Alfreda Evans' Podcast: Recent Episodes
Alfreda Lockett Evans
The author strongly encourages each individual to examine themselves to determine if their ultimate destination will be Heaven or Hell.
A powerful presentation of a case that contends that God protects from dangers seen and unseen.
The last of a three-part series on the history of Israel during the times of fifteen judges.
The second of a three-part series on the history of Israel during the times of fifteen judges
The First of a three-part series on the history of Israel during the times of fifteen judges.
Everyone will experience trials, but we must not allow them to cause us to return to our old lifestyles.
The first of a series of nine lessons about the Miracles of Elisha. This episode discusses the downfall of Elisha's servant, Gehazi, due to Gehazi's greed.
This podcast teaches on the topic: Thy Kingdom Come, Thy Will be done on earth as it is in Heaven.
This podcast cries out to lost men and women to receive Jesus Christ as their resurrection and their life.
This episode discusses the importance of prioritizing what God thinks of us over what man thinks of us.
This podcast discusses the danger of Secret Sins and the importance of running to Jesus for forgiveness.
Two biblical examples are presented that help us understand that we must depend on God to fight our battles
Two Bible examples of the outcome of poor parenting are presented. The case is made, based on the Word of God, that parental discipline is essential
This podcast encourages the listener to choose the Highway of Holiness which leads to eternal life and refuse the road that leads to death and destruction
The Called and the Chosen
Many are called but few are chosen. Matt. 22:14;
But ye [are] a chosen generation, a royal priesthood, an holy nation, a peculiar people; that ye should shew forth the praises of him who hath called you out of darkness into his marvellous light: 1 Peter 2:9
An allegory
A King looks out of His window, observing the people that walk the street beneath his view every day. Desiring to bless each of them, He sends his servants out with a message to the masses. The servants gladly do the bidding of the King because they too had been called. They cry aloud, "The King is calling you. He wants to pour out his love, favor, grace, and mercy upon you. He has called you to receive his unbelievable and eternal blessings. His daily cry is, Come unto me, all ye that labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you, and learn of me; for I am meek and lowly in heart: and ye shall find rest unto your souls Matt. 11:28-29 (KJV)."
A few people stop to listen to the servants and ask, "Why would the King call us? We are nothings and nobodies. We don't have anything, and we've done bad things". Others say to the servants, "We don't believe that there is a King in that palace. We think you are crazy to try to get us to believe that there be such a person." Others in the group refuse to even think about whether or not there is an answer to their situation.
The servants excitedly explain that they, too, were called by the King. They also felt unworthy at the time that they heard the King's call. The servants reassured the listeners that they would be incredibly blessed if they could have enough faith to answer the call. A few of the listeners were persuaded by the testimonies of the servants. They followed the servants to the palace of the King. Though nervous, they excitedly believed the report. They answered the King's call and discovered that the King did everything that he said that he would do.
Explanation of the allegory
In this little allegory, the King is the God of the universe. The listeners who answered the call are the men, women, or children who dared to trust in God's Word and the ability of the blood of Jesus Christ to transform anyone from a sinner to a Saint. In response to the call, they repented of their sins and received salvation.
The allegory servants are the Saints who responded to God's call, were blood-washed, and cleansed from all unrighteousness. They were then chosen or selected to a position of service for the Lord. God's chosen servants were able to convince some of the people that the power of God can save them and make them worthy vessels, fit for His service.
Jesus saves
When God calls an individual, the person must first understand that he needs salvation and that only Jesus Christ can meet that need. He then must apply his measure of faith that every man is given (Romans 12:3) and trust that the God who called him can save him. When that individual repents, his sins are forgiven, and his feet are placed on the Highway of Holiness. His relationship with God is restored, and he is on his way to Heaven.
Chosen one
The word "chosen" means to be selected as the best or most appropriate for a specific task, and it comes after a response to a call. The chosen one is the object of divine favor. An individual who is chosen by God must be convinced that, despite how unworthy the person may feel, God makes no mistakes. He must know that His God is sovereign, and God's judgment is flawless. If God deems one to be worthy, then the individual must believe what God says.
Belief in what God says is essential
For SalvationConfidence in God's ability to make us into who He says we can be is a critical point in both sal
This podcast discusses the importance of attending the House of God in all circumstances
The Second Coming, The Millennium, The Great White Throne Judgement and The New Heaven and Earth
This is Episode 38, Part 2- Unfulfilled Bible Prophecies Chap. 5, The Abomination of Desolation; 6, Tribulation Witnesses; 7, Mark of the Beast; and 8, The Battle of Armageddon
This episode covers the first four of twelve Unfulfilled Bible Prophecies. Included are The Rapture, The Tribulation Period, The Antichrist, and The Middle East Peace Treaty.
Get Saved and Filled with the Holy Ghost. Then hold onto God's unchanging hand until the end.
The presenter discusses the importance of hearing, believing, receiving, and acting on the report about who Jesus Christ is and His unique role in our salvation from Hell. She further reminds us that every individual is at risk if they refuse to believe the report.
The author presents clear reasons for forgiveness based on the Word of God. Two true stories are given that reinforce the positive outcomes that are the result of obeying the Word.
The author presents a step-by-step review of how the universal human emotion of anger should be handled between Christians. (Ultimately the problem that was identified in this podcast was resolved satisfactorily because both individuals love Jesus Christ and adhere to His teachings).
This message discusses the matchless power that resides in the name of Jesus. It also reminds Christians that Jesus gave us a great gift when He gave us His power of attorney.