Freedom Fellowship Podcast

In this series we are looking at truth bombs in the life's of the disciple and their interactions with Jesus.

The whisper of the Lord was "move my people from striving to abiding." Explore through a new or maybe fresh lens the parable of the vine and what it means to the life of a believer.

Pastor Tayanna Merritt takes us into the countless revelations and comparisons to the life of a believer that can be found within the life of plants.

On Mother's Day, the mother of the house (Amanda Bailey) takes us through the life of six powerful women of God who each became the womb through which the Messiah would inevitably be born. Each of their lives tell a beautiful testimony and lesson in its own unique way.

With great authority comes great responsibility. The way that you receive, honor, and steward authority directly affects how much authority you are entrusted with.

Pops (Devon Coker) takes us into the life of Abraham as he journeys to a land he knows not of in order to fulfill the promises of God over his life. God had to remove Abraham from the people, places, and practices that surrounded him in order to release the promises God had destined for him.

Too often as believers we stop at the cross meaning we stop at the forgiveness of sin; however, Christ did not stop at the cross and neither should we stop at forgiveness of sins. His resurrection is our resurrection, so we are called to walk in resurrection life and life more abundantly.

In part two of prayer foundations, Johnny takes us into a more technical approach to prayer outlining the seven different types of prayer and the power/meaning behind each of them.

Pastor Johnny takes us back to the foundation of prayer with amazing revelation surrounding it. Let this message invigorate your passion to pray again with the God of all creation!

John Holladay brings us back to the reality that faith has action. In modern culture, we've come to treat faith like hope, but this is simply not the case. Let's take a look at what faith looks like in the life of a believer.

Pastor Tayanna delivers an amazing crash course on the fear of the Lord, how it should manifest in our life, and the overall importance of it within the life of a believer.

John the baptist was highly revered by Jesus and should thus be revered and honored throughout eternity, but that does not mean we can't learn from the flaws in his character. When we run into a measure of presence as John did at the baptism of Jesus, do we drop everything we've always known to follow him, or use one encounter to fuel our ministry and self made kingdoms?

As believers, it's easy to fall into the trap of allowing our experiences and feelings to become the truths that sustain us. Instead, we must allow the truths of who God is to fuel our experiences. When the experience is absent, truth never is.

In this life, there will be trials...it's outlined very clearly in scripture; yet in western culture, we seem to have forgotten this truth. God in his goodness does not tempt man with evil, but He does capitalize on every obstacle we face. Will we learn to trust and capitalize on them as well?

Pastor Johnny delivers a powerful uplifting word to combat the current state of the body of Christ as a whole. We have too much to be joyful for in Jesus, and that joy was meant to be our greatest weapon and the greatest attraction to those around us. 

The Apostle Paul exhorts us to passionately pursue and lead a quiet life. In an era where life and the world are so loud, the most subversive, counter cultural, and peculiar thing we could do as believers is lead a quiet life - content with and in the presence of Jesus. 

John the Baptist gives us a profound picture and example of a man who adjusted his posture upon the revelation of who the Son of God was. May we allow the revelation of the Son continually adjust our posture just as John did.

Discover the beauty of being hidden knowing that hidden things are reserved for the hidden ones. 

The first part of a potential series on the purpose and posture of the church both in the corporate sense and within the personal devotion of the believer. 

A continuation of the message regarding the purpose and posture of the church/bride of Christ. This teaching focuses more on the posture of the bride. 

Shawn Boone provides seven qualities of a spiritual son/daughter through the example found in the relationship between Paul and Timothy. 

Pastor Devon Coker (Pops) brings a timely word on the importance and real meaning behind the greek word koinonia. This word envelopes much of the early church blueprint and was always met with early church power. If we long to get back to the early church signs, wonders, and miracles, we must be jealous for koinonia as well. 

Sometimes we try to push aside the very things, namely enemies, that Abba is trying to use in order to develop you and mature you. If all things are working together for our good, don't get agitated about the things that are coming against you, see them as your next footstool. 

You're faith should not be shaken but you should have a faith that shakes things around you. As believers, we should carry enough of the substance of faith to both sustain ourselves and provide breakthrough in the atmospheres and people surrounding us. 

The importance of allowing division to be driven from our midst cannot be overstated. It was and continues to be the greatest device of the enemy to keep presence, kingdom, and unity at bay within the body of Christ. 

In this podcast, apostle Danny discusses the discernment he has of a culture shift not just in the local body but the church at large. With so many tares being sifted, it's an indicator that harvest time is here.

