when they arrived and what caused them. But there is another kind — the quiet kind — that accumulates so gradually you don't notice it settling onto your shoulders. You just wake up one day exhausted in a way that sleep cannot fix, carrying something heavy you have been carrying so long you have forgotten what it felt like to walk without the weight.In this episode, Pastor Joseph brings a word straight from Matthew 11 for everyone who is tired in a way that goes deeper than physical fatigue. Drawing from Jesus's invitation to the weary — "Come unto me" — Pastor Joseph asks the question that could change everything for you today: What are you carrying that God never asked you to pick up?Because we are remarkably creative when it comes to constructing our own burdens. We carry guilt over sins that have already been forgiven — sins God has removed as far as the east is from the west — as though the cross wasn't sufficient. We carry anxiety about futures that haven't arrived. We carry the opinions of people who were never given authority over our calling. We carry offense, comparison, and the exhausting weight of trying to control outcomes that belong entirely to God.And then we bring all of it to church on Sunday and sing about freedom while our shoulders are breaking.Pastor Joseph unpacks the difference between the yoke of Christ — fitted, purposeful, shared — and the weight we construct for ourselves, which was never designed to be carried by human shoulders in the first place. Through 1 Peter 5:7 and Psalm 55:22, he makes the case that releasing control is not passive surrender. It is one of the most active, faith-filled decisions a believer can make.You don't have to earn the rest of God. You only have to receive it.

In this sermon, Pastor Joseph speaks on lament through the second part of Romans 8.

Are You Right with God - Genesis 15:1-6 Pastor Joseph Jo 

Pastor Joseph speaks through the first half of Romans 8 in this sermon from the Letters to the Church sermon series.

Pastor Joseph speaks through the passages in Romans 6 as we continue through the series: Letters to the Church.

Pastor Joseph speaks through Romans 2 in this sermon from the Letters to the Church series.

Pastor Joseph speaks through Romans 1 in thie sermon from the letters to the church.

Pastor Joseph introduces the letter to the Romans from Paul in this sermon series going through the letters to the church.

Pastor Joseph concludes 2 Corinthians in this Sunday morning sermon.

Pastor Joseph addresses envy (biblical covetousness) as a hidden, underlying sin rooted in feelings of inadequacy and comparison. It defines envy as sorrow at others' success or joy at their failure, traces its destructive power through Scripture (from the 10th commandment to Cain and Abel), and diagnoses how modern culture amplifies it through upward comparison. The core takeaway is that envy poisons the self most, but on the other side of the cross, Jesus washes us clean—its opposite is love (of God, self, and neighbor) that brings security, celebration of others, and freedom from grasping for what belongs to someone else.

Pastor Joseph speaks through this passage on weakness from 2 Corinthians 12.

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Pastor Joseph speaks through the text in 2 Corinthians 11 in this sermon from the Letters to the Church series.

Episode 110: The Importance of Black History Guest: Tammie Turner In this episode Bingham sits down with Mrs. Tammie Turner to talk about the importance of black history month. Turner and Bingham have been serving the Lord together at Integrity Deliverance Church under the pastorship of Pastor Joseph and Vicky Brown. Tammie is the church black history historian. Bingham and Turner discuss the following: Where she was born and raised What college she attended Her college major Her career choice Integrity Deliverance Church The First Amendment The arrest of Don Lemon The Reverand Jesse Jackson Integrity's Unique Implementation of Black History into February Bible Study Her favorite constitutional right Her favorite civil rights activist Family life Illegal Immigration RaidsBooker Wright Greenwood Mississippi Ida B. Wells Arrest of Don Lemon You can listen to the JFA Podcast Show wherever you get your podcast or by clicking on one of the links below. https://dlbspodcast.buzzsprout.com    https://blog.feedspot.com/social_justice_podcasts/    https://peculiarbooks.org   Also if you are interested in exercise and being healthy check out the Top 20 Triathlon Podcasts. https://blog.feedspot.com/triathlon_podcasts/