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How did God speak to you today?Pastor Luke Allen 7.12.26Support the show

How did God speak to you today?Pastor Dom Simmons | 7.5.26Support the show

How did God speak to you today?Pastor Paul Mints | 6.14.26Support the show

How did God speak to you today?Pastor Paul Mints | 5.31.26Support the show

How did God speak to you today?Dr. Walker | 5.24.26Support the show

How did God speak to you today?Lead Pastor Paul Mints | 5.17.26Support the show

How did God speak to you today?Mother’s Day | Pastor Paul Mints | 5.10.26Support the show

How did God speak to you today?Pastor Brian Swiggart | 5.3.26Support the show

How did God speak to you today?Lead Pastor Paul Mints| 4.26.26Support the show

How did God speak to you today?Pastor Paul Mints| 4.19.26Support the show

How did God speak to you today?Pastor Paul Mints| 4.12.26Support the show

How did God speak to you today?Pastor Paul| 3.29.26Support the show

How did God speak to you today?Pastor Paul| 3.22.26Support the show

How did God speak to you today?Pastor Paul Mints  3.15.26Support the show

How did God speak to you today?Pastor Paul Mints | 3.1.26Support the show

How did God speak to you today?Pastor Paul Mints | 2.22.26Support the show

How did God speak to you today?Dr Courtney Walker | 2.15.26Support the show

How did God speak to you today?Pastor Paul Mints | 2.1.26Support the show

How did God speak to you today?Pastor Paul Mints | 1.25.26 | Weather Related Virtual Service Support the show

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How did God speak to you today?Pastor Paul Mints| 1.11.26Support the show

How did God speak to you today?Pastor Paul Mints| 1.04.26Support the show

How did God speak to you today?Pastor Paul Mints | 12.24.25Support the show

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How did God speak to you today?Pastor Brian Swiggart | 12.14.25Support the show

How did God speak to you today?Pastor Paul Mints | 12.07.25Support the show

How did God speak to you today?Dr. Stephen Smith | 11.30.25Support the show

How did God speak to you today?Pastor Paul Mints | 11.23.25Support the show

How did God speak to you today?Pastor Paul Mints | 11.16.25Support the show

How did God speak to you today?Dr. Courtney Walker | 11.09.25Support the show

How did God speak to you today?Pastor Paul Mints | 11/02/2025Support the show

How did God speak to you today?Pastor Paul Mints | 10.26.25Support the show

How did God speak to you today?Pastor Paul Mints | 10.19.25Support the show

How did God speak to you today?Pastor Paul Mints | 10.12.25Support the show

How did God speak to you today?Pastor Paul Mints | 10.5.25Support the show

How did God speak to you today?Pastor Paul Mints | 9/28/25Support the show

How did God speak to you today? Pastor Paul Mints | 9.21.25Support the show

How did God speak to you today?Pastor Paul Mints | 9.14.25Support the show

How did God speak to you today?Pastor Paul Mints | 09 07 25Support the show

How did God speak to you today?Dr. Courtney Walker | 8.31.25Support the show

How did God speak to you today?Pastor Paul Mints | 8.24.25Support the show

How did God speak to you today?Pastor Paul Mints | 8.17.25Support the show

How did God speak to you today?Pastor Paul Mints | 8.10.25Support the show

How did God speak to you today?Lead Pastor Paul Mints | 8.3.25Support the show

How did God speak to you today?Pastor Luke Allen | 7.27.25Support the show

How did God speak to you today?Pastor Ryan Fontenot | 7.20.25Support the show

How did God speak to you today?Our true identity as children of God is the key that unlocks our divine destiny. Scripture consistently connects who we are with what we're called to do - we are chosen people meant to declare God's praises, known by God before birth to fulfill specific purposes, God's handiwork created for good works, and heirs with Christ destined to share in His glory. Yet many Christians have allowed harmful ideas to take root, becoming experts at surface-level Christianity while neglecting the deeper work of living as true sons and daughters.The stories of the Prodigal Son and Simba from The Lion King illustrate this journey perfectly. Both characters abandoned their true identities - one for wild living, the other due to shame and guilt. Both adopted a 'hakuna matata' philosophy, settling for less than they were created for. But the turning point came when they remembered who they truly were. Like them, we need moments of awakening where God reveals truth to us. The beautiful reality is that when we return to our Father, He doesn't make us earn our place back - He celebrates our return and restores us completely. Our identity is not found in what we do as servants or leaders, but in who we are as beloved children of God. When we fully embrace this truth, we can step into the destiny God has prepared for us.Support the show

How did God speak to you today?Four young adults recently delivered powerful messages about living in the freedom Christ offers. They emphasized that our focus determines our direction - just as a mountain biker crashes when looking at trees instead of the path, we stumble when distracted by past failures or future worries instead of God's present guidance. Psalm 119:105 reminds us that God's word illuminates our immediate path, calling us to be present with Him.They also highlighted the spiritual law of sowing and reaping from Galatians 6:7-9. Many of us work hard wanting better lives but plant the wrong seeds, believing that satisfying our feelings will satisfy our souls. However, sowing to the Spirit brings eternal life while sowing to the flesh leads to corruption. Additionally, they addressed anxiety, noting that nearly half of churchgoers struggle with it. Jesus invites us in Matthew 11:28-30 to exchange our heavy burdens for His light ones through honest prayer, leaning on Scripture, and focusing on today's challenges rather than tomorrow's worries. Finally, they emphasized that our freedom in Christ isn't permission to sin but a privilege to serve others in love, as Galatians 5:13 teaches. God has called us to walk in a kingdom identity of freedom, allowing His Word to guide us toward abundant life.Support the show

How did God speak to you today?Psalm 23 offers profound insights into finding peace amid life's challenges. When David wrote 'The Lord is my shepherd,' he emphasized the deeply personal relationship available to each of us with God. One of the most powerful verses, 'You prepare a table before me in the presence of my enemies,' reveals that God doesn't retreat when we face difficulties—He establishes His provision right in the middle of our struggles.The presence of enemies doesn't mean God has abandoned us; rather, it often confirms His presence. Peace isn't the absence of problems but the presence of our Shepherd in the midst of them. By developing 'table faith'—focusing on God's provision, presence, protection, and peace rather than our problems—we can experience tranquility regardless of our circumstances. Our worth isn't determined by our environment but by our identity as God's children. The anointing oil mentioned in the psalm represents healing for wounds, protection for the mind, and being marked for purpose despite imperfections. Finally, God's goodness and mercy actively pursue us throughout our lives, not retreating when we make mistakes but continually guiding and mentoring us all the way to eternity.Support the show

How did God speak to you today?The enemy has strategically planted spiritual landmines through childhood lies, past pain, and difficult experiences that explode during hardship, making us question God's care. However, Psalm 23 reveals that God's goodness and mercy aren't passively following but actively pursuing us—chasing us down with relentless love. What's at stake isn't just our faith but the spiritual inheritance we pass to future generations.Many of us operate from an orphan mindset, feeling abandoned, overlooked, or unworthy. This leads to disclaiming God's resources, distancing ourselves from soul rest, distrusting God's guidance, defending ourselves unnecessarily, and disagreeing with God's timing. The truth is we're not abandoned but adopted. God doesn't always remove us from the presence of enemies, but He prepares a table before us in their midst—providing abundance while they watch, anointing us while they accuse, and overflowing our cup while they criticize. By immersing ourselves in Psalm 23 daily and choosing to trust the Good Shepherd again, we can replace lies with truth and reclaim our identity as God's treasured children.Support the show