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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.

As we kick off the 'On This Rock' series, Pastor Joseph shares the message on how we belong to the body of Christ.The enemy loves to magnify our insecurities and trick us into comparison. But we have to remember that God has placed you exactly where you are supposed to be.The points shared are that:1. We're all in this together2. We're all gifted by God3. If I'm highly gifted and completed loveless, I am nothingMatthew 16:181 Corinthians 12:12-20Psalms 92:12-141 Timothy 4:121 Corinthians 12:22-241 Corinthians 12:26-271 Corinthians 13:1-8

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 

This Sunday has ushered in an exciting new chapter for Fields Church; as family, friends and acquaintances gathered for the commissioning of Joseph Zimmerman (and his wonderful family) as the new pastor of the church.Not only that, but in his first message, Pastor Joseph introduces us to the new series that we will be following from nest week, entitled "On This Rock". A part of this, he highlights the following points:1.) Jesus builds His church. He chooses to use the Ecclesia (his people) as part of that process.2.) Jesus uses imperfect people.3.) Jesus is building Fields Church.Matthew 16:18; Matthew 16:13-16

Nobody feels ready when God calls. Not Moses at the burning bush. Not Gideon hiding in a winepress. Not Jeremiah, not Isaiah, not Joshua standing at the edge of the promised land with the weight of a nation on his shoulders. And probably not you — right now, with the assignment God has placed on your life that you keep telling yourself you'll pursue once you feel more prepared.In this episode, Pastor Joseph delivers a word for everyone who has been negotiating with God instead of obeying Him. Drawing from Exodus 3, Pastor Joseph unpacks the moment Moses stood before a burning bush — a bush supernaturally on fire but not consumed — and his first response was not worship. It was not obedience. It was a question: Who am I?It sounds like humility. It presents itself as humility. But Pastor Joseph teaches that more often than not, that question is fear wearing humility's clothing. Because true humility says, "I cannot do this in my own strength, but God can do it through me." Fear says, "I cannot do this — and therefore it cannot be done."Here is what changes everything: God never answered Moses's question. He didn't build his resume or validate his qualifications. He said four words — "I will be with you" — and made the entire question of Moses's readiness irrelevant. Because when God is with you, your adequacy is not the variable that determines the outcome. His is.If you have been waiting to feel ready, this episode is your burning bush moment. The call has been calling. The question is still on the table.Will you go?

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

The Three R's of a Healthy Ministry In this timely and candid message, Pastor Joseph Davis breaks down the critical necessity of cultivating a church environment built on honor, transparency, and balance. Drawing from the final chapter of Romans, where the Apostle Paul explicitly calls out and appreciates everyday coworkers by name, Pastor Joseph highlights how healthy ministries must move beyond only celebrating the senior leadership. True biblical culture demands regular recognition of the volunteers and workforce who keep the ministry running. Pastor Joseph also tackles the practical side of serving, reminding believers that true kingdom work should never dismantle their marriages or families. Ministry should flow from a place of health, personal accountability, and emotional maturity. By understanding the progression from a solid reputation to proper recognition, believers can stop seeking human accolades and position themselves to receive God's ultimate eternal reward. -- The Necessity of a Culture of Honor: Ministry cannot thrive solely on singing and praying. A healthy church atmosphere requires active, consistent recognition of the people doing the work, moving beyond simple formal award ceremonies. -- The Danger of Leadership-Only Celebration: Churches can easily run off track or even shipwreck when they exclusively celebrate the pastor while ignoring the hard work and sacrifices of the congregation. -- Family and Rest First: True Christian service does not require the dissolution of marriages or missing your children's milestones. Taking vacations and resting actually equips believers to serve the house of God with greater joy and efficiency. -- The Progression of the Three R's: Believers must navigate Reputation (how your work ethic and attitude precede you), Recognition (how others acknowledge your character and face), and Reward (the ultimate divine commendation from God). -- Embracing Collective Differences: A powerful team is built on diverse strengths. Unity does not mean uniformity, and our unique differences are designed by God to act as missing puzzle pieces that complete the body of Christ. Scriptures for Further Study -- Romans 16:1-24 -- Galatians 6:9 -- Colossians 3:23-24 +++++++ Pastors Joseph and Robbin Davis Follow Us https://www.facebook.com/truthgatherers/ Ways to Give Cash App: $truthgatherers www.easytithe.com/TGDC Text to Give - Text the amount to (850) 898-9848

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

Pastor Joseph and Rev. Dorian lead a Bible Study of 1 Corinthians.

