Keeping It Real: Kingdom Conversations with Chris Barhorst, Kevin Bryant, Stefani Jebavy and Jon Jebavy

Email us: [email protected] episode we discuss what Jesus said when He spoke about light and darkness. "If the light in you is darkness, how great is that darkness." - JesusDr. Jim Richards gives some biblical insight that is helpful for us to understand a more in-depth understanding of what Jesus meant.If you would like to know more about Dr. Jim Richards and his ministry please follow the link below. He offers foundational free teachings to help you understand what Christ did for you and what your roll is in salvation.About Dr. Jim RichardsFree foundational teachingsSupport the [email protected]

Email us: [email protected] episode we discuss what Jesus said when He spoke about light and darkness. "If the light in you is darkness, how great is that darkness." - JesusDr. Jim Richards gives some biblical insight that is helpful for us to understand a more in-depth understanding of what Jesus meant.If you would like to know more about Dr. Jim Richards and his ministry please follow the link below. He offers foundational free teachings to help you understand what Christ did for you and what your roll is in salvation.About Dr. Jim RichardsFree foundational teachingsSupport the [email protected]

Email us: [email protected] "broken for the Lord" signifies a state of spiritual humility, surrender, and repentance, where a person lets go of pride, control, and self-sufficiency to fully depend on God. It is the process of allowing God to take the broken pieces of life—often resulting from sin, pain, or failure—and reshaping them into a vessel for His glory.Definition & Purpose: It is not necessarily about emotional sadness, but a "broken and contrite heart" that God does not despise, according to Psalm 51:17 .The Beauty in Brokenness: While painful, this state brings believers closer to God and allows His strength to work through their weaknesses, as highlighted by 2 Corinthians 12:9.God’s Use of Broken Things: God uses brokenness to transform individuals, taking what is considered worthless or destroyed and making it useful for His kingdom.Surrender and Restoration: It involves acknowledging one's inability to live righteously on their own,, leading to a deeper, surrendered life in ChristSupport the [email protected]

Email us: [email protected] "broken for the Lord" signifies a state of spiritual humility, surrender, and repentance, where a person lets go of pride, control, and self-sufficiency to fully depend on God. It is the process of allowing God to take the broken pieces of life—often resulting from sin, pain, or failure—and reshaping them into a vessel for His glory. Definition & Purpose: It is not necessarily about emotional sadness, but a "broken and contrite heart" that God does not despise, according to Psalm 51:17 .The Beauty in Brokenness: While painful, this state brings believers closer to God and allows His strength to work through their weaknesses, as highlighted by 2 Corinthians 12:9.God’s Use of Broken Things: God uses brokenness to transform individuals, taking what is considered worthless or destroyed and making it useful for His kingdom.Surrender and Restoration: It involves acknowledging one's inability to live righteously on their own,, leading to a deeper, surrendered life in ChristSupport the [email protected]

Email us: [email protected] "broken for the Lord" signifies a state of spiritual humility, surrender, and repentance, where a person lets go of pride, control, and self-sufficiency to fully depend on God. It is the process of allowing God to take the broken pieces of life—often resulting from sin, pain, or failure—and reshaping them into a vessel for His glory.Definition & Purpose: It is not necessarily about emotional sadness, but a "broken and contrite heart" that God does not despise, according to Psalm 51:17 .The Beauty in Brokenness: While painful, this state brings believers closer to God and allows His strength to work through their weaknesses, as highlighted by 2 Corinthians 12:9.God’s Use of Broken Things: God uses brokenness to transform individuals, taking what is considered worthless or destroyed and making it useful for His kingdom.Surrender and Restoration: It involves acknowledging one's inability to live righteously on their own,, leading to a deeper, surrendered life in ChristSupport the [email protected]

