Wisdom Talks: Recent Episodes
Terrance L Frederick
Summary
In this episode of Wisdom Talks, Chief Servant discusses the difference between moderates and radicals. He explains that while moderates may appear balanced and civilized in their behavior, their support and alliances may lie with extremists. He emphasizes the importance of discernment in distinguishing between the two and highlights that both sides are needed to push any agenda. Chief Servant also explores the idea that extremism can be tempered and used for the glory of the Most High. He encourages self-inventory and aligning oneself with the narrative of Yah to fulfill the role assigned in the story.
Takeaways
Moderates and radicals can work together and support each other's agendas.
Discernment is crucial in distinguishing between moderates and extremists.
Extremism can be tempered and used for the glory of the Most High.
Self-inventory and alignment with the narrative of Yah are important for fulfilling one's role in the story.
Chapters
00:00 Distinguishing Between Moderates and Radicals
09:49 The Importance of Discernment
25:03 Self-Inventory and Alignment with the Narrative of Yah
Summary
The conversation explores the concept of the wisdom of manifestation and the importance of understanding the difference between the initial response to a promise and the fulfillment of that promise. It emphasizes the need to have an attitude of expectancy and rejoice in Yah always. The conversation also highlights the process between the promise and manifestation, and the role we play in producing the promise. It encourages us to identify measures and degrees of appropriate response and to understand the significance of cultivation in manifestation. The conversation concludes by discussing the importance of prophesying life to the rebellious and the eternal nature of our vocation and praise.
Takeaways
Have an attitude of expectancy and rejoice in Yah always
Understand the process between the promise and manifestation
Identify measures and degrees of appropriate response
Cultivate and prepare for manifestation
Prophesy life to the rebellious
Embrace the eternal nature of our vocation and praise
Chapters
00:00 The Wisdom of Manifestation: Expectancy and Rejoicing
03:13 The Process Between Promise and Manifestation
08:45 Appropriate Response: Identifying Measures and Degrees
28:45 Prophesying Life to the Rebellious
45:50 Eternal Vocation and Praise
In this episode of Wisdom Talks, Terrence Frederick and Jonathan Austin discuss the movie 'The Book of Clarence' and the controversy surrounding it. They explore the initial reactions to the movie, the concept of blasphemy, and the portrayal of melanated people in biblical times. They also touch on the influence of the 5% doctrine and the importance of reclaiming black culture in film. The conversation highlights the need for a deeper understanding of faith and the impact of whitewashing in Christianity. The conversation explores the idea of God being in all of us and the distinction between being in the image of God as creation and being sanctified and filled with His spirit through a direct relationship with Him. The discussion references various scriptures that support the belief that the Holy Spirit resides in believers who have accepted the Lord. It also touches on the concept of holiness and the ability to engage with different belief systems while maintaining one's own faith. The conversation concludes by discussing the potential motivations behind the creation of the movie 'The Book of Clarence' and the importance of discernment when engaging with different forms of media.
The movie 'The Book of Clarence' sparked controversy and initial reactions of blasphemy, but it is important to watch the film before passing judgment.
The concept of blasphemy involves speaking slanderously against holy things, but it is crucial to understand the context and intent behind the portrayal.
The 5% doctrine, although controversial, touches on biblical references and challenges traditional beliefs, prompting further study and exploration.
The movie's creator aims to reclaim black culture and history by depicting melanated people in various scenarios, challenging the whitewashing of Christianity and celebrating diversity.
It is essential to have a deeper understanding of faith and to question the narratives that have been imposed on Christianity throughout history. The belief that God is in all of us is challenged, with a focus on the distinction between being in the image of God as creation and being sanctified and filled with His spirit through a direct relationship with Him.
Scriptures are referenced to support the idea that the Holy Spirit resides in believers who have accepted the Lord.
The conversation emphasizes the importance of discernment when engaging with different belief systems and forms of media.
The potential motivations behind the creation of the movie 'The Book of Clarence' are discussed, highlighting the ability of God to use various individuals and circumstances for His glory.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Discussion of 'The Book of Clarence'
07:19 Exploring the Concept of Blasphemy
10:46 The Influence of the 5% Doctrine
23:01 The Impact of Whitewashing in Christianity
27:56 The Distinction Between God in All of Us and Sanctification
35:33 Scriptural Support for the Indwelling of the Holy Spirit in Believers
38:17 Understanding Holiness and Engaging with Different Beliefs
52:29 Discernment in Media Consumption and the Motivations Behind 'The Book of Clarence'
The conversation explores the concept of competition within the church and how it is often viewed negatively. The speakers discuss the importance of embracing competition as a means of sharpening skills and achieving excellence. They emphasize the need for believers to be prepared to defend their faith and engage in intellectual debates. They also highlight the significance of instilling confidence and competence in children, teaching them to excel in their areas of strength. The conversation touches on the misconceptions of humility and meekness in the church and the importance of finding one's place of excellence. Lastly, they discuss the negative impact of public scrutiny on the church and the need for believers to focus on their own growth and development. In this conversation, Terrance Frederick and Jonathan Austin discuss the importance of local accountability and the dangers of making sweeping generalizations about the church based on the actions of a few individuals. They emphasize the need for personal growth and introspection, as well as the importance of building up the local community before addressing larger issues. They also touch on the idea of corporate accountability and the impact of social media on the perception of the church. Overall, they encourage listeners to focus on personal excellence and thoughtful engagement in conversations about the church.
