The Apostolic Way Podcast: Recent Episodes
Bishop Rader Johnson
This powerful and insightful broadcast will boost your spiritual growth by helping you understand and apply God's Word to your everyday life. Bishop Rader Johnson, pastor-teacher, has been offering his practical, verse-by-verse Apostolic Bible teaching, with a touch of humor, for nearly 40 years. Bishop Rader Johnson is the Pastor of Greater Bethel Temple Apostolic Church in Louisville, KY.
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Bishop Rader Johnson emphasizes that the believer’s goal is to emulate Jesus Christ. By mortifying the fallen nature and submitting to God’s will, Christians prepare for the rapture. Through suffering and maintaining holiness, we reflect His life, proving our faithfulness as His disciples in a challenging world.
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In this Bible class, Bishop Rader Johnson emphasizes the vital importance of the Apostolic doctrine for believers today. He cautions against the rise of false teachings and spiritual deception within the church, urging leaders and members to remain steadfast in the faith. By prioritizing the Word of God, living righteously, and actively inviting others into the church, believers can protect their souls, maintain inner joy, and fulfill their calling to reflect the life of Christ.
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In this Bible class, Bishop Rader Johnson emphasizes the vital importance of the Apostolic doctrine for believers today. He cautions against the rise of false teachings and spiritual deception within the church, urging leaders and members to remain steadfast in the faith. By prioritizing the Word of God, living righteously, and actively inviting others into the church, believers can protect their souls, maintain inner joy, and fulfill their calling to reflect the life of Christ.
For more lessons and sermons, follow our YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/@GBT
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In this Bible class, Bishop Rader Johnson emphasizes the vital importance of the Apostolic doctrine for believers today. He cautions against the rise of false teachings and spiritual deception within the church, urging leaders and members to remain steadfast in the faith. By prioritizing the Word of God, living righteously, and actively inviting others into the church, believers can protect their souls, maintain inner joy, and fulfill their calling to reflect the life of Christ.
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In this Bible class, Bishop Rader Johnson explores the vital command to "keep thy heart with all diligence." He teaches that the heart represents the mind, emphasizing the necessity of guarding our spirits against worldly distractions and negative influences. By meditating on the Word of God daily and practicing spiritual discipline, believers can maintain a pure, focused life, ensuring their thoughts and actions remain aligned with God’s will until the return of Christ.
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In this Bible class, Bishop Rader Johnson explores the vital command to "keep thy heart with all diligence." He teaches that the heart represents the mind, emphasizing the necessity of guarding our spirits against worldly distractions and negative influences. By meditating on the Word of God daily and practicing spiritual discipline, believers can maintain a pure, focused life, ensuring their thoughts and actions remain aligned with God’s will until the return of Christ.
For more lessons and sermons, follow our YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/@GBT
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In this Bible class, Bishop Rader Johnson explores the vital command to "keep thy heart with all diligence." He teaches that the heart represents the mind, emphasizing the necessity of guarding our spirits against worldly distractions and negative influences. By meditating on the Word of God daily and practicing spiritual discipline, believers can maintain a pure, focused life, ensuring their thoughts and actions remain aligned with God’s will until the return of Christ.
For more lessons and sermons, follow our YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/@GBT
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In this Bible class, Bishop Rader Johnson explores the vital command to "keep thy heart with all diligence." He teaches that the heart represents the mind, emphasizing the necessity of guarding our spirits against worldly distractions and negative influences. By meditating on the Word of God daily and practicing spiritual discipline, believers can maintain a pure, focused life, ensuring their thoughts and actions remain aligned with God’s will until the return of Christ.
For more lessons and sermons, follow our YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/@GBT
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Bishop Rader Johnson emphasizes that the believer’s goal is to emulate Jesus Christ. By mortifying the fallen nature and submitting to God’s will, Christians prepare for the rapture. Through suffering and maintaining holiness, we reflect His life, proving our faithfulness as His disciples in a challenging world.
For more lessons and sermons, follow our YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/@GBT
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In this Bible class, Bishop Rader Johnson examines the transformative process of becoming partakers of God’s divine nature. The lesson focuses on the believer's call to shed the old man of the fallen nature and actively embrace the character, thoughts, and will of God. Bishop Johnson explains the role of ministers as ambassadors for Christ, emphasizing the necessity of being brought back into harmony with God through sincere confession and prayer. The class concludes with practical instruction on remaining built up in the most holy faith through consistent prayer in the Holy Ghost, encouraging believers to stay blameless while awaiting the return of Jesus Christ.
For more lessons and sermons, follow our YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/@GBT
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In this Bible class, Bishop Rader Johnson examines the transformative process of becoming partakers of God’s divine nature. The lesson focuses on the believer's call to shed the old man of the fallen nature and actively embrace the character, thoughts, and will of God. Bishop Johnson explains the role of ministers as ambassadors for Christ, emphasizing the necessity of being brought back into harmony with God through sincere confession and prayer. The class concludes with practical instruction on remaining built up in the most holy faith through consistent prayer in the Holy Ghost, encouraging believers to stay blameless while awaiting the return of Jesus Christ.
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In this series, Bishop Rader Johnson explores the 7 biblical relationships that illustrate the connection between Christ and His Church, beginning with The Shepherd and His Sheep.
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In this Bible class, Bishop Rader Johnson delivers a powerful teaching on the spiritual necessity of subduing the 'old man' (the fallen nature) to walk in the newness of life. Through an in-depth exploration of Romans chapter 6, he highlights that believers are dead to sin and must not yield their members as instruments of unrighteousness.
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In this Bible class, Bishop Rader Johnson delivers a powerful teaching on the spiritual necessity of subduing the 'old man' (the fallen nature) to walk in the newness of life. Through an in-depth exploration of Romans chapter 6, he highlights that believers are dead to sin and must not yield their members as instruments of unrighteousness.
For more lessons and sermons, follow our YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/@GBT
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In this series, Bishop Rader Johnson explores the 7 biblical relationships that illustrate the connection between Christ and His Church, beginning with The Shepherd and His Sheep.
For more lessons and sermons, follow our YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/@GBT
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In this series, Bishop Rader Johnson explores the 7 biblical relationships that illustrate the connection between Christ and His Church, beginning with The Shepherd and His Sheep.
For more lessons and sermons, follow our YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/@GBT
Tell us what you think about this podcast!
In this series, Bishop Rader Johnson explores the 7 biblical relationships that illustrate the connection between Christ and His Church, beginning with The Shepherd and His Sheep.
For more lessons and sermons, follow our YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/@GBT
Tell us what you think about this podcast!
In this series, Bishop Rader Johnson explores the 7 biblical relationships that illustrate the connection between Christ and His Church, beginning with The Shepherd and His Sheep.
For more lessons and sermons, follow our YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/@GBT
Tell us what you think about this podcast!
In this series, Bishop Rader Johnson explores the 7 biblical relationships that illustrate the connection between Christ and His Church, beginning with The Shepherd and His Sheep.
For more lessons and sermons, follow our YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/@GBT
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In this series, we explore God’s plan for man through Psalms 8:3–6 and what it reveals about our purpose. God's creation is beyond human understanding, yet He has shown mankind a level of mercy and intention unlike any other part of creation. Bishop Rader Johnson discusses how God placed more of Himself in man than in any other creature, forming us in His image with intelligence, creativity, and the ability to reason and communicate with Him.
God has a plan for mankind, and it begins with learning who He is and becoming who He has called us to be.
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In this series, we explore God’s plan for man through Psalms 8:3–6 and what it reveals about our purpose. God's creation is beyond human understanding, yet He has shown mankind a level of mercy and intention unlike any other part of creation. Bishop Rader Johnson discusses how God placed more of Himself in man than in any other creature, forming us in His image with intelligence, creativity, and the ability to reason and communicate with Him.
God has a plan for mankind, and it begins with learning who He is and becoming who He has called us to be.
For more lessons and sermons, follow our YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/@GBT
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In this series, we explore God’s plan for man through Psalms 8:3–6 and what it reveals about our purpose. God's creation is beyond human understanding, yet He has shown mankind a level of mercy and intention unlike any other part of creation. Bishop Rader Johnson discusses how God placed more of Himself in man than in any other creature, forming us in His image with intelligence, creativity, and the ability to reason and communicate with Him.
God has a plan for mankind, and it begins with learning who He is and becoming who He has called us to be.
For more lessons and sermons, follow our YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/@GBT
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In this series, we explore God’s plan for man through Psalms 8:3–6 and what it reveals about our purpose. God's creation is beyond human understanding, yet He has shown mankind a level of mercy and intention unlike any other part of creation. Bishop Rader Johnson discusses how God placed more of Himself in man than in any other creature, forming us in His image with intelligence, creativity, and the ability to reason and communicate with Him.
God has a plan for mankind, and it begins with learning who He is and becoming who He has called us to be.
For more lessons and sermons, follow our YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/@GBT
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In this series, we explore God’s plan for man through Psalms 8:3–6 and what it reveals about our purpose. God's creation is beyond human understanding, yet He has shown mankind a level of mercy and intention unlike any other part of creation. Bishop Rader Johnson discusses how God placed more of Himself in man than in any other creature, forming us in His image with intelligence, creativity, and the ability to reason and communicate with Him.
God has a plan for mankind, and it begins with learning who He is and becoming who He has called us to be.
For more lessons and sermons, follow our YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/@GBT
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In this series, we explore God’s plan for man through Psalms 8:3–6 and what it reveals about our purpose. God's creation is beyond human understanding, yet He has shown mankind a level of mercy and intention unlike any other part of creation. Bishop Rader Johnson discusses how God placed more of Himself in man than in any other creature, forming us in His image with intelligence, creativity, and the ability to reason and communicate with Him.
God has a plan for mankind, and it begins with learning who He is and becoming who He has called us to be.
For more lessons and sermons, follow our YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/@GBT
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In this series, we explore God’s plan for man through Psalms 8:3–6 and what it reveals about our purpose. God's creation is beyond human understanding, yet He has shown mankind a level of mercy and intention unlike any other part of creation. Bishop Rader Johnson discusses how God placed more of Himself in man than in any other creature, forming us in His image with intelligence, creativity, and the ability to reason and communicate with Him.
God has a plan for mankind, and it begins with learning who He is and becoming who He has called us to be.
For more lessons and sermons, follow our YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/@GBT
Tell us what you think about this podcast!
In this series, we explore God’s plan for man through Psalms 8:3–6 and what it reveals about our purpose. God's creation is beyond human understanding, yet He has shown mankind a level of mercy and intention unlike any other part of creation. Bishop Rader Johnson discusses how God placed more of Himself in man than in any other creature, forming us in His image with intelligence, creativity, and the ability to reason and communicate with Him.
God has a plan for mankind, and it begins with learning who He is and becoming who He has called us to be.
For more lessons and sermons, follow our YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/@GBT
Tell us what you think about this podcast!
In this series, we explore God’s plan for man through Psalms 8:3–6 and what it reveals about our purpose. God's creation is beyond human understanding, yet He has shown mankind a level of mercy and intention unlike any other part of creation. Bishop Rader Johnson discusses how God placed more of Himself in man than in any other creature, forming us in His image with intelligence, creativity, and the ability to reason and communicate with Him.
God has a plan for mankind, and it begins with learning who He is and becoming who He has called us to be.
For more lessons and sermons, follow our YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/@GBT
Tell us what you think about this podcast!
In this series, we explore God’s plan for man through Psalms 8:3–6 and what it reveals about our purpose. God's creation is beyond human understanding, yet He has shown mankind a level of mercy and intention unlike any other part of creation. Bishop Rader Johnson discusses how God placed more of Himself in man than in any other creature, forming us in His image with intelligence, creativity, and the ability to reason and communicate with Him.
God has a plan for mankind, and it begins with learning who He is and becoming who He has called us to be.
For more lessons and sermons, follow our YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/@GBT
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In this episode, we dive into the foundation of our walk with God: faith. Faith is more than words or feelings. It is trust in action. We explore what Scripture teaches about believing God, standing on His promises, and remaining steady even when circumstances don’t make sense. This episode will encourage you to strengthen your confidence in God, live out your faith daily, and understand how faith shapes every part of your spiritual journey.
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In this episode, we walk through the biblical guidelines for giving offering and why it matters in the life of a believer. Giving is more than a financial act. It is an expression of worship, obedience, and trust in God. We’ll talk about the heart posture behind giving, the principles Scripture lays out, and how cheerful, faithful stewardship honors the Lord and strengthens the church. Whether you’re new to the faith or have been walking with God for years, this episode will help you approach giving with clarity and purpose.
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In this series, Bishop Rader Johnson teaches that the church is the pillar and ground of the truth, based on 1 Timothy 3:15–16. Even when false teaching leads people astray, as seen in 2 Timothy 2, God’s foundation still stands. There has always been a faithful remnant who endure and obey.
While God knows those who are His, we must prove we belong to Him by overcoming, walking uprightly, and remaining rooted in sound doctrine. In the church, there are vessels of honor and dishonor, and we must choose to be vessels of honor.
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In this series, Bishop Rader Johnson teaches that the church is the pillar and ground of the truth, based on 1 Timothy 3:15–16. Even when false teaching leads people astray, as seen in 2 Timothy 2, God’s foundation still stands. There has always been a faithful remnant who endure and obey.
While God knows those who are His, we must prove we belong to Him by overcoming, walking uprightly, and remaining rooted in sound doctrine. In the church, there are vessels of honor and dishonor, and we must choose to be vessels of honor.
For more lessons and sermons, follow our YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/@GBT
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In this series, Bishop Rader Johnson teaches that the church is the pillar and ground of the truth, based on 1 Timothy 3:15–16. Even when false teaching leads people astray, as seen in 2 Timothy 2, God’s foundation still stands. There has always been a faithful remnant who endure and obey.
While God knows those who are His, we must prove we belong to Him by overcoming, walking uprightly, and remaining rooted in sound doctrine. In the church, there are vessels of honor and dishonor, and we must choose to be vessels of honor.
For more lessons and sermons, follow our YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/@GBT
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Bishop Ross Perry Paddock teaches the 6 Principles of the Doctrine of Christ, Eternal Judgment
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Bishop Ross Perry Paddock teaches the 6 Principles of the Doctrine of Christ, Resurrection of the Dead.
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Bishop Ross Perry Paddock teaches the 6 Principles of the Doctrine of Christ, Repentance from Dead Works.
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Bishop Ross Perry Paddock teaches the 6 Principles of the Doctrine of Christ, Doctrine of Baptisms.
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Bishop Ross Perry Paddock teaches the 6 Principles of the Doctrine of Christ, Laying On of Hands.
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Bishop Ross Perry Paddock teaches the 6 Principles of the Doctrine of Christ, Faith Toward God.
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In this episode, Bishop Rader Johnson teaches on the true purpose and heart behind fasting. Fasting is not just abstaining from food. It is voluntary fellowship with God, a deliberate choice to humble ourselves and draw closer to Him. True fasting draws us closer to Christ, often through suffering, where our fellowship with Him becomes deeper than at any other time.
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In this episode, Bishop Rader Johnson teaches on the true purpose and heart behind fasting. Fasting is not just abstaining from food. It is voluntary fellowship with God, a deliberate choice to humble ourselves and draw closer to Him. True fasting draws us closer to Christ, often through suffering, where our fellowship with Him becomes deeper than at any other time.
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In this episode, Bishop Rader Johnson teaches on the true purpose and heart behind fasting. Fasting is not just abstaining from food. It is voluntary fellowship with God, a deliberate choice to humble ourselves and draw closer to Him. True fasting draws us closer to Christ, often through suffering, where our fellowship with Him becomes deeper than at any other time.
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In this episode, Bishop Rader Johnson teaches that making it to the end will take everything within us. Scripture reminds us that we are scarcely saved, not because God is lacking, but because the process is meant to bring us closer and closer to God. The trials, tests, and hardships we face are designed to prepare us, to save us, and to make us ready for the coming of the Lord and the Rapture.
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In this episode, Bishop Rader Johnson teaches that making it to the end will take everything within us. Scripture reminds us that we are scarcely saved, not because God is lacking, but because the process is meant to bring us closer and closer to God. The trials, tests, and hardships we face are designed to prepare us, to save us, and to make us ready for the coming of the Lord and the Rapture.
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The Ministry of Reconciliation teaches that living for God and striving to live sin-free actively destroys sin’s power in our lives, as outlined in Hebrews 10:1–18. God is serious about sin, and a disregard for His law affects our relationship with Him. Church exists for reconciliation, helping people be made right with God. Verses 16–17 describe the New Birth experience, where God writes His laws on our hearts, and verse 18 shows that Christ’s sacrifice removed the need for continual reconciliation for sin.
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The Ministry of Reconciliation teaches that living for God and striving to live sin-free actively destroys sin’s power in our lives, as outlined in Hebrews 10:1–18. God is serious about sin, and a disregard for His law affects our relationship with Him. Church exists for reconciliation, helping people be made right with God. Verses 16–17 describe the New Birth experience, where God writes His laws on our hearts, and verse 18 shows that Christ’s sacrifice removed the need for continual reconciliation for sin.
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The Ministry of Reconciliation teaches that living for God and striving to live sin-free actively destroys sin’s power in our lives, as outlined in Hebrews 10:1–18. God is serious about sin, and a disregard for His law affects our relationship with Him. Church exists for reconciliation, helping people be made right with God. Verses 16–17 describe the New Birth experience, where God writes His laws on our hearts, and verse 18 shows that Christ’s sacrifice removed the need for continual reconciliation for sin.
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The Ministry of Reconciliation teaches that living for God and striving to live sin-free actively destroys sin’s power in our lives, as outlined in Hebrews 10:1–18. God is serious about sin, and a disregard for His law affects our relationship with Him. Church exists for reconciliation, helping people be made right with God. Verses 16–17 describe the New Birth experience, where God writes His laws on our hearts, and verse 18 shows that Christ’s sacrifice removed the need for continual reconciliation for sin.
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In How God Speaks to Us in These Last Days, Bishop Rader Johnson explains that God speaks to His people today through the Holy Ghost, but always in alignment with the Word and the teaching of their pastor.
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In How God Speaks to Us in These Last Days, Bishop Rader Johnson explains that God speaks to His people today through the Holy Ghost, but always in alignment with the Word and the teaching of their pastor.
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In How God Speaks to Us in These Last Days, Bishop Rader Johnson explains that God speaks to His people today through the Holy Ghost, but always in alignment with the Word and the teaching of their pastor.
For more lessons and sermons, follow our YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/@GBT
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True understanding of God’s Word comes only through the Holy Ghost, which opens our spiritual eyes and reveals the meaning behind Scripture. The anointing allows believers to grasp what God is teaching through His Word, beyond natural understanding. Find out more about how to understand God's word in this series!
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True understanding of God’s Word comes only through the Holy Ghost, which opens our spiritual eyes and reveals the meaning behind Scripture. The anointing allows believers to grasp what God is teaching through His Word, beyond natural understanding. Find out more about how to understand God's word in this series!
For more lessons and sermons, follow our YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/@GBT
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True understanding of God’s Word comes only through the Holy Ghost, which opens our spiritual eyes and reveals the meaning behind Scripture. The anointing allows believers to grasp what God is teaching through His Word, beyond natural understanding. Find out more about how to understand God's word in this series!