Ep167, How To Have Gods Life Living In You, Part 65 Spiritual Readiness and the Coming Fire: The Call to Holiness Visualizing Key Highlights... This broadcast features Pastor Tony Alamo discussing the necessity of having God's life within to survive the impending judgment. Through listener correspondence and scriptural analysis, he warns that modern society has mirrored the corruption of Noah's time, necessitating a global return to repentance. The message emphasizes that true salvation requires a complete departure from sin and the active distribution of the Gospel. Detailed Summary of Key Themes Global Testimonies and Ministry Impact The ministry reports significant global engagement, receiving letters of support and requests for literature from Puerto Rico, Virginia, and Uganda. A notable report from Uganda indicates that 960 individuals have converted to Christianity through the ministry's newsletters and "Messiah" books. These correspondents describe a transition from feeling "lost" or attending "dead churches" to finding spiritual life and "bold, fresh" messages through Alamo's teachings. The ministry continues to provide Bibles, tapes, and literature free of charge to those who cannot afford them, despite suggestions from others to charge for these materials to increase their perceived value. Global Outreach Highlights 960 Converts in Uganda 28 Literature Titles Requested 41+ Years of Ministry Theological Critique and the Nature of Sin Alamo presents a stern critique of contemporary televangelists, specifically targeting Andrew Wommack, Billy Graham, and Joel Osteen. He argues against the "unconditional love" and "once saved, always saved" doctrines, labeling them as "false gospels" that encourage people to continue sinning. According to Alamo, true biblical grace is the power to overcome the devil and live without sin. He asserts that those who preach that one can commit adultery or remain a "lesbian or prostitute" and still enter heaven are "demon-possessed" heretics. He maintains that the "straight and narrow" path requires total adherence to God's moral law. Prophetic Warnings: The Parallel to Noah The broadcast draws a direct parallel between the "days of Noah" and the current state of the world, citing widespread immorality, indifference, and the rejection of the Gospel as primary indicators of the end times. Alamo explains that while the world was once destroyed by water, the "present world" is reserved for destruction by fire. This fire is described as a "chain reaction" involving the atoms of the universe, which will melt the elements. He warns that just as the people in Noah's time "knew not until the flood came," modern "scoffers" are ignoring the signs of the second coming of Christ. Judgment Comparison Era Condition Judgment Noah's Day Immorality / Rejection Water (Flood) Present Day Indifference / Mockery Fire (Atomic/Elements) Conspiracy and Spiritual Warfare A significant portion of the discourse involves the exposure of what Alamo calls the "Vatican-Government-Media" complex. He claims the Vatican is the "home office of Satan" and that government agencies like the CIA, FBI, and IRS are its "puppets." He argues that the only way to "bind Satan" is to expose these truths. He also dismisses the idea of extraterrestrial life, asserting that "flying saucers" are actually heavenly beings or angels surveying the earth before its destruction. Key Data Conversion Metric: 960 people in Uganda received Christ through the ministry's literature. Historical Timeline: Noah preached for 120 years; Tony Alamo has been preaching these "truths" for over 41 years. Media Outreach: Program number 167 is available on tape or CD. To-Do / Next Steps Distribute the 28 specific pieces of literature requested by the Uganda team, including "The Messiah" and "Antichrist Unmasked.". Send a camera and film to Pastor Joseph in Uganda so the ministry can document baptisms and street distributions. Develop film sent from overseas and publish the resulting photographs in the ministry's newsletters. Provide T-shirts and sweatshirts to the distribution team in Africa as previously promised. Maintain the "Passover" connection by praying for the peace of Jerusalem and the salvation of Israel. Continue to broadcast the "truth" as long as the FCC and Vatican-influenced media allow the program to remain on air. Conclusion The document serves as a final warning to a society characterized by "willing ignorance." Pastor Alamo concludes with a call to immediate repentance, offering a prayer for listeners to be "born again of the Spirit" to escape the coming fire and secure eternal life.

There are some valleys so deep, so personal, that no human voice can reach the place where you are standing. In this episode, Pastor Joseph takes us to one of the most devastating moments in David's life — the burning of Ziklag — and pulls from it one of the most quietly powerful verses in all of Scripture: "But David encouraged himself in the Lord his God."Everything was gone. The city burned. The families taken. And the six hundred men who were supposed to have David's back were talking about stoning him. David had no one left. No encourager. No counselor. No shoulder to lean on. And in that moment, he did the only thing that has ever been sufficient for the deepest human pain — he turned to God.Pastor Joseph unpacks what it really means to encourage yourself in the Lord — and makes clear that it is not the same as pretending everything is fine. David wept until he had no strength left. But then he made a decision, in the middle of the pain, to direct his grief toward God rather than away from Him. And before David called his men together, before he organized the pursuit, before he did anything else — he worshipped. The victory came after the worship. The comeback began in the ruins.If you are standing in the middle of your own Ziklag right now — if the thing you built is in ashes, if the people you counted on have walked away, if the silence feels less like peace and more like abandonment — this episode is your word for today.David recovered everything. And your comeback begins in the same place his did.