Email us: [email protected] have a special guest Emerson Windfield with us discussing the kingdom of God! Entering the KingdomIndividuals enter the Kingdom of God through repentance, faith in Jesus Christ, and submitting to his lordship. It requires humility, often described as receiving the kingdom "like a child"Role of the Holy SpiritThe Holy Spirit enables believers to live according to the kingdom's principles and empowers the church to advance this rule on earthFuture of the KingdomThe kingdom will be fully realized when Jesus returns, eliminating sin, death, and suffering. This will result in a new heaven and a new earth, described as a final restoration of all things.Current Role of BelieversFollowers are called to live in this "in-between" time, serving as citizens of this kingdom by bringing God's righteousness, peace, and joy into their homes and communities.Support the [email protected]

Email us: [email protected] have a special guest Emerson Windfield with us discussing the kingdom of God! Entering the KingdomIndividuals enter the Kingdom of God through repentance, faith in Jesus Christ, and submitting to his lordship. It requires humility, often described as receiving the kingdom "like a child"Role of the Holy SpiritThe Holy Spirit enables believers to live according to the kingdom's principles and empowers the church to advance this rule on earthFuture of the KingdomThe kingdom will be fully realized when Jesus returns, eliminating sin, death, and suffering. This will result in a new heaven and a new earth, described as a final restoration of all things.Current Role of BelieversFollowers are called to live in this "in-between" time, serving as citizens of this kingdom by bringing God's righteousness, peace, and joy into their homes and communities.Support the [email protected]

Email us: [email protected] have a special guest Emerson Windfield with us discussing the kingdom of God! Entering the KingdomIndividuals enter the Kingdom of God through repentance, faith in Jesus Christ, and submitting to his lordship. It requires humility, often described as receiving the kingdom "like a child"Role of the Holy SpiritThe Holy Spirit enables believers to live according to the kingdom's principles and empowers the church to advance this rule on earthFuture of the KingdomThe kingdom will be fully realized when Jesus returns, eliminating sin, death, and suffering. This will result in a new heaven and a new earth, described as a final restoration of all things.  Current Role of BelieversFollowers are called to live in this "in-between" time, serving as citizens of this kingdom by bringing God's righteousness, peace, and joy into their homes and communities.Support the [email protected]

Email us: [email protected] is the theological and philosophical belief that all human beings will ultimately be saved and reconciled with God, rejecting the concept of eternal hell. Core beliefs emphasize a loving, benevolent Creator whose purpose for creation cannot fail, often focusing on God's love as the supreme attribute. It posits that salvation is universal, either through Jesus (Christian Universalism) or through a broader, often post-mortem, purification process. Support the [email protected]

Email us: [email protected] is the theological and philosophical belief that all human beings will ultimately be saved and reconciled with God, rejecting the concept of eternal hell. Core beliefs emphasize a loving, benevolent Creator whose purpose for creation cannot fail, often focusing on God's love as the supreme attribute. It posits that salvation is universal, either through Jesus (Christian Universalism) or through a broader, often post-mortem, purification process. Support the [email protected]

Email us: [email protected] this first half hour we talk to Ramin Parsa from Israel. Ramin is a former Muslim from Iran now living in Israel and a born-again believer in Yeshua (Jesus). In the last hour we talk about inclusion/universalism and the faulty doctrine that will lead many astray to another Jesus.Support the [email protected]

Email us: [email protected] offended can lead to chronic anger, resentment, damaged relationships, and a persistent "victim mentality". It often triggers emotional distress such as humiliation, sadness, and anxiety, while fostering personal insecurity and paranoia. Unmanaged, it can cause withdrawal from social connection and even lead to destructive, unhealthy coping behaviors. Relationship Breakdown: Constantly taking offense creates distance, fosters distrust, and causes resentment, destroying both personal and professional relationships.Emotional & Mental Toll: It often triggers a "shame spiral," causing feelings of worthlessness, depression, and social anxiety. It is frequently linked to a "victim mentality," where one feels powerless and stuck.Physiological & Behavioral Impact: Chronic offense can lead to physical stress, rage, and the adoption of addictive behaviors, such as alcohol, social media misuse, or over-eating, to cope with the anger.Reduced Quality of Life: Being easily offended causes people to focus on negative emotions and perceive threats everywhere, leading to a miserable, lonely life.Support the [email protected]