For more lessons and sermons, follow our YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/@GBT
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True understanding of God’s Word comes only through the Holy Ghost, which opens our spiritual eyes and reveals the meaning behind Scripture. The anointing allows believers to grasp what God is teaching through His Word, beyond natural understanding. Find out more about how to understand God's word in this series!
For more lessons and sermons, follow our YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/@GBT
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True understanding of God’s Word comes only through the Holy Ghost, which opens our spiritual eyes and reveals the meaning behind Scripture. The anointing allows believers to grasp what God is teaching through His Word, beyond natural understanding. Find out more about how to understand God's word in this series!
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In this teaching from 2 Timothy 2:1–4, Bishop Rader Johnson explains that to be entangled means to become intertwined or overly involved with the affairs of this life. As believers, we are in a spiritual war, and our weapons are not physical but spiritual—chiefly, the Word of God. To truly please the One who called us to be soldiers, we must stay focused, disciplined, and free from worldly distractions.
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In this teaching from 2 Timothy 2:1–4, Bishop Rader Johnson explains that to be entangled means to become intertwined or overly involved with the affairs of this life. As believers, we are in a spiritual war, and our weapons are not physical but spiritual—chiefly, the Word of God. To truly please the One who called us to be soldiers, we must stay focused, disciplined, and free from worldly distractions.
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In this teaching from 2 Timothy 2:1–4, Bishop Rader Johnson explains that to be entangled means to become intertwined or overly involved with the affairs of this life. As believers, we are in a spiritual war, and our weapons are not physical but spiritual—chiefly, the Word of God. To truly please the One who called us to be soldiers, we must stay focused, disciplined, and free from worldly distractions.
For more lessons and sermons, follow our YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/@GBT
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The 6 Walks of Ephesians explores six powerful calls to action found in Paul’s letter to the Ephesians: walk in good works (2:10), walk worthy of your calling (4:1), walk not as the gentiles (4:17), walk in love (5:2), walk as children of light (5:8), and walk circumspectly (5:15). Each episode unpacks what it means to live out these walks daily—following Christ’s example with love, holiness, wisdom, and purpose.
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The 6 Walks of Ephesians explores six powerful calls to action found in Paul’s letter to the Ephesians: walk in good works (2:10), walk worthy of your calling (4:1), walk not as the gentiles (4:17), walk in love (5:2), walk as children of light (5:8), and walk circumspectly (5:15). Each episode unpacks what it means to live out these walks daily—following Christ’s example with love, holiness, wisdom, and purpose.
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The 6 Walks of Ephesians explores six powerful calls to action found in Paul’s letter to the Ephesians: walk in good works (2:10), walk worthy of your calling (4:1), walk not as the gentiles (4:17), walk in love (5:2), walk as children of light (5:8), and walk circumspectly (5:15). Each episode unpacks what it means to live out these walks daily—following Christ’s example with love, holiness, wisdom, and purpose.
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The 6 Walks of Ephesians explores six powerful calls to action found in Paul’s letter to the Ephesians: walk in good works (2:10), walk worthy of your calling (4:1), walk not as the gentiles (4:17), walk in love (5:2), walk as children of light (5:8), and walk circumspectly (5:15). Each episode unpacks what it means to live out these walks daily—following Christ’s example with love, holiness, wisdom, and purpose.
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The 6 Walks of Ephesians explores six powerful calls to action found in Paul’s letter to the Ephesians: walk in good works (2:10), walk worthy of your calling (4:1), walk not as the gentiles (4:17), walk in love (5:2), walk as children of light (5:8), and walk circumspectly (5:15). Each episode unpacks what it means to live out these walks daily—following Christ’s example with love, holiness, wisdom, and purpose.
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The 6 Walks of Ephesians explores six powerful calls to action found in Paul’s letter to the Ephesians: walk in good works (2:10), walk worthy of your calling (4:1), walk not as the gentiles (4:17), walk in love (5:2), walk as children of light (5:8), and walk circumspectly (5:15). Each episode unpacks what it means to live out these walks daily—following Christ’s example with love, holiness, wisdom, and purpose.
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In this podcast, Bishop Rader Johnson extends the series beyond the 6 Principles of the Doctrine of Christ. Hebrews 6:1-3 calls us to go on to perfection—to grow beyond the basics and press forward to maturity in Christ. Spiritual growth means bringing our thoughts, desires, and actions under God’s Word so we can reflect the life of Jesus.
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In this podcast, Bishop Rader Johnson extends the series beyond the 6 Principles of the Doctrine of Christ. Hebrews 6:1-3 calls us to go on to perfection—to grow beyond the basics and press forward to maturity in Christ. Spiritual growth means bringing our thoughts, desires, and actions under God’s Word so we can reflect the life of Jesus.
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In this podcast, Bishop Rader Johnson extends the series beyond the 6 Principles of the Doctrine of Christ. Hebrews 6:1-3 calls us to go on to perfection—to grow beyond the basics and press forward to maturity in Christ. Spiritual growth means bringing our thoughts, desires, and actions under God’s Word so we can reflect the life of Jesus.
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In this podcast, Bishop Rader Johnson extends the series beyond the 6 Principles of the Doctrine of Christ. Hebrews 6:1-3 calls us to go on to perfection—to grow beyond the basics and press forward to maturity in Christ. Spiritual growth means bringing our thoughts, desires, and actions under God’s Word so we can reflect the life of Jesus.
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In this podcast, Bishop Rader Johnson extends the series beyond the 6 Principles of the Doctrine of Christ. Hebrews 6:1-3 calls us to go on to perfection—to grow beyond the basics and press forward to maturity in Christ. Spiritual growth means bringing our thoughts, desires, and actions under God’s Word so we can reflect the life of Jesus.
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In this series, Bishop Rader Johnson teaches on The 6 Principles of the Doctrine of Christ found in Hebrews 6:1–3, revealing how these core teachings form the bedrock of the entire Bible. The six principles are:
- Repentance from Dead Works
- Faith Toward God
- Doctrine of Baptisms
- Laying on of Hands
- Resurrection of the Dead
- Eternal Judgment
Bishop Johnson emphasizes that while the first four principles relate to entering into salvation and the body of Christ, the last two apply to every soul—because all will be resurrected and judged.
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In this series, Bishop Rader Johnson teaches on The 6 Principles of the Doctrine of Christ found in Hebrews 6:1–3, revealing how these core teachings form the bedrock of the entire Bible. The six principles are:
- Repentance from Dead Works
- Faith Toward God
- Doctrine of Baptisms
- Laying on of Hands
- Resurrection of the Dead
- Eternal Judgment
Bishop Johnson emphasizes that while the first four principles relate to entering into salvation and the body of Christ, the last two apply to every soul—because all will be resurrected and judged.
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In this series, Bishop Rader Johnson teaches on The 6 Principles of the Doctrine of Christ found in Hebrews 6:1–3, revealing how these core teachings form the bedrock of the entire Bible. The six principles are:
- Repentance from Dead Works
- Faith Toward God
- Doctrine of Baptisms
- Laying on of Hands
- Resurrection of the Dead
- Eternal Judgment
Bishop Johnson emphasizes that while the first four principles relate to entering into salvation and the body of Christ, the last two apply to every soul—because all will be resurrected and judged.
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In this series, Bishop Rader Johnson teaches on The 6 Principles of the Doctrine of Christ found in Hebrews 6:1–3, revealing how these core teachings form the bedrock of the entire Bible. The six principles are:
- Repentance from Dead Works
- Faith Toward God
- Doctrine of Baptisms
- Laying on of Hands
- Resurrection of the Dead
- Eternal Judgment
Bishop Johnson emphasizes that while the first four principles relate to entering into salvation and the body of Christ, the last two apply to every soul—because all will be resurrected and judged.
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In this series, Bishop Rader Johnson teaches on The 6 Principles of the Doctrine of Christ found in Hebrews 6:1–3, revealing how these core teachings form the bedrock of the entire Bible. The six principles are:
- Repentance from Dead Works
- Faith Toward God
- Doctrine of Baptisms
- Laying on of Hands
- Resurrection of the Dead
- Eternal Judgment
Bishop Johnson emphasizes that while the first four principles relate to entering into salvation and the body of Christ, the last two apply to every soul—because all will be resurrected and judged.
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In this series, Bishop Rader Johnson teaches on The 6 Principles of the Doctrine of Christ found in Hebrews 6:1–3, revealing how these core teachings form the bedrock of the entire Bible. The six principles are:
- Repentance from Dead Works
- Faith Toward God
- Doctrine of Baptisms
- Laying on of Hands
- Resurrection of the Dead
- Eternal Judgment
Bishop Johnson emphasizes that while the first four principles relate to entering into salvation and the body of Christ, the last two apply to every soul—because all will be resurrected and judged.
Using Hebrews 5:12–14, he also calls attention to the spiritual immaturity of the saints in Jerusalem—saved for nine years, yet still in need of "milk" rather than "strong meat." Their failure to hold fast to the Word serves as a warning for us today: we must grow in the knowledge and application of God's Word.
This series is a compelling reminder to build your spiritual life on the solid foundation of Christ’s doctrine—and to press on toward spiritual maturity.
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In this series, Bishop Rader Johnson teaches on The 6 Principles of the Doctrine of Christ found in Hebrews 6:1–3, revealing how these core teachings form the bedrock of the entire Bible. The six principles are:
- Repentance from Dead Works
- Faith Toward God
- Doctrine of Baptisms
- Laying on of Hands
- Resurrection of the Dead
- Eternal Judgment
Bishop Johnson emphasizes that while the first four principles relate to entering into salvation and the body of Christ, the last two apply to every soul—because all will be resurrected and judged.
Using Hebrews 5:12–14, he also calls attention to the spiritual immaturity of the saints in Jerusalem—saved for nine years, yet still in need of "milk" rather than "strong meat." Their failure to hold fast to the Word serves as a warning for us today: we must grow in the knowledge and application of God's Word.
This series is a compelling reminder to build your spiritual life on the solid foundation of Christ’s doctrine—and to press on toward spiritual maturity.
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In this eye-opening episode, Bishop Rader Johnson dives deep into The Humanity of Jesus, unpacking the divine mystery of how the eternal God revealed Himself through the man Christ Jesus. Rooted in Matthew 11:25–27, this teaching explores how one God operates in distinct roles:
- Father in Creation
- Son in Redemption
- Holy Ghost in our hearts
Bishop Johnson explains how Jesus, though fully divine, prayed as a man because He took on humanity to accomplish what the eternal Spirit could not, to suffer and die for our salvation. The world didn't recognize Him then, and it still doesn’t recognize the true church (the body of Christ) today.
This revelatory teaching emphasizes that spiritual understanding doesn’t come from intellect or status, but by divine revelation. To know who Jesus truly is, one must first come to the Son to be saved, then continue in Him to be taught. Only through the Son can the Father be revealed.
This is a must-listen for anyone seeking deeper understanding of Jesus' identity and the oneness of God.
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In this eye-opening episode, Bishop Rader Johnson dives deep into The Humanity of Jesus, unpacking the divine mystery of how the eternal God revealed Himself through the man Christ Jesus. Rooted in Matthew 11:25–27, this teaching explores how one God operates in distinct roles:
- Father in Creation
- Son in Redemption
- Holy Ghost in our hearts
Bishop Johnson explains how Jesus, though fully divine, prayed as a man because He took on humanity to accomplish what the eternal Spirit could not, to suffer and die for our salvation. The world didn't recognize Him then, and it still doesn’t recognize the true church (the body of Christ) today.
This revelatory teaching emphasizes that spiritual understanding doesn’t come from intellect or status, but by divine revelation. To know who Jesus truly is, one must first come to the Son to be saved, then continue in Him to be taught. Only through the Son can the Father be revealed.
This is a must-listen for anyone seeking deeper understanding of Jesus' identity and the oneness of God.
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In this eye-opening episode, Bishop Rader Johnson dives deep into The Humanity of Jesus, unpacking the divine mystery of how the eternal God revealed Himself through the man Christ Jesus. Rooted in Matthew 11:25–27, this teaching explores how one God operates in distinct roles:
- Father in Creation
- Son in Redemption
- Holy Ghost in our hearts
Bishop Johnson explains how Jesus, though fully divine, prayed as a man because He took on humanity to accomplish what the eternal Spirit could not, to suffer and die for our salvation. The world didn't recognize Him then, and it still doesn’t recognize the true church (the body of Christ) today.
This revelatory teaching emphasizes that spiritual understanding doesn’t come from intellect or status, but by divine revelation. To know who Jesus truly is, one must first come to the Son to be saved, then continue in Him to be taught. Only through the Son can the Father be revealed.
This is a must-listen for anyone seeking deeper understanding of Jesus' identity and the oneness of God.
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In this eye-opening episode, Bishop Rader Johnson dives deep into The Humanity of Jesus, unpacking the divine mystery of how the eternal God revealed Himself through the man Christ Jesus. Rooted in Matthew 11:25–27, this teaching explores how one God operates in distinct roles:
- Father in Creation
- Son in Redemption
- Holy Ghost in our hearts
Bishop Johnson explains how Jesus, though fully divine, prayed as a man because He took on humanity to accomplish what the eternal Spirit could not, to suffer and die for our salvation. The world didn't recognize Him then, and it still doesn’t recognize the true church (the body of Christ) today.
This revelatory teaching emphasizes that spiritual understanding doesn’t come from intellect or status, but by divine revelation. To know who Jesus truly is, one must first come to the Son to be saved, then continue in Him to be taught. Only through the Son can the Father be revealed.
This is a must-listen for anyone seeking deeper understanding of Jesus' identity and the oneness of God.
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In this powerful episode, Bishop Rader Johnson breaks down the 4 Aspects of Faith—Hope, Confidence, Trust, and Belief—offering biblical insight and practical encouragement for your spiritual journey. Drawing from Hebrews 11:1-3and Romans 10:1-17, Bishop Johnson teaches how:
- Hope is our expectation rooted in the God who authors it.
- Confidence is the bold courage that comes from being persuaded of God's promises.
- Trust is the sense of safety we find in God’s reliability, even when we cannot see Him.
- Belief is the deep conviction that God is who He says He is.
Whether you're new to faith or deepening your walk with God, this episode will challenge and inspire you to believe more boldly, trust more deeply, and stand firm in the faith that comes from God.
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In this powerful episode, Bishop Rader Johnson breaks down the 4 Aspects of Faith—Hope, Confidence, Trust, and Belief—offering biblical insight and practical encouragement for your spiritual journey. Drawing from Hebrews 11:1-3and Romans 10:1-17, Bishop Johnson teaches how:
- Hope is our expectation rooted in the God who authors it.
- Confidence is the bold courage that comes from being persuaded of God's promises.
- Trust is the sense of safety we find in God’s reliability, even when we cannot see Him.
- Belief is the deep conviction that God is who He says He is.
Whether you're new to faith or deepening your walk with God, this episode will challenge and inspire you to believe more boldly, trust more deeply, and stand firm in the faith that comes from God.
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Bishop Rader Johnson teaches that in the last days, evil men and seducers will grow worse—deceiving others and being deceived themselves. Paul urges Timothy to continue in the truth he’s learned. Knowing the Bible isn’t enough; we must understand what it means and why it means what it says.
Seducing spirits work through people, leading saints away from truth. The only defense is staying rooted in Apostolic teaching and obeying godly counsel. Those who reject sound doctrine and their pastor's guidance open the door to error and destruction.
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Bishop Rader Johnson teaches that in the last days, evil men and seducers will grow worse—deceiving others and being deceived themselves. Paul urges Timothy to continue in the truth he’s learned. Knowing the Bible isn’t enough; we must understand what it means and why it means what it says.
Seducing spirits work through people, leading saints away from truth. The only defense is staying rooted in Apostolic teaching and obeying godly counsel. Those who reject sound doctrine and their pastor's guidance open the door to error and destruction.
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Bishop Rader Johnson teaches that in the last days, evil men and seducers will grow worse—deceiving others and being deceived themselves. Paul urges Timothy to continue in the truth he’s learned. Knowing the Bible isn’t enough; we must understand what it means and why it means what it says.
Seducing spirits work through people, leading saints away from truth. The only defense is staying rooted in Apostolic teaching and obeying godly counsel. Those who reject sound doctrine and their pastor's guidance open the door to error and destruction.
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In “The Builder,” Bishop Rader Johnson teaches from the foundation scripture found in Matthew 16:13–19 emphasizing that God’s church is built upon the revelation of who He is—Jesus Christ. This divine revelation is essential, because it’s only by knowing who Jesus is that we can be transformed to be like Him—holy. Holiness cannot be achieved through personal righteousness alone, as in nominal churches; it comes through the New Birth experience, which includes being baptized in the Holy Ghost.
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In “The Builder,” Bishop Rader Johnson teaches from the foundation scripture found in Matthew 16:13–19 emphasizing that God’s church is built upon the revelation of who He is—Jesus Christ. This divine revelation is essential, because it’s only by knowing who Jesus is that we can be transformed to be like Him—holy. Holiness cannot be achieved through personal righteousness alone, as in nominal churches; it comes through the New Birth experience, which includes being baptized in the Holy Ghost.
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In “The Builder,” Bishop Rader Johnson teaches from the foundation scripture found in Matthew 16:13–19 emphasizing that God’s church is built upon the revelation of who He is—Jesus Christ. This divine revelation is essential, because it’s only by knowing who Jesus is that we can be transformed to be like Him—holy. Holiness cannot be achieved through personal righteousness alone, as in nominal churches; it comes through the New Birth experience, which includes being baptized in the Holy Ghost.
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In “The Builder,” Bishop Rader Johnson teaches from the foundation scripture found in Matthew 16:13–19 emphasizing that God’s church is built upon the revelation of who He is—Jesus Christ. This divine revelation is essential, because it’s only by knowing who Jesus is that we can be transformed to be like Him—holy. Holiness cannot be achieved through personal righteousness alone, as in nominal churches; it comes through the New Birth experience, which includes being baptized in the Holy Ghost.
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In “The Builder,” Bishop Rader Johnson teaches from the foundation scripture found in Matthew 16:13–19 emphasizing that God’s church is built upon the revelation of who He is—Jesus Christ. This divine revelation is essential, because it’s only by knowing who Jesus is that we can be transformed to be like Him—holy. Holiness cannot be achieved through personal righteousness alone, as in nominal churches; it comes through the New Birth experience, which includes being baptized in the Holy Ghost.
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Offerings are an act of faith, obedience, and sacrifice. In Ezra 1, those who couldn’t physically rebuild the temple were still expected to support the work through freewill offerings—the first biblical example of a building fund. God's people are called to give willingly and consistently, as shown in Exodus 36, where the people gave so much that they had to be stopped.
Offerings should reflect how God has blessed us (Deut. 16:10)—not based on pressure, but from a grateful heart.
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Faith is central to the believer’s walk with God. It’s not just belief—it’s substance, though intangible, and it’s powerful enough to make what we hope for feel already within reach. True faith isn’t in ourselves or our ability to believe—it is faith in God, and it originates from Him. As we learn and grow in His word, our faith is activated and strengthened.
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In this series, Bishop Rader Johnson expounds on Holiness (defined as "all that God is"). We are taught that in order for us to please God we have to emulate him, we have to live holy. Holiness is an absolute requirement if we are to see God. But first we must understand what holiness is: pleasing God from the heart, being convinced that God’s way is right. It involves being committed and our attitude toward God (should be that we love God and we want to please him). Find out more in this important series!
