What if the difference between stagnation and a move of God is the courage to collaborate without compromise? We open with a powerful testimony from Iowa—prayer around a 4,000-seat stadium, visions of citywide revival, and a fresh call to seize this kingdom moment. From there, Pastor Turnbow joins us to share the kind of hard-won wisdom that only church planters know: work faithfully, pray fervently, and remember that God—not hustle—produces the increase.

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What if the very habits that look holy are the fig leaves keeping you from God? We open with raw praise and a candid update from a delayed crusade team, then get straight to the question that won’t let us go: are we practicing religion to be seen, or relationship to be known? With Scripture as our compass—James 1:27, Genesis 3, Matthew 7, and John 15—we trace how good works become camouflage when intimacy fades, and how abiding turns duty into delight.

Our guest walks us through the Garden, where shame stitched the first aprons, and shows how we still tailor modern versions: attendance as armor, tithing as identity, titles as cover. We confront the shock of Matthew 7—prophecy, deliverance, and mighty works without being known by Jesus—and name the heart issue as iniquity: self‑will wrapped in religious language. The conversation doesn’t stop at warning. We rebuild on John 15, where fruit flows from union, not hustle, and where prayer becomes the source of life rather than a line item on a list.

We pray fiercely for God to break the neck of religious mentality, to ignite hunger that outlasts pressure, and to pull us back from chasing anointing like a product. The takeaway is practical and freeing: abide first, obey from love, and let ministry be the overflow. If you’ve been exhausted by spiritual performance or tempted to measure health by results, this is a reset rooted in presence. Share it with a friend who needs courage to return to simple devotion.

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Start the year with a posture that changes everything: honor over envy, unity over rivalry, maturity over the urge to be first. We begin with worship, celebrate the release of Smooth Sailing—a transparent, scripture-rich guide to marriages and relationships—and then share a prophetic word for 2026 focused on restoration. Not reinvention, but a return to God’s order where torn places are mended, alignment is restored, and people can carry His presence without tearing under the weight.

We unpack how carnality hides in plain sight: not in a lack of charisma, but in how we treat each other. Honor becomes the antidote to envy. Strife opens the door to confusion. Division thrives on secret loyalties and sides. Through the patterns of David honoring Saul and Abraham choosing peace with Lot, we map a better way: completion, not competition. If grace is received, there’s no room to boast or belittle—only room to celebrate what God does through others without shrinking ourselves.

Here’s the challenge and the promise: unity hosts outpouring. Harvest, miracles, signs, and wonders flow where honor guards the house. Stop chasing revival while tolerating rivalry; chase unity and watch God open doors no one can shut. We offer practical steps to end cycles of gossip, suspicion, and scorekeeping, and we pray together for the restoration of honor, peace, and respect across families, ministries, and teams.

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What if the future of the church isn’t about bigger stages but deeper closeness to Jesus? We dive into a fierce, hope-filled vision: stadiums filled across nations in a single day and a global harvest counted in billions. But the path there isn’t paved with polished speeches or perfect programs—it’s built on proximity over performance, love over obligation, and relationships over transactions.

We open scripture to 1 Corinthians 2 and ask hard questions about modern church habits. Are we negotiating with God or listening for His voice? Are we creating customers or forming disciples? You’ll hear why transactions gather crowds but relationships build the church, how love naturally births obedience, and why a daily walk with Jesus is the true source of power, authority, and clarity. From Mexico to Japan, from Australia to Venezuela, the invitation is the same: stop spectating and step into a life where miracles become normal, revival becomes relentless, and harvest becomes inevitable.

Unity sits at the center of this move. A pure relationship with Jesus must overflow into a pure relationship with His people, turning isolated zeal into a shared fire that lights cities and fills stadiums. We talk practical steps—walking in the Spirit all day, seeking first the Kingdom, letting intimacy fuel action—and we carry a prophetic charge to stop negotiating and start knowing what God is saying. If your heart longs for more than moments, if you want movement and momentum that never stop, this conversation will stir you to pray, love, and act with holy courage.

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A river can look full and still refuse to move. That’s the honest picture we draw as we pray over the global church and unpack a vivid dream on a bridge in Berlin: the waters of revival rush where honor flows, and they stall where apostles and prophets are sidelined. We carry a bold conviction—God is ready to add billions—yet many congregations stay busy without breakthrough because we mislabel gifts, resist biblical roles, and treat apostolic offices with suspicion instead of faith.