Email us: [email protected] offended can lead to chronic anger, resentment, damaged relationships, and a persistent "victim mentality". It often triggers emotional distress such as humiliation, sadness, and anxiety, while fostering personal insecurity and paranoia. Unmanaged, it can cause withdrawal from social connection and even lead to destructive, unhealthy coping behaviors. Relationship Breakdown: Constantly taking offense creates distance, fosters distrust, and causes resentment, destroying both personal and professional relationships.Emotional & Mental Toll: It often triggers a "shame spiral," causing feelings of worthlessness, depression, and social anxiety. It is frequently linked to a "victim mentality," where one feels powerless and stuck.Physiological & Behavioral Impact: Chronic offense can lead to physical stress, rage, and the adoption of addictive behaviors, such as alcohol, social media misuse, or over-eating, to cope with the anger.Reduced Quality of Life: Being easily offended causes people to focus on negative emotions and perceive threats everywhere, leading to a miserable, lonely life.Support the [email protected]

Email us: [email protected] offended can lead to chronic anger, resentment, damaged relationships, and a persistent "victim mentality". It often triggers emotional distress such as humiliation, sadness, and anxiety, while fostering personal insecurity and paranoia. Unmanaged, it can cause withdrawal from social connection and even lead to destructive, unhealthy coping behaviors. Relationship Breakdown: Constantly taking offense creates distance, fosters distrust, and causes resentment, destroying both personal and professional relationships.Emotional & Mental Toll: It often triggers a "shame spiral," causing feelings of worthlessness, depression, and social anxiety. It is frequently linked to a "victim mentality," where one feels powerless and stuck.Physiological & Behavioral Impact: Chronic offense can lead to physical stress, rage, and the adoption of addictive behaviors, such as alcohol, social media misuse, or over-eating, to cope with the anger.Reduced Quality of Life: Being easily offended causes people to focus on negative emotions and perceive threats everywhere, leading to a miserable, lonely life.Support the [email protected]

Email us: [email protected] are either building Christian Religious Empires, or we are building the Kingdom of God by walking beside the King in the Holy Spirit.Here is an in-depth teaching from Jami Winship on the Kingdom vs Christianity:Kingdom vs ChristianitySupport the [email protected]

Email us: [email protected] are either building Christian Religious Empires, or we are building the Kingdom of God by walking beside the King in the Holy Spirit.Here is an in-depth teaching from Jami Winship on the Kingdom vs Christianity:Kingdom vs ChristianitySupport the [email protected]

Email us: [email protected] are either building Christian Religious Empires, or we are building the Kingdom of God by walking beside the King in the Holy Spirit.Here is an in-depth teaching from Jami Winship on the Kingdom vs Christianity:Kingdom vs ChristianitySupport the [email protected]

Email us: [email protected] can we do when we really are sanctified?One day, while worshiping God with her guitar in front of a western-style restaurant and pub, Carol had the opportunity to minister to a self-professing atheist. After listening to his story, Carol began to share hers. Then, picking up her guitar, she sang “My Chains Are Gone” and marveled as tears began streaming down his face. “You make me want what you have,” he told her.Carol’s willingness to abandon formulas and develop a dynamic relationship with God brought her into contact with a Buddhist radio host. After hearing part of her story, he asked Carol to be a guest on his broadcast to “bring hope” to others in Hong Kong. Thousands of people tuned in and heard about the unconditional love and grace of God!Support the [email protected]

Email us: [email protected] can we do when we really are sanctified?One day, while worshiping God with her guitar in front of a western-style restaurant and pub, Carol had the opportunity to minister to a self-professing atheist. After listening to his story, Carol began to share hers. Then, picking up her guitar, she sang “My Chains Are Gone” and marveled as tears began streaming down his face. “You make me want what you have,” he told her.Carol’s willingness to abandon formulas and develop a dynamic relationship with God brought her into contact with a Buddhist radio host. After hearing part of her story, he asked Carol to be a guest on his broadcast to “bring hope” to others in Hong Kong. Thousands of people tuned in and heard about the unconditional love and grace of God!Support the [email protected]