Takeaways
Competition within the church should be embraced as a means of sharpening skills and achieving excellence.
Believers should be prepared to defend their faith and engage in intellectual debates.
Instilling confidence and competence in children is crucial for their growth and success.
Finding one's place of excellence and focusing on personal growth is important in the church.
Believers should not be swayed by public scrutiny and should instead focus on their own development. Local accountability is crucial for personal growth and building up the community.
Sweeping generalizations about the church based on the actions of a few individuals are unfair and unproductive.
Personal excellence and thoughtful engagement are key in conversations about the church.
Corporate accountability is important for maintaining the integrity of the church as a collective.
Social media has a significant impact on the perception of the church and its actions.
Chapters
00:00 Embracing Competition in the Church
01:24 Defending Faith and Engaging in Intellectual Debates
04:14 Finding Excellence in the Church
06:29 Focusing on Personal Growth amidst Public Scrutiny
23:23 Avoiding Sweeping Generalizations about the Church
24:49 Personal Excellence and Thoughtful Engagement
26:16 The Significance of Corporate Accountability
27:12 The Impact of Social Media on the Church
28:36 Focusing on Personal Growth and Introspection
Terrance and Jonathan discuss the nature of "Beef" which is the ongoing strife and battles that individuals and groups get into. Using the recent diss tracks between Kendrick Lamar and Drake as a backdrop to discuss how we as a people deal with slander, gossip, retaliation and psychological warfare. How do we navigate the Beefs that we face in life.
In this Episode Terrance and Jonathan chop it up on pop culture and the time of exposure. How do you deal with your flaws being put on display? How do you navigate the waves of public critique and shaming?
This episode encourages the nation to embrace the competitive nature and use it to advance Mashiach and His government in the midst of hostile adversaries.
The scripture teaches that those who function in pride will see destruction. The distortion of pride comes in to distract us from what we should be pursuing. Do not have a haughty look or esteem yourself more highly than you should. Yah resists the prideful and gives grace to the humble.
The scripture teaches that those who function in pride will see destruction. The distortion of pride comes in to distract us from what we should be pursuing. Do not have a haughty look or esteem yourself more highly than you should. Yah resists the prideful and gives grace to the humble.
Have you ever been overwhelmed by the amount of information that is out there? How do you focus on the right thing when information is coming from everywhere? Which content creators, influencers, voices should you listen to? This is a common thing that we struggle with. But can you find wisdom in the midst of the clutter?
The wisdom of concentration highlights the intense potency of the Almighty when He selects a vessel to pour His Presence inside without measure. This goes beyond the subject of Incarnation and reaches into the Wisdom of Divine Potency and Multiplication.
This episode discusses the various kinds of revelation one can walk in. There is general revelation and specific revelation but many are confused about the difference between illumination, revelation, private interpretation and application. It is important to know how to trust you are hearing from your Creator. He has left of us breadcrumbs. Listen in.
The presence of the Most High has been applied to the lives of some so they can be champions. Are you called to be a "Prize Fighter"?
This episode revisits the seedbeds of the dominion message.
You will be encouraged to embrace your assignment to overthrow darkness and accept the challenge to uproot the bullying spirits of tyranny that harass Yah's territories.
This episode discusses the power of silence and how it is used as a blessing and as a weapon of war.
We are talking about why the Most High needs bodies.
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I am just rambling on about the preservation of seed and praising the vessels that cultivate it.
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This episode talks about the low self-esteem of believers and how we waste time and money following after "Big Names" instead of pursuing the purposes we have been given.
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Have you been accused of being too deep? Did you know that when most people call you Deep it is a sneak diss? This podcast is the deep calling the deep. Does the Most High call us to be deep? Take a listen.
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Have you ever struggled with whether you should continue with something or let it go? Do you struggle with holding on to work or assignments that you no longer have joy in? Maybe YAH is giving you clues that He is no longer breathing on that assignment. Maybe the glory cloud has moved and He desires for you to move with it. This episode will build on that concept and help you see more clearly regarding it.
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My inward thoughts often fellowship with each other about the biblical narrative of A Deity who becomes Humanity to bring humanity into His class of Elohim. But today I chose to share.
This episode discusses the power that we have as spiritual beings to speak transformation as spiritual creators.
This episode discusses how leaders must navigate gray areas when it comes to influencing their people. Everything is not a matter of black or white. Extreme views can castrate your vision if they are not tempered by patience and understanding.
The episode encourages you to conquer the enemies that keep you from progressing. One of the greatest enemies that we face is the enemy of procrastination. The solution is easily stated but not easily done. There are no shortcuts. The only way to win is to take action and do it now.
This episode speaks about the value of being a finisher. Many leaders strive to be the first ones to produce something or say something life-changing and profound. But The Most High values when we are finishers of the work that He has placed in our hands.
This episode explores the concept of stewardship and how it sets you up to be a great leader. People will follow you as you master yourself. The principles you learn as you do the work of self-care will be translated into leadership lessons for others.
This episode deals with the frustrations that leaders deal with when they are in positions that limit them from functioning in their full capacity.
This episode highlights 3 leadership styles to help you identify your leadership flow. After listnening, you will be able to identify Models, Makers, and Mentors when you encounter them.
This episode gives us practical ways that we can be helpful when others are dealing with crisis situations.
This episode discusses the mentality of the prosperous and connects purpose with the idea of humanity being a species of protectors.
We must be intentional about the things we produce and publish if we want to make a positive change in the world. We must show our distinction.