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In this series, Bishop Rader Johnson expounds on Holiness (defined as "all that God is"). We are taught that in order for us to please God we have to emulate him, we have to live holy. Holiness is an absolute requirement if we are to see God. But first we must understand what holiness is: pleasing God from the heart, being convinced that God’s way is right. It involves being committed and our attitude toward God (should be that we love God and we want to please him). Find out more in this important series!
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In this series, Bishop Rader Johnson expounds on Holiness (defined as "all that God is"). We are taught that in order for us to please God we have to emulate him, we have to live holy. Holiness is an absolute requirement if we are to see God. But first we must understand what holiness is: pleasing God from the heart, being convinced that God’s way is right. It involves being committed and our attitude toward God (should be that we love God and we want to please him). Find out more in this important series!
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In this series, Bishop Rader Johnson expounds on Holiness (defined as "all that God is"). We are taught that in order for us to please God we have to emulate him, we have to live holy. Holiness is an absolute requirement if we are to see God. But first we must understand what holiness is: pleasing God from the heart, being convinced that God’s way is right. It involves being committed and our attitude toward God (should be that we love God and we want to please him). Find out more in this important series!
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In this series, Bishop Rader Johnson teaches that God is working on us to get us ready for the Rapture. As we grow in this saved life, we must strive to get to a point to where Satan cannot use anything within us to cause us to fall into temptation. In order to do this effectively, we not live in our feelings and emotions, and allow all of our senses to be influenced by the power of the Holy Ghost. Learn more in this important series for our saved lives!
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In this series, Bishop Rader Johnson teaches that God is working on us to get us ready for the Rapture. As we grow in this saved life, we must strive to get to a point to where Satan cannot use anything within us to cause us to fall into temptation. In order to do this effectively, we not live in our feelings and emotions, and allow all of our senses to be influenced by the power of the Holy Ghost. Learn more in this important series for our saved lives!
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In this series, Bishop Rader Johnson teaches that God is working on us to get us ready for the Rapture. As we grow in this saved life, we must strive to get to a point to where Satan cannot use anything within us to cause us to fall into temptation. In order to do this effectively, we not live in our feelings and emotions, and allow all of our senses to be influenced by the power of the Holy Ghost. Learn more in this important series for our saved lives!
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In this series, Bishop Rader Johnson teaches that God is working on us to get us ready for the Rapture. As we grow in this saved life, we must strive to get to a point to where Satan cannot use anything within us to cause us to fall into temptation. In order to do this effectively, we not live in our feelings and emotions, and allow all of our senses to be influenced by the power of the Holy Ghost. Learn more in this important series for our saved lives!
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In this series, Bishop Rader Johnson teaches that God is working on us to get us ready for the Rapture. As we grow in this saved life, we must strive to get to a point to where Satan cannot use anything within us to cause us to fall into temptation. In order to do this effectively, we not live in our feelings and emotions, and allow all of our senses to be influenced by the power of the Holy Ghost. Learn more in this important series for our saved lives!
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In this series, Bishop Rader Johnson teaches that God is working on us to get us ready for the Rapture. As we grow in this saved life, we must strive to get to a point to where Satan cannot use anything within us to cause us to fall into temptation. In order to do this effectively, we not live in our feelings and emotions, and allow all of our senses to be influenced by the power of the Holy Ghost. Learn more in this important series for our saved lives!
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In this series, Bishop Rader Johnson teaches that God is working on us to get us ready for the Rapture. As we grow in this saved life, we must strive to get to a point to where Satan cannot use anything within us to cause us to fall into temptation. In order to do this effectively, we not live in our feelings and emotions, and allow all of our senses to be influenced by the power of the Holy Ghost. Learn more in this important series for our saved lives!
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From the foundation scripture in Hebrews 6:1, "Therefore leaving the principles of the doctrine of Christ, let us go unto perfection..." Bishop Rader Johnson teaches on the importance of spiritual growth and progression. Tune in to learn how you can grow from glory to glory in God.
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Now more than ever we as saints should be looking for the coming of the Lord because he can come at anytime. God is coming back for a church who has made herself ready and has not spot or wrinkle. Join for this lesson taught by Bishop Rader Johnson about the Coming of the Lord.
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This episode highlights Ezekiel's River as taught by Bishop Rader Johnson.
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In this series, Bishop Rader Johnson emphasizes the qualities God seeks in His faithful servants: availability and reliability. He explains that the best dependability comes from making ourselves available to God. Whatever role we desire to fulfill in the church, God will equip us with the ability to do it if we remain available and reliable. We are cautioned against becoming too absorbed in the busyness of life, reminding us that our devotion should always prioritize the Lord. Tune in for encouragement and practical insights on living a life of faithful service to God.
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In this series, Bishop Rader Johnson emphasizes the qualities God seeks in His faithful servants: availability and reliability. He explains that the best dependability comes from making ourselves available to God. Whatever role we desire to fulfill in the church, God will equip us with the ability to do it if we remain available and reliable. We are cautioned against becoming too absorbed in the busyness of life, reminding us that our devotion should always prioritize the Lord. Tune in for encouragement and practical insights on living a life of faithful service to God.
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In this series, Bishop Rader Johnson begins with the foundation scripture in Matthew 16:24-28, teaching that surrendering our lives to God is key to living a spiritual life. Denying ourselves, taking up our cross, and committing to God’s will allows us to align with His thoughts, character, and actions. God desires us to reflect His nature and, through surrender, fulfill our spiritual purpose while securing eternal life. Tune in to find out how you can embrace the surrendered life God calls us to live.
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In this series, Bishop Rader Johnson begins with the foundation scripture in Matthew 16:24-28, teaching that surrendering our lives to God is key to living a spiritual life. Denying ourselves, taking up our cross, and committing to God’s will allows us to align with His thoughts, character, and actions. God desires us to reflect His nature and, through surrender, fulfill our spiritual purpose while securing eternal life. Tune in to find out how you can embrace the surrendered life God calls us to live.
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In this series, Bishop Rader Johnson begins with the foundation scripture in Matthew 16:24-28, teaching that surrendering our lives to God is key to living a spiritual life. Denying ourselves, taking up our cross, and committing to God’s will allows us to align with His thoughts, character, and actions. God desires us to reflect His nature and, through surrender, fulfill our spiritual purpose while securing eternal life. Tune in to find out how you can embrace the surrendered life God calls us to live.
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In this series, Bishop Rader Johnson begins with the foundation scripture in Matthew 16:24-28, teaching that surrendering our lives to God is key to living a spiritual life. Denying ourselves, taking up our cross, and committing to God’s will allows us to align with His thoughts, character, and actions. God desires us to reflect His nature and, through surrender, fulfill our spiritual purpose while securing eternal life. Tune in to find out how you can embrace the surrendered life God calls us to live.
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Understanding the biblical foundation and structure of church leadership is essential for every pastor. This lesson explores the roles of pastors, elders, and deacons, emphasizing order, accountability, and the Apostolic Pentecostal approach to leading a church according to scriptural principles.
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Understanding the biblical foundation and structure of church leadership is essential for every pastor. This lesson explores the roles of pastors, elders, and deacons, emphasizing order, accountability, and the Apostolic Pentecostal approach to leading a church according to scriptural principles.
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Understanding the biblical foundation and structure of church leadership is essential for every pastor. This lesson explores the roles of pastors, elders, and deacons, emphasizing order, accountability, and the Apostolic Pentecostal approach to leading a church according to scriptural principles.
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Understanding the biblical foundation and structure of church leadership is essential for every pastor. This lesson explores the roles of pastors, elders, and deacons, emphasizing order, accountability, and the Apostolic Pentecostal approach to leading a church according to scriptural principles.
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Understanding the biblical foundation and structure of church leadership is essential for every pastor. This lesson explores the roles of pastors, elders, and deacons, emphasizing order, accountability, and the Apostolic Pentecostal approach to leading a church according to scriptural principles.
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Understanding the biblical foundation and structure of church leadership is essential for every pastor. This lesson explores the roles of pastors, elders, and deacons, emphasizing order, accountability, and the Apostolic Pentecostal approach to leading a church according to scriptural principles.
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Understanding the biblical foundation and structure of church leadership is essential for every pastor. This lesson explores the roles of pastors, elders, and deacons, emphasizing order, accountability, and the Apostolic Pentecostal approach to leading a church according to scriptural principles.
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Understanding the biblical foundation and structure of church leadership is essential for every pastor. This lesson explores the roles of pastors, elders, and deacons, emphasizing order, accountability, and the Apostolic Pentecostal approach to leading a church according to scriptural principles.
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Understanding the biblical foundation and structure of church leadership is essential for every pastor. This lesson explores the roles of pastors, elders, and deacons, emphasizing order, accountability, and the Apostolic Pentecostal approach to leading a church according to scriptural principles.
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Understanding the biblical foundation and structure of church leadership is essential for every pastor. This lesson explores the roles of pastors, elders, and deacons, emphasizing order, accountability, and the Apostolic Pentecostal approach to leading a church according to scriptural principles.
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Understanding the biblical foundation and structure of church leadership is essential for every pastor. This lesson explores the roles of pastors, elders, and deacons, emphasizing order, accountability, and the Apostolic Pentecostal approach to leading a church according to scriptural principles.
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In this episode of Bishop Rader Johnson’s podcast, "The Tabernacle," the Bishop explores the profound spiritual significance of the Tabernacle and its role in the relationship between God and His people. The Tabernacle was filled with valuable items and constructed from acacia wood on the inside, symbolizing the divine presence of God. It was a sacred space where God chose to dwell among the Israelites, offering them His guidance and protection.
Bishop Johnson explains that the purpose of the Tabernacle was not just as a place of worship but as a tent of protection. As long as the Tabernacle stood, no enemy could defeat Israel. However, access to the Tabernacle was restricted, and the Israelites could only enter at specific times determined by God, emphasizing the sacredness of the space and the potential danger of approaching it without divine permission.
Through this teaching, Bishop Johnson helps listeners understand the deep symbolism of the Tabernacle and its transformation through the sacrifice of Jesus, reminding us of the importance of God's presence in our everyday lives.
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In this episode of Bishop Rader Johnson’s podcast, "The Tabernacle," the Bishop explores the profound spiritual significance of the Tabernacle and its role in the relationship between God and His people. The Tabernacle was filled with valuable items and constructed from acacia wood on the inside, symbolizing the divine presence of God. It was a sacred space where God chose to dwell among the Israelites, offering them His guidance and protection.
Bishop Johnson explains that the purpose of the Tabernacle was not just as a place of worship but as a tent of protection. As long as the Tabernacle stood, no enemy could defeat Israel. However, access to the Tabernacle was restricted, and the Israelites could only enter at specific times determined by God, emphasizing the sacredness of the space and the potential danger of approaching it without divine permission.
Through this teaching, Bishop Johnson helps listeners understand the deep symbolism of the Tabernacle and its transformation through the sacrifice of Jesus, reminding us of the importance of God's presence in our everyday lives.
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In this episode of Bishop Rader Johnson’s podcast, "The Tabernacle," the Bishop explores the profound spiritual significance of the Tabernacle and its role in the relationship between God and His people. The Tabernacle was filled with valuable items and constructed from acacia wood on the inside, symbolizing the divine presence of God. It was a sacred space where God chose to dwell among the Israelites, offering them His guidance and protection.
Bishop Johnson explains that the purpose of the Tabernacle was not just as a place of worship but as a tent of protection. As long as the Tabernacle stood, no enemy could defeat Israel. However, access to the Tabernacle was restricted, and the Israelites could only enter at specific times determined by God, emphasizing the sacredness of the space and the potential danger of approaching it without divine permission.
Through this teaching, Bishop Johnson helps listeners understand the deep symbolism of the Tabernacle and its transformation through the sacrifice of Jesus, reminding us of the importance of God's presence in our everyday lives.
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In this episode of Bishop Rader Johnson’s podcast, "The Tabernacle," the Bishop explores the profound spiritual significance of the Tabernacle and its role in the relationship between God and His people. The Tabernacle was filled with valuable items and constructed from acacia wood on the inside, symbolizing the divine presence of God. It was a sacred space where God chose to dwell among the Israelites, offering them His guidance and protection.
Bishop Johnson explains that the purpose of the Tabernacle was not just as a place of worship but as a tent of protection. As long as the Tabernacle stood, no enemy could defeat Israel. However, access to the Tabernacle was restricted, and the Israelites could only enter at specific times determined by God, emphasizing the sacredness of the space and the potential danger of approaching it without divine permission.
Through this teaching, Bishop Johnson helps listeners understand the deep symbolism of the Tabernacle and its transformation through the sacrifice of Jesus, reminding us of the importance of God's presence in our everyday lives.
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In this episode of Bishop Rader Johnson’s podcast, "The Tabernacle," the Bishop explores the profound spiritual significance of the Tabernacle and its role in the relationship between God and His people. The Tabernacle was filled with valuable items and constructed from acacia wood on the inside, symbolizing the divine presence of God. It was a sacred space where God chose to dwell among the Israelites, offering them His guidance and protection.
Bishop Johnson explains that the purpose of the Tabernacle was not just as a place of worship but as a tent of protection. As long as the Tabernacle stood, no enemy could defeat Israel. However, access to the Tabernacle was restricted, and the Israelites could only enter at specific times determined by God, emphasizing the sacredness of the space and the potential danger of approaching it without divine permission.
Through this teaching, Bishop Johnson helps listeners understand the deep symbolism of the Tabernacle and its transformation through the sacrifice of Jesus, reminding us of the importance of God's presence in our everyday lives.
For more lessons and sermons, follow our YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/@GBT
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In this episode of Bishop Rader Johnson’s podcast, "The Tabernacle," the Bishop explores the profound spiritual significance of the Tabernacle and its role in the relationship between God and His people. The Tabernacle was filled with valuable items and constructed from acacia wood on the inside, symbolizing the divine presence of God. It was a sacred space where God chose to dwell among the Israelites, offering them His guidance and protection.
Bishop Johnson explains that the purpose of the Tabernacle was not just as a place of worship but as a tent of protection. As long as the Tabernacle stood, no enemy could defeat Israel. However, access to the Tabernacle was restricted, and the Israelites could only enter at specific times determined by God, emphasizing the sacredness of the space and the potential danger of approaching it without divine permission.
Through this teaching, Bishop Johnson helps listeners understand the deep symbolism of the Tabernacle and its transformation through the sacrifice of Jesus, reminding us of the importance of God's presence in our everyday lives.
For more lessons and sermons, follow our YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/@GBT
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In this episode of Bishop Rader Johnson’s podcast, "The Tabernacle," the Bishop explores the profound spiritual significance of the Tabernacle and its role in the relationship between God and His people. The Tabernacle was filled with valuable items and constructed from acacia wood on the inside, symbolizing the divine presence of God. It was a sacred space where God chose to dwell among the Israelites, offering them His guidance and protection.
Bishop Johnson explains that the purpose of the Tabernacle was not just as a place of worship but as a tent of protection. As long as the Tabernacle stood, no enemy could defeat Israel. However, access to the Tabernacle was restricted, and the Israelites could only enter at specific times determined by God, emphasizing the sacredness of the space and the potential danger of approaching it without divine permission.
Through this teaching, Bishop Johnson helps listeners understand the deep symbolism of the Tabernacle and its transformation through the sacrifice of Jesus, reminding us of the importance of God's presence in our everyday lives.
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In this episode of Bishop Rader Johnson’s podcast, "The Tabernacle," the Bishop explores the profound spiritual significance of the Tabernacle and its role in the relationship between God and His people. The Tabernacle was filled with valuable items and constructed from acacia wood on the inside, symbolizing the divine presence of God. It was a sacred space where God chose to dwell among the Israelites, offering them His guidance and protection.
Bishop Johnson explains that the purpose of the Tabernacle was not just as a place of worship but as a tent of protection. As long as the Tabernacle stood, no enemy could defeat Israel. However, access to the Tabernacle was restricted, and the Israelites could only enter at specific times determined by God, emphasizing the sacredness of the space and the potential danger of approaching it without divine permission.
Through this teaching, Bishop Johnson helps listeners understand the deep symbolism of the Tabernacle and its transformation through the sacrifice of Jesus, reminding us of the importance of God's presence in our everyday lives.
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In this episode of Bishop Rader Johnson’s podcast, "The Tabernacle," the Bishop explores the profound spiritual significance of the Tabernacle and its role in the relationship between God and His people. The Tabernacle was filled with valuable items and constructed from acacia wood on the inside, symbolizing the divine presence of God. It was a sacred space where God chose to dwell among the Israelites, offering them His guidance and protection.
Bishop Johnson explains that the purpose of the Tabernacle was not just as a place of worship but as a tent of protection. As long as the Tabernacle stood, no enemy could defeat Israel. However, access to the Tabernacle was restricted, and the Israelites could only enter at specific times determined by God, emphasizing the sacredness of the space and the potential danger of approaching it without divine permission.
Through this teaching, Bishop Johnson helps listeners understand the deep symbolism of the Tabernacle and its transformation through the sacrifice of Jesus, reminding us of the importance of God's presence in our everyday lives.
For more lessons and sermons, follow our YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/@GBT
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In this episode of Bishop Rader Johnson’s podcast, "The Tabernacle," the Bishop explores the profound spiritual significance of the Tabernacle and its role in the relationship between God and His people. The Tabernacle was filled with valuable items and constructed from acacia wood on the inside, symbolizing the divine presence of God. It was a sacred space where God chose to dwell among the Israelites, offering them His guidance and protection.
Bishop Johnson explains that the purpose of the Tabernacle was not just as a place of worship but as a tent of protection. As long as the Tabernacle stood, no enemy could defeat Israel. However, access to the Tabernacle was restricted, and the Israelites could only enter at specific times determined by God, emphasizing the sacredness of the space and the potential danger of approaching it without divine permission.
Through this teaching, Bishop Johnson helps listeners understand the deep symbolism of the Tabernacle and its transformation through the sacrifice of Jesus, reminding us of the importance of God's presence in our everyday lives.
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In this episode of Bishop Rader Johnson’s podcast, "The Tabernacle," the Bishop explores the profound spiritual significance of the Tabernacle and its role in the relationship between God and His people. The Tabernacle was filled with valuable items and constructed from acacia wood on the inside, symbolizing the divine presence of God. It was a sacred space where God chose to dwell among the Israelites, offering them His guidance and protection.
Bishop Johnson explains that the purpose of the Tabernacle was not just as a place of worship but as a tent of protection. As long as the Tabernacle stood, no enemy could defeat Israel. However, access to the Tabernacle was restricted, and the Israelites could only enter at specific times determined by God, emphasizing the sacredness of the space and the potential danger of approaching it without divine permission.
Through this teaching, Bishop Johnson helps listeners understand the deep symbolism of the Tabernacle and its transformation through the sacrifice of Jesus, reminding us of the importance of God's presence in our everyday lives.
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Bishop Rader Johnson dives into Revelation 17:1-7, warning against the influence of false spirits and religions in today's world. He emphasizes that we are in a time of the great falling away, not revival, and that the message of our age is repentance—without which no revival is possible. Bishop Johnson explains that God will judge the false church, using the Antichrist to carry out this judgment, as false religion, driven by the devil, deceives the world. He draws a parallel between false worship and spiritual fornication, showing how false churches are always available and accessible, leading people away from God’s truth. Through continual repentance, believers can guard themselves against being rejected by God.