Email us: [email protected] can we do when we really are sanctified?One day, while worshiping God with her guitar in front of a western-style restaurant and pub, Carol had the opportunity to minister to a self-professing atheist. After listening to his story, Carol began to share hers. Then, picking up her guitar, she sang “My Chains Are Gone” and marveled as tears began streaming down his face. “You make me want what you have,” he told her.Carol’s willingness to abandon formulas and develop a dynamic relationship with God brought her into contact with a Buddhist radio host. After hearing part of her story, he asked Carol to be a guest on his broadcast to “bring hope” to others in Hong Kong. Thousands of people tuned in and heard about the unconditional love and grace of God!Support the [email protected]

Email us: [email protected] every one that asketh receiveth; and he that seeketh findeth; and to him that knocketh it shall be opened… If ye…know how to give good gifts unto your children: how much more shall your heavenly Father give the Holy Spirit to them that ask him?Luke 11:10,13All you have to do is ask, believe, and receive! Pray, Father, I recognize my need for Your power to live this new life. Please fill me with Your Holy Spirit. By faith, I receive it right now! Thank You for baptizing me. Holy Spirit, You are welcome in my life.Congratulations! The Lord promised that He would give the Holy Spirit to all who asked Him in faith (Luke 11:10-13). If you believe His promise, you’re filled with God’s supernatural power! Some syllables from a language you don’t recognize will rise up from your heart to your mouth. (See 1 Cor. 14:14.) As you speak them out loud by faith, you’re releasing God’s power from within and building yourself up in the spirit (1 Cor. 14:4). You can do this whenever and wherever you like!It doesn’t really matter whether you felt anything or not when you prayed to receive the Lord and His Spirit. If you believed in your heart that you received, then God’s Word promises you did. “Therefore I say unto you, What things soever ye desire, when ye pray, believe that ye receive them, and ye shall have them” (Mark 11:24). God always honors His Word; believe it!Please call our Helpline for individual prayer and to receive some free materials we have just for those of you who have prayed to receive Jesus as your Savior and/or to receive this baptism of the Holy Spirit. Our Helpline is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Just call 719-635-1111.Please contact me and let me know that you’ve prayed to receive Jesus as your Savior or be filled with the Holy Spirit. I would like to rejoice with you and help you understand more fully what has taken place in your life. Welcome to your new life!Taken from Andrew Wommack Ministries resource page!Support the [email protected]

Email us: [email protected] every one that asketh receiveth; and he that seeketh findeth; and to him that knocketh it shall be opened… If ye…know how to give good gifts unto your children: how much more shall your heavenly Father give the Holy Spirit to them that ask him?Luke 11:10,13All you have to do is ask, believe, and receive! Pray, Father, I recognize my need for Your power to live this new life. Please fill me with Your Holy Spirit. By faith, I receive it right now! Thank You for baptizing me. Holy Spirit, You are welcome in my life.Congratulations! The Lord promised that He would give the Holy Spirit to all who asked Him in faith (Luke 11:10-13). If you believe His promise, you’re filled with God’s supernatural power! Some syllables from a language you don’t recognize will rise up from your heart to your mouth. (See 1 Cor. 14:14.) As you speak them out loud by faith, you’re releasing God’s power from within and building yourself up in the spirit (1 Cor. 14:4). You can do this whenever and wherever you like!It doesn’t really matter whether you felt anything or not when you prayed to receive the Lord and His Spirit. If you believed in your heart that you received, then God’s Word promises you did. “Therefore I say unto you, What things soever ye desire, when ye pray, believe that ye receive them, and ye shall have them” (Mark 11:24). God always honors His Word; believe it!Please call our Helpline for individual prayer and to receive some free materials we have just for those of you who have prayed to receive Jesus as your Savior and/or to receive this baptism of the Holy Spirit. Our Helpline is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Just call 719-635-1111.Please contact me and let me know that you’ve prayed to receive Jesus as your Savior or be filled with the Holy Spirit. I would like to rejoice with you and help you understand more fully what has taken place in your life. Welcome to your new life!Taken from Andrew Wommack Ministries resource page!Support the [email protected]