You've done the math. You've looked around at everyone else's timeline — the promotions, the marriages, the milestones — subtracted where you are from where you thought you'd be by now, and the number doesn't feel good. In this episode, Pastor Joseph brings a word that cuts straight through the noise of comparison and speaks directly to everyone who has ever felt like they missed their moment.Drawing from Ephesians 2:10, Pastor Joseph unpacks the staggering truth that you are God's poiema — His poem, His handiwork — and that the good works He prepared for you were laid out before you drew your first breath. That means the detour wasn't a disaster. It was material.Through the life of Moses — a man who didn't step into his defining purpose until he was eighty years old — Pastor Joseph makes the case that God has never once worked on our timeline. He works on His own. And not a single chapter of your story has been wasted. Not the wilderness years. Not the broken season. Not the long, disorienting stretch of waiting that still doesn't make sense. Every page was preparation.If comparison has been stealing your calling, if you've been apologizing for the pace of your life, or if you've quietly started to wonder whether your moment already passed — this episode is for you.It didn't pass. It's being prepared.

We've all been there — praying, fasting, seeking, and waiting — only to be met with what feels like an empty room. In this episode, Pastor Joseph Guy brings a word for everyone sitting in a season of spiritual silence, wondering if God has forgotten them, moved on, or simply stopped listening.Drawing from 1 Kings 19 and the story of Elijah on the mountain, Pastor Joseph unpacks one of the most misunderstood seasons in the believer's life. God was not in the wind. He was not in the earthquake. He was not in the fire. He came in a still, small voice — and Elijah had to step out of the cave to hear it. That single detail changes everything.This episode is a reminder that the silence of God is not the absence of God. It is not a verdict on your faith, proof that you missed it, or evidence that the promise was never real. It is a season — and like every season, it has an expiration date.

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

We've all got a graveyard of good intentions somewhere. A dream we shelved. A prayer we stopped praying. A calling that still burns in our chest but feels wildly out of reach. In this episode, Pastor Joseph brings a word for everyone who has ever mistaken God's silence for abandonment — or His delay for denial.Drawing from Philippians 1:6, Pastor Joseph unpacks the power of one word: confident. Not hopeful. Not wishful. Settled. Because the God who began a good work in you is the same God who kept His word to Joseph in a prison cell, to Abraham in his old age, and to Moses in forty years of wilderness. He does not abandon projects. He does not rush His work. And He is not done with you.If you are standing in the gap between the promise and the fulfillment, this episode is your reminder to stay in the story — because the best chapters are still ahead.

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/ 

Pastor Joseph, speaks on willing hearts and the transformation of the gospel through grace in giving.

Pastor Joseph speaks through Trellis Church's 2026 vision statement, Be With Jesus. He utilizes verses from the book of John.

Pastor Joseph speaks through John 15:1-17 on 3 phrases that encompass the vision for Trellis Church in 2026. Be With JesusBecome Like JesusDo as Jesus Did