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Bishop Rader Johnson dives into Revelation 17:1-7, warning against the influence of false spirits and religions in today's world. He emphasizes that we are in a time of the great falling away, not revival, and that the message of our age is repentance—without which no revival is possible. Bishop Johnson explains that God will judge the false church, using the Antichrist to carry out this judgment, as false religion, driven by the devil, deceives the world. He draws a parallel between false worship and spiritual fornication, showing how false churches are always available and accessible, leading people away from God’s truth. Through continual repentance, believers can guard themselves against being rejected by God.
For more lessons and sermons, follow our YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/@GBT
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Bishop Rader Johnson dives into Revelation 17:1-7, warning against the influence of false spirits and religions in today's world. He emphasizes that we are in a time of the great falling away, not revival, and that the message of our age is repentance—without which no revival is possible. Bishop Johnson explains that God will judge the false church, using the Antichrist to carry out this judgment, as false religion, driven by the devil, deceives the world. He draws a parallel between false worship and spiritual fornication, showing how false churches are always available and accessible, leading people away from God’s truth. Through continual repentance, believers can guard themselves against being rejected by God.
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Based on 2 Peter 2:1-22, Bishop Rader Johnson addresses the rise of false teachers and prophets within the Apostolic church. He reveals how these individuals, despite their talents in preaching or teaching, lead others astray through their destructive lifestyles. Drawing from biblical warnings, Bishop Johnson teaches that false prophets appear in sheep's clothing—hiding their true nature behind their abilities—but can be recognized by their actions. He cautions against following the crowd and challenges believers to discern leaders who exploit the church for personal gain, reminding us that God’s truth is always rooted in scripture.
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Based on 2 Peter 2:1-22, Bishop Rader Johnson addresses the rise of false teachers and prophets within the Apostolic church. He reveals how these individuals, despite their talents in preaching or teaching, lead others astray through their destructive lifestyles. Drawing from biblical warnings, Bishop Johnson teaches that false prophets appear in sheep's clothing—hiding their true nature behind their abilities—but can be recognized by their actions. He cautions against following the crowd and challenges believers to discern leaders who exploit the church for personal gain, reminding us that God’s truth is always rooted in scripture.
For more lessons and sermons, follow our YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/@GBT
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Based on 2 Peter 2:1-22, Bishop Rader Johnson addresses the rise of false teachers and prophets within the Apostolic church. He reveals how these individuals, despite their talents in preaching or teaching, lead others astray through their destructive lifestyles. Drawing from biblical warnings, Bishop Johnson teaches that false prophets appear in sheep's clothing—hiding their true nature behind their abilities—but can be recognized by their actions. He cautions against following the crowd and challenges believers to discern leaders who exploit the church for personal gain, reminding us that God’s truth is always rooted in scripture.
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Taught by Bishop Rader Johnson, this series explores the profound truth that while humanity is made in the image of God, sin distorts His likeness in us. Through salvation, we become God’s workmanship, being transformed to reflect His likeness in our earthly lives, preparing us for our heavenly state. Bishop Johnson teaches that trials and tests are part of God's perfecting process, designed to make us more like Christ. By aligning our perspective with God's, we can fully embrace His work in our lives, becoming like Jesus in every aspect.
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Taught by Bishop Rader Johnson, this series explores the profound truth that while humanity is made in the image of God, sin distorts His likeness in us. Through salvation, we become God’s workmanship, being transformed to reflect His likeness in our earthly lives, preparing us for our heavenly state. Bishop Johnson teaches that trials and tests are part of God's perfecting process, designed to make us more like Christ. By aligning our perspective with God's, we can fully embrace His work in our lives, becoming like Jesus in every aspect.
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Taught by Bishop Rader Johnson, this series explores the profound truth that while humanity is made in the image of God, sin distorts His likeness in us. Through salvation, we become God’s workmanship, being transformed to reflect His likeness in our earthly lives, preparing us for our heavenly state. Bishop Johnson teaches that trials and tests are part of God's perfecting process, designed to make us more like Christ. By aligning our perspective with God's, we can fully embrace His work in our lives, becoming like Jesus in every aspect.
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In this episode, Bishop Rader Johnson explores the difference between what it means to be "Begotten" of God and "Born" of God how the enemy attacks the children of God. He explains how "begotten" refers to Jesus as the unique Son of God, sharing in the divine nature, and how believers are "born" of the Spirit, becoming children of God through faith. Discover the profound implications of this spiritual rebirth and what it means to be part of God's family, inheriting eternal life through Christ.
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Join Bishop Rader Johnson as he explores the profound meaning of the "Church of the Firstborn" in Christian theology. This episode examines its significance, from Jesus Christ as the "firstborn from the dead" to believers who are spiritually reborn and heirs to God's promises. Bishop Johnson guides us through the concepts of heavenly citizenship, spiritual maturity, and the rich inheritance that comes with being part of this divine assembly.
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Join Bishop Rader Johnson as he explores the profound meaning of the "Church of the Firstborn" in Christian theology. This episode examines its significance, from Jesus Christ as the "firstborn from the dead" to believers who are spiritually reborn and heirs to God's promises. Bishop Johnson guides us through the concepts of heavenly citizenship, spiritual maturity, and the rich inheritance that comes with being part of this divine assembly.
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In this episode, Bishop Rader Johnson explores the profound meaning of being "Crucified to the World." He delves into the intense suffering Christ endured on the cross, highlighting how it symbolizes God's wrath against sin and the spiritual crucifixion believers must undergo. Bishop Johnson explains how crucifixion serves as a metaphor for utterly destroying the power of the flesh, urging us to take up our heavy cross with the same intensity Christ did, relying on God's strength to subdue our fallen nature and live a life of divine purpose.
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In this episode, Bishop Rader Johnson explores the profound meaning of being "Crucified to the World." He delves into the intense suffering Christ endured on the cross, highlighting how it symbolizes God's wrath against sin and the spiritual crucifixion believers must undergo. Bishop Johnson explains how crucifixion serves as a metaphor for utterly destroying the power of the flesh, urging us to take up our heavy cross with the same intensity Christ did, relying on God's strength to subdue our fallen nature and live a life of divine purpose.
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Join us as Bishop Rader Johnson delves into the profound wisdom of the 23rd Psalm. This beloved passage, "The Lord is my shepherd," offers comfort and guidance in life's trials. Bishop Johnson explores its rich symbolism, revealing how it reflects God's unwavering care and protection. Whether you're familiar with the psalm or discovering its power for the first time, this episode offers deep insights into trusting God as our shepherd in every season of life.
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Join us as Bishop Rader Johnson delves into the profound wisdom of the 23rd Psalm. This beloved passage, "The Lord is my shepherd," offers comfort and guidance in life's trials. Bishop Johnson explores its rich symbolism, revealing how it reflects God's unwavering care and protection. Whether you're familiar with the psalm or discovering its power for the first time, this episode offers deep insights into trusting God as our shepherd in every season of life.
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"Remember Lot's Wife" is a powerful biblical lesson on obedience, faith, and the dangers of looking back. This episode explores how her story warns Christians about the consequences of disobedience, the dangers of clinging to past sins, and the importance of unwavering faith. We delve into why Jesus referenced her in the New Testament, reminding us to focus on God's future promises and not to turn back in times of trial. Tune in for an insightful bible study taught by Bishop Rader Johnson!
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"Remember Lot's Wife" is a powerful biblical lesson on obedience, faith, and the dangers of looking back. This episode explores how her story warns Christians about the consequences of disobedience, the dangers of clinging to past sins, and the importance of unwavering faith. We delve into why Jesus referenced her in the New Testament, reminding us to focus on God's future promises and not to turn back in times of trial. Tune in for an insightful bible study taught by Bishop Rader Johnson!
In this podcast, Bishop Rader Johnson teaches the meaning of going on to perfection. It is a spiritual journey of maturing in faith and becoming more like Jesus in character and actions. This concept is often associated with sanctification, the process of growing in holiness and moral purity. In essence, going on to perfection in Christ is an ongoing, lifelong journey of growing in faith, character, and love, continually seeking to reflect Jesus more fully in all aspects of life.
In the "The Fallen Nature" podcast, Bishop Rader Johnson explores Ecclesiastes 7:29, which reveals that humanity's suffering often results from straying from God's path. The verse, "God created mankind upright, but they have gone in search of many schemes," underscores man's tendency toward destructive behaviors.
Further in the lesson, Bishop Johnson discusses how violence and evil arise from this deviation and reflect on Adam and Eve's disobedience as the root of humanity's fallen state. The resulting misery—shame, depravity, and wickedness—comes from our own actions. Join us to explore the importance of spiritual obedience and overcoming our fallen nature by living according to God's will.
In the "The Fallen Nature" podcast, Bishop Rader Johnson explores Ecclesiastes 7:29, which reveals that humanity's suffering often results from straying from God's path. The verse, "God created mankind upright, but they have gone in search of many schemes," underscores man's tendency toward destructive behaviors.
Further in the lesson, Bishop Johnson discusses how violence and evil arise from this deviation and reflect on Adam and Eve's disobedience as the root of humanity's fallen state. The resulting misery—shame, depravity, and wickedness—comes from our own actions. Join us to explore the importance of spiritual obedience and overcoming our fallen nature by living according to God's will.
In the "The Fallen Nature" podcast, Bishop Rader Johnson explores Ecclesiastes 7:29, which reveals that humanity's suffering often results from straying from God's path. The verse, "God created mankind upright, but they have gone in search of many schemes," underscores man's tendency toward destructive behaviors.
Further in the lesson, Bishop Johnson discusses how violence and evil arise from this deviation and reflect on Adam and Eve's disobedience as the root of humanity's fallen state. The resulting misery—shame, depravity, and wickedness—comes from our own actions. Join us to explore the importance of spiritual obedience and overcoming our fallen nature by living according to God's will.
In the podcast introduction for "The Ten Toes of Nebuchadnezzar's Image," Bishop Rader Johnson explores the prophetic meaning of the Ten Toes in Nebuchadnezzar's dream from the Book of Daniel. The statue's iron and clay feet and its ten toes represent a future divided kingdom. The discussion includes historical and theological interpretations, aiming to provide listeners with a deeper understanding of this biblical prophecy and its relevance today.
In the podcast introduction for "The Ten Toes of Nebuchadnezzar's Image," Bishop Rader Johnson explores the prophetic meaning of the Ten Toes in Nebuchadnezzar's dream from the Book of Daniel. The statue's iron and clay feet and its ten toes represent a future divided kingdom. The discussion includes historical and theological interpretations, aiming to provide listeners with a deeper understanding of this biblical prophecy and its relevance today.
In the podcast introduction for "The Ten Toes of Nebuchadnezzar's Image," Bishop Rader Johnson explores the prophetic meaning of the Ten Toes in Nebuchadnezzar's dream from the Book of Daniel. The statue's iron and clay feet and its ten toes represent a future divided kingdom. The discussion includes historical and theological interpretations, aiming to provide listeners with a deeper understanding of this biblical prophecy and its relevance today.
The Bible is the book of the 6th Day of Creation - it is the book of man. Knowing this, how are we to live in the 6th Day? What is the significance of this day and how it is different from the other Days of creation? Find out more in this episode!
In this enlightening series, we delve into the profound mystery of the Godhead. Bishop Rader Johnson teaches that the Godhead can be easily understood, so long as the individual has experienced the Baptism of the Holy Ghost. Only then, does God reveal to us his Oneness—that God manifests in three distinct ways: as the Father in creation, the Son in redemption, and the Holy Ghost in the church. Listeners will gain insight into the pivotal concept of "Logos Christology," which interprets Christ the Son as pre-existing in the form of the Logos, rooted in the scripture “In the beginning was the Word.” We unpack the Greek term "Logos," which encompasses thought, thought declared, and thought declared manifested, and discuss its singular English equivalent, “Word.” Join us as we navigate these deep waters of theology to better understand who Jesus is, aiming to reflect His likeness in our lives. This episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking clarity on the nature of God and the unified belief in His oneness.
In this enlightening series, we delve into the profound mystery of the Godhead. Bishop Rader Johnson teaches that the Godhead can be easily understood, so long as the individual has experienced the Baptism of the Holy Ghost. Only then, does God reveal to us his Oneness—that God manifests in three distinct ways: as the Father in creation, the Son in redemption, and the Holy Ghost in the church. Listeners will gain insight into the pivotal concept of "Logos Christology," which interprets Christ the Son as pre-existing in the form of the Logos, rooted in the scripture “In the beginning was the Word.” We unpack the Greek term "Logos," which encompasses thought, thought declared, and thought declared manifested, and discuss its singular English equivalent, “Word.” Join us as we navigate these deep waters of theology to better understand who Jesus is, aiming to reflect His likeness in our lives. This episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking clarity on the nature of God and the unified belief in His oneness.
In this enlightening series, we delve into the profound mystery of the Godhead. Bishop Rader Johnson teaches that the Godhead can be easily understood, so long as the individual has experienced the Baptism of the Holy Ghost. Only then, does God reveal to us his Oneness—that God manifests in three distinct ways: as the Father in creation, the Son in redemption, and the Holy Ghost in the church. Listeners will gain insight into the pivotal concept of "Logos Christology," which interprets Christ the Son as pre-existing in the form of the Logos, rooted in the scripture “In the beginning was the Word.” We unpack the Greek term "Logos," which encompasses thought, thought declared, and thought declared manifested, and discuss its singular English equivalent, “Word.” Join us as we navigate these deep waters of theology to better understand who Jesus is, aiming to reflect His likeness in our lives. This episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking clarity on the nature of God and the unified belief in His oneness.
In this enlightening series, we delve into the profound mystery of the Godhead. Bishop Rader Johnson teaches that the Godhead can be easily understood, so long as the individual has experienced the Baptism of the Holy Ghost. Only then, does God reveal to us his Oneness—that God manifests in three distinct ways: as the Father in creation, the Son in redemption, and the Holy Ghost in the church. Listeners will gain insight into the pivotal concept of "Logos Christology," which interprets Christ the Son as pre-existing in the form of the Logos, rooted in the scripture “In the beginning was the Word.” We unpack the Greek term "Logos," which encompasses thought, thought declared, and thought declared manifested, and discuss its singular English equivalent, “Word.” Join us as we navigate these deep waters of theology to better understand who Jesus is, aiming to reflect His likeness in our lives. This episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking clarity on the nature of God and the unified belief in His oneness.
In this enlightening series, we delve into the profound mystery of the Godhead. Bishop Rader Johnson teaches that the Godhead can be easily understood, so long as the individual has experienced the Baptism of the Holy Ghost. Only then, does God reveal to us his Oneness—that God manifests in three distinct ways: as the Father in creation, the Son in redemption, and the Holy Ghost in the church. Listeners will gain insight into the pivotal concept of "Logos Christology," which interprets Christ the Son as pre-existing in the form of the Logos, rooted in the scripture “In the beginning was the Word.” We unpack the Greek term "Logos," which encompasses thought, thought declared, and thought declared manifested, and discuss its singular English equivalent, “Word.” Join us as we navigate these deep waters of theology to better understand who Jesus is, aiming to reflect His likeness in our lives. This episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking clarity on the nature of God and the unified belief in His oneness.
In this enlightening series, we delve into the profound mystery of the Godhead. Bishop Rader Johnson teaches that the Godhead can be easily understood, so long as the individual has experienced the Baptism of the Holy Ghost. Only then, does God reveal to us his Oneness—that God manifests in three distinct ways: as the Father in creation, the Son in redemption, and the Holy Ghost in the church. Listeners will gain insight into the pivotal concept of "Logos Christology," which interprets Christ the Son as pre-existing in the form of the Logos, rooted in the scripture “In the beginning was the Word.” We unpack the Greek term "Logos," which encompasses thought, thought declared, and thought declared manifested, and discuss its singular English equivalent, “Word.” Join us as we navigate these deep waters of theology to better understand who Jesus is, aiming to reflect His likeness in our lives. This episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking clarity on the nature of God and the unified belief in His oneness.
If you've been part of the Apostolic church for some time, you've likely heard about the imminent return of Jesus Christ—the Rapture of the Church. Despite the passage of time, we continue to await our Savior. It's easy to grow complacent and diminish our focus on the Rapture. However, what are the consequences of this complacency? How does it alter our lives when the anticipation of the Rapture isn't forefront in our minds? Explore these critical questions in this enlightening episode!
All believers are commissioned to expand the Kingdom of God by bringing souls to Him. Just as others have shared the gospel with us, it's now our responsibility to do the same. Often, we can become preoccupied with our daily routines, yet it's crucial to share our faith with those around us. God desires that everyone finds salvation and turns away from sin. How can we effectively fulfill this calling and lead souls to Christ? Dive deeper into these insights in our latest podcast episode!
Welcome to today's podcast with Bishop Rader Johnson on the topic Be Ye Transformed by the Renewing of Your Mind. In this lesson, Bishop Johnson delves into the profound transformation that occurs when our minds are renewed through daily engagement with the word of God. He emphasizes that true change begins in our thoughts, leading to the building up of the new man within us.
Bishop Johnson teaches that God desires us to see and respond to situations as He would, pushing beyond mere church attendance to constant self-improvement and mind renewal. We align our spirits with God's will by changing our attitudes, thoughts, and behaviors.
The lesson highlights that our attitude is crucial and often needs adjustment. Our obedience to God's word reflects the depth of our desire to be saved. Join us as we explore how renewing our minds and spirits can lead to genuine transformation in our lives, offering us hope and inspiration for personal growth.
Welcome to today's podcast with Bishop Rader Johnson on the topic Be Ye Transformed by the Renewing of Your Mind. In this lesson, Bishop Johnson delves into the profound transformation that occurs when our minds are renewed through daily engagement with the word of God. He emphasizes that true change begins in our thoughts, leading to the building up of the new man within us.
Bishop Johnson teaches that God desires us to see and respond to situations as He would, pushing beyond mere church attendance to constant self-improvement and mind renewal. We align our spirits with God's will by changing our attitudes, thoughts, and behaviors.
The lesson highlights that our attitude is crucial and often needs adjustment. Our obedience to God's word reflects the depth of our desire to be saved. Join us as we explore how renewing our minds and spirits can lead to genuine transformation in our lives, offering us hope and inspiration for personal growth.
Welcome to today's podcast with Bishop Rader Johnson on the topic Be Ye Transformed by the Renewing of Your Mind. In this lesson, Bishop Johnson delves into the profound transformation that occurs when our minds are renewed through daily engagement with the word of God. He emphasizes that true change begins in our thoughts, leading to the building up of the new man within us.
Bishop Johnson teaches that God desires us to see and respond to situations as He would, pushing beyond mere church attendance to constant self-improvement and mind renewal. We align our spirits with God's will by changing our attitudes, thoughts, and behaviors.
The lesson highlights that our attitude is crucial and often needs adjustment. Our obedience to God's word reflects the depth of our desire to be saved. Join us as we explore how renewing our minds and spirits can lead to genuine transformation in our lives, offering us hope and inspiration for personal growth.
Welcome to our podcast series on Anti-Christs. The spirit of the Anti-Christ has long existed in the world, starting with Satan's behavior towards Adam in the Garden of Eden, Israel's worship of the golden calf, and, of course, Judas Iscariot. In this series, Bishop Rader Johnson teaches through the word of God how anyone who opposes the truth of Jesus or denies His identity as the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost is an Anti-Christ. This insightful series details how satan deceived those who left the church, the great falling away in church history, and the scriptural view that denying Jesus is denying the Father. Join us as we explore profound topics of belief, foreknowledge, and the identity of Jesus.
