The prophet Joel delivered a sobering warning to a nation facing devastation, but his message wasn't ultimately about destruction—it was about restoration. In this episode, Deb Kalsbeck explores Joel's powerful call to return to God, the promise that God can restore "the years the locusts have eaten," and the remarkable prophecy of God's Spirit being poured out on all people.

Together, Ric and Deb discuss repentance, transformation, and why Joel's ancient message still speaks directly to the Church today. If you've experienced loss, disappointment, or seasons of devastation, this conversation offers a powerful reminder: restoration is at the very heart of God.

Before 400 years of prophetic silence, God sent one final messenger with a challenging message. In this episode of the DoorWays® Ministry Podcast, Ric Shields sits down with Pastor Michael Goldsmith to explore the book of Malachi—a prophetic call to examine the heart beneath our religious habits.

Together, they discuss spiritual drift, half-hearted worship, leadership accountability, faithfulness in marriage, trusting God with our resources, and the danger of forgetting God's goodness. They also explore Malachi’s powerful connection to John the Baptist and the coming of Jesus Christ.

Whether you're serving faithfully or sensing a need for spiritual renewal, this conversation offers a timely reminder to stay focused, stay intentional, and remain fully devoted to God.

The book of Zechariah is filled with strange visions, symbolic imagery, and prophetic promises—but beneath it all is a deeply relevant message for weary and discouraged people. In this episode of the DoorWays® Ministry Podcast, host Ric Shields is joined by Phil Pattillo to explore how Zechariah called Israel to repentance, renewal, and faithfulness while pointing forward to the coming Messiah.

Together, they unpack the meaning behind the prophet’s unusual visions, the rebuilding of the temple, the famous phrase “Not by might, nor by power, but by My Spirit,” and the remarkable ways Zechariah foreshadows Jesus as both Shepherd and King.