If you were involved in something that was opening your life to the world of the occult, you would want to know, right? There are many things that are looked at as innocent and harmless that are anything but harmless. Many of these things open us up to the influence of the occult. In this weeks podcast we are going to highlight some of those innocent and harmless appearing things as a warning for the Body of Christ.

It is impossible for us to put ourselves in the place of the women who watched Jesus die a horrible death on the cross, and then watch Him be buried in a borrowed tomb, and then watch a huge stone be rolled in front of the tomb, sealing it forever. Can you imagine what it was like for Mary Magdalene, Joanna, and Mary, the mother of James, to go to the tomb to place spices and find that it was empty? Then, when they went back to tell the disciples what they saw, the men did not believe them. Typical, right, ladies? Yet these women were the first people to know that the tomb was empty. In this podcast we are going to look at the significance of the tomb being empty for us today.

For the rest of your life you are going to hear two voices. One voice, the voice of our Father God says, “This is my beloved son or daughter,” the other voice says, “if you are a son, then prove it.” Gods voice is the voice of affirmation. The other voice is the voice tempting you to prove you really are who God says you are. Which voice are you listening to? In this podcast I am posting a message by my Pastor Jarod Smith that will really help in this struggle with the two voices.

Self-care is vital to a growing and healthy Christian Life. Yet many of us will do things to benefit our bodies – exercise, eat healthy – but we don’t always do things to strengthen our Spirit & Soul. In this podcast we are going to look at the need to strengthen our soul.

I imagine you have heard the phrase that something is running as smoothly as a well-oiled machine. Did you know that human beings have several different parts that operate together like a well-oiled machine? At least they are supposed to. In this podcast, we are going to talk about the different parts of a human being and how God has designed them to work together and run smoothly, even without the oil.

How many of you were like me and thought that spiritual warfare was kind of weird and spooky? I remember thinking that talking to demons was right out of a Hollywood scary movie. Yet we are born into a world that is embroiled in spiritual warfare, so we need to learn how to fight this very important battle. In this podcast, we are going to look at sever less spooky spiritual weapons.

How many of you were taught that if you leave demons alone, they would leave you alone? Or maybe you were taught that real Christians did not have to battle with demons? Some are even taught that demons do not exist. The truth is that demons really do exist and their purpose is to mess up your life. The good news is that we, as believers, have authority over them. In this week’s and next week’s podcasts, I am going to look at some of the methods of spiritual warfare we have available to us for protecting ourselves from the schemes of the enemy.

We live in an instant world. How many of us get upset when Amazon takes more than two days to deliver our recent order? We also get frustrated if the website we are going to takes more than two clicks to open our page. Or we get upset when the webpage we want takes more than two seconds to open. Some of the best things of God don’t come to us quickly. In this podcast we are going to “attempt” to address the power of perseverance.

Valentines Day can be difficult for many. To help lighten your mood, I have recorded a podcast with a bit of humor included. I hope you enjoy it!

Did you know that you have between 6 and 10 thoughts per minute? Over the course of 1 day that is roughly 9600 thoughts. The bible says to take every thought captive. That looks like a huge task on our behalf, doesn’t it? In this podcast I am going to talk about a couple of ways to make taking your thoughts captive easier.