Welcome to our podcast series on Anti-Christs. The spirit of the Anti-Christ has long existed in the world, starting with Satan's behavior towards Adam in the Garden of Eden, Israel's worship of the golden calf, and, of course, Judas Iscariot. In this series, Bishop Rader Johnson teaches through the word of God how anyone who opposes the truth of Jesus or denies His identity as the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost is an Anti-Christ. This insightful series details how satan deceived those who left the church, the great falling away in church history, and the scriptural view that denying Jesus is denying the Father. Join us as we explore profound topics of belief, foreknowledge, and the identity of Jesus.
Welcome to our podcast series on Anti-Christs. The spirit of the Anti-Christ has long existed in the world, starting with Satan's behavior towards Adam in the Garden of Eden, Israel's worship of the golden calf, and, of course, Judas Iscariot. In this series, Bishop Rader Johnson teaches through the word of God how anyone who opposes the truth of Jesus or denies His identity as the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost is an Anti-Christ. This insightful series details how satan deceived those who left the church, the great falling away in church history, and the scriptural view that denying Jesus is denying the Father. Join us as we explore profound topics of belief, foreknowledge, and the identity of Jesus.
Tune in to "The Unscriptureness of Ecumenicalism," a thought-provoking podcast series delving into the biblical foundation of separation and unity in faith. Drawing from 2 Corinthians 6:14-18, the series explores the delicate balance between staying true to Apostolic doctrine and navigating the contemporary call for ecumenical unity. With insights rooted in scripture, listeners will uncover why maintaining separation from beliefs contrary to the Apostolic doctrine is crucial for spiritual growth and fidelity to Christ's teachings. Join us as we find the profound truth that salvation brings separation from darkness into God's marvelous light, challenging listeners to reassess their associations and commitments in light of divine wisdom.
Tune in to "The Unscriptureness of Ecumenicalism," a thought-provoking podcast series delving into the biblical foundation of separation and unity in faith. Drawing from 2 Corinthians 6:14-18, the series explores the delicate balance between staying true to Apostolic doctrine and navigating the contemporary call for ecumenical unity. With insights rooted in scripture, listeners will uncover why maintaining separation from beliefs contrary to the Apostolic doctrine is crucial for spiritual growth and fidelity to Christ's teachings. Join us as we find the profound truth that salvation brings separation from darkness into God's marvelous light, challenging listeners to reassess their associations and commitments in light of divine wisdom.
Tune in to "The Unscriptureness of Ecumenicalism," a thought-provoking podcast series delving into the biblical foundation of separation and unity in faith. Drawing from 2 Corinthians 6:14-18, the series explores the delicate balance between staying true to Apostolic doctrine and navigating the contemporary call for ecumenical unity. With insights rooted in scripture, listeners will uncover why maintaining separation from beliefs contrary to the Apostolic doctrine is crucial for spiritual growth and fidelity to Christ's teachings. Join us as we find the profound truth that salvation brings separation from darkness into God's marvelous light, challenging listeners to reassess their associations and commitments in light of divine wisdom.
Tune in to "The Unscriptureness of Ecumenicalism," a thought-provoking podcast series delving into the biblical foundation of separation and unity in faith. Drawing from 2 Corinthians 6:14-18, the series explores the delicate balance between staying true to Apostolic doctrine and navigating the contemporary call for ecumenical unity. With insights rooted in scripture, listeners will uncover why maintaining separation from beliefs contrary to the Apostolic doctrine is crucial for spiritual growth and fidelity to Christ's teachings. Join us as we find the profound truth that salvation brings separation from darkness into God's marvelous light, challenging listeners to reassess their associations and commitments in light of divine wisdom.
Tune in to "The Unscriptureness of Ecumenicalism," a thought-provoking podcast series delving into the biblical foundation of separation and unity in faith. Drawing from 2 Corinthians 6:14-18, the series explores the delicate balance between staying true to Apostolic doctrine and navigating the contemporary call for ecumenical unity. With insights rooted in scripture, listeners will uncover why maintaining separation from beliefs contrary to the Apostolic doctrine is crucial for spiritual growth and fidelity to Christ's teachings. Join us as we find the profound truth that salvation brings separation from darkness into God's marvelous light, challenging listeners to reassess their associations and commitments in light of divine wisdom.
Welcome to our podcast episode, "The Wrath of God That is to Come." Throughout history, God's plan for judgment has been evident, with the day of vengeance looming as a consequence of human sin. While some may find mercy, the reality is that many will face the full force of God's wrath.
This impending judgment urges us to examine our lives, repent of sin, and seek reconciliation with God. Now is the time to align ourselves with His will and cleanse our hearts of any wrongdoing.
Join us as we explore scripture's warnings and implications of God's impending judgment. Together, let's ensure we're prepared for what lies ahead by living a sin-free and holy lives!
Welcome to our podcast episode, "The Wrath of God That is to Come." Throughout history, God's plan for judgment has been evident, with the day of vengeance looming as a consequence of human sin. While some may find mercy, the reality is that many will face the full force of God's wrath.
This impending judgment urges us to examine our lives, repent of sin, and seek reconciliation with God. Now is the time to align ourselves with His will and cleanse our hearts of any wrongdoing.
Join us as we explore scripture's warnings and implications of God's impending judgment. Together, let's ensure we're prepared for what lies ahead by living a sin-free and holy lives!
Welcome to our podcast episode, "The Wrath of God That is to Come." Throughout history, God's plan for judgment has been evident, with the day of vengeance looming as a consequence of human sin. While some may find mercy, the reality is that many will face the full force of God's wrath.
This impending judgment urges us to examine our lives, repent of sin, and seek reconciliation with God. Now is the time to align ourselves with His will and cleanse our hearts of any wrongdoing.
Join us as we explore scripture's warnings and implications of God's impending judgment. Together, let's ensure we're prepared for what lies ahead by living a sin-free and holy lives!
Welcome to our podcast episode, "The Wrath of God That is to Come." Throughout history, God's plan for judgment has been evident, with the day of vengeance looming as a consequence of human sin. While some may find mercy, the reality is that many will face the full force of God's wrath.
This impending judgment urges us to examine our lives, repent of sin, and seek reconciliation with God. Now is the time to align ourselves with His will and cleanse our hearts of any wrongdoing.
Join us as we explore scripture's warnings and implications of God's impending judgment. Together, let's ensure we're prepared for what lies ahead by living a sin-free and holy lives!
Welcome to our podcast episode titled "One Body, Many Members," where we delve into the profound truth found in Romans 12:4-8. In this foundational scripture, we discover the intricate metaphor of God's church as a unified body composed of diverse members.
At its core, this scripture speaks to the essential unity among believers, emphasizing the importance of togetherness and oneness within the body of Christ. While we may come from various backgrounds and possess unique gifts and talents, we are called to embrace our collective identity as one body and one people.
However, it's crucial to recognize that while all members share the same overarching purpose, they don't necessarily perform identical tasks. Join us as we explore the richness of this biblical metaphor and uncover the beauty of unity amidst diversity within the body of Christ. Together, let's journey deeper into understanding our roles and responsibilities as members of God's unified church.
Welcome to our podcast episode titled "One Body, Many Members," where we delve into the profound truth found in Romans 12:4-8. In this foundational scripture, we discover the intricate metaphor of God's church as a unified body composed of diverse members.
At its core, this scripture speaks to the essential unity among believers, emphasizing the importance of togetherness and oneness within the body of Christ. While we may come from various backgrounds and possess unique gifts and talents, we are called to embrace our collective identity as one body and one people.
However, it's crucial to recognize that while all members share the same overarching purpose, they don't necessarily perform identical tasks. Join us as we explore the richness of this biblical metaphor and uncover the beauty of unity amidst diversity within the body of Christ. Together, let's journey deeper into understanding our roles and responsibilities as members of God's unified church.
In this thought-provoking podcast episode titled "After You Have Suffered Awhile," we explore the profound theme of endurance through trials and suffering. The key message revolves around gaining a perspective that accelerates our journey through adversity.
Drawing insights from the Book of Job (Job 23:8-12), we confront the reality that suffering often prompts us to seek answers from God. Job's journey mirrors our own as he grapples with the notion of divine punishment, only to realize that his suffering is orchestrated by Satan rather than a punitive act of God.
Ultimately, this podcast underscores the transformative power of perspective in navigating life's trials. By embracing the truth of Christ's suffering and discerning the origins of our own tribulations, we pave the way for swifter resolution and deeper spiritual growth. Join us as we unpack these profound truths and discover newfound strength in the midst of suffering.
In this thought-provoking podcast episode titled "After You Have Suffered Awhile," we explore the profound theme of endurance through trials and suffering. The key message revolves around gaining a perspective that accelerates our journey through adversity.
Drawing insights from the Book of Job (Job 23:8-12), we confront the reality that suffering often prompts us to seek answers from God. Job's journey mirrors our own as he grapples with the notion of divine punishment, only to realize that his suffering is orchestrated by Satan rather than a punitive act of God.
Ultimately, this podcast underscores the transformative power of perspective in navigating life's trials. By embracing the truth of Christ's suffering and discerning the origins of our own tribulations, we pave the way for swifter resolution and deeper spiritual growth. Join us as we unpack these profound truths and discover newfound strength in the midst of suffering.
This podcast series delves into the intricate topic of Human Sexuality in the Bible, offering crucial insights particularly in light of recent challenges to the word of God. In Genesis, the divine declaration asserts the binary nature of gender, affirming God's design of male and female. This foundational truth underscores the biblical perspective on gender as distinctly man and woman.
Moreover, the indwelling of the Holy Spirit through baptism empowers believers to resist the pull of sinful desires, including those stemming from a fallen nature. This spiritual transformation prompts a continual process of crucifying and eliminating tendencies contrary to God's will, as followers are held accountable for actively mortifying the sinful inclinations within them.
This podcast series delves into the intricate topic of Human Sexuality in the Bible, offering crucial insights particularly in light of recent challenges to the word of God. In Genesis, the divine declaration asserts the binary nature of gender, affirming God's design of male and female. This foundational truth underscores the biblical perspective on gender as distinctly man and woman.
Moreover, the indwelling of the Holy Spirit through baptism empowers believers to resist the pull of sinful desires, including those stemming from a fallen nature. This spiritual transformation prompts a continual process of crucifying and eliminating tendencies contrary to God's will, as followers are held accountable for actively mortifying the sinful inclinations within them.
In this engaging podcast series on "Leadership," Bishop Rader Johnson discusses good and bad leadership examples, drawing parallels between biblical figures and contemporary challenges. Emphasizing the symbiotic relationship between God's people and their shepherds, Bishop Johnson delves into the responsibilities of shepherds, or modern-day Pastors, and contrasts them with the current prevalence of self-promoted leaders. Gain valuable insights into authentic leadership and its timeless relevance in today's world.
In this engaging podcast series on "Leadership," Bishop Rader Johnson discusses good and bad leadership examples, drawing parallels between biblical figures and contemporary challenges. Emphasizing the symbiotic relationship between God's people and their shepherds, Bishop Johnson delves into the responsibilities of shepherds, or modern-day Pastors, and contrasts them with the current prevalence of self-promoted leaders. Gain valuable insights into authentic leadership and its timeless relevance in today's world.
In this engaging podcast series on "Leadership," Bishop Rader Johnson discusses good and bad leadership examples, drawing parallels between biblical figures and contemporary challenges. Emphasizing the symbiotic relationship between God's people and their shepherds, Bishop Johnson delves into the responsibilities of shepherds, or modern-day Pastors, and contrasts them with the current prevalence of self-promoted leaders. Gain valuable insights into authentic leadership and its timeless relevance in today's world.
In this engaging podcast series on "Leadership," Bishop Rader Johnson discusses good and bad leadership examples, drawing parallels between biblical figures and contemporary challenges. Emphasizing the symbiotic relationship between God's people and their shepherds, Bishop Johnson delves into the responsibilities of shepherds, or modern-day Pastors, and contrasts them with the current prevalence of self-promoted leaders. Gain valuable insights into authentic leadership and its timeless relevance in today's world.
In this engaging podcast series on "Leadership," Bishop Rader Johnson discusses good and bad leadership examples, drawing parallels between biblical figures and contemporary challenges. Emphasizing the symbiotic relationship between God's people and their shepherds, Bishop Johnson delves into the responsibilities of shepherds, or modern-day Pastors, and contrasts them with the current prevalence of self-promoted leaders. Gain valuable insights into authentic leadership and its timeless relevance in today's world.
In this engaging podcast series on "Leadership," Bishop Rader Johnson discusses good and bad leadership examples, drawing parallels between biblical figures and contemporary challenges. Emphasizing the symbiotic relationship between God's people and their shepherds, Bishop Johnson delves into the responsibilities of shepherds, or modern-day Pastors, and contrasts them with the current prevalence of self-promoted leaders. Gain valuable insights into authentic leadership and its timeless relevance in today's world.
In this engaging podcast series on "Leadership," Bishop Rader Johnson discusses good and bad leadership examples, drawing parallels between biblical figures and contemporary challenges. Emphasizing the symbiotic relationship between God's people and their shepherds, Bishop Johnson delves into the responsibilities of shepherds, or modern-day Pastors, and contrasts them with the current prevalence of self-promoted leaders. Gain valuable insights into authentic leadership and its timeless relevance in today's world.
In this engaging podcast series on "Leadership," Bishop Rader Johnson discusses good and bad leadership examples, drawing parallels between biblical figures and contemporary challenges. Emphasizing the symbiotic relationship between God's people and their shepherds, Bishop Johnson delves into the responsibilities of shepherds, or modern-day Pastors, and contrasts them with the current prevalence of self-promoted leaders. Gain valuable insights into authentic leadership and its timeless relevance in today's world.
Drawing inspiration from the foundational scripture in 1 Peter 2:9, which reads, "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," Bishop Rader Johnson illuminates the profound concept that, as the chosen people of God, we stand apart and are not meant to conform to the ways of the world. Much like Israel, who, despite being chosen by God, veered away from His path, we are urged to steadfastly walk in the truth to avoid the risk of being cast aside by God. Delve deeper into this captivating exploration through our enlightening podcast series!
Drawing inspiration from the foundational scripture in 1 Peter 2:9, which reads, "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," Bishop Rader Johnson illuminates the profound concept that, as the chosen people of God, we stand apart and are not meant to conform to the ways of the world. Much like Israel, who, despite being chosen by God, veered away from His path, we are urged to steadfastly walk in the truth to avoid the risk of being cast aside by God. Delve deeper into this captivating exploration through our enlightening podcast series!
Drawing inspiration from the foundational scripture in 1 Peter 2:9, which reads, "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," Bishop Rader Johnson illuminates the profound concept that, as the chosen people of God, we stand apart and are not meant to conform to the ways of the world. Much like Israel, who, despite being chosen by God, veered away from His path, we are urged to steadfastly walk in the truth to avoid the risk of being cast aside by God. Delve deeper into this captivating exploration through our enlightening podcast series!
"Race: Who Are God's People" is a thought-provoking series exploring Israel as God's chosen nation. Tracing its roots to the lineage of Abraham and God's covenant to establish a nation through him, we gain insight into the significance of the 12 tribes of Israel as God's original chosen people. However, with the national rejection of God by Israel, a transformative shift occurred, designating the Gentile Church as the new chosen people of God. This shift presents a unique opportunity for salvation to the entire world. Find out more in this podcast series!
"Race: Who Are God's People" is a thought-provoking series exploring Israel as God's chosen nation. Tracing its roots to the lineage of Abraham and God's covenant to establish a nation through him, we gain insight into the significance of the 12 tribes of Israel as God's original chosen people. However, with the national rejection of God by Israel, a transformative shift occurred, designating the Gentile Church as the new chosen people of God. This shift presents a unique opportunity for salvation to the entire world. Find out more in this podcast series!
"Race: Who Are God's People" is a thought-provoking series exploring Israel as God's chosen nation. Tracing its roots to the lineage of Abraham and God's covenant to establish a nation through him, we gain insight into the significance of the 12 tribes of Israel as God's original chosen people. However, with the national rejection of God by Israel, a transformative shift occurred, designating the Gentile Church as the new chosen people of God. This shift presents a unique opportunity for salvation to the entire world. Find out more in this podcast series!
"Race: Who Are God's People" is a thought-provoking series exploring Israel as God's chosen nation. Tracing its roots to the lineage of Abraham and God's covenant to establish a nation through him, we gain insight into the significance of the 12 tribes of Israel as God's original chosen people. However, with the national rejection of God by Israel, a transformative shift occurred, designating the Gentile Church as the new chosen people of God. This shift presents a unique opportunity for salvation to the entire world. Find out more in this podcast series!
As servants of God, it is important for us to consistently introspect, evaluating the alignment of our lives with God's divine standards. Drawing inspiration from Psalm 139:23-24, which implores, "Search me, O God, and know my heart: try me, and know my thoughts: And see if there be any wicked way in me, and lead me in the way everlasting," Bishop Rader Johnson emphasizes the ongoing need for a thorough examination of our actions, thoughts, and motives. This practice ensures that we are steadfastly walking in accordance with the teachings of God's Word.
In this compelling two-part series, Bishop Rader Johnson delves into the profound theme of Repentance. The poignant message resonating for us today is to cultivate a heart that engages in continuous introspection, fostering a mindset of regular self-examination. By delving into God's word, we discerningly assess our relationship with Him, shifting our perspective from self-perception to divine insight. It is an invitation to let God be our judge in the present, sparing us the need for His judgment in the culmination of our journey.
In this compelling two-part series, Bishop Rader Johnson delves into the profound theme of Repentance. The poignant message resonating for us today is to cultivate a heart that engages in continuous introspection, fostering a mindset of regular self-examination. By delving into God's word, we discerningly assess our relationship with Him, shifting our perspective from self-perception to divine insight. It is an invitation to let God be our judge in the present, sparing us the need for His judgment in the culmination of our journey.
From the foundation scripture in Philippians 2:5-11, “Let this mind be in you, which was also in Christ Jesus…” Bishop Rader Johnson helps us understand what it means to have the mind of Christ. Having the same kind of mind that Jesus had. What kind of mind was that? A mind to always do the things that please God. It is being a servant, obedient (even unto death), and humble. Learn more in this 3-part series!
From the foundation scripture in Philippians 2:5-11, “Let this mind be in you, which was also in Christ Jesus…” Bishop Rader Johnson helps us understand what it means to have the mind of Christ. Having the same kind of mind that Jesus had. What kind of mind was that? A mind to always do the things that please God. It is being a servant, obedient (even unto death), and humble. Learn more in this 3-part series!
From the foundation scripture in Philippians 2:5-11, “Let this mind be in you, which was also in Christ Jesus…” Bishop Rader Johnson helps us understand what it means to have the mind of Christ. Having the same kind of mind that Jesus had. What kind of mind was that? A mind to always do the things that please God. It is being a servant, obedient (even unto death), and humble. Learn more in this 3-part series!
In this 6-part series, Bishop Rader Johnson teaches how these seven things help us to stand and be strong in the Lord: Truth, Righteousness, The Gospel of Peace, Faith, Salvation, the Word of God, and Prayer - which all make up the Whole Armour of God. Many teachers describe the Armour of God in applicable forms, but Bishop Johnson teaches on their literal meaning to impart what God intends for us to know. Tune in to this series to find out more!
In this 6-part series, Bishop Rader Johnson teaches how these seven things help us to stand and be strong in the Lord: Truth, Righteousness, The Gospel of Peace, Faith, Salvation, the Word of God, and Prayer - which all make up the Whole Armour of God. Many teachers describe the Armour of God in applicable forms, but Bishop Johnson teaches on their literal meaning to impart what God intends for us to know. Tune in to this series to find out more!