Email us: [email protected] every one that asketh receiveth; and he that seeketh findeth; and to him that knocketh it shall be opened… If ye…know how to give good gifts unto your children: how much more shall your heavenly Father give the Holy Spirit to them that ask him?Luke 11:10,13All you have to do is ask, believe, and receive! Pray, Father, I recognize my need for Your power to live this new life. Please fill me with Your Holy Spirit. By faith, I receive it right now! Thank You for baptizing me. Holy Spirit, You are welcome in my life.Congratulations! The Lord promised that He would give the Holy Spirit to all who asked Him in faith (Luke 11:10-13). If you believe His promise, you’re filled with God’s supernatural power! Some syllables from a language you don’t recognize will rise up from your heart to your mouth. (See 1 Cor. 14:14.) As you speak them out loud by faith, you’re releasing God’s power from within and building yourself up in the spirit (1 Cor. 14:4). You can do this whenever and wherever you like!It doesn’t really matter whether you felt anything or not when you prayed to receive the Lord and His Spirit. If you believed in your heart that you received, then God’s Word promises you did. “Therefore I say unto you, What things soever ye desire, when ye pray, believe that ye receive them, and ye shall have them” (Mark 11:24). God always honors His Word; believe it!Please call our Helpline for individual prayer and to receive some free materials we have just for those of you who have prayed to receive Jesus as your Savior and/or to receive this baptism of the Holy Spirit. Our Helpline is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Just call 719-635-1111.Please contact me and let me know that you’ve prayed to receive Jesus as your Savior or be filled with the Holy Spirit. I would like to rejoice with you and help you understand more fully what has taken place in your life. Welcome to your new life!Taken from Andrew Wommack Ministries resource page!Support the [email protected]

Email us: [email protected] is real biblical meditation?If meditation is biblical why do middle eastern religions use it?We must remember, the enemy never creates, he counterfeits! Just because a godless religion uses what God intended for good doesn't mean the entire thing is evil. Do it God's way and you will get God results!Ashes to Armor link:https://www.buzzsprout.com/2601315Support the [email protected]

Email us: [email protected] is real biblical meditation?If meditation is biblical why do middle eastern religions use it?We must remember, the enemy never creates, he counterfeits! Just because a godless religion uses what God intended for good doesn't mean the entire thing is evil. Do it God's way and you will get God results!Ashes to Armor link: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2601315Support the [email protected]

Email us: [email protected] is real biblical meditation?If meditation is biblical why do middle eastern religions use it?We must remember, the enemy never creates, he counterfeits! Just because a godless religion uses what God intended for good doesn't mean the entire thing is evil. Do it God's way and you will get God results!Ashes to Armor link: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2601315Support the [email protected]

Email us: [email protected] play a prophetic word given by Kim Clement in 2015 before Trump had his first term. Is the war good or bad? Support the [email protected]

Email us: [email protected] play a prophetic word given by Kim Clement in 2015 before Trump had his first term. Is the war good or bad? TDS is a real thing caused by the Mainstream Media propaganda. Support the [email protected]

Email us: [email protected] play a prophetic word given by Kim Clement in 2015 before Trump had his first term. Is the war good or bad?Support the [email protected]

Email us: [email protected] this episode we talk about the truth behind what the bible means that death and life are in the power of the tongue!Support the [email protected]

Email us: [email protected] this episode we talk about the truth behind what the bible means that death and life are in the power of the tongue!Support the [email protected]

Email us: [email protected] this episode we talk about the truth behind what the bible means that death and life are in the power of the tongue!Support the [email protected]

Email us: [email protected], a former Shiite Muslim, who had an encounter with Jesus was flying to America and when he landed the Holy Spirit said, "Be careful in America." What did Holy Spirit mean? We talk to Rahmen who lives in Jerusalem, Israel.Support the [email protected]

Email us: [email protected], a former Shiite Muslim, who had an encounter with Jesus was flying to America and when he landed the Holy Spirit said, "Be careful in America." What did Holy Spirit mean? We talk to Rahmen who lives in Jerusalem, Israel.Support the [email protected]

