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Send us Fan MailUnforgiveness can feel like strength, like you’re protecting yourself, keeping the score, making sure “justice” happens. But I’ve learned it’s a cage. Captain Terry Warner lays it out plainly: trying to get even is not a healing path, and forgiveness is the open door to living free. Grounded in Scripture and practical Christian living, we talk about kindness, mercy, and why repaying evil for evil only keeps the pain working overtime.From there, we shift into a daily faith mindset that refuses doom and gloom. Psalm 118:24 becomes a battle cry for ordinary days: if God gave you breath today, you can rejoice today. We press into real questions like: Are you in the Word? Do you have a Bible study going? Are you having fun in Jesus, or stuck in complaint and frustration? This is heart-level discipleship, not performance.Then we get specific about prayer and spiritual growth. We call out the “grocery list” prayer life and invite you into unceasing prayer with purpose, including the simple discipline of a prayer journal. We also explore the Holy Spirit, spiritual gifts, speaking in tongues, and prophecy as tools for closeness with God, encouragement, and direction, not confusion or hype. Captain Terry shares bold faith declarations about divine health and prosperity even while dealing with Parkinson’s symptoms, and he closes with a clear invitation to give your heart to Jesus Christ.If this stirred something in you, subscribe for more, share this with a friend who needs freedom, and leave a review so more people can find it. What part hit you hardest: forgiveness, prayer, or spiritual gifts?"The Flowers You Are Picking Today Come From the Seeds You Planted Yesterday. Don't Like Your Boquet Of Flowers? Then Change the Seeds You Are Planting Today." Chaplain Terry 

Send us Fan MailGod knows your name. Not as a metaphor, not as a nice thought, but as a personal reality that can stop you in your tracks and also steady your heart. We sit with that truth and follow it into Part 2 of “No Longer An Old Sinner But Made A Child Of God,” building a Christian identity that is rooted in Scripture rather than shame, fear, or spiritual guesswork. We read and reflect on 1 Thessalonians 5, where Paul warns about end times confusion and reminds believers that the return of the Lord comes suddenly, like a thief in the night. Instead of chasing panic or rumors, we focus on what the text actually calls us to: staying awake, watchful, sober, calm, and grounded. If we belong to the day, we live like it. If we are sons and daughters of light, we stop making peace with spiritual sleep. The thread that ties it all together is redemption and salvation through Jesus Christ the Messiah. God is not appointing us to wrath or selecting us for condemnation; He wants us to obtain His salvation, share His life, and walk with confidence that He is for us. We also land on practical Christian living: encouraging each other, respecting leaders, keeping peace, helping the weak, and staying patient with everyone. Subscribe, share this with a friend who needs steady hope, and leave a review telling us what line challenged you most."The Flowers You Are Picking Today Come From the Seeds You Planted Yesterday. Don't Like Your Boquet Of Flowers? Then Change the Seeds You Are Planting Today." Chaplain Terry 

Send us Fan MailI talk about the moment it hit me that God doesn’t just exist, He knows me personally and still calls me His child. We walk through key scriptures that move us from an “old sinner” mindset to living as the righteousness of God with boldness, purpose, and growth. • Galatians 4:9 and the weight of being known by God • Romans 5:8-9 and what justification really means • Why “forgiven sinner” language distorts identity • 2 Corinthians 5:21 and being made righteous in Christ • Handling daily sin without returning to bondage • Feeding your spirit with the Word for maturity • Dropping old vocabulary and speaking what God says • Living as Christ’s ambassador and showing others light Hang on to this article. We'll pick up part two next week and then part three and four as we go on."The Flowers You Are Picking Today Come From the Seeds You Planted Yesterday. Don't Like Your Boquet Of Flowers? Then Change the Seeds You Are Planting Today." Chaplain Terry 

Send us Fan MailGod knows your name, your story, and the secrets you’ve never said out loud and He still calls you His child. That’s where Chaplain Terry Warner starts, before moving into a Scripture-rich “Gift Speech” built to steady your heart and sharpen your daily walk with Jesus. We also share a few updates to The Chaplain’s Corner, including plans for a newsletter and ways we hope to help others, especially the unborn and the poor. From Romans 5:8–9, we talk about the love of God proved at the cross and the confidence that we’ve been saved from wrath. Then we turn to 1 Thessalonians 5 and the end times: the Lord’s return comes suddenly, but we refuse date-setting. Instead, we focus on what readiness actually looks like, staying awake, staying sober, encouraging one another, and choosing peace. If you’ve been following rapture talk or biblical prophecy and feel anxious, this is a grounded reminder that watchfulness should produce steady faith, not panic. The second half goes deeper into why Jesus had to come at all. God is spirit, yet redemption required a Redeemer who is fully God and fully man, sinless, present on earth, and able to reconcile us through the Word made flesh. With Philippians 2 and 2 Corinthians 5, we connect Christ’s humility to your identity as a new creation and your calling to live as an ambassador of reconciliation. If this encouraged you, subscribe, share the episode with a friend, and leave a review so more people can find it. What line or verse are you going to sit with this week?"The Flowers You Are Picking Today Come From the Seeds You Planted Yesterday. Don't Like Your Boquet Of Flowers? Then Change the Seeds You Are Planting Today." Chaplain Terry 

Send us Fan MailA miracle can comfort you or confront you, depending on what it exposes. I’m Chaplain Terry Warner, and I’m sharing a personal testimony that still challenges me: God healed my eyes, and instead of celebration, I ran into skepticism and confusion. That moment forced a deeper question, not about whether God can move, but about whether we’re ready to accept what He does when it doesn’t match our expectations.From my call into ministry in 1972 through Isaiah 58:6–14 to the early days of Bible studies marked by healings and the gifts of the Spirit, I walk through how easy it is to jump out “full bore” without the biblical foundation to carry the assignment. Then I tell the warehouse story that humbled me the most: pride, a back injury, a chiropractor’s price quote, and a faith declaration that turned into a private repentance on my bed. The point isn’t theatrics, it’s transformation. Real faith doesn’t just ask for healing; it lets God correct the heart behind the need.We also talk about spiritual discernment in a noisy world, why we often fixate on people instead of the spirit behind the conflict, and what Saul’s life teaches about getting in front of God. I recommend reading 1 Samuel and comparing Saul’s drift with David’s heart, then asking the hard question: am I doing what the Lord wants me to do, or just what I think is “for God”? If this message hits home, subscribe, share it with a friend who needs a reset, and leave a review so more people can find Chaplains Corner."The Flowers You Are Picking Today Come From the Seeds You Planted Yesterday. Don't Like Your Boquet Of Flowers? Then Change the Seeds You Are Planting Today." Chaplain Terry 

Send us Fan Mail"The Flowers You Are Picking Today Come From the Seeds You Planted Yesterday. Don't Like Your Boquet Of Flowers? Then Change the Seeds You Are Planting Today." Chaplain Terry 

Send us Fan MailYou can’t see faith, but you can see what it does. Chaplain Terry Warner takes that idea and drives it straight into Scripture, showing how the Bible describes “unseen forces” that shape the world we live in and the spiritual life we’re called to live.We start in Colossians 1 and sit with a powerful truth many believers forget: the Father has already delivered us from the dominion of darkness and brought us into the kingdom of Jesus. From there, we trace the supremacy of Christ across Proverbs 8, John 1, and Hebrews 1, where Jesus is revealed as the visible image of the invisible God and the One who holds all things together. This is practical Bible teaching, not theory: if Christ is preeminent and reconciliation is real, then your identity, your prayer life, and your confidence in God’s promises change.The conversation then turns to the Holy Spirit and how God works through His word, from creation to Acts to the church today. We talk about spiritual gifts, growing up in Christ, and why faith can’t stay as head knowledge. One of the clearest moments comes through an airplane illustration: you cannot see lift, but lift can overcome gravity. In the same way, God’s word in your heart and in your mouth can overcome what your natural situation says is “impossible.”If this encouraged you, subscribe to Unseen Forces, share it with a friend who needs fresh faith, and leave a review so more people can find it. What area of your life needs “lift” right now?"The Flowers You Are Picking Today Come From the Seeds You Planted Yesterday. Don't Like Your Boquet Of Flowers? Then Change the Seeds You Are Planting Today." Chaplain Terry 