In this 6-part series, Bishop Rader Johnson teaches how these seven things help us to stand and be strong in the Lord: Truth, Righteousness, The Gospel of Peace, Faith, Salvation, the Word of God, and Prayer - which all make up the Whole Armour of God. Many teachers describe the Armour of God in applicable forms, but Bishop Johnson teaches on their literal meaning to impart what God intends for us to know. Tune in to this series to find out more!
In this 6-part series, Bishop Rader Johnson teaches how these seven things help us to stand and be strong in the Lord: Truth, Righteousness, The Gospel of Peace, Faith, Salvation, the Word of God, and Prayer - which all make up the Whole Armour of God. Many teachers describe the Armour of God in applicable forms, but Bishop Johnson teaches on their literal meaning to impart what God intends for us to know. Tune in to this series to find out more!
In this 6-part series, Bishop Rader Johnson teaches how these seven things help us to stand and be strong in the Lord: Truth, Righteousness, The Gospel of Peace, Faith, Salvation, the Word of God, and Prayer - which all make up the Whole Armour of God. Many teachers describe the Armour of God in applicable forms, but Bishop Johnson teaches on their literal meaning to impart what God intends for us to know. Tune in to this series to find out more!
In this 6-part series, Bishop Rader Johnson teaches how these seven things help us to stand and be strong in the Lord: Truth, Righteousness, The Gospel of Peace, Faith, Salvation, the Word of God, and Prayer - which all make up the Whole Armour of God. Many teachers describe the Armour of God in applicable forms, but Bishop Johnson teaches on their literal meaning to impart what God intends for us to know. Tune in to this series to find out more!
Prepare to be captivated by the profound revelations in this impactful podcast series hosted by none other than Bishop Rader Johnson. Join us as we uncover the extraordinary moments when the Almighty himself spoke directly to our adversary, Satan. From Satan’s intriguing interest in Job to his audacious conversation with God in heaven, Bishop Johnson masterfully expounds on these passages, revealing invaluable insights into how we, as saints, can discern when Satan is whispering in our ears. But it doesn’t stop there; the Bishop will also equip us with powerful strategies to combat the wiles of the devil. Tune in and prepare to fortify your spiritual arsenal against the forces of darkness.
Prepare to be captivated by the profound revelations in this impactful podcast series hosted by none other than Bishop Rader Johnson. Join us as we uncover the extraordinary moments when the Almighty himself spoke directly to our adversary, Satan. From Satan’s intriguing interest in Job to his audacious conversation with God in heaven, Bishop Johnson masterfully expounds on these passages, revealing invaluable insights into how we, as saints, can discern when Satan is whispering in our ears. But it doesn’t stop there; the Bishop will also equip us with powerful strategies to combat the wiles of the devil. Tune in and prepare to fortify your spiritual arsenal against the forces of darkness.
Prepare to be captivated by the profound revelations in this impactful podcast series hosted by none other than Bishop Rader Johnson. Join us as we uncover the extraordinary moments when the Almighty himself spoke directly to our adversary, Satan. From Satan’s intriguing interest in Job to his audacious conversation with God in heaven, Bishop Johnson masterfully expounds on these passages, revealing invaluable insights into how we, as saints, can discern when Satan is whispering in our ears. But it doesn’t stop there; the Bishop will also equip us with powerful strategies to combat the wiles of the devil. Tune in and prepare to fortify your spiritual arsenal against the forces of darkness.
Prepare to be captivated by the profound revelations in this impactful podcast series hosted by none other than Bishop Rader Johnson. Join us as we uncover the extraordinary moments when the Almighty himself spoke directly to our adversary, Satan. From Satan’s intriguing interest in Job to his audacious conversation with God in heaven, Bishop Johnson masterfully expounds on these passages, revealing invaluable insights into how we, as saints, can discern when Satan is whispering in our ears. But it doesn’t stop there; the Bishop will also equip us with powerful strategies to combat the wiles of the devil. Tune in and prepare to fortify your spiritual arsenal against the forces of darkness.
Prepare to be captivated by the profound revelations in this impactful podcast series hosted by none other than Bishop Rader Johnson. Join us as we uncover the extraordinary moments when the Almighty himself spoke directly to our adversary, Satan. From Satan’s intriguing interest in Job to his audacious conversation with God in heaven, Bishop Johnson masterfully expounds on these passages, revealing invaluable insights into how we, as saints, can discern when Satan is whispering in our ears. But it doesn’t stop there; the Bishop will also equip us with powerful strategies to combat the wiles of the devil. Tune in and prepare to fortify your spiritual arsenal against the forces of darkness.
Prepare to be captivated by the profound revelations in this impactful podcast series hosted by none other than Bishop Rader Johnson. Join us as we uncover the extraordinary moments when the Almighty himself spoke directly to our adversary, Satan. From Satan’s intriguing interest in Job to his audacious conversation with God in heaven, Bishop Johnson masterfully expounds on these passages, revealing invaluable insights into how we, as saints, can discern when Satan is whispering in our ears. But it doesn’t stop there; the Bishop will also equip us with powerful strategies to combat the wiles of the devil. Tune in and prepare to fortify your spiritual arsenal against the forces of darkness.
From the foundation scripture found in Revelation 3:21 reading, “To him that overcometh will I grant to sit with me in my throne, even as I also overcame, and am set down with my Father in his throne.” Bishop Rader Johnson rightly divides the word of God providing valuable lessons on overcoming the things of the world. This series will prepare you for the Rapture! Tune in now!
From the foundation scripture found in Revelation 3:21 reading, “To him that overcometh will I grant to sit with me in my throne, even as I also overcame, and am set down with my Father in his throne.” Bishop Rader Johnson rightly divides the word of God providing valuable lessons on overcoming the things of the world. This series will prepare you for the Rapture! Tune in now!
From the foundation scripture found in Revelation 3:21 reading, “To him that overcometh will I grant to sit with me in my throne, even as I also overcame, and am set down with my Father in his throne.” Bishop Rader Johnson rightly divides the word of God providing valuable lessons on overcoming the things of the world. This series will prepare you for the Rapture! Tune in now!
From the foundation scripture found in Revelation 3:21 reading, “To him that overcometh will I grant to sit with me in my throne, even as I also overcame, and am set down with my Father in his throne.” Bishop Rader Johnson rightly divides the word of God providing valuable lessons on overcoming the things of the world. This series will prepare you for the Rapture! Tune in now!
From the foundation scripture found in Revelation 3:21 reading, “To him that overcometh will I grant to sit with me in my throne, even as I also overcame, and am set down with my Father in his throne.” Bishop Rader Johnson rightly divides the word of God providing valuable lessons on overcoming the things of the world. This series will prepare you for the Rapture! Tune in now!
From the foundation scripture found in Revelation 3:21 reading, “To him that overcometh will I grant to sit with me in my throne, even as I also overcame, and am set down with my Father in his throne.” Bishop Rader Johnson rightly divides the word of God providing valuable lessons on overcoming the things of the world. This series will prepare you for the Rapture! Tune in now!
From the foundation scripture found in Revelation 3:21 reading, “To him that overcometh will I grant to sit with me in my throne, even as I also overcame, and am set down with my Father in his throne.” Bishop Rader Johnson rightly divides the word of God providing valuable lessons on overcoming the things of the world. This series will prepare you for the Rapture! Tune in now!
Spiritual Maturity in Christ is the process of growing and deepening one's faith, dedication, character, and relationship with Jesus Christ. In this series, Bishop Rader Johnson explains how spiritual maturity involves understanding and applying God's word to our everyday lives. A more profound love marks spiritual maturity for God, a willingness to serve, and a greater desire to follow Christ's teachings. Learn more about Spiritual Maturity in this series!
Spiritual Maturity in Christ is the process of growing and deepening one's faith, dedication, character, and relationship with Jesus Christ. In this series, Bishop Rader Johnson explains how spiritual maturity involves understanding and applying God's word to our everyday lives. A more profound love marks spiritual maturity for God, a willingness to serve, and a greater desire to follow Christ's teachings. Learn more about Spiritual Maturity in this series!
Spiritual Maturity in Christ is the process of growing and deepening one's faith, dedication, character, and relationship with Jesus Christ. In this series, Bishop Rader Johnson explains how spiritual maturity involves understanding and applying God's word to our everyday lives. A more profound love marks spiritual maturity for God, a willingness to serve, and a greater desire to follow Christ's teachings. Learn more about Spiritual Maturity in this series!
Welcome to "The Resurrection," a captivating podcast series that delves into one of the most profound and pivotal events in human history—the resurrection of Jesus Christ. In this fascinating journey, Bishop Rader Johnson will unravel the mysteries surrounding this extraordinary event and examine its enduring significance for believers and skeptics alike.
Join us as we delve into the accounts of eyewitnesses, scrutinize historical evidence, and explore the theological implications of the resurrection.
Welcome to "The Resurrection," a captivating podcast series that delves into one of the most profound and pivotal events in human history—the resurrection of Jesus Christ. In this fascinating journey, Bishop Rader Johnson will unravel the mysteries surrounding this extraordinary event and examine its enduring significance for believers and skeptics alike.
Join us as we delve into the accounts of eyewitnesses, scrutinize historical evidence, and explore the theological implications of the resurrection.
Welcome to "The Resurrection," a captivating podcast series that delves into one of the most profound and pivotal events in human history—the resurrection of Jesus Christ. In this fascinating journey, Bishop Rader Johnson will unravel the mysteries surrounding this extraordinary event and examine its enduring significance for believers and skeptics alike.
Join us as we delve into the accounts of eyewitnesses, scrutinize historical evidence, and explore the theological implications of the resurrection.
Welcome to "The Resurrection," a captivating podcast series that delves into one of the most profound and pivotal events in human history—the resurrection of Jesus Christ. In this fascinating journey, Bishop Rader Johnson will unravel the mysteries surrounding this extraordinary event and examine its enduring significance for believers and skeptics alike.
Join us as we delve into the accounts of eyewitnesses, scrutinize historical evidence, and explore the theological implications of the resurrection.
Welcome to "The Resurrection," a captivating podcast series that delves into one of the most profound and pivotal events in human history—the resurrection of Jesus Christ. In this fascinating journey, Bishop Rader Johnson will unravel the mysteries surrounding this extraordinary event and examine its enduring significance for believers and skeptics alike.
Join us as we delve into the accounts of eyewitnesses, scrutinize historical evidence, and explore the theological implications of the resurrection.
If you're seeking financial guidance, yearning to deepen your understanding of God's Financial Plan, or simply curious about the inception of faith and finance, this series is for you! Bishop Rader Johnson teaches how biblical teachings guide the church in matters of stewardship and God's design for financial abundance in the body of Christ.
If you're seeking financial guidance, yearning to deepen your understanding of God's Financial Plan, or simply curious about the inception of faith and finance, this series is for you! Bishop Rader Johnson teaches how biblical teachings guide the church in matters of stewardship and God's design for financial abundance in the body of Christ.
If you're seeking financial guidance, yearning to deepen your understanding of God's Financial Plan, or simply curious about the inception of faith and finance, this series is for you! Bishop Rader Johnson teaches how biblical teachings guide the church in matters of stewardship and God's design for financial abundance in the body of Christ.
If you're seeking financial guidance, yearning to deepen your understanding of God's Financial Plan, or simply curious about the inception of faith and finance, this series is for you! Bishop Rader Johnson teaches how biblical teachings guide the church in matters of stewardship and God's design for financial abundance in the body of Christ.
If you're seeking financial guidance, yearning to deepen your understanding of God's Financial Plan, or simply curious about the inception of faith and finance, this series is for you! Bishop Rader Johnson teaches how biblical teachings guide the church in matters of stewardship and God's design for financial abundance in the body of Christ.
Bishop Rader Johnson is the guest teacher at Revival Church of Cadiz, KY teaching on "The Book of Peter".
Bishop Rader Johnson is the guest teacher at Revival Church of Cadiz, KY teaching on "The Book of Peter".
The New Heaven and New Earth Period is when God will rest from all of his labors, as prophesied in the book of Genesis. In this series, Bishop Rader Johnson details some of the events of this period, such as David reigning on the New Earth, the judgment of the entire world, and how God will populate the heavens. Tune in to learn more about this exciting subject!
The New Heaven and New Earth Period is when God will rest from all of his labors, as prophesied in the book of Genesis. In this series, Bishop Rader Johnson details some of the events of this period, such as David reigning on the New Earth, the judgment of the entire world, and how God will populate the heavens. Tune in to learn more about this exciting subject!
The New Heaven and New Earth Period is when God will rest from all of his labors, as prophesied in the book of Genesis. In this series, Bishop Rader Johnson details some of the events of this period, such as David reigning on the New Earth, the judgment of the entire world, and how God will populate the heavens. Tune in to learn more about this exciting subject!
Bishop Rader Johnson is the guest teacher at Apostolic Life Church of Bay City, MI teaching on "Enduring Suffering".
In the book of Genesis, God set a precedence to establish the difference between light and darkness. Bishop Rader Johnson that it's not what God did each day, but the precedence he set. Holiness is all God is, and he defined the difference between holiness and unholiness when he separated the light from the darkness. We must follow God's established precedence if we are God's people. God is not supporting the ecumenical or interfaith movement that many people participate in. Find out more in this series!
In the book of Genesis, God set a precedence to establish the difference between light and darkness. Bishop Rader Johnson that it's not what God did each day, but the precedence he set. Holiness is all God is, and he defined the difference between holiness and unholiness when he separated the light from the darkness. We must follow God's established precedence if we are God's people. God is not supporting the ecumenical or interfaith movement that many people participate in. Find out more in this series!
In the book of Genesis, God set a precedence to establish the difference between light and darkness. Bishop Rader Johnson that it's not what God did each day, but the precedence he set. Holiness is all God is, and he defined the difference between holiness and unholiness when he separated the light from the darkness. We must follow God's established precedence if we are God's people. God is not supporting the ecumenical or interfaith movement that many people participate in. Find out more in this series!
In the book of Genesis, God set a precedence to establish the difference between light and darkness. Bishop Rader Johnson that it's not what God did each day, but the precedence he set. Holiness is all God is, and he defined the difference between holiness and unholiness when he separated the light from the darkness. We must follow God's established precedence if we are God's people. God is not supporting the ecumenical or interfaith movement that many people participate in. Find out more in this series!
In this series, Bishop Rader Johnson teaches the allegories in several bible stories, including Abraham, Adam & Eve, and Job. Allegories in the Bible are real people who have lived and existed and whose lives, actions, and attitudes were descriptions of things to come. Allegories are types or symbols that God uses to show the church what He wants and intends to do. Find out more in this series!
In this series, Bishop Rader Johnson teaches the allegories in several bible stories, including Abraham, Adam & Eve, and Job. Allegories in the Bible are real people who have lived and existed and whose lives, actions, and attitudes were descriptions of things to come. Allegories are types or symbols that God uses to show the church what He wants and intends to do. Find out more in this series!
In this series, Bishop Rader Johnson teaches the allegories in several bible stories, including Abraham, Adam & Eve, and Job. Allegories in the Bible are real people who have lived and existed and whose lives, actions, and attitudes were descriptions of things to come. Allegories are types or symbols that God uses to show the church what He wants and intends to do. Find out more in this series!
From the foundation scripture found in Psalms 103:1-4, Bishop Rader Johnson expounds on the 7 Crowns the saints of God will receive at the time of the Rapture. The 7 crowns are as follows: 1. Lovingkindness; 2. Tender Mercies; 3. Life; 4. Righteousness; 5. Glory; 6. Rejoicing; and 7. Incorruptible. Enjoy learning about what's in store for us once we make it glory!
From the foundation scripture found in Psalms 103:1-4, Bishop Rader Johnson expounds on the 7 Crowns the saints of God will receive at the time of the Rapture. The 7 crowns are as follows: 1. Lovingkindness; 2. Tender Mercies; 3. Life; 4. Righteousness; 5. Glory; 6. Rejoicing; and 7. Incorruptible. Enjoy learning about what's in store for us once we make it glory!
What does the Bible say about female ministers, preachers, and Pastors? Are women allowed to speak freely in the church, just as a man can? These topics and more are covered in this bible study.
In this bible study, Bishop Rader Johnson takes questions from members and online viewers on a variety of topics.
From Galatians 5:22-26, specifically the following scriptures, “But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, longsuffering, gentleness, goodness, faith, meekness, temperance: against such there is no law.” Bishop Rader Johnson covers all of the above topics in great detail in this insightful and practical lesson.
From Galatians 5:22-26, specifically the following scriptures, “But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, longsuffering, gentleness, goodness, faith, meekness, temperance: against such there is no law.” Bishop Rader Johnson covers all of the above topics in great detail in this insightful and practical lesson.
From Galatians 5:22-26, specifically the following scriptures, “But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, longsuffering, gentleness, goodness, faith, meekness, temperance: against such there is no law.” Bishop Rader Johnson covers all of the above topics in great detail in this insightful and practical lesson.
From Galatians 5:22-26, specifically the following scriptures, “But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, longsuffering, gentleness, goodness, faith, meekness, temperance: against such there is no law.” Bishop Rader Johnson covers all of the above topics in great detail in this insightful and practical lesson.
From Galatians 5:22-26, specifically the following scriptures, “But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, longsuffering, gentleness, goodness, faith, meekness, temperance: against such there is no law.” Bishop Rader Johnson covers all of the above topics in great detail in this insightful and practical lesson.
From Galatians 5:22-26, specifically the following scriptures, “But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, longsuffering, gentleness, goodness, faith, meekness, temperance: against such there is no law.” Bishop Rader Johnson covers all of the above topics in great detail in this insightful and practical lesson.
From the foundation scripture, "And Jesus said unto them, Verily I say unto you, That ye which have followed me, in the regeneration when the Son of man shall sit in the throne of his glory, ye also shall sit upon twelve thrones, judging the twelve tribes of Israel", Bishop Rader Johnson teaches this powerful lesson.
As spoken of in the scriptures, to atone is to suffer the penalty for sins, thereby removing the effects of sin from the repentant sinner and reconciling them to God. Jesus Christ was the only one capable of carrying out the Atonement for all mankind. In Isaiah 53:6, the prophet wrote, “and the Lord hath laid on him the iniquity of us all.” The Lord Jesus Christ took our sins to the cross, where He died for us. This powerful sacrifice gave the entire world the opportunity to experience salvation and receive the Baptism of the Holy Ghost.
As spoken of in the scriptures, to atone is to suffer the penalty for sins, thereby removing the effects of sin from the repentant sinner and reconciling them to God. Jesus Christ was the only one capable of carrying out the Atonement for all mankind. In Isaiah 53:6, the prophet wrote, “and the Lord hath laid on him the iniquity of us all.” The Lord Jesus Christ took our sins to the cross, where He died for us. This powerful sacrifice gave the entire world the opportunity to experience salvation and receive the Baptism of the Holy Ghost.
As spoken of in the scriptures, to atone is to suffer the penalty for sins, thereby removing the effects of sin from the repentant sinner and reconciling them to God. Jesus Christ was the only one capable of carrying out the Atonement for all mankind. In Isaiah 53:6, the prophet wrote, “and the Lord hath laid on him the iniquity of us all.” The Lord Jesus Christ took our sins to the cross, where He died for us. This powerful sacrifice gave the entire world the opportunity to experience salvation and receive the Baptism of the Holy Ghost.