We often get stuck in the realm of our intellect when it comes to our relationship with the Father, Son, and Spirit as well as how we handle relationships and circumstances around us. The only problem is, Abba designed us uniquely with two paths of thinking - within our mind and within our heart. Apostle Danny expounds on the thinking that originates from the heart and the necessity of a spiritual heart transplant in the life of the believer. 

The only thing worse than a lack of vision is distraction. It's a old but effective tactic of the enemy used to derail the body of Christ from the vision he's entrusted with each part. We must set in our hearts to let the distractions become background noise to accomplish what Abba has placed in our hearts.

What does true Kingdom authority look like? Through the life of Jesus we see it's not something lorded over individuals but rather an identity and function that both people and creation can take refuge in. 

Apostle Danny brings a timeless word with new insights. He ties the Hebraic word used both when YHWH said we are fearfully and wonderfully made and when Jehoshaphat was afraid before the war he was up against. This type of fear births the raw faith we were born to carry at all times.  

Apostle Danny urges the body with a sobering word for the watchmen of the bride of Christ to take their post due to the urgency of the hour and season he (and many others) discern we are coming into. Casualness and harlotry will not sustain us in the hours to come. 

Anointing is quite the buzzword in the Charismatic/Pentecostal circles, but do we really have a firm grasp or understanding of what it is and what the Lord established it for? Apostle Danny delivers a strong word to help us understand the function of the anointing. 

Pastor Devon brings an encouraging and powerful word of placing God first. 

In a world that's constantly vying for our attention, God has not changed the volume at which He speaks - he's still in the whisper. Johnny brings an exhortation to the body to quiet the noise now more than ever for the seasons and times that are ahead for the body of Christ. 

No greater rescue has ever been nor ever be as extraordinary as the rescue the Triune God made for mankind and the cosmos. With that said, it's important we don't simply stop with the status of rescued because Jesus shared his resurrected, ascended, and enthroned status with us as well. 

The 'In Him' dimension does not simply stop at and with us. The In Him dimension will always produce/bear fruit and reflect/glorify the Son. 

In order to become light (phos) we have to become light (elafros). The things that weigh us down on a constant basis are keeping us from emitting light the wayside we were designed to emit. How we become light in the sense of weight and luminescence is important. 

Many of us miss out on the fullness of what Jesus gave us access to through His death, burial, resurrection, ascension, and enthronement. It's much more than a get-out-of-hell free card, it's dimensions of being at one with him that we will never reach the depths of lifetimes over. Explore a glimpse of what we've been given as it pertains to being "in Him" with apostle Danny. 

Are you speaking from your circumstance or from your spirit? Take a deep dive with Johnny Merritt III as he instructs us regarding how we perceive ourselves and the circumstances or external factors around us. 

It is typically said seeing is believing, but in the Kingdom, believing is seeing. Mitch instructs us to see with our spiritual eyes - through a lens of promise rather than circumstance. 

We live in a day and age where much of the body of Christ is frequently trading a rich inheritance and birthright for bowls of temporary satisfaction soup. In this podcast, we discuss promises and birthrights vs. what we have settled for in their place. 

Apostle Danny delivers a powerful revelation found in the life of Solomon and how a man who seemingly had it all (encounters with the Lord, wisdom, and an unmatched kingdom) fell so short in the end. This mystery is revealed in one word...shalem. 

Take your eyes off of the temporal and put them into the eternal. Look at the totality of freedom and victory flowing from the cross and the resurrected Christ, and see yourself and the world around you from an eternal perspective instead of a temporal. 

Obedience is greater than sacrifice and to heed greater than the fat of rams. Scripture is flooded with promises of God, and in some of them hold what we would call the "if you will, then I will" paradigm. If we are to walk in the fullness of all the promises Abba has for us, we must participate, and one of the ways we participate is through acts of obedience to the written and spoken word of God. 

In this message we take a very brief and introductory exploration into the realm of the quantum - one of the most mysterious worlds of God's creation! Could this be the vein through which heaven and earth collide? 

A very important concept we see especially through the journey of the Israelites exiting their captivity is the importance of letting a previous season go. They were blinded to the way God was revealing himself to them in the wilderness due to their inability to let go of Egypt. May we learn to let go of seasons of offenses, betrayal, hurt, etc. to clearly see how God is revealing himself to us in the here and now. 

It's time we realize that what we are doing is not working, nor is it producing the necessary fruit intended to manifest the Kingdom of God into the earth. It's not so much a redefinition as it is a more ancient and orthodox path; we must get back to the church functioning as outlined in scripture.