Principles for Obedience Training: Raising Children for Joy, Order, and Dominion Episode Summary In this solo episode, Pastor Joseph Spurgeon lays down a biblical and unapologetically patriarchal framework for obedience training in the home. Drawing from Scripture and pastoral experience as a father of eight, this episode confronts modern parenting myths and reclaims God’s design for authority, discipline, and joy in the family. This is not about control for control’s sake. It is about training children to live under God-given authority for their good, their safety, and their future faithfulness. Pastor Joseph explains why obedience is foundational to parenting, how authority is meant to serve, and what God actually requires when He commands children to obey their parents. You will hear a clear standard for obedience, a theological defense of parental authority, and practical principles that expose why many parents unintentionally train disobedience instead of obedience. This episode is essential listening for fathers who want order in their homes, peace in their families, and children prepared to honor Christ in every sphere of life. If you are tired of barking commands, negotiating with toddlers, or watching chaos rule your home, this episode is for you. Chapter Breakdown & Timestamps 00:00 – Scripture & Opening 02:20 – Purpose of the Episode 04:40 – Who Obedience Training Is Really For 06:30 – Biblical Foundation for Obedience 09:50 – Authority Redefined 12:30 – Pagan Power vs Christian Authority 16:45 – Why Mothers Must Embrace Obedience Training 18:15 – Four Reasons Obedience Training Is Necessary 20:30 – Obedience and Safety 22:40 – Obedience and Education 25:00 – Moral Foundations 27:20 – The Standard of Obedience 29:20 – Biblical Proof for the Obedience Standard 32:30 – Why Grumbling Is Serious Sin 35:45 – Parenting Begins With Self-Discipline 37:45 – Principle One: Say What You Mean 40:15 – Why Bribery Corrupts Obedience 44:00 – Losing Your Cool Teaches Delayed Obedience 46:20 – The Hostage Negotiation Mistake 49:35 – Principle Two: You Are the Parent 51:40 – Stop Asking Permission to Give Commands 54:00 – Principle Three: Get the Child’s Attention 56:15 – Training Attention and Verbal Response About the Show The Patriarchy Podcast features in-depth conversations on faith, culture, theology, and leadership. Each episode equips Christians to live boldly and biblically in an age of compromise—exploring the challenges and opportunities of standing firm for truth in the modern world. Support the Mission We are raising funds to expand Sovereign King Academy and keep tuition affordable for families who want faithful Christian education. Give here:https://sovereignkingacademy.com Connect with The Patriarchy Podcast YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@ThePatriarchyPodcastSpotify: https://tinyurl.com/58tm5zjzApple Podcasts: https://tinyurl.com/f3ruzrsaWebsite & All Links: https://linktr.ee/thepatriarchypodcast Follow Pastor Joseph Spurgeon:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ThePatriarchyPodcastX (Twitter): https://x.com/PatriarchyPodInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/thepatriarchypodcastGab: https://gab.com/thepatriarchypodcast Sponsored By Steadfast CigarsFor men who reject passivity and take dominion.Order: https://steadfastcigars.com Fit Father ProjectReclaim discipline. Get strong. Lead your family well.Start here: https://secure.fitfatherproject.com/a/transformation/4539 Books by Joseph SpurgeonIt’s Good to Be a Boy: https://a.co/d/7zpEh5DIt’s Good to Be a Girl: https://a.co/d/6VlBTzS Final Call to Action Subscribe for more conversations that sharpen men for battle.Turn on notifications so you never miss an episode.Like and share to support biblical masculinity. Until next time, build, fight, protect, and lead.This is the Patriarchy.

Pastor Joseph speaks through chapter 9 in Hebrews casting a vision for a holy reset.

Pastor Joseph concludes our Advent season with this sermon focusing on two words: Fear Not.

Pastor Joseph speaks on the birth of Jesus and how birthing leads to blessings.

Week Three of our Advent series continues with the theme: Journeying. Pastor Joseph speaks through the passages in Luke 2:1-5 with this topic in mind.

What does Christian leadership look like when it actually leaves the church building and enters your real life?

God is powerfully renewing communities in Kenya through entrepreneurial training that is helping people overcome “poverty of the mind” and begin dreaming, building businesses, and transforming their futures. The speaker witnessed countless stories—like Grace, Pastor Joseph, and his mother Ameena—whose lives and communities have been changed spiritually, economically, and relationally, leading to deep honor and gratitude shown toward the visiting team. All of this points to God doing a “new thing,” preparing hearts much like He did in Scripture, and inviting us to enter the Advent season with fresh openness and awe. #GodIsDoingANewThing #HopeRising #TransformedLives #GlobalKingdomWork #AdventExpectation

In this sermon on the Advent theme: Accepting, Pastor Joseph speaks through passages in the book of Luke.

What actually counts as Christian leadership… and why does it fall apart so often inside the church? In this episode, Nate and Pastor Joseph dig into the truth about leadership in the church and why so many believers end up confused, hurt, or just straight-up annoyed by how authority works in different Christian spaces. They break down what healthy spiritual leadership looks like, how influence can be used well or misused fast, and why accountability matters way more than titles or stage presence. It's honest, funny, and a little uncomfortable in the best way possible, especially if you've ever wondered why leadership feels so different from church to church. If you like real talk about faith, culture, and the messy parts of church life, you're in the right place. If you enjoyed this episode:

Is it revival or just really enthusiastic chaos?

What happens when revival turns into reality TV?

Episode 185 of the Fly on the Wall podcast is live—and this one cuts to the core of leadership.Chris Sonksen sits down with Pastor Joseph to tackle a topic many leaders avoid: how to give and receive correction in a way that builds trust and maturity.You'll hear:✅ How to create a culture of feedback without fear ✅ The #1 phrase that defuses defensiveness ✅ Why emotional intelligence is a non-negotiable for your team ✅ A game-changing perspective on raising disciples and leadersIf you've ever wondered how to address behavior without losing people—or how to accept feedback without crumbling—this conversation is for you.