We walk through scripture with clarity and courage. Paul identified as an apostle without flinching, not to boast, but to name his assignment. Ephesians outlines the fivefold ministry—apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors, and teachers—not as a hierarchy, but as a complete ecosystem for the perfecting of the saints and the work of ministry. Evangelists gather, pastors guard, teachers ground, prophets guide, and apostles govern and pioneer. When we honor all five functions, grace flows in proportion to our reception. When we refuse or relabel, we limit the measure we can receive.

This conversation names the obstacles—indifference, jealousy, competition—and offers a path forward: repent, realign language with function, make structural room for apostolic and prophetic voices, and cultivate a culture where accountability and honor coexist. We pray together for leaders, networks, and churches by name, not to condemn, but to position the body for maturity, unity, and measurable fruit. The goal is simple and urgent: restore the flow so communities transform, regions awaken, and the end-time harvest becomes more than a slogan.

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What if breakthrough wasn’t the finish line, but the starting gun? We open our hearts to a bold invitation: step out of victim thinking, receive deep healing, and advance with clear, apostolic authority. This conversation moves from prayerful fervor to practical traction, weaving testimony, scripture, and prophetic insight into a single call to action—stop circling the same mountain and walk through the great and effectual door God has already opened.

We talk candidly about identity and mission. Authority is not noise; it’s the quiet confidence that where our feet land, purpose follows. We honor leaders and the shared vision for end-time harvest, then name the obstacles that keep many stuck: old wounds, small-minded cycles, and the habit of chasing goosebumps without gaining ground. Through stories of regional growth and a word for nations, we show how obedience turns moments into movement. God doesn’t just heal the body; He restores years. From that wholeness flows courage, clarity, and measurable progress.

Scripture anchors the journey. Jesus’ warnings to unrepentant cities remind us that miracles demand response. The promise of deliverance isn’t abstract—it removes weights that slow us and sets us up for acceleration. We leave listeners with a charge to stand tall, square their shoulders, and get back to work in the Kingdom: pray decisively, plan wisely, and move through open doors with humility and boldness. If you’re ready to trade spiritual highs for holy momentum, this is your roadmap to advance, multiply, and expand your footprint.

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Urgency with joy sets the tone as we open in prayer and move straight into a bold vision: adding a million souls each year through practical, Spirit-led action. We don’t settle for slogans or vague inspiration. We map a clear path—get up, get out, get anointed—and show how that simple rhythm turns worship into witness, planning into presence, and expectation into fruit in cities and nations.

We unfold a vivid framework drawn from the biblical feasts: Passover as the way out through the blood of Jesus, Pentecost as the way in through the power of the Holy Spirit, and Tabernacles as the way through by walking daily with Jesus. That timeline reframes salvation as a lived journey, not a one-time event, and it grounds discipleship in righteousness, peace, and joy in the Holy Ghost. Along the way, we explore how different mindsets can stall or speed mission, and we highlight stories that bring theology to life—including the delivered demoniac sent back to his city as a catalyst for local transformation.

“Get up, get out, get anointed” becomes our working strategy. Get up centers your day in prayer and Scripture. Get out brings you face to face with people where they live and work. Get anointed anchors every step in the presence of God, because power flows where obedience walks. We then flip Luke 10:2 from a deficit mindset into a daring challenge: let’s make the laborers many by training, sending, and celebrating everyday believers who say yes. With courage echoing Joshua’s call, we invite you to choose one place to go, one person to serve, and one habit to build this week. The King has made a way out, a way in, and a way through—now let’s meet the harvest in motion.

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A whiteboard hijacks our Zoom, but it can’t derail the mission. We gather, pray, and then dive straight into a hard question: how do we keep preaching when culture tells us to quiet down? With reports of baptisms, healings, and students receiving the Holy Ghost, we zoom out to a bigger story—truth under assault and a church called to invest, not retreat.

Pastor Hammond takes us into Jeremiah 32 where God tells a prophet to buy a field while Babylon lays siege. It sounds crazy until you realize the point: investment in people during chaos is the seed of future harvest. We connect that sign to “treasure in earthen vessels,” unpack how pressure exposes power that is of God and not of us, and call out the modern trap of half-truths. Spirit without doctrine leaves converts unanchored. Doctrine without Spirit leaves hearts untouched. We walk through the apostolic pattern—repentance, water baptism in the name of Jesus, and the infilling of the Holy Ghost—and why this new birth isn’t a cultural option but the foundation for real transformation.

Along the way, we tackle digital distraction, the anxiety of public ministry, and the subtle push to sell conviction for approval. The refrain returns like steel in the spine: buy the truth and sell it not. If you’re discipling teens in a screen-saturated world, planting a church under pressure, or simply trying to stand steady at work, you’ll find practical courage here—keep teaching, keep preaching, keep investing in people. Vineyards return. Houses are possessed again. The harvest belongs to those who sow in faith.

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