Email us: [email protected], a former Shiite Muslim, who had an encounter with Jesus was flying to America and when he landed the Holy Spirit said, "Be careful in America." What did Holy Spirit mean? We talk to Rahmen who lives in Jerusalem, Israel.Support the [email protected]

Email us: [email protected] Redeemed 316 is a Christian rock music artist (real name Jake Zerfas) who creates southern-grit-infused music with themes of struggle, pain, and redemption. The "316" in the name is a reference to the biblical verse John 3:16, a core tenet of Christian faith regarding God's love and eternal life. About the ArtistMusical Style: The music is described as a mix of southern grit and raw rock, created for "outlaws, the broken, the prodigals, and anyone searching for meaning".Testimony: Jake Zerfas's music is a personal testimony to his own journey of sin, surrender, and restoration, emphasizing that no one is beyond the reach of Jesus's mercy. A key song, "Down to the River," marks the moment he surrendered his life to God.Creative Process: He utilizes AI music tools, such as Suno, to produce his tracks, an approach discussed in a podcast episode of Undaunted Pursuit Podcast.Themes: The lyrics tackle real-life issues like addiction and the struggle for faith, as seen in his album Ballad of a Broken Man. Popular ReleasesThe artist has released several albums and singles as of late 2025 and early 2026. Ballad of a Broken Man: This album explores the artist's personal story of sin, surrender, and redemption, including tracks like "Sinner".Paid in Full: Another album release, it features songs like "New Creation".Reforged: This release includes the track "Soldier's Creed".Singles: Other notable singles include "Brother, Rise", a call to men for repentance and discipline, and "Stay," written from the perspective of parents pleading with a child to hold on to hope. Where to ListenYou can find Rebel Redeemed 316's music on major streaming platforms: SpotifyApple MusicAmazon MusicYouTube Support the [email protected]

Email us: [email protected] Redeemed 316 is a Christian rock music artist (real name Jake Zerfas) who creates southern-grit-infused music with themes of struggle, pain, and redemption. The "316" in the name is a reference to the biblical verse John 3:16, a core tenet of Christian faith regarding God's love and eternal life. About the ArtistMusical Style: The music is described as a mix of southern grit and raw rock, created for "outlaws, the broken, the prodigals, and anyone searching for meaning".Testimony: Jake Zerfas's music is a personal testimony to his own journey of sin, surrender, and restoration, emphasizing that no one is beyond the reach of Jesus's mercy. A key song, "Down to the River," marks the moment he surrendered his life to God.Creative Process: He utilizes AI music tools, such as Suno, to produce his tracks, an approach discussed in a podcast episode of Undaunted Pursuit Podcast.Themes: The lyrics tackle real-life issues like addiction and the struggle for faith, as seen in his album Ballad of a Broken Man. Popular ReleasesThe artist has released several albums and singles as of late 2025 and early 2026. Ballad of a Broken Man: This album explores the artist's personal story of sin, surrender, and redemption, including tracks like "Sinner".Paid in Full: Another album release, it features songs like "New Creation".Reforged: This release includes the track "Soldier's Creed".Singles: Other notable singles include "Brother, Rise", a call to men for repentance and discipline, and "Stay," written from the perspective of parents pleading with a child to hold on to hope. Where to ListenYou can find Rebel Redeemed 316's music on major streaming platforms: SpotifyApple MusicAmazon MusicYouTube Support the [email protected]