The Presence of God is God's influence and power over a saint's life. Therefore, as children of God, we need to focus on and desire to court God's presence all the time to such a degree that God will make it known that he is with us and his grace and favor are over our lives.
The Presence of God is God's influence and power over a saint's life. Therefore, as children of God, we need to focus on and desire to court God's presence all the time to such a degree that God will make it known that he is with us and his grace and favor are over our lives.
The Presence of God is God's influence and power over a saint's life. Therefore, as children of God, we need to focus on and desire to court God's presence all the time to such a degree that God will make it known that he is with us and his grace and favor are over our lives.
From the foundation scripture in Matthew 16:18, "And I say also unto thee, That thou art Peter, and upon this rock I will build my church; and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it" Bishop Rader Johnson teaches this powerful lesson!
From the foundation scripture in 1 Corinthians 13:1-3, "Though I speak with the tongues of men and of angels, and have not charity, I am become as sounding brass, or a tinkling cymbal" Charity is believed to mean love. But, in this series, Bishop Rader Johnson offers the true definition of Charity; "holiness" or the "perfect life of Christ." Learn more in this two-part series.
From the foundation scripture in 1 Corinthians 13:1-3, "Though I speak with the tongues of men and of angels, and have not charity, I am become as sounding brass, or a tinkling cymbal" Charity is believed to mean love. But, in this series, Bishop Rader Johnson offers the true definition of Charity; "holiness" or the "perfect life of Christ." Learn more in this two-part series.
In this seven-part series, Bishop Rader Johnson explores the 7 Apostasies of the Bible, starting with Lucifer, who God cast out of heaven. We see in this series that individuals who get caught up in philosophy and begin to question the truth can fall prey to apostasy. Find out more in this series!
In this seven-part series, Bishop Rader Johnson explores the 7 Apostasies of the Bible, starting with Lucifer, who God cast out of heaven. We see in this series that individuals who get caught up in philosophy and begin to question the truth can fall prey to apostasy. Find out more in this series!
In this seven-part series, Bishop Rader Johnson explores the 7 Apostasies of the Bible, starting with Lucifer, who God cast out of heaven. We see in this series that individuals who get caught up in philosophy and begin to question the truth can fall prey to apostasy. Find out more in this series!
In this seven-part series, Bishop Rader Johnson explores the 7 Apostasies of the Bible, starting with Lucifer, who God cast out of heaven. We see in this series that individuals who get caught up in philosophy and begin to question the truth can fall prey to apostasy. Find out more in this series!
In this seven-part series, Bishop Rader Johnson explores the 7 Apostasies of the Bible, starting with Lucifer, who God cast out of heaven. We see in this series that individuals who get caught up in philosophy and begin to question the truth can fall prey to apostasy. Find out more in this series!
In this seven-part series, Bishop Rader Johnson explores the 7 Apostasies of the Bible, starting with Lucifer, who God cast out of heaven. We see in this series that individuals who get caught up in philosophy and begin to question the truth can fall prey to apostasy. Find out more in this series!
In this seven-part series, Bishop Rader Johnson explores the 7 Apostasies of the Bible, starting with Lucifer, who God cast out of heaven. We see in this series that individuals who get caught up in philosophy and begin to question the truth can fall prey to apostasy. Find out more in this series!
Bishop Rader Johnson teaches a two-part series from the foundation scripture in John 8:19, "Then said they unto him, Where is thy Father? Jesus answered, Ye neither know me, nor my Father: if ye had known me, ye should have known my Father also."
Bishop Rader Johnson teaches a two-part series from the foundation scripture in John 8:19, "Then said they unto him, Where is thy Father? Jesus answered, Ye neither know me, nor my Father: if ye had known me, ye should have known my Father also."
Now that we are in Christ and a part of the family of God, what defines our habitat in Christ? Within this new habitat, our main focus should be centered around being made in the image of God and performing good works. We are no longer defined by our race and our culture. We have a new culture - the Christian Culture. Find out more in this series!
Now that we are in Christ and a part of the family of God, what defines our habitat in Christ? Within this new habitat, our main focus should be centered around being made in the image of God and performing good works. We are no longer defined by our race and our culture. We have a new culture - the Christian Culture. Find out more in this series!
From the foundation scripture found in Acts 17:26, "And hath made of one blood all nations of men for to dwell on all the face of the earth, and hath determined the times before appointed, and the bounds of their habitation;" Bishop Rader Johnson rightly divides the scriptures showing us that mans bound are within the borders of the earth. Though man has the ability to travel into the depths of the sea and soar high into the air, we have to take elements from the earth to survive in those environments. Find out more in this series!
From the key scripture found in Psalm 116 verses 12 and 13, "What shall I render unto the Lord for all his benefits toward me?I will take the cup of salvation, and call upon the name of the Lord." Bishop Rader Johnson teaches as saints, what we can render to God is our acceptance and appreciation of what he has given us. What has God given to us? The opportunity to partake of the "Cup of Salvation" and its 6 benefits. Find out more in this series!
From the key scripture found in Psalm 116 verses 12 and 13, "What shall I render unto the Lord for all his benefits toward me?I will take the cup of salvation, and call upon the name of the Lord." Bishop Rader Johnson teaches as saints, what we can render to God is our acceptance and appreciation of what he has given us. What has God given to us? The opportunity to partake of the "Cup of Salvation" and its 6 benefits. Find out more in this series!
To discern spirits, we must abide in the word as it abides in us. The word of God will guide and direct us into all truth. In this series, we learn the more of God’s word we know, the stronger we will become, our spiritual senses will be ignited, and we will be able to properly discern what is of God and what is not of God.
To discern spirits, we must abide in the word as it abides in us. The word of God will guide and direct us into all truth. In this series, we learn the more of God’s word we know, the stronger we will become, our spiritual senses will be ignited, and we will be able to properly discern what is of God and what is not of God.
From Matthew 24:3, "And as he sat upon the mount of Olives, the disciples came unto him privately, saying, Tell us, when shall these things be? and what shall be the sign of thy coming, and of the end of the world?" Bishop Johnson discusses the events that will lead up to the coming of Christ in this 6-part series.
From Matthew 24:3, "And as he sat upon the mount of Olives, the disciples came unto him privately, saying, Tell us, when shall these things be? and what shall be the sign of thy coming, and of the end of the world?" Bishop Johnson discusses the events that will lead up to the coming of Christ in this 7-part series.
From Matthew 24:3, "And as he sat upon the mount of Olives, the disciples came unto him privately, saying, Tell us, when shall these things be? and what shall be the sign of thy coming, and of the end of the world?" Bishop Johnson discusses the events that will lead up to the coming of Christ in this 7-part series.
From Matthew 24:3, "And as he sat upon the mount of Olives, the disciples came unto him privately, saying, Tell us, when shall these things be? and what shall be the sign of thy coming, and of the end of the world?" Bishop Johnson discusses the events that will lead up to the coming of Christ in this 7-part series.
From Matthew 24:3, "And as he sat upon the mount of Olives, the disciples came unto him privately, saying, Tell us, when shall these things be? and what shall be the sign of thy coming, and of the end of the world?" Bishop Johnson discusses the events that will lead up to the coming of Christ in this 7-part series.
From Matthew 24:3, "And as he sat upon the mount of Olives, the disciples came unto him privately, saying, Tell us, when shall these things be? and what shall be the sign of thy coming, and of the end of the world?" Bishop Johnson discusses the events that will lead up to the coming of Christ in this 7-part series.
From Matthew 24:3, "And as he sat upon the mount of Olives, the disciples came unto him privately, saying, Tell us, when shall these things be? and what shall be the sign of thy coming, and of the end of the world?" Bishop Johnson discusses the events that will lead up to the coming of Christ in this 7-part series.
Proverbs 4:2 reads, "For I give you good doctrine, forsake ye not my law." In this series, Bishop Rader Johnson teaches on the importance of Doctrine for the Apostolic Christian and covers the first 17 pages of our Pentecostal Assemblies of the World, Inc. Minute Book (2015 edition) Creed, Discipline, Rules of Order, and Doctrine.
Proverbs 4:2 reads, "For I give you good doctrine, forsake ye not my law." In this series, Bishop Rader Johnson teaches on the importance of Doctrine for the Apostolic Christian and covers the first 17 pages of our Pentecostal Assemblies of the World, Inc. Minute Book (2015 edition) Creed, Discipline, Rules of Order, and Doctrine.
Bishop Rader teaches on the Early and Latter Rain for the Mountain States Council, expounding on this scripture in Joel 2:23 “Be glad then, ye children of Zion, and rejoice in the LORD your God: for he hath given you the former rain moderately, and he will cause to come down for you the rain, the former rain, and the latter rain in the first month.”
The epistle of Jude is written to Jewish Christians living in Jerusalem. In the opening passages, the Jude explains that he had initially intended to write a general letter of encouragement on the topic of “the salvation we share.” Instead, Jude explains, “I felt compelled to write and urge you to contend for the faith that was once for all entrusted to God’s holy people”. In this two-part series, Bishop Rader Johnson teaches the importance of earnestly contending for the faith. But unfortunately, we don't have very many people who will fight for the truth through teaching and preaching.
The epistle of Jude is written to Jewish Christians living in Jerusalem. In the opening passages, the Jude explains that he had initially intended to write a general letter of encouragement on the topic of “the salvation we share.” Instead, Jude explains, “I felt compelled to write and urge you to contend for the faith that was once for all entrusted to God’s holy people”. In this two-part series, Bishop Rader Johnson teaches the importance of earnestly contending for the faith. But unfortunately, we don't have very many people who will fight for the truth through teaching and preaching.
God is a God of patterns, as everything in life is patterned after something. From the Old Testament to the New, in this series Bishop Rader Johnson teaches about how we can connect events, people, and situations to patterns found throughout the entire bible.
God is a God of patterns, as everything in life is patterned after something. From the Old Testament to the New, in this series Bishop Rader Johnson teaches about how we can connect events, people, and situations to patterns found throughout the entire bible.
Proverbs 4:2 reads, "For I give you good doctrine, forsake ye not my law." In this series, Bishop Rader Johnson teaches on the importance of Doctrine for the Apostolic Christian and covers the first 17 pages of our Pentecostal Assemblies of the World, Inc. Minute Book (2015 edition) Creed, Discipline, Rules of Order, and Doctrine.
Proverbs 4:2 reads, "For I give you good doctrine, forsake ye not my law." In this series, Bishop Rader Johnson teaches on the importance of Doctrine for the Apostolic Christian and covers the first 17 pages of our Pentecostal Assemblies of the World, Inc. Minute Book (2015 edition) Creed, Discipline, Rules of Order, and Doctrine.
Proverbs 4:2 reads, "For I give you good doctrine, forsake ye not my law." In this series, Bishop Rader Johnson teaches on the importance of Doctrine for the Apostolic Christian and covers the first 17 pages of our Pentecostal Assemblies of the World, Inc. Minute Book (2015 edition) Creed, Discipline, Rules of Order, and Doctrine.
Proverbs 4:2 reads, "For I give you good doctrine, forsake ye not my law." In this series, Bishop Rader Johnson teaches on the importance of Doctrine for the Apostolic Christian and covers the first 17 pages of our PAW Minute (Creed, Discipline, Rules of Order, and Doctrine).
Proverbs 4:2 reads, "For I give you good doctrine, forsake ye not my law." In this series, Bishop Rader Johnson teaches on the importance of Doctrine for the Apostolic Christian and covers the first 17 pages of our PAW Minute (Creed, Discipline, Rules of Order, and Doctrine).
What does the Bible teach concerning women wearing wigs, weaves, and braids? How should women present themselves before God in church and within the world? Tune into this Bible Study to gain a proper understanding of this often misunderstood topic.
What does the Bible teach concerning women trimming, cutting, or wearing their hair? How should women present themselves before God in church and within the world? Tune into this Bible Study to gain a proper understanding of this often misunderstood topic.
Rebellion is all around us - in government, schools, homes, our jobs, and churches. Rebellion is considered the Sin of Witchcraft as it involves the spirit of disobedience influenced by Satan. Rebellion is designed for people to operate under its influence not realizing that they are being controlled by a demonic spirit causing their disobedience. We have to be careful not to be disobedient to the word of God because we can be considered witches/rebels.
Rebellion is all around us - in government, schools, homes, our jobs, and churches. Rebellion is considered the Sin of Witchcraft as it involves the spirit of disobedience influenced by Satan. Rebellion is designed for people to operate under its influence not realizing that they are being controlled by a demonic spirit causing their disobedience. We have to be careful not to be disobedient to the word of God because we can be considered witches/rebels.
Rebellion is all around us - in government, schools, homes, our jobs, and churches. Rebellion is considered the Sin of Witchcraft as it involves the spirit of disobedience influenced by Satan. Rebellion is designed for people to operate under its influence not realizing that they are being controlled by a demonic spirit causing their disobedience. We have to be careful not to be disobedient to the word of God because we can be considered witches/rebels.
Rebellion is all around us - in government, schools, homes, our jobs, and churches. Rebellion is considered the Sin of Witchcraft as it involves the spirit of disobedience influenced by Satan. Rebellion is designed for people to operate under its influence not realizing that they are being controlled by a demonic spirit causing their disobedience. We have to be careful not to be disobedient to the word of God because we can be considered witches/rebels.
God's original people, his first son are the children of Israel. But when God came in the manifestation of Jesus Christ, he gave his life for his second son, the church. In this series, Bishop Rader Johnson teaches everything that we do in the church is directly tied the Old Testament. The pattern can be found among the children of Israel. As written in Matthew 20:16, "So the last shall be first, and the first last..." God's second son has become the first, given a chance at salvation. Find out more about God's two sons in this series!
God's original people, his first son are the children of Israel. But when God came in the manifestation of Jesus Christ, he gave his life for his second son, the church. In this series, Bishop Rader Johnson teaches everything that we do in the church is directly tied the Old Testament. The pattern can be found among the children of Israel. As written in Matthew 20:16, "So the last shall be first, and the first last..." God's second son has become the first, given a chance at salvation. Find out more about God's two sons in this series!
What does it mean to fear the Lord? It means to stand in awe; reverence; respect; to prostate in homage (the motivation which produces righteous living). We must be taught how to fear the Lord and one demonstration of our fear is in our obedience to his word.
What does it mean to fear the Lord? It means to stand in awe; reverence; respect; to prostate in homage (the motivation which produces righteous living). We must be taught how to fear the Lord and one demonstration of our fear is in our obedience to his word.
When does life begin? At conception, when the mother feels life, or at birth? Bishop Rader Johnson explains in this lesson when the souls develops in the life of a newborn and how God would have us to think on this important subject.
This series explores how a christian should live a balanced life, as described in Leviticus 19:36, "Just balances, just weights, a just ephah, and a just hin, shall ye have: I am the Lord your God, which brought you out of the land of Egypt."
This series explores how a christian should live a balanced life, as described in Leviticus 19:36, "Just balances, just weights, a just ephah, and a just hin, shall ye have: I am the Lord your God, which brought you out of the land of Egypt."
This series explores how a christian should live a balanced life, as described in Leviticus 19:36, "Just balances, just weights, a just ephah, and a just hin, shall ye have: I am the Lord your God, which brought you out of the land of Egypt."
This series explores the Godhead, covering various topics. Since redemption requires a blood sacrifice, it was necessary for God to take on a physical form (body) in order to become the redeeming sacrifice man needed. The only way God can be seen is through his manifested form called Jesus Christ, the lamb of God.
This series explores the Godhead, covering various topics. Since redemption requires a blood sacrifice, it was necessary for God to take on a physical form (body) in order to become the redeeming sacrifice man needed. The only way God can be seen is through his manifested form called Jesus Christ, the lamb of God.
This series explores the Godhead, covering various topics. Since redemption requires a blood sacrifice, it was necessary for God to take on a physical form (body) in order to become the redeeming sacrifice man needed. The only way God can be seen is through his manifested form called Jesus Christ, the lamb of God.
In this series, Bishop Johnson expounds upon the 7 Parables of the Kingdom of Heaven found in Matthew 3. The 7 Parables explained in this series include: 1) The Sower, 2) The Tares Among the Wheat, 3) The Mustard Seed, 4) The Leaven, 5) The Hidden Treasure, 6) The Pearl of Great Price, and 7) The Net.
In this series, Bishop Johnson expounds upon the 7 Parables of the Kingdom of Heaven found in Matthew 3. The 7 Parables explained in this series include: 1) The Sower, 2) The Tares Among the Wheat, 3) The Mustard Seed, 4) The Leaven, 5) The Hidden Treasure, 6) The Pearl of Great Price, and 7) The Net.
In this series, Bishop Johnson expounds upon the 7 Parables of the Kingdom of Heaven found in Matthew 3. The 7 Parables explained in this series include: 1) The Sower, 2) The Tares Among the Wheat, 3) The Mustard Seed, 4) The Leaven, 5) The Hidden Treasure, 6) The Pearl of Great Price, and 7) The Net.
In this series, Bishop Johnson expounds upon the 7 Parables of the Kingdom of Heaven found in Matthew 3. The 7 Parables explained in this series include: 1) The Sower, 2) The Tares Among the Wheat, 3) The Mustard Seed, 4) The Leaven, 5) The Hidden Treasure, 6) The Pearl of Great Price, and 7) The Net.
In this series, Bishop Johnson expounds upon the 7 Parables of the Kingdom of Heaven found in Matthew 3. The 7 Parables explained in this series include: 1) The Sower, 2) The Tares Among the Wheat, 3) The Mustard Seed, 4) The Leaven, 5) The Hidden Treasure, 6) The Pearl of Great Price, and 7) The Net.
In this series, Bishop Johnson expounds upon the 7 Parables of the Kingdom of Heaven found in Matthew 3. The 7 Parables explained in this series include: 1) The Sower, 2) The Tares Among the Wheat, 3) The Mustard Seed, 4) The Leaven, 5) The Hidden Treasure, 6) The Pearl of Great Price, and 7) The Net.
From the foundation scripture in 1 Peter 1:13-14, "Wherefore gird up the loins of your mind, be sober, and hope to the end for the grace that is to be brought unto you at the revelation of Jesus Christ; 14 As obedient children, not fashioning yourselves according to the former lusts in your ignorance:" Bishop Johnson teaches how our love for God is tied to our obedience to his commandments (if you love me keep my commandments). Find out more in this three-part series!
From the foundation scripture in 1 Peter 1:13-14, "Wherefore gird up the loins of your mind, be sober, and hope to the end for the grace that is to be brought unto you at the revelation of Jesus Christ; 14 As obedient children, not fashioning yourselves according to the former lusts in your ignorance:" Bishop Johnson teaches how our love for God is tied to our obedience to his commandments (if you love me keep my commandments). Find out more in this three-part series!
From the foundation scripture in 1 Peter 1:13-14, "Wherefore gird up the loins of your mind, be sober, and hope to the end for the grace that is to be brought unto you at the revelation of Jesus Christ; 14 As obedient children, not fashioning yourselves according to the former lusts in your ignorance:" Bishop Johnson teaches how our love for God is tied to our obedience to his commandments (if you love me keep my commandments). Find out more in this three-part series!
A disciple is someone who follows the teachings, life, and aim of Chris.. A disciple of Christ is to become like Christ in everything, which requires discipline. God knows we’ll make mistakes along the way, but He expects us to get things straight, turning to the church, a place where we can grow and draw closer to God.
