Once you identify the different ways that shame can keep you in bondage, the next step is breaking free. Join host Lee Whitman on todays podcast, as we hope to equip you with practical tools to loosen your bonds to shame.

Shame is a powerful thing, and it can cause numerous problems in our personal and spiritual lives. Join host Lee Whitman on this podcast as we hope to identify some of the many ways shame can keep a grip on us, and give you some practical ways to address the shame in your life.

RTF needs more ministers. This last season of lockdowns and isolation has brought people’s issues to the surface in a drastic way. People need RTF like never before and we are in need of more ministers to meet the growth in demand. Please pray and consider if you are called to be either an RTF Champion, or an RTF Minister.

What do you think of when  you think of living a life of abundance? Have you ever really thought of what that means?  It’s far more than just having your “fire insurance” and knowing that you’re not going to spend eternity in hell.  Stop and think for a moment.  Ask the Holy Spirit what it means to live a life of abundance – full, till it overflows.

We can speak words of blessing that will build up and create good results, but we also have the ability to speak negative words which lead to destruction. A powerful way to use the spoken word is to declare over yourself and your home and family the things God has promised to you in His word.

Are you struggling with repeating patterns of failure in jobs, relationships, and finances? Living in freedom is much better than living in bondage! Often we are taught how to manage our sin.  Managing sin, not participating with it, is better than sinning but it isn’t freedom.  Living free doesn’t mean you don’t have challenges but it completely changes your perspective and enjoyment of life.

When we entertain a lie we open the door for the enemy to bring his oppression into our life. When we believe a lie, We empower the liar. When we allow God to heal our hurts and wounds and we break the agreements with the lies we believe about God, it clears the way for us to experience the love of God.

Some of us need physical healing.  All of us need heart healing!  How do I know that?  Because everyone gets hurt.  We all have a childhood and growing up years that were riddled with painful events.  Every person’s pain is different but we all have it. In fact the opportunities to be hurt continue on into adulthood.  We have to learn to process through the pain for it not to have a hold on us and affect our lives in a negative way.  

Our hope as believers is based on knowing the person and character of Jesus Christ as our personal savior. Jesus makes a way for us to have a restored relationship with a very good Father God. Everything we hope for, everything we have a confident expectation of good about in our lives comes because of Him. So when we lose hope, we have lost sight of Father God.

Sometimes it’s easier to describe the absence of something than the presence of it.  When you are without hope there is the feeling and belief that nothing will change.  Often when you’re without hope you find yourself struggling in life. You find it difficult to believe that good things will happen for you. We have to get rid of the hopelessness to embrace hope.  The two cannot co-exist together.