Email us: [email protected] Redeemed 316 is a Christian rock music artist (real name Jake Zerfas) who creates southern-grit-infused music with themes of struggle, pain, and redemption. The "316" in the name is a reference to the biblical verse John 3:16, a core tenet of Christian faith regarding God's love and eternal life. About the ArtistMusical Style: The music is described as a mix of southern grit and raw rock, created for "outlaws, the broken, the prodigals, and anyone searching for meaning".Testimony: Jake Zerfas's music is a personal testimony to his own journey of sin, surrender, and restoration, emphasizing that no one is beyond the reach of Jesus's mercy. A key song, "Down to the River," marks the moment he surrendered his life to God.Creative Process: He utilizes AI music tools, such as Suno, to produce his tracks, an approach discussed in a podcast episode of Undaunted Pursuit Podcast.Themes: The lyrics tackle real-life issues like addiction and the struggle for faith, as seen in his album Ballad of a Broken Man. Popular ReleasesThe artist has released several albums and singles as of late 2025 and early 2026. Ballad of a Broken Man: This album explores the artist's personal story of sin, surrender, and redemption, including tracks like "Sinner".Paid in Full: Another album release, it features songs like "New Creation".Reforged: This release includes the track "Soldier's Creed".Singles: Other notable singles include "Brother, Rise", a call to men for repentance and discipline, and "Stay," written from the perspective of parents pleading with a child to hold on to hope. Where to ListenYou can find Rebel Redeemed 316's music on major streaming platforms: SpotifyApple MusicAmazon MusicYouTube Support the [email protected]

Email us: [email protected] is launching a new podcast called Ashes to Armor and these are the first test episodes, we hope you enjoy!Support the [email protected]

Email us: [email protected] is launching a new podcast called Ashes to Armor and these are the first test episodes, we hope you enjoy!Support the [email protected]

Email us: [email protected] is launching a new podcast called Ashes to Armor and these are the first test episodes, we hope you enjoy!Support the [email protected]

Email us: [email protected] Based on James 4:6-7, submitting one's authority to God and humbling oneself results in receiving greater grace. This spiritual principle, often cited as "God opposes the proud but gives grace to the humble," implies that surrendering personal control allows God to provide undeserved favor and strength to resist temptation. Support the [email protected]

Email us: [email protected] Based on James 4:6-7, submitting one's authority to God and humbling oneself results in receiving greater grace. This spiritual principle, often cited as "God opposes the proud but gives grace to the humble," implies that surrendering personal control allows God to provide undeserved favor and strength to resist temptation. Support the [email protected]

Email us: [email protected] Based on James 4:6-7, submitting one's authority to God and humbling oneself results in receiving greater grace. This spiritual principle, often cited as "God opposes the proud but gives grace to the humble," implies that surrendering personal control allows God to provide undeserved favor and strength to resist temptation. Support the [email protected]

Email us: [email protected] The power of words lies in their ability to profoundly shape our reality, influencing our thoughts, emotions, actions, and even physical health, by creating energy, defining identity, building connections or destroying them, and driving behavior through positive affirmations or negative self-talk, making intentional, compassionate language crucial for personal well-being and positive change. Words transmit information, build social cohesion, foster creativity, and hold the key to transforming lives and impacting the world around us. Support the [email protected]

Email us: [email protected] The power of words lies in their ability to profoundly shape our reality, influencing our thoughts, emotions, actions, and even physical health, by creating energy, defining identity, building connections or destroying them, and driving behavior through positive affirmations or negative self-talk, making intentional, compassionate language crucial for personal well-being and positive change. Words transmit information, build social cohesion, foster creativity, and hold the key to transforming lives and impacting the world around us. Support the [email protected]

Email us: [email protected] The power of words lies in their ability to profoundly shape our reality, influencing our thoughts, emotions, actions, and even physical health, by creating energy, defining identity, building connections or destroying them, and driving behavior through positive affirmations or negative self-talk, making intentional, compassionate language crucial for personal well-being and positive change. Words transmit information, build social cohesion, foster creativity, and hold the key to transforming lives and impacting the world around us. Support the [email protected]

Email us: [email protected] you are not careful you will single out verses in scripture and remove them from the context creating an entirely different intention. Always read scripture within the context. In this Kingdom Conversation we talk about scripture misrepresentations by removing the context. Support the [email protected]

Email us: [email protected] you are not careful you will single out verses in scripture and remove them from the context creating an entirely different intention. Always read scripture within the context. In this Kingdom Conversation we talk about scripture misrepresentations by removing the context. Support the [email protected]

Email us: [email protected] you are not careful you will single out verses in scripture and remove them from the context creating an entirely different intention. Always read scripture within the context. In this Kingdom Conversation we talk about scripture misrepresentations by removing the context. Support the [email protected]