Send us Fan MailWhat if your default setting was victory, not survival? We’re unpacking eleven scriptures that rewire how we see wealth, identity, resistance, and purpose—moving from self-made myths to a covenant mindset that actually holds under pressure. We start by giving credit where it’s due: God gives power to create wealth. That shift doesn’t dull ambition; it purifies it. From there we step into bold identity—head and not tail, more than a conqueror, enemies under our feet—and explore how those truths translate into choices that lead, serve, and endure.We dig into the mechanics of transformation. “No weapon formed” isn’t a slogan; it’s a system that pairs God’s promises with disciplined confession and steady action. Words train the heart, and a trained heart steadies the hands. We talk through righteousness in Christ as our legal standing, why that frees us from shame cycles, and how wisdom, sanctification, and redemption become everyday tools. Along the way we anchor courage in a bigger presence: greater is He who is in us. If Christ is the Head and we’re His Body, then mission looks like movement—some of us go, some of us fund, all of us participate.This conversation lands with practical hope. God’s word works like medicine; praise drowns fear; identity fuels integrity; and seeking first the kingdom aligns “all these things” in their right order. Expect clear takeaways you can put to work today: speak life over your lane, decide like someone already approved, and aim your resources at what lasts. If you’re ready to trade small living for steady authority rooted in Scripture, press play, share this with a friend who needs courage, and leave a quick review so others can find the message."The Flowers You Are Picking Today Come From the Seeds You Planted Yesterday. Don't Like Your Boquet Of Flowers? Then Change the Seeds You Are Planting Today." Chaplain Terry 

Send us Fan MailReady for a reset that actually sticks? We open a new season by moving from watering seeds to harvesting them, focusing on how identity, words, and daily habits align your life with God’s reconciliation and abundance. Chaplain Terry Warner guides us through 2 Corinthians 5 to show what it means to be a new creation and an ambassador of grace, then pairs it with Philippians 3 to help us forget what’s behind and strain toward what’s ahead.You’ll hear why motivation by love and faith outperforms transaction thinking, and how speaking God’s words anchors your focus when feelings wobble. We unpack Isaiah’s call to “put Me in remembrance,” not because God forgets, but because we do—our confession trains our attention and reshapes our reactions. From John 10:10 to practical steps like starting a Bible reading plan, praying for the sick, and choosing kindness in traffic, we connect theology to everyday choices that add and multiply life rather than divide and subtract it.We also share updates on a new newsletter, an upcoming book at the publisher, and how generosity through the podcast supports children and people in need. The episode closes with a blessing and a reminder: God is for you, interceding, caring, and calling you righteous. If you’re ready to speak what God speaks and act like Jesus in the moments that count, this one will help you take the next faithful step.Subscribe, share this with a friend who needs a fresh start, and leave a review telling us which promise you’re choosing to speak this week."The Flowers You Are Picking Today Come From the Seeds You Planted Yesterday. Don't Like Your Boquet Of Flowers? Then Change the Seeds You Are Planting Today." Chaplain Terry 

Send us Fan MailWe walk through Colossians and Hebrews to show how Christ holds all things together, how wisdom ordered creation, and how faith-filled words align us with unseen forces. We share how angels serve those who inherit salvation and why speaking Scripture changes outcomes.• season details, episode title and date• foundation in Colossians 1:9–22 and John 15:16• faith as a seed and speech that waters it• Christ as image of the invisible God• wisdom present at creation and cosmic order• reconciliation, forgiveness and peace by the cross• angels as ministering spirits and their role• authority in storms and speaking “peace, be still”• practical call to speak light, life and provision• preview of spiritual and natural laws at workIf you have any prayer requests or need prayer, you can get them on newsletter list, and I’ll pray for you daily"The Flowers You Are Picking Today Come From the Seeds You Planted Yesterday. Don't Like Your Boquet Of Flowers? Then Change the Seeds You Are Planting Today." Chaplain Terry 

Send us Fan MailWhat if the long wait wasn’t a setback, but training for the moment you’re finally ready? We sit down with Carrie Damiano—mentor, judge, and creator of Ms. World Traveler—to unpack how twenty-two years of “not yet” became a clear, courageous yes. Alongside Terry’s path from church mediator to VFW chaplain and prison Bible study teacher, we explore the way God’s timing, not our timelines, reshapes careers, callings, and everyday courage.Carrie breaks down why travel is continuing education: getting on planes to learn humility, history, and gratitude, then slowing down to live like a local, find a church, and actually meet people. She also opens up about singleness as a lifelong calling filled with joy, purpose, and freedom to serve—offering hope to anyone who feels “behind” on a life they imagined. From pageant stages to mentoring rooms, she shows how poise, preparation, and presence are skills anyone can learn, at any age.Terry brings hard-won lessons from decades in ministry, from healing and reconciliation to reading a room without manipulating it. We talk about foundations, forgiveness that multiplies patience, and the simple courage to take one lighted step at a time. You’ll hear a vivid picture of prayer as heart-to-heart with God, stories of miracles and missteps, and a spoken blessing that frames calling as delight, not drudgery.If you’re weighing a new venture, considering a late-career pivot, or wondering whether it’s safe to try again, this conversation offers practical wisdom: seek God, plan like a builder, watch for stop signs and parted seas, and move. Mentorship, faith, and travel intersect here to show that delay can be preparation in disguise. Subscribe, share with a friend who needs this nudge, and leave a review with your biggest “late” dream you’re ready to start."The Flowers You Are Picking Today Come From the Seeds You Planted Yesterday. Don't Like Your Boquet Of Flowers? Then Change the Seeds You Are Planting Today." Chaplain Terry 

Send us Fan MailWe trace Lorette’s journey from New Age and addiction to a clear, Scripture-centered life, then show how neuroscience and the Word team up to cut cravings, renew the mind, and reshape health. We share PraiseMoves as a faithful fitness path and end with a prayer of peace and courage.• New Age background, addiction, and a turning point to Jesus• Salvation as relationship, shalom as wholeness• Identity, confession, and the power of spoken Scripture• PraiseMoves as a Christ-centered alternative to yoga• Yoga’s roots, discernment, and spiritual alignment• Weight loss without willpower and inner healing• Make The Shift bilateral tool to cut cravings• Healing promises and the body as the Spirit’s temple• Simple next steps for health and daily obedience“Now, if you prayed that prayer for the first time or the first time in a long time, I invite you to reach out to Chaplain Terry and let him know.”http://ChristianWeightLossKit.com ; http://ChristianMeditationKit.com ;https://DrLaurette.net ; https://PraiseMoves.com (Full Bio) ;https://praisemoves.com/about-us-laurettes-bio-ministry Correction: golf scores of middle 40's are more accurate at middle 40's to low 50's. (Just sayin) "The Flowers You Are Picking Today Come From the Seeds You Planted Yesterday. Don't Like Your Boquet Of Flowers? Then Change the Seeds You Are Planting Today." Chaplain Terry 

Send us Fan MailGiants don’t shrink when you stare at them, but faith reframes what you’re looking at. We open with Joshua and Caleb’s bold declaration—“we are well able”—and press into why two spies trusted God while a nation stalled at the edge of promise. From there we connect the dots to our own hesitation: decades of miracles behind us, opportunities in front of us, and a heart that wavers between memory and fear.We dig into the engine room of courage. Romans 10 shows how faith starts with heart-belief and open confession, not endless striving for a better feeling. You don’t earn righteousness by perfect performance; you receive it through Jesus. That shift—from trying to deserve God to trusting what He already gave—ends the burnout cycle and restores clarity. We explore why begging for “more faith” misses the point when God has already dealt the measure of faith, and how hearing and agreeing with the Word activates what’s been placed in you.Then we walk through 2 Peter 1 and its stunning claim: His divine power has given us everything for life and godliness, and His promises make us partakers of the divine nature. This is not permission to coast; it’s power to grow. We show how to add virtue, knowledge, self-control, endurance, godliness, brotherly affection, and love without slipping back into legalism. If shame over old sins keeps clouding the present, we call it out and replace it with the truth of full forgiveness. The result is a practical path from fear to fruitfulness, from surviving to stewarding the victory Christ already secured.If this conversation helped you trade striving for steady growth, share it with a friend who needs courage today. Subscribe for more faith-building messages, leave a review so others can find us, and tell us: what promise are you ready to claim this [email protected], [email protected]"The Flowers You Are Picking Today Come From the Seeds You Planted Yesterday. Don't Like Your Boquet Of Flowers? Then Change the Seeds You Are Planting Today." Chaplain Terry 

Send us Fan MailEver feel like you’re watching God work from the sidelines, wondering if you’re meant for more? We pull a thread through Luke 8 and Ephesians 2 to uncover a bold truth: you weren’t saved to spectate. You were raised with Christ, seated with Him, and equipped by grace to carry His work into ordinary places—homes, workplaces, and the lives of people who need healing, hope, and help.We start by asking a clarifying question: in the crowd around Jesus, who are you? Jairus pleading, the woman reaching, a disciple close at hand, or a bystander? That lens opens a larger vision of identity. Drawing from Ephesians 2, we talk about moving from outsider to citizen, built on the foundation of the apostles and prophets with Christ as cornerstone. Grace is not just pardon; it is placement and purpose, preparing us to walk in good works God planned in advance. Then we trace how God’s abundance and the Spirit’s sufficiency shape practical faith. When Jesus says His words are spirit and life, it tells us where power truly resides—and why speaking what God says changes how we face need, fear, and uncertainty.From there, we press into calling. If we are Christ’s body, we don’t mimic the Savior; we manifest His heart—serving, praying, and stepping toward the broken with humble authority. Philippians 2 gives the posture of service, and 2 Corinthians 5 secures our standing in righteousness, freeing us to act without striving for worth. The result is a grounded, everyday discipleship that notices need, prays with faith, and loves with courage. We end with a blessing and a clear invitation to seek first the kingdom, root your life in Scripture, and live like your seat in Christ is real.If this message re-centered your focus, share it with a friend, subscribe for weekly encouragement, and leave a review to help others find the show. And if you need prayer or want to support outreach to children, visit thechaplainscorner.net—we’d love to hear from you."The Flowers You Are Picking Today Come From the Seeds You Planted Yesterday. Don't Like Your Boquet Of Flowers? Then Change the Seeds You Are Planting Today." Chaplain Terry 

Send us Fan MailWe explore how a sleep physician and a chaplain weave CBT‑I, routine, and scripture into a grounded approach to insomnia. The talk moves from myths about sleep meds to practical rules, honest lament, and a calmer trust that welcomes rest rather than forcing it.• integrating CBT‑I with a Christian worldview• the limits of sleep pills and what they actually do• stimulus control and re‑training the bed for sleep• scheduled worry time and idea dumps for racing minds• screens, news, and content choices before bed• Psalm 127, Genesis rhythms, and trust over toil• PTSD, Parkinson’s, and journaling as feedback• communication with God vs spiritual checklists• cultural pressure, comparison, and sleep needs• practical routines for waking in the nightIf anyone listening is interested in the book, you can just go to sleephabitsjournal.com and that will get you to where you can buy it"The Flowers You Are Picking Today Come From the Seeds You Planted Yesterday. Don't Like Your Boquet Of Flowers? Then Change the Seeds You Are Planting Today." Chaplain Terry 

Send us Fan MailWe trace Jesus’ claim as the Light of the World, the standoff with religious leaders in John 8, and the promise that truth frees those who remain in his word. We move from theology to practice—renewing the mind, rejecting lies, returning to God, and living on mission with generosity.• Jesus’ claim “I am the light of the world”• Truth, witness, and the Father’s testimony• Freedom from sin through abiding in the word• Tradition versus obedience and the Sabbath tensions• “Before Abraham, I am” and its implications• Healing of the blind man as enacted light• Renewing the mind and resisting lies• Calling to go, give, and steward resources• Repentance, return, and spoken blessingOn my podcast website, I have a donation page. If you make a donation, all the money, all the proceeds goes to somebody that is going to need the money that the Lord will direct me to give to. Usually when I give it to an increments of$100, but sometimes I'll give more, sometimes I'll give less, depending on where the Lord leads. But if you'd like to be part of that, just don't feel free. Donate. It goes strictly to somebody in need. And every time I get$100 or a little more, then I find somebody. The Holy Spirit will direct me to somebody and we'll meet their needs and hopefully draw them closer to Christ."The Flowers You Are Picking Today Come From the Seeds You Planted Yesterday. Don't Like Your Boquet Of Flowers? Then Change the Seeds You Are Planting Today." Chaplain Terry 

Send us Fan MailWe open the year by slowing down, returning to Jesus as the true bread that satisfies, and re-centering our work around faith, presence, and service. John 6 guides us from chasing signs to trusting the I AM who stills storms and reshapes motives.• new year reset toward presence with Jesus• donation plan to bless local families directly• feeding of the five thousand and motives• Jesus withdraws from forced promotion• walking on water and courage over fear• do not work for food that perishes• belief as the core work God desires• mind of Christ over resolution culture• Spirit-given authority and overcoming by testimony• podcast format shifts to ministry focusDonate what you feel led to give; when it reaches $100 or more, we will bless a needy person or family in Jesus’ name"The Flowers You Are Picking Today Come From the Seeds You Planted Yesterday. Don't Like Your Boquet Of Flowers? Then Change the Seeds You Are Planting Today." Chaplain Terry 

Send us Fan MailWe urge you to guard your heart, stop watering bad seeds, and choose words that bring life. Scripture reading, journaling, and the Spirit’s power turn a noisy year into a harvest of peace, rest, and joy.• pressing on with Philippians as foundation• daily Bible reading and journaling as seed planting• social media’s impact on speech and heart• the mouth revealing the heart’s store• Proverbs’ mandate to guard words and focus• confession, forgiveness, and a fresh start• Jesus’ light yoke and restful way• choosing kindness, compassion, and service• making 2026 a year to rememberLet’s make twenty twenty-six a year to remember, not a year to regret"The Flowers You Are Picking Today Come From the Seeds You Planted Yesterday. Don't Like Your Boquet Of Flowers? Then Change the Seeds You Are Planting Today." Chaplain Terry 

Send us Fan MailWhat if the tension you feel online, at work, and even around the holiday table isn’t random—but a push to make you fight? We open with a simple image of a shaken jar and follow it to a deeper truth about spiritual agitation, the nature of evil, and why our words either calm storms or feed them. From there, we draw a straight line to the greatest commandments—love God fully, love your neighbor as yourself—and show how that love becomes a practical strategy, not a vague ideal, for resisting chaos.We get specific about the enemy’s tactics: confusion, provocation, and the subtle way careless speech hands over ground. Instead of trying to control outcomes with willpower or religious slogans, we make the case for alignment—letting God’s power work through a surrendered life. Binding and loosing come into focus as alignment with heaven rather than a ritual, and Romans 10 reframes the link between heart and mouth: belief that justifies and confession that sets direction. Along the way, we name common pitfalls, like blaming God for misfortune or calling contempt “courage,” and offer a simple way forward: disciplined speech, humble repentance, and consistent love that treats people as God would.As the year turns, we extend a clear invitation to entrust your plans, resources, and relationships to Christ and test His faithfulness. You’ll hear updates on our weekly releases, how listeners worldwide use these messages for small groups and study, and a brief note on donations and newsletters. If your life feels rattled, this conversation offers footing—practical steps to speak peace, embody love, and push back against agitation with trained, righteous persistence. If this resonates, subscribe, share with a friend who needs steady ground, and leave a review so others can find their way to this message."The Flowers You Are Picking Today Come From the Seeds You Planted Yesterday. Don't Like Your Boquet Of Flowers? Then Change the Seeds You Are Planting Today." Chaplain Terry 

Send us Fan MailWe trace how words dig holes or build paths, moving from complaint to praise, from blame to blessing, and from self-reliance to Spirit-led speech. Scripture anchors each step as we outline practical ways to plant better seeds with our tongues and walk in love.• the fruit of the lips as sacrifice of praise• thanksgiving offering that admits human imperfection• God’s mercy contrasted with the devil’s distortion• the battle line at thoughts, words, and confession• you will not rise above your confession• practical repentance and daily habits of love• seeing the kingdom within and acting like Christ• change your seeds to change your harvest• blessing, intercession, and Scripture as daily practiceMy podcasts come out every Monday morningWhen you go to my website, thechaplainscorner.net, there will be a drop-down menu for my websiteIf you would like to sign up for my newsletter, be assured that your information will never be sold or given outThe Chaplain's Corner is no longer a 5013C corporation. Your donations are not tax deductible. However, all monies donated will be used strictly for the ministry"The Flowers You Are Picking Today Come From the Seeds You Planted Yesterday. Don't Like Your Boquet Of Flowers? Then Change the Seeds You Are Planting Today." Chaplain Terry 

Send us Fan MailWe trace how Jesus faced Judas with truth and humility, why betrayal cannot break God’s plan, and how Joseph’s path shows pain turning into purpose. We end with four practical steps to keep a soft heart and a steady hope when trust is broken.• Jesus shares bread and washes feet, even with Judas• Sin’s origin in desire, not God’s temptation• God’s foreknowledge and the cross in Acts 2• Resurrection as the horizon, not a detour• Joseph’s trials advancing God’s purpose• Four practices: do not fear, trust the process, avoid early judgment, keep a soft heart• Living hidden in Christ as protection and postureWhen you go to my website, the ChaplainsCorner.net, there will be a drop-down menu for my website. If you would like to sign up for my newsletter, be assured that your information will never be sold or given out. The Chaplain's Corner is no longer a 5013C corporation. Your donations are not tax deductible. However, all monies donated will be used strictly for the ministry."The Flowers You Are Picking Today Come From the Seeds You Planted Yesterday. Don't Like Your Boquet Of Flowers? Then Change the Seeds You Are Planting Today." Chaplain Terry 

Send us Fan MailEver wondered why a bright start with faith can fade into old habits? We take on that honest tension and chart a clear path back to first love—rooted in God’s everlasting kindness, grounded in unity with Christ, and sustained by simple, repeatable practices that actually change your day. From Jeremiah 31:3 to John 17, we show how love and oneness aren’t abstract ideas but living anchors that steady your heart and reshape your choices.We walk through a practical rhythm for the season: carry Thanksgiving forward into Christmas, and let gratitude shift your inner climate. You’ll hear a bold, speak-it-aloud confession designed to help you refuse fear, welcome peace, and guard your mind with Scripture. Then we move from theory to action: what it means to master yourself by letting the Word master you, how to stop being a spectator and stir up the Spirit’s gift, and why redemption in Galatians 3 means you don’t have to live under the curse. This is everyday discipleship—mercy, forgiveness, praise, and small acts of obedience that add up to a life that shines.Along the way, we connect key verses—Isaiah 26, 1 Thessalonians 5, John 15, Hebrews 4—to a practical plan you can start today. If you’ve felt stuck, you’ll find a gracious reset: speak truth, act on promise, and let love lead. And if you’re ready to be a beacon for someone else, you’ll have clear handles to live the good news with steady joy.If this encouraged you, subscribe, share it with a friend who needs hope, and leave a review so more people can find the show. What one step will you take today to live as a new creation?"The Flowers You Are Picking Today Come From the Seeds You Planted Yesterday. Don't Like Your Boquet Of Flowers? Then Change the Seeds You Are Planting Today." Chaplain Terry 

Send us Fan MailRituals can polish the outside, but Jesus points us to a deeper diagnosis: the tongue reveals the heart. We open Matthew 15 and uncover why defilement isn’t about unwashed hands or spotless dishes, but about the words we choose and the desires that drive them. From Peter’s request for clarity to Jesus’ plain-spoken answer, we trace how careless speech, slander, and stubborn talk don’t appear randomly—they overflow from a heart left unguarded.We get practical with Proverbs 4, mapping a path to reshape the inner life: attend to God’s words, keep them before your eyes, store them in your heart, and guard that wellspring with diligence. Rather than swapping a few bad phrases, we pursue a deeper renovation where Scripture becomes both soap and seed—cleansing the mouth and planting new patterns of thought, gratitude, and courage. Along the way, we challenge the lines we repeat without thinking, like I’m just a victim, replacing them with identity-rooted truth that aligns our confession with God’s promises.This conversation also carries weight for families and communities. Parents and mentors set the tone for how faith sounds under pressure, modeling how conviction and kindness can live in the same sentence. We highlight the risks of brushing aside “small” sins of speech and the freedom that comes when we put away perverse talk and practice blessing. If your mouth leaks what your heart stores, then it’s time to change the inventory—feeding on Scripture, choosing life-giving words, and letting peace govern the way we speak.If this message helps realign your words and your heart, share it with a friend, subscribe for weekly episodes, and leave a review to help others find the show."The Flowers You Are Picking Today Come From the Seeds You Planted Yesterday. Don't Like Your Boquet Of Flowers? Then Change the Seeds You Are Planting Today." Chaplain Terry 

Send us Fan MailWe explore why fear is faith in the wrong direction and how Scripture calls us to power, love, and a sound mind. Timothy’s charge meets today’s cultural anxiety as we call believers to bold love, moral clarity, and active service rooted in the gospel.• foundation texts from Matthew 13, Mark 4, Luke 8 on sowing and harvest• fear defined as false evidence appearing real• 2 Timothy 1:6–10 on power, love, self-discipline• context of Timothy’s leadership in Ephesus• critique of timidity and passivity in the church• call to evangelism, service, and moral courage• reflections on law, civility, and national ethics• love that tells truth while resisting sin• repentance, personal action, and hope in ChristMy podcasts come out every Monday morningWhen you go to my website, thechaplainscorner.net, there will be a drop-down menu for my websiteIf you would like to sign up for my newsletter, be assured that your information will never be sold or given outThe Chaplain's Corner podcasts and articles are being used for Bible lessons and sermon notes for home and small church groups in Pakistan, Bangladesh, India, Africa, including Kenya, and other places all over the worldThere are it is my ideas and my thoughts and my opinions that this podcast portraysI'm not associated with any denomination, nor do I seek to beChaplain's Corner is no longer a 501 3C corporationYour donations are not tax deductibleHowever, all monies donated will be used strictly for this ministry"The Flowers You Are Picking Today Come From the Seeds You Planted Yesterday. Don't Like Your Boquet Of Flowers? Then Change the Seeds You Are Planting Today." Chaplain Terry 

Send us Fan MailWe open a new “Fear Not” series on how spoken Scripture forms faith, steadies the mind, and reshapes daily choices. We clarify Jesus’ warning about blasphemy of the Holy Spirit, reassure believers of forgiveness, and invite practical steps to speak peace in an anxious age.• why faith grows by hearing Scripture aloud• James 3 on the tongue as rudder and fire• how speech flows from the heart and sets direction• feeding fear through media versus feeding faith• Jesus and the Pharisees on divided kingdoms• what the “unpardonable sin” is and isn’t• assurance of salvation and the place of repentance• practicing “Fear not” verses for peace and courage• living forgiven with love, power, and a sound mindGo to thechaplainscorner.net to sign up for my newsletter; your information will never be sold or given outThe Chaplain’s Corner is not a 501c; donations are not tax deductible; all monies support this ministry"The Flowers You Are Picking Today Come From the Seeds You Planted Yesterday. Don't Like Your Boquet Of Flowers? Then Change the Seeds You Are Planting Today." Chaplain Terry 

Send us Fan MailWhat if “more than conquerors” wasn’t a slogan but a new way to see yourself and your future? We walk through Romans 8 with open Bibles and open hearts, tracing the bold arc from calling to confidence: foreknown, predestined, justified, and glorified. That’s not theory; it’s the ground beneath your feet when life pushes hard. If God is for us, who can be against us becomes a daily posture, not a poster on the wall.We dig into why embodiment matters for authority on earth, why Jesus kept his resurrected body, and why the enemy fights for vessels to twist good design. Then we clear the fog around salvation and growth: being born again means your spirit is made new by the incorruptible Word. Righteousness is a gift from Christ, not a wage earned by perfect behavior. When we confuse fruit with roots, we either perform for approval or collapse under shame. Scripture steadies us. God is love—he does not send sickness or sin to teach lessons. Returning to the Word refines our vision and renews our minds.From there, we get practical. Peter’s call to crave pure spiritual milk invites a new appetite and a new ethic: strip malice, deceit, hypocrisy, envy, and slander; bless those who cut you off; forgive quickly; speak life. Trade grasshopper vision for promise vision and put on the full armor of God. Let this mind be in you which was in Christ Jesus. Whether you’re saying yes to Jesus for the first time or shifting your daily focus, you’ll find clear steps, honest encouragement, and a reminder that nothing can separate you from the love of God in Christ.If this message strengthens you, follow the show, share it with a friend who needs courage today, and leave a quick review so others can find it too. Your words help spread hope."The Flowers You Are Picking Today Come From the Seeds You Planted Yesterday. Don't Like Your Boquet Of Flowers? Then Change the Seeds You Are Planting Today." Chaplain Terry 

Send us Fan MailWhat if you were never meant to stand on the sidelines of faith? We explore how Ephesians 2 moves us from “dead in trespasses” to “seated with Christ,” and why that new position redefines everyday life—from the way we pray to the way we meet need in our neighborhoods.We walk through the crowd scenes of Luke 8, where a desperate leader begs for his daughter and a courageous woman reaches for healing. Those stories pose a sharp question: are we spectators or participants? If Jesus is the head and we are His body, then His compassion, courage, and authority are meant to flow through our lives. Together we connect Paul’s theology of grace to the practical work of ministry—caring for the sick, lifting the weary, and proclaiming hope. Humility becomes our mindset, service our posture, and love our strategy.You’ll hear a clear call to move from admiration to imitation. We talk about what it looks like to carry the mission of Luke 4 into modern streets and living rooms, and how Mark 16 challenges passive belief with active trust. Expect a mix of Scripture, plain language, and real-world application designed to help you step out of the crowd and into your calling. Christ will return, but until then the Body moves—through your hands, words, and presence.If this message sparks you to act, share it with a friend, subscribe for more Monday episodes, and leave a review so others can find the show. Then tell us: where are you choosing to stand in the crowd today?"The Flowers You Are Picking Today Come From the Seeds You Planted Yesterday. Don't Like Your Boquet Of Flowers? Then Change the Seeds You Are Planting Today." Chaplain Terry 

Send us Fan MailWhat if the real shift isn’t the soil under your feet but the seed on your tongue? We take a fresh look at Mark 4 and move beyond self-diagnosing thorny ground to embrace the calling to sow living words. By tracing a thread from the parable of the sower to John 6:63, we explore how the words of Jesus carry spirit and life—and how our agreement with those words can reshape the landscapes we live in.We talk practically about identity and authority: God’s workmanship, ambassadors of Christ, heirs by faith, members of His body. That identity informs how we speak. From Mark 11’s mountain-moving faith to Romans 10’s powerful union of belief and confession, we show why your voice is not an accessory to faith but a vital instrument. We unpack how language plants outcomes—blessing or bitterness, peace or panic—and how to align daily speech with Scripture so it nurtures a harvest rather than thorns.You’ll hear a clear, grace-filled invitation: let Jesus be Lord of your mouth. Replace fear-narratives with promises, speak life over your home and work, and trust the God who designed the earth to respond to good seed. Along the way, we share simple practices to guard your heart, curate your words, and expect steady growth. If you’re ready to move from dry, stony patches to a fruitful field, this conversation offers both vision and steps forward.If this message strengthens your faith, subscribe, share it with a friend who needs encouragement, and leave a review so others can find the show. And visit thechaplainscorner.net to connect further and sign up for updates."The Flowers You Are Picking Today Come From the Seeds You Planted Yesterday. Don't Like Your Boquet Of Flowers? Then Change the Seeds You Are Planting Today." Chaplain Terry 

Send us Fan MailA raw testimony of despair, doubt, and betrayal turns into a story of surrender, healing, and a simpler way to walk with God. We trace Tom’s spiral from cancer and rage to an unexpected breakthrough, unscripted worship, and a grounded vision of daily faith.• audible encounter with God during cancer and grief• brother’s LSD trip ending in instant sobriety• doubt, accusation, and the slow work of sanctification• father’s insurance betrayal and escalating self-destruction• suicide plan interrupted by providential “blockades”• cheap wine conversation leading to sudden clarity and peace• life in the early charismatic movement and spontaneous worship• critique of hierarchy and the call to servant leadership• a reported healing after quiet consent to Scripture’s promise• practical counsel on yielding, hearing, and speaking wisely• living without chasing “ministry” and letting love leadGet my books on Amazon: The Daily Stand and Set the Captives Free. Find more at just2beclear.com and substack: just2beclear1.substack.comWebsite:  https://just2beclear.com/  [To Learn More About Tom's Current and Upcoming Books]Substack:  https://just2beclear1.substack.com/  [For Blog Posts and Podcasts To Has Been On] "The Daily Stand" On Amazon:  https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DPNFRW3T"Set The Captives Free" On Amazon:  https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FCJ2Z2LN @Just2Beclear FB:  https://www.facebook.com/just2beclear@Just2BeClear1 Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/just2beclear1Direct Email: [email protected] "The Flowers You Are Picking Today Come From the Seeds You Planted Yesterday. Don't Like Your Boquet Of Flowers? Then Change the Seeds You Are Planting Today." Chaplain Terry 

Send us Fan MailA teenage inventor tries to fix a problem the world ignored and ends up breathing in the very danger he set out to contain. That choice ripples through his family, culminating in a loss that shatters his certainty and leaves him convinced he deserves whatever comes next. When Tom finds a hard lump near his liver, he decides to stay silent, wear the guilt, and wait for the inevitable—until a moment of raw encounter breaks in like thunder and floods the room with love he didn’t know existed.We walk with Tom from a childhood shaped by hidden Jewish roots and a father who spoke in formulas, to the dizzy pride of winning science fairs with a brake-dust device built on insight and blind spots. The story pivots when asbestos exposure intersects with his mother’s illness, turning intellect into anguish and engineering into accusation. For months, visions of cloud-framed scenes reveal a world that goes on without him, untethering the belief that performance holds everything together. Then, an audible voice speaks two sentences that cut through fear and reframe the future: unconditional love now, and a promise that suggests tomorrow still belongs to him.This episode blends faith, science, trauma, and hope into a narrative that asks hard questions about responsibility, suffering, and what it means to be seen by God. We don’t rush the answers. Instead, we open space for the tension between data and mystery, between guilt and grace, and we sit with the shock of being loved before we’ve made anything right. If you’ve wrestled with shame, felt crushed by the outcomes of your best intentions, or wondered whether God still speaks, this story will meet you where you’re most human and point toward a wider horizon.If the conversation moved you, share it with a friend, tap follow to catch part two, and leave a review with your biggest question—we’re listening and we’ll bring your questions into the next chapter.Website: https://just2beclear.com/. [To Learn More About Tom's Current and Upcoming Books] Substack: https://just2beclear1.substack.com/ [For Blogs, Posts, and Podcasts Tom Has Been On.] "The Daily Stand" on Aamzon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DPNFRW3T"Set The Captives Free" on Amazon https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FCJ2Z2LNFaceBook: https://www.facebook.com/just2beclearInstagram:  https://www.instagram.com/just2beclear1Direct Email: [email protected] "The Flowers You Are Picking Today Come From the Seeds You Planted Yesterday. Don't Like Your Boquet Of Flowers? Then Change the Seeds You Are Planting Today." Chaplain Terry 

Send us Fan MailA four-day tomb, a public prayer, a single command—and a man walks out alive. We open John 11 with fresh eyes to watch Jesus delay on purpose, meet grief with tears and truth, and turn a funeral into a furnace of faith. From Martha’s honest ache to the leaders’ anxious plots, the story reveals more than a miracle; it shows a Savior whose timing disrupts our fear and reshapes our future.As we trace the arc from Bethany to our moment, we face hard questions about violence, moral drift, and what happens when the church grows drowsy. Laws can restrain, but only transformed hearts renew; strategies matter, but they can’t replace repentance. We talk about the gap between our urgency and God’s pace, and why that gap is often the very ground where belief is born. Along the way, we name the practices that keep hope sturdy—prayer that isn’t performative, Scripture that forms the mind, service that trains the hands, and fellowship that pulls grave clothes off people finding life again.This conversation is both a wake-up and a hand up. If delay has made you cynical, come hear why Jesus is never late to mercy. If the headlines have worn you thin, listen for the voice that still calls the dead to rise and the weary to stand. Subscribe, share with a friend who could use courage today, and leave a review to help others find their way back to hope."The Flowers You Are Picking Today Come From the Seeds You Planted Yesterday. Don't Like Your Boquet Of Flowers? Then Change the Seeds You Are Planting Today." Chaplain Terry 

Send us Fan MailWe share a tender origin story of calling, a parent’s courageous decision for life, and how a voice actor turned a single Easter reading into a full, faithful, modern-language Bible that lowers the barrier for hearing God’s Word. Along the way, we talk accuracy, accessibility, and daily habits that keep faith alive.• a mother’s refusal of abortion shaping purpose• loss, adoption, and the value of life• how a Facebook video became 66 books• public domain limits and translation choices• balancing clarity with theological fidelity• helping readers beyond KJV language barriers• stories of people returning to Christ• daily Bible habits, reading plans, and Audible• where to find the EUR on Amazon and Audible• closing prayer of blessing over the workAudible and Amazon are where I direct most people to because they're familiar with it and it's easy to navigate those two sites"The Flowers You Are Picking Today Come From the Seeds You Planted Yesterday. Don't Like Your Boquet Of Flowers? Then Change the Seeds You Are Planting Today." Chaplain Terry 

Send us Fan MailHave you ever wondered why your declarations of faith don't seem to manifest in your life? This transformative episode unravels the mystery behind effective faith by examining the biblical principle that faith without works is dead.Through a fresh perspective on Genesis, we discover God's original pattern for creation - speaking faith-filled words that directed the Holy Spirit to bring desired results into existence. This revelation challenges our modern understanding of faith, showing that it's not about manipulating God like a "cosmic vending machine" but about participating in His divine system of spiritual sowing and reaping. I share a personal story about trying to believe for a pair of socks and why this approach failed, revealing the crucial missing element in many believers' faith practice. The episode explores the profound truth that we are spiritual beings with souls living in physical bodies, giving us authority in three realms. When we understand this three-part nature, we can properly align our words with God's will and allow the Holy Spirit to empower them.Discover why Jesus taught about mustard seed faith and what it truly means that every believer has received "the measure of faith" - the same faith that raised Christ from the dead. Learn how to transform your faith from passive hope to active spiritual force that participates in God's creative process through proper spiritual principles.Ready to see real results from your faith? Visit thechaplainscorner.net for more teachings, or reach out directly with prayer requests. Subscribe to receive new episodes every Monday morning and join this journey of spiritual growth and understanding."The Flowers You Are Picking Today Come From the Seeds You Planted Yesterday. Don't Like Your Boquet Of Flowers? Then Change the Seeds You Are Planting Today." Chaplain Terry 

Send us Fan MailHave you ever felt the jarring realization that time has slipped away while you were too busy to notice? Chaplain Terry Warner opens this episode with a startling confession: "I took a deep breath this morning and when I exhaled it was September 2025." This powerful metaphor sets the stage for an intimate exploration of spiritual disconnection in our hurried world.The chaplain vulnerably shares how his own spiritual life deteriorated into a series of pre-planned, hurried prayers scattered throughout busy days. Despite his ministry role, he found himself "running around in a panic and out of breath trying to please God" while paradoxically growing distant from the very relationship meant to sustain him. The moment of clarity came when he realized the absurdity of this approach, prompting him to "slam on the brakes" on his frantic lifestyle.Perhaps the most profound insight comes from his observation about Jesus: "Jesus never ran to raise anybody from the dead." This countercultural perspective challenges our modern obsession with busyness and efficiency. The chaplain invites listeners to join him on a journey back to spiritual centeredness through unhurried presence with God. He offers specific scripture recommendations including Psalms 1, 23, and 103, alongside personal encouragement to move beyond merely "doing godly things" to experiencing authentic communion with God. Whether you're feeling spiritually exhausted or simply seeking a deeper connection, this episode offers both comfort and a gentle challenge to reclaim sacred stillness in your spiritual journey. Subscribe to our newsletter at thechaplainscorner.net and join our community as we learn to slow down together."The Flowers You Are Picking Today Come From the Seeds You Planted Yesterday. Don't Like Your Boquet Of Flowers? Then Change the Seeds You Are Planting Today." Chaplain Terry 

Send us Fan MailCaught in a cycle of frustration, anger, and outbursts? You're not alone. The "social rollercoaster" that many of us ride—from road rage to social media arguments—follows a surprisingly predictable pattern.My own wake-up call came when my young granddaughter mimicked my road rage behavior, shouting and shaking her fist at another driver. That embarrassing moment revealed how quickly our negative responses influence others and sparked my journey to understand what I call "social rage."This pattern often begins with normal, responsible behavior, followed by a series of seemingly minor annoyances—a spilled drink, internet issues, traffic frustrations—that compound until triggering an explosion of anger. Most troubling is how this cycle repeats month after month, trapping us in what I describe as an "infinity rut" or self-dug grave of negative emotions.Breaking free requires a fundamental shift in perspective and response. When someone cuts me off in traffic now, instead of yelling, I pray for them—for their safety, improved driving, and spiritual well-being. This simple practice transforms not just my response but my entire attitude. While circumstances may not change, our response absolutely can.Scripture teaches that "man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that proceeds from the mouth of God." When we align our speech and actions with biblical principles, we begin climbing out of that self-dug grave of negative patterns. True change comes from within, through accepting Christ and allowing His word to transform our thoughts, words, and actions.Ready to get off the social rollercoaster? Visit thechaplainscorner.net to connect, submit prayer requests, or sign up for my newsletter. New episodes release every Monday morning."The Flowers You Are Picking Today Come From the Seeds You Planted Yesterday. Don't Like Your Boquet Of Flowers? Then Change the Seeds You Are Planting Today." Chaplain Terry 

Send us Fan MailFaith must be matched with action to be effective and alive. Religion without real-world impact misses the point of Christianity and fails to attract non-believers to Christ.• Faith comes by hearing the Word of God, but James clearly teaches that faith without works is dead• Abraham demonstrated true faith when he was willing to sacrifice Isaac—his faith cooperated with his works• Many Christians are busy with religious activities but fail to demonstrate genuine love or make real impact• The same power that raised Christ from the dead dwells in believers but remains unused• Christians should focus on destroying the works of the devil rather than just accumulating knowledge• As Christ's return approaches, believers must move beyond knowledge to action• Personal testimony: 53 years of struggle followed by 25 years of fruitfulness after learning to act on faithSign up for my newsletter at thechaplainscorner.net. Send prayer requests via email and I'll talk with you personally and pray for you."The Flowers You Are Picking Today Come From the Seeds You Planted Yesterday. Don't Like Your Boquet Of Flowers? Then Change the Seeds You Are Planting Today." Chaplain Terry 

Send us Fan MailWe've all experienced those moments of spiritual frustration – praying fervently, confessing bold promises, yet wondering why our faith isn't producing the results we expect. The missing piece? Understanding that faith requires action.Drawing from James 2:26, this episode explores the powerful principle that "faith without works is dead." Just as a human body without spirit is lifeless, faith without corresponding action remains dormant. Through personal stories and biblical examples, Chaplain Terry Warner unpacks why simply wishing for socks won't make them materialize, no matter how many times you confess it.The mustard seed metaphor takes center stage as we discover that the issue isn't about having enough faith – it's about properly cultivating the measure of faith you already possess. When Jesus spoke of faith moving mountains, He wasn't suggesting we need enormous quantities of belief, but rather quality faith that's nurtured through deliberate action. Every believer receives the same measure of faith (Romans 12:3), containing everything needed for spectacular spiritual growth. The difference lies in how we water and cultivate that seed.God's creative process in Genesis provides our model: specific, directed, faith-filled words that activated the Holy Spirit to bring desired results. Similarly, our words and actions must align with the abundance in our hearts to effectively grow our spiritual gardens. The kingdom operates through spiritual principles that require our active participation – not just passive wishing.Ready to transform your approach to faith? Subscribe to the podcast every Monday morning and visit thechaplainscorner.net to connect, submit prayer requests, or sign up for the monthly newsletter. Remember: your spiritual mustard seed won't grow with wishes alone – it needs the water of deliberate, faith-aligned action."The Flowers You Are Picking Today Come From the Seeds You Planted Yesterday. Don't Like Your Boquet Of Flowers? Then Change the Seeds You Are Planting Today." Chaplain Terry 

Send us Fan MailChaplain Terry Warner explores how we often plant spiritual seeds without properly watering or cultivating them, causing our potential harvests to remain dormant in the ground waiting to be reactivated. He offers practical guidance for revitalizing these forgotten seeds through reconnecting with God's word.• God knows your circumstances and conditions completely• We often treat God as a genie rather than our source• Dormant seeds can be reactivated through proper spiritual watering• Repentance creates space for renewed growth• God still performs miracles and wants to prosper you• Forgiveness is essential for your prayers to be effective• Speaking directly to your obstacles helps cultivate your seedsVisit thechaplainscornernet for more resources and sign up for the monthly newsletter. Send prayer requests directly to Chaplain Terry for personal prayer support."The Flowers You Are Picking Today Come From the Seeds You Planted Yesterday. Don't Like Your Boquet Of Flowers? Then Change the Seeds You Are Planting Today." Chaplain Terry 

Send us Fan MailDo you find yourself constantly telling God how big your problems are instead of telling your problems how big your God is? This profound disconnect lies at the heart of why many believers experience ongoing struggles despite God's promises of healing, provision, and victory.Chaplain Terry Warner cuts through religious confusion to reveal a simple yet revolutionary truth: as believers, we already possess the authority to speak directly to our problems. Drawing from Jesus's own words in Mark 11:23 and throughout John chapter 5, this episode unpacks why we remain stuck in cycles of defeat when divine authority is already within us."The kingdom of God is within me, and Jesus has provided everything I need to run the devil out of my life," Warner declares, challenging listeners to stop merely describing their problems to God and start addressing them with the power of God's Word. This isn't about positive thinking—it's about operating in the same spirit of faith Paul referenced when he wrote, "I believed, therefore I have spoken."Whether you're battling health challenges, financial struggles, or relational difficulties, this teaching provides practical insight on how to transition from passive complaining to active spiritual authority. Learn how to make powerful scriptural declarations that position you to receive what Christ has already secured for you.The choice becomes clear: Will you have another day of defeat and despair, or will you stand one more time against the devil? Take your rightful place as God's child and discover how speaking to your problems instead of about them can transform your life from the inside out."The Flowers You Are Picking Today Come From the Seeds You Planted Yesterday. Don't Like Your Boquet Of Flowers? Then Change the Seeds You Are Planting Today." Chaplain Terry 

Send us Fan MailTime is running out for us to fulfill our spiritual commitments and resolutions. Eight months into the year, many of us haven't completed—or even started—the things we resolved to do, while God has already finished His part through Jesus Christ.• Scripture references include Psalm 102:24-27, Hebrews 1:10-12, Hebrews 12:27, John 4:35, Matthew 24:14, Acts 2:17-19, Ephesians 5:14, and Habakkuk 2:2-3• The Israelites' complaining in the wilderness demonstrates how criticism can become our downfall• We should proclaim God's promises daily instead of complaining about circumstances• Jesus is building His church on schedule, regardless of our procrastination• Divine revelations may appear to linger, but they "will certainly come and will not delay"• God's promises are found in His Word, which we need to write down, remember, and speak aloudVisit thechaplainscornernet to sign up for the monthly newsletter. Send prayer requests to Chaplain Terry Warner for personal prayer support."The Flowers You Are Picking Today Come From the Seeds You Planted Yesterday. Don't Like Your Boquet Of Flowers? Then Change the Seeds You Are Planting Today." Chaplain Terry 

Send us Fan MailSpiritual farming requires more than just scattered seeds. Drawing from personal experience and biblical wisdom, Chaplain Terry Warner reveals why many believers struggle financially despite faithful giving—they're planting seeds without understanding the laws that govern harvest."Everything I touched broke, quit, or fell apart," Warner confesses about his life before learning proper seed time and harvest principles. This raw admission resonates with anyone who's felt stuck in cycles of lack despite sincere spiritual efforts. The breakthrough came when Warner and his wife committed to "build their house for God" according to biblical patterns, gradually moving from frustration to abundance through consistent application of scriptural principles.The teaching unpacks Jesus's parables of the fig tree and the sower, applying them directly to financial stewardship. Rather than mindlessly "throwing money in the offering plate," Warner challenges listeners to strategically direct their seeds toward fertile soil, water them through prayer (especially in tongues), and protect them from the enemy's theft. He addresses the patience required—most seeds need at least 90 days to produce—while emphasizing the power of faith-filled declarations: "I have enough. I suffer no want. My God meets all my needs according to His riches in glory."Ready to move from withered seeds to hundredfold returns? This episode provides practical steps to align your seed-planting with God's principles. Subscribe for new episodes every Monday, and visit thechaplainscorner.net to access more resources for your spiritual growth. Share your transformation story or prayer needs—Chaplain Warner personally responds to messages and prayer requests from listeners."The Flowers You Are Picking Today Come From the Seeds You Planted Yesterday. Don't Like Your Boquet Of Flowers? Then Change the Seeds You Are Planting Today." Chaplain Terry 

Send us Fan MailHave you ever considered the astonishing precision of our universe? Earth spins at exactly 1,000 miles per hour, maintaining the perfect distance from the sun—any deviation would make life impossible. This cosmic perfection points directly to divine intelligence and loving design.Chaplain Terry Warner explores this divine blueprint in "World Related, Part 2," examining God's fundamental attributes: omniscience, omnipotence, and omnibenevolence. At the core of God's nature is love—pure, sustaining love that has preserved humanity throughout history. Unlike false gods created to manipulate, the true God exists eternally through love, from no beginning to no end.The podcast delves into profound spiritual truths about our identity. When we accept Christ as Savior, we undergo a spiritual name change. No longer are we "unsaved" or "bound"; we become children of God—conquerors empowered to influence not only our lives but the lives of others. Just as Adam named the animals in Eden, establishing their identities, God gives believers a new name and nature through Christ. This transformation grants us access to divine strength, wisdom, and authority.Terry also highlights Israel's miraculous existence as compelling evidence of God's reality. No other nation has survived thousands of years while maintaining cultural integrity and eventually regaining statehood—a testament to God's faithfulness to His chosen people.Ready to discover your new identity in Christ? Subscribe to "The Chaplain's Corner" podcast, released every Monday morning, and visit thechaplainscorner.net for more spiritual insights. Send your prayer requests directly to Chaplain Terry, who promises personal attention and faithful intercession for your needs."The Flowers You Are Picking Today Come From the Seeds You Planted Yesterday. Don't Like Your Boquet Of Flowers? Then Change the Seeds You Are Planting Today." Chaplain Terry 

Send us Fan MailThis episode kicks off a multi-part series on the authenticity of Scripture and why the Bible can be trusted as the infallible Word of God. I share my personal conviction about taking the Bible literally despite criticism and explore compelling evidence for biblical trustworthiness.• First episode in a multi-part "Word-Related" series (4-6 parts planned)• Defense of biblical literalism against intellectual skepticism• Evidence of divine design in the universe's precise balance and laws• Explanation of God's spiritual nature enabling omnipresence• Israel's continued existence as proof of biblical prophetic accuracy• God's love as the sustaining force of creation and order• Introduction to upcoming topics in the seriesPlease visit thechaplainscornernet to find all podcast episodes and articles. My podcasts are released every Monday morning. Send prayer requests via email through the website, and sign up for my monthly newsletter to stay updated on new content."The Flowers You Are Picking Today Come From the Seeds You Planted Yesterday. Don't Like Your Boquet Of Flowers? Then Change the Seeds You Are Planting Today." Chaplain Terry 

Send us Fan MailReady for a spiritual paradigm shift? Discover the transformative truth about where your focus should be as a Christian.Something profound happens when we recognize that most of us spend too much energy fighting against the devil and not enough promoting Jesus Christ. This episode challenges that imbalance, inviting you to embrace the revolutionary understanding that Christ's redemptive work is already complete—and the kingdom of God dwells within you.Through a powerful exploration of 1 Corinthians 1-2, Chaplain Terry Warner unpacks the reality that believers don't need to constantly petition for divine power. You already possess Christ's wisdom, righteousness, sanctification and redemption as part of your spiritual identity. Every word you speak serves as a seed—plant anger and you'll harvest anger; plant love and compassion, and that's what will grow in your life.The most liberating truth? You're not called to be a spectator of Christ's work but a participant. "Start acting like Jesus would act. Start walking like Jesus would walk. Start talking like Jesus would talk." Not through your own strength, but through the power of His Spirit within you. This isn't just theological theory—it's practical transformation for your everyday life, from dealing with traffic frustrations to facing life's biggest challenges.Have questions or prayer requests? Connect with Chaplain Terry at thechaplainscornernet and subscribe to receive updates on new content. Your spiritual journey matters, and this episode might just be the perspective shift you've been waiting for."The Flowers You Are Picking Today Come From the Seeds You Planted Yesterday. Don't Like Your Boquet Of Flowers? Then Change the Seeds You Are Planting Today." Chaplain Terry 

Send us Fan MailWords are seeds. This simple yet profound truth illuminates the entire biblical narrative from Genesis to Revelation, revealing how God established spiritual laws of creation that still govern our world today.The divine pattern is unmistakable - God spoke the universe into existence, planting His Word-seeds into the formless void. When light, land, plants, and animals responded to His voice, we glimpse the fundamental principle that words contain creative power. Adam, formed from dust but lifeless until God's breath animated him, became the living embodiment of this truth. Created complete in God's image with dominion over all creation, Adam's assignment wasn't toilsome labor but faithful stewardship through spiritual authority.Everything changed when Adam and Eve surrendered this authority through sin. Their spiritual death transferred creation's management to an illegitimate ruler, explaining why our world remains under corruption's curse. But God's redemption plan was already in motion, working through progressive covenants until the perfect solution arrived: Jesus Christ. Born of God's seed planted in humanity through Mary, Jesus uniquely qualified to reclaim what Adam lost. His death paid sin's penalty, and His resurrection established a new creation reality.For believers today, this revelation transforms how we view our words. When we accept Christ, we're born again of "incorruptible seed by the Word of God," reconnecting us to our original design and authority. Our speech now carries spiritual power to plant seeds that must produce after their kind. This explains why Scripture repeatedly emphasizes controlling our tongue - we're literally shaping our future through what we declare.Ready to reclaim your God-given authority through faith-filled words? Join us each Monday as we continue exploring these transformative truths that restore us to our original purpose as sons and daughters created in God's image and likeness."The Flowers You Are Picking Today Come From the Seeds You Planted Yesterday. Don't Like Your Boquet Of Flowers? Then Change the Seeds You Are Planting Today." Chaplain Terry 

Send us Fan MailUnderstanding that God creates through words reveals how we can activate divine principles in our own lives. Words function like seeds that, when planted, produce according to their nature.• Genesis 1 demonstrates that God created by speaking words, repeating "And God said" before each creative act• Seed time and harvest is an eternal law that governs both physical and spiritual realms• Faith is the substance that brings unseen realities into manifestation• The earth responds to words by producing whatever seed is planted in it• God created mankind with authority to rule over the earth• Words have creative power—"the power of life and death are in the tongue"• Our spoken words determine our outcomes as "out of the abundance of the heart, the mouth speaks"• God's arithmetic is add and multiply, while the devil's is subtract and divide• What we say matters because we will "eat the fruit" of our wordsJoin me next week as we explore more about sowing and reaping principles from Genesis 1-3."The Flowers You Are Picking Today Come From the Seeds You Planted Yesterday. Don't Like Your Boquet Of Flowers? Then Change the Seeds You Are Planting Today." Chaplain Terry 

Send us Fan MailOur spiritual journey mirrors the BC/AD division of human history, marking a profound transition from countdown to new life when we accept Christ.• Christ's birth was so monumental it divided time into before and after• Even non-believers acknowledge Christ's existence when dating documents• Our spiritual lives have BC (before accepting Christ) and AD (after decision) periods• The longer we stay from Jesus, the closer we come to meeting Him• Accepting Jesus moves us from BC countdown to AD new life• Our birthday in Christ is renewed every morning through God's mercy• Scripture tells us "old things are passed away; behold, all things become new"• We must stop feeding the "BC" elements of our past life• God's words are spirit and life that nourish our spiritual growth• Death and life are in the power of our tongue—speak AD life, not BC deathAccept Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior and start having a brand new birthday every morning when Christ renews your spirit as soon as your feet hit the floor."The Flowers You Are Picking Today Come From the Seeds You Planted Yesterday. Don't Like Your Boquet Of Flowers? Then Change the Seeds You Are Planting Today." Chaplain Terry