A disciple is someone who follows the teachings, life, and aim of Chris.. A disciple of Christ is to become like Christ in everything, which requires discipline. God knows we’ll make mistakes along the way, but He expects us to get things straight, turning to the church, a place where we can grow and draw closer to God.
A disciple is someone who follows the teachings, life, and aim of Chris.. A disciple of Christ is to become like Christ in everything, which requires discipline. God knows we’ll make mistakes along the way, but He expects us to get things straight, turning to the church, a place where we can grow and draw closer to God.
There are some things we can do when it comes to our own understanding, but when it comes to the things of God, we cannot lean to our own understanding. We have to trust in the Lord with all of our heart!
Jesus Is Made Unto Us Wisdom, Righteousness, Sanctification, and Redemption. From the foundation scripture found in 1 Corinthians 1:30, Bishop Rader Johnson teaches that the Righteousness of God must be declared (shown to the world through the lives of saints) and and Sanctification involves being separated and purified. Find out more in this series!
Jesus Is Made Unto Us Wisdom, Righteousness, Sanctification, and Redemption. From the foundation scripture found in 1 Corinthians 1:30, Bishop Rader Johnson teaches that the Righteousness of God must be declared (shown to the world through the lives of saints) and and Sanctification involves being separated and purified. Find out more in this series!
Jesus Is Made Unto Us Wisdom, Righteousness, Sanctification, and Redemption. From the foundation scripture found in 1 Corinthians 1:30, Bishop Rader Johnson teaches that the Righteousness of God must be declared (shown to the world through the lives of saints) and and Sanctification involves being separated and purified. Find out more in this series!
Jesus Is Made Unto Us Wisdom, Righteousness, Sanctification, and Redemption. From the foundation scripture found in 1 Corinthians 1:30, Bishop Rader Johnson teaches that the Righteousness of God must be declared (shown to the world through the lives of saints) and and Sanctification involves being separated and purified. Find out more in this series!
What is the proper way to fast? Should saints follow the Daniel Fast or the Esther Fast? What should we do while fasting? Find out the answers to all of these questions in this lesson.
In this 4-part series, we Bishop Rader Johnson explains in meticulous detail how God will destroy his 5 great enemies: (1) Babylon, (2) The Beast & the False Prophet, (3) the Devil and his Angels, (4) The Wicked, and finally (5) Death & Hell. There is so much to unpack here, you won't want to miss this!
In this 4-part series, we Bishop Rader Johnson explains in meticulous detail how God will destroy his 5 great enemies: (1) Babylon, (2) The Beast & the False Prophet, (3) the Devil and his Angels, (4) The Wicked, and finally (5) Death & Hell. There is so much to unpack here, you won't want to miss this!
In this 4-part series, we Bishop Rader Johnson explains in meticulous detail how God will destroy his 5 great enemies: (1) Babylon, (2) The Beast & the False Prophet, (3) the Devil and his Angels, (4) The Wicked, and finally (5) Death & Hell. There is so much to unpack here, you won't want to miss this!
In this 4-part series, we Bishop Rader Johnson explains in meticulous detail how God will destroy his five great enemies: (1) Babylon, (2) The Beast & the False Prophet, (3) the Devil and his Angels, (4) The Wicked, and finally (5) Death & Hell. There is so much to unpack here, you won't want to miss this!
Where is Russia mentioned in the scriptures and what relevance does the War in Ukraine have concerning Biblical prophecy? Find out more in this lesson!
Embedded within the most symbolic book in the Bible are 7 New things, detailed in this 4-part series. Find out what they are and what they each mean as Bishop Rader Johnson breaks down each new one in careful detail. You won't want to miss out on this information!
Embedded within the most symbolic book in the Bible are 7 New things, detailed in this 4-part series. Find out what they are and what they each mean as Bishop Rader Johnson breaks down each new one in careful detail. You won't want to miss out on this information!
Embedded within the most symbolic book in the Bible are 7 New things, detailed in this 4-part series. Find out what they are and what they each mean as Bishop Rader Johnson breaks down each new one in careful detail. You won't want to miss out on this information!
In this series, Bishop Rader Johnson breaks down the meaning of Predestination, a topic theologians have pondered for many years. What exactly did Paul mean when he wrote that God foreknew certain things? And what is the meaning of Predestination? Who are the elect of God (only the ones who overcome will be God’s election, they are the only ones whose names are written in the Lamb’s Book of Life!). Find out more in this series.
In this series, Bishop Rader Johnson breaks down the meaning of Predestination, a topic theologians have pondered for many years. What exactly did Paul mean when he wrote that God foreknew certain things? And what is the meaning of Predestination? Who are the elect of God (only the ones who overcome will be God’s election, they are the only ones whose names are written in the Lamb’s Book of Life!). Find out more in this series.
From the key scripture verse found in Proverbs 2:8-9, "He keepeth the path of judgement, and preserveth the way of his saints..." The way of his saints that God is preserving is the Apostolic Truth that we have come to know. The Apostolic message delivered on the Day of Pentecost has not changed, and will not change because God has preserved it. Find out more about the Apostolic Doctrine in this series!
From the key scripture verse found in Proverbs 2:8-9, "He keepeth the path of judgement, and preserveth the way of his saints..." The way of his saints that God is preserving is the Apostolic Truth that we have come to know. The Apostolic message delivered on the Day of Pentecost has not changed, and will not change because God has preserved it. Find out more about the Apostolic Doctrine in this series!
Most Christians are familiar with the plan of salvation described in the New Testament, notably within Acts 2:38. But, how it is first established in the Old Testament, which serves as the blueprint for the New Testament? Check out this episode to find out more!
What is the spirit of truth and how can we tell when someone is operating in the spirit of error? To ensure we abide by the spirit of truth, we must be "circumspect", which is defined as being alert and conscious of the thing we do and the environment we are in. It also means to take very cautious care in the decisions that we make. Learn more in this three-part series!
What is the spirit of truth and how can we tell when someone is operating in the spirit of error? To ensure we abide by the spirit of truth, we must be "circumspect", which is defined as being alert and conscious of the thing we do and the environment we are in. It also means to take very cautious care in the decisions that we make. Learn more in this three-part series!
What is the spirit of truth and how can we tell when someone is operating in the spirit of error? To ensure abide by the spirit of truth, we must be "circumspect", which is defined as being alert and conscious of the thing we do and the environment we are in. It also means to take very cautious care in the decisions that we make. Learn more in this three-part series!
In the “prologue” to the book of Acts, Luke told Theophilus that Jesus “presented Himself alive after His suffering by many infallible proofs, being seen by them during forty days and speaking of the things pertaining to the kingdom of God” (Acts 1:3). Proof of Jesus' resurrection was undeniable, convincing, and is the foundation of the Apostolic faith. Find out more in this episode!
Did you know that along with the 7 Beatitudes attributed to Jesus found in the Gospels of St. Matthew and St. Luke, there are also 7 found in the book of Revelation regarding the saints? Enjoy this enlightening series and learn something new!
Did you know that along with the 7 Beatitudes attributed to Jesus found in the Gospels of St. Matthew and St. Luke, there are also 7 found in the book of Revelation regarding the saints? Enjoy this enlightening series and learn something new!
Did you know that along with the 7 Beatitudes attributed to Jesus found in the Gospels of St. Matthew and St. Luke, there are also 7 found in the book of Revelation regarding the saints? Enjoy this enlightening series and learn something new!
In this series, we learn that Jesus is the stone, a tried stone, a precious corner stone, a sure foundation, from the source scripture in Isaiah 28:6. This is a prophecy of God saying, I am going to come and be a foundation stone in Zion (the church). Find out more in this series!
In this series, we learn that Jesus is the stone, a tried stone, a precious corner stone, a sure foundation, from the source scripture in Isaiah 28:6. This is a prophecy of God saying, I am going to come and be a foundation stone in Zion (the church). Find out more in this series!
In this four-part series, Sfg. Bishop Rader Johnson covers a wide range a topics that make up the spirit of our time. Topics include sermons that revolve around self, the desire to make the world one's utopia, and social injustices and inequities. First and foremost, it is important for us to know that God did not call the church to address social issues of our time, our sole ministry is to reach souls. Find out more in this series!
In this four-part series, Sfg. Bishop Rader Johnson covers a wide range a topics that make up the spirit of our time. Topics include sermons that revolve around self, the desire to make the world one's utopia, and social injustices and inequities. First and foremost, it is important for us to know that God did not call the church to address social issues of our time, our sole ministry is to reach souls. Find out more in this series!
In this four-part series, Sfg. Bishop Rader Johnson covers a wide range a topics that make up the spirit of our time. Topics include sermons that revolve around self, the desire to make the world one's utopia, and social injustices and inequities. First and foremost, it is important for us to know that God did not call the church to address social issues of our time, our sole ministry is to reach souls. Find out more in this series!
In this four-part series, Sfg. Bishop Rader Johnson covers a wide range a topics that make up the spirit of our time. Topics include sermons that revolve around self, the desire to make the world one's utopia, and social injustices and inequities. First and foremost, it is important for us to know that God did not call the church to address social issues of our time, our sole ministry is to reach souls. Find out more in this series!
Starting with the foundation scripture found in Psalms 19:1-3, Sfg. Bishop Rader Johnson teaches that the Heavens display the characteristics of God and His church. Just as the speech of the sun, moon, and stars go into all the world, the Gospel also travels all across the world saving souls out of every nation, kindred, tongue, and people. Because of this, the Rapture could happen at anytime!
Starting with the foundation scripture found in Psalms 19:1-3, Sfg. Bishop Rader Johnson teaches that the Heavens display the characteristics of God and His church. Just as the speech of the sun, moon, and stars go into all the world, the Gospel also travels all across the world saving souls out of every nation, kindred, tongue, and people. Because of this, the Rapture could happen at anytime!
Starting with the foundation scripture found in Psalms 19:1-3, Sfg. Bishop Rader Johnson teaches that the Heavens display the characteristics of God and His church. Just as the speech of the sun, moon, and stars go into all the world, the Gospel also travels all across the world saving souls out of every nation, kindred, tongue, and people. Because of this, the Rapture could happen at anytime!
How does God build His Church? With the souls of men, women, and children, one individual at a time. Listen in to this series as Sfg. Bishop Rader Johnson dives deep into this topic and discover your purpose in the church as God build and prepares us for His return.
How does God build His Church? With the souls of men, women, and children, one individual at a time. Listen in to this series as Sfg. Bishop Rader Johnson dives deep into this topic and discover your purpose in the church as God build and prepares us for His return.
How does God build His Church? With the souls of men, women, and children, one individual at a time. Listen in to this series as Sfg. Bishop Rader Johnson dives deep into this topic and discover your purpose in the church as God build and prepares us for His return.
The Spirit of God has an express message to the church today! In this series, Sfg. Bishop Rader Johnson expounds on how God speaks and his message to all of the seven churches of Asia. God spoke to all of the churches based on the condition of their heart. We learn, in this series, about how the first church period lost their first love and how the hearts of the current church age have become lukewarm. To each of the churches Jesus says “He who has an ear let him hear what the Spirit says to the churches.”
The Spirit of God has an express message to the church today! In this series, Sfg. Bishop Rader Johnson expounds on how God speaks and his message to all of the seven churches of Asia. God spoke to all of the churches based on the condition of their heart. We learn, in this series, about how the first church period lost their first love and how the hearts of the current church age have become lukewarm. To each of the churches Jesus says “He who has an ear let him hear what the Spirit says to the churches.”
In this episode, Sfg. Bishop Rader Johnson expounds on the words of Jesus on the cross, helping us to understand the depth of his sacrifice, his humanity, and his purpose. Take the time to listen to this episode and fully grasp what Jesus suffered on the cross.
In this series, Sfg. Bishop Rader Johnson shares insight into scriptures in 2 Corinthians 1:19-22, which read "For all the promises of God in him are yea, and in him Amen, unto the glory of God by us. Now he which stablisheth us with you in Christ, and hath anointed us, is God; Who hath also sealed us, and given the earnest of the Spirit in our hearts."
In this series, Sfg. Bishop Rader Johnson shares insight into scriptures in 2 Corinthians 1:19-22, which read "For all the promises of God in him are yea, and in him Amen, unto the glory of God by us. Now he which stablisheth us with you in Christ, and hath anointed us, is God; Who hath also sealed us, and given the earnest of the Spirit in our hearts."
In this series, Sfg. Bishop Rader Johnson explains Genesis 1:24-28, and a host of other scriptures breaking down why God made man. Ever since man sinned in the Garden of Eden, mankind has not been able to fulfill his purpose that God established. Man has 5 main purposes which are to be fruitful, multiply, replenish the earth, subdue the earth, and have dominion over everything. God made man to be over all of the works of his hand, but since man fell, God will use the church to make man worthy of being over the works of his hand. Hear more in-depth details in this series!
In this series, Sfg. Bishop Rader Johnson explains Genesis 1:24-28, and a host of other scriptures breaking down why God made man. Ever since man sinned in the Garden of Eden, mankind has not been able to fulfill his purpose that God established. Man has 5 main purposes which are to be fruitful, multiply, replenish the earth, subdue the earth, and have dominion over everything. God made man to be over all of the works of his hand, but since man fell, God will use the church to make man worthy of being over the works of his hand. Hear more in-depth details in this series!
In this series, Sfg. Bishop Johnson uses the scriptures to teach us how to distinguish the proper behavior of a single individual and married couples. Many areas are covered in this series including how marriage is designed to reflect God relationship with the church and how singles can serve the Lord without distraction.
In this series, Sfg. Bishop Johnson uses the scriptures to teach us how to distinguish the proper behavior of a single individual and married couples. Many areas are covered in this series including how marriage is designed to reflect God relationship with the church and how singles can serve the Lord without distraction.
In this series, Sfg. Bishop Johnson uses the scriptures to teach us how to distinguish the proper behavior of a single individual and married couples. Many areas are covered in this series including how marriage is designed to reflect God relationship with the church and how singles can serve the Lord without distraction.
Whether you're married, divorced, or single and considering marriage, this series is for you! Using the scriptures, Suffragan Bishop Johnson covers the purpose of marriage, the biblically supported justification for divorce, and the blessing of singleness.
Whether you're married, divorced, or single and considering marriage, this series is for you! Using the scriptures, Suffragan Bishop Johnson covers the purpose of marriage, the biblically supported justification for divorce, and the blessing of singleness.
Whether you're married, divorced, or single and considering marriage, this series is for you! Using the scriptures, Suffragan Bishop Johnson covers the purpose of marriage, the biblically supported justification for divorce, and the blessing of singleness.
Whether you're married, divorced, or single and considering marriage, this series is for you! Using the scriptures, Suffragan Bishop Johnson covers the purpose of marriage, the biblically supported justification for divorce, and the blessing of singleness.
There is no ceiling with perfecting holiness. We should aspire to learn more and more about God as we perfect our holiness. In this series, Suffragan Bishop Johnson details how we as saints need to be washed by the word on a regular basis. As the word comes to us in bible study, and we see ourselves, we are looking into the mirror of God. We are perfecting holiness in the fear of God!
There is no ceiling with perfecting holiness. We should aspire to learn more and more about God as we perfect our holiness. In this series, Suffragan Bishop Johnson details how we as saints need to be washed by the word on a regular basis. As the word comes to us in bible study, and we see ourselves, we are looking into the mirror of God. We are perfecting holiness in the fear of God!
There is no ceiling with perfecting holiness. We should aspire to learn more and more about God as we perfect our holiness. In this series, Suffragan Bishop Johnson details how we as saints need to be washed by the word on a regular basis. As the word comes to us in bible study, and we see ourselves, we are looking into the mirror of God. We are perfecting holiness in the fear of God!
There is no ceiling with perfecting holiness. We should aspire to learn more and more about God as we perfect our holiness. In this series, Suffragan Bishop Johnson details how we as saints need to be washed by the word on a regular basis. As the word comes to us in bible study, and we see ourselves, we are looking into the mirror of God. We are perfecting holiness in the fear of God!
At the young age of 14 years old, Mary was approached by the angel Gabriel and even as a young woman, Mary had great faith. God trusted her, but she had to believe what the angel told her, that the impossible was going to happen. When she got the news, the angel gave her 7 things that were to happen and immediately she became pregnant by God’s creative power. This series explores what those 7 things were and the significance of them today.
At the young age of 14 years old, Mary was approached by the angel Gabriel and even as a young woman, Mary had great faith. God trusted her, but she had to believe what the angel told her, that the impossible was going to happen. When she got the news, the angel gave her 7 things that were to happen and immediately she became pregnant by God’s creative power. This series explores what those 7 things were and the significance of them today.
At the young age of 14 years old, Mary was approached by the angel Gabriel and even as a young woman, Mary had great faith. God trusted her, but she had to believe what the angel told her, that the impossible was going to happen. When she got the news, the angel gave her 7 things that were to happen and immediately she became pregnant by God’s creative power. This series explores what those 7 things were and the significance of them today.
At the young age of 14 years old, Mary was approached by the angel Gabriel and even as a young woman, Mary had great faith. God trusted her, but she had to believe what the angel told her, that the impossible was going to happen. When she got the news, the angel gave her 7 things that were to happen and immediately she became pregnant by God’s creative power. This series explores what those 7 things were and the significance of them today.
God will give rewards in heaven to all the saints who have made the Rapture and they will be based on our faithfulness in service to Him (2 Corinthians 5:10). The rewards will show the God's appreciation for our labors on earth, that will far exceed our imaginations. God will give rewards in heaven in order to fulfill the law of sowing and reaping (Galatians 6:7–9) and make good on His promise that our labor in the Lord is not in vain (1 Corinthians 15:58).
God will give rewards in heaven to all the saints who have made the Rapture and they will be based on our faithfulness in service to Him (2 Corinthians 5:10). The rewards will show the God's appreciation for our labors on earth, that will far exceed our imaginations. God will give rewards in heaven in order to fulfill the law of sowing and reaping (Galatians 6:7–9) and make good on His promise that our labor in the Lord is not in vain (1 Corinthians 15:58).
God will give rewards in heaven to all the saints who have made the Rapture and they will be based on our faithfulness in service to Him (2 Corinthians 5:10). The rewards will show the God's appreciation for our labors on earth, that will far exceed our imaginations. God will give rewards in heaven in order to fulfill the law of sowing and reaping (Galatians 6:7–9) and make good on His promise that our labor in the Lord is not in vain (1 Corinthians 15:58).
Fasting is the chastening of the soul and we cannot be saved without it. In this series, we learn that fasting helps us to master the things of the flesh, which is God's expectation us. When Jesus fasted, the tempter came and tempted him. When we fast, the devil will come, but must fight him with the word. In order to do that effectively, we must have the word in our hearts to fight against him. Learn more in this important series!
Fasting is the chastening of the soul and we cannot be saved without it. In this series, we learn that fasting helps us to master the things of the flesh, which is God's expectation us. When Jesus fasted, the tempter came and tempted him. When we fast, the devil will come, but must fight him with the word. In order to do that effectively, we must have the word in our hearts to fight against him. Learn more in this important series!
Fasting is the chastening of the soul and we cannot be saved without it. In this series, we learn that fasting helps us to master the things of the flesh, which is God's expectation us. When Jesus fasted, the tempter came and tempted him. When we fast, the devil will come, but must fight him with the word. In order to do that effectively, we must have the word in our hearts to fight against him. Learn more in this important series!
Fasting is the chastening of the soul and we cannot be saved without it. In this series, we learn that fasting helps us to master the things of the flesh, which is God's expectation us. When Jesus fasted, the tempter came and tