A Voice For Worship

What does it mean to trust God's provision when you're in a prison of your own circumstances?In Jeremiah 32, God commands a prophet — locked in a cell — to buy land in a city about to be conquered. It makes no sense. And that's exactly the point.This episode digs into the tension between purpose and provision: why God rarely provides before He reveals purpose, why obedience often looks like foolishness from the outside, and how the very thing He calls you to do is the very thing He'll resource — on His timeline, not yours.If you've been waiting on God to move while your circumstances say otherwise, this one is for you.

What does it actually cost to carry the name "Remnant" with integrity? In this episode of A Voice for Worship, we sit down with Dawn Wiles — worship minister, choir director, and co-founder of Remnant Ministries — for a raw and searching conversation about calling, surrender, and the price of refusing to compromise. Dawn traces her journey from a pastor's home and southern gospel "singings" to a life-altering encounter at the Brownsville Revival, where God didn't just call her to serve worship — He called her to lead it. She unpacks what it looks like when obedience arrives before qualification, how a 150-voice choir became her greatest fear and then her greatest passion, and why saying yes to God often means saying yes to things you swear you can't do. Nearly 10 years into Remnant Ministries — Worldwide Born, Tulsa Based — Dawn challenges the noise of modern worship culture head-on: the lights, the likes, the "I won't play unless I'm paid." If worship has become an industry, Remnant is the counter-offer. Servants first. Kingdom always. This one will make you check your own motives. Subscribe for new episodes every week — conversations for worshipers who refuse to go shallow.

What do you do with a God who saved your life before you could even speak?In this episode of A Voice for Worship, we sit down with JP — Venezuelan-born, Florida-raised drummer, worship musician, and Disney World performer — for one of the most disarmingly honest conversations this podcast has ever had.JP's story starts at birth: a one-in-a-million survival that set the tone for everything that followed. From absorbing 100-voice choirs as a child, to making a daily deal with God to become the best musician he could, to losing his father at 11 years old and telling God exactly how angry he was — JP holds nothing back. And that's precisely the point.This episode cuts straight to the nerve of modern worship culture: the performance pressure, the Instagram holiness, the façade that secular people see through faster than the Church does. JP makes the case — from the stage of Disney World to the altar — that God doesn't want your best face. He wants your real one. And he'll handle it.They talk David and Jonah, raw prayer and religious masks, baptism at age six, and why the people who've never set foot in a church sometimes carry less baggage to the altar than those who have.If you've ever screamed at God, doubted, or felt like your faith didn't match your face — this one is for you.Subscribe for new episodes every week — real conversations for real worshipers.

When last did you actually taste God's Word — not just skim it, not just quote it, but truly savor it like a meal you didn't want to end? In this edition of Wisdom with Waldo, we dive into one of the most overlooked invitations in all of Scripture: "Oh, taste and see that the Lord is good." (Psalm 34:8) — a verse that isn't merely poetic. It's a challenge. We unpack the moment Satan came at a starving Jesus in the wilderness — 40 days without food — and thought hunger would be his leverage. The response Jesus gave wasn't a miracle. It wasn't a show of power. It was the Word. "Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that proceeds from the mouth of God." (Matthew 4:4) That answer should stop us in our tracks. Because here's the hard question: if Jesus — who IS the Word — leaned on the Word in His most desperate moment, what are we leaning on in ours? We also explore what it truly means when Jesus calls Himself the Bread of Life, and why Communion is so much more than ritual — it's an invitation to make Him an internal, integral part of who you are. This episode is short. The challenge it leaves you with is not. 👉 Open the Word today. Don't just read it — feast on it. 💬 What verse has God used to nourish you lately? Drop it in the comments — let's build a table together. 📖 Scriptures referenced: Psalm 34:8 | Matthew 4:4 | John 6:35

Can you really know an infinite God? The answer might surprise you. Eternal life isn't just a destination — it's the never-ending, ever-deepening journey of knowing Him. From John 17 to Hebrews 10, discover how God has already made this possible: through His Word, His Spirit, and a mercy that forgets your sins and writes His heart onto yours. This relationship is progressive. It's continual. It's eternal. And it starts now. Three minutes. One truth. Bite-sized journeys through worship, the Bible, and what God is revealing right now.

Exploring the OTT nature of God.

The parable of the talents.

The God of sound and wonder. We worship a God Who sows in sound and reaps light.

To be like Jesus to others, to love people like He loves them.

The parable of the talents. What if we equate a talent with a person?

When we believe in Jesus we have rivers of living water flow from within us.

Interview with Ps Bryan Rambler from Triumphant Church, Bradenton FL

Psalm37:4 - Find your delight and true pleasure in Yahweh, and he will give you what you desire the most.

Key Aspects of Seeking the KingdomPrioritizing God: Putting God first in your thoughts, actions, and decisions every day.His Righteousness: Adopting God's character and way of doing things, rather than pursuing selfish goals.Releasing Worry: Letting go of anxiety about basic needs and trusting God's provision.Surrender & Obedience: Submitting your will to God's authority rather than striving to build your own "kingdom".

Lessons learned from the game "Angry Birds"

SHEMA = hear, listen & obey

Jesus is our Cornerstone. Jesus is our Reference Pitch.

What are the implications of radical obedience in our worship?

Following in the footsteps of Jesus

Aligning ourselves to Jesus as the Cornerstone... and Jesus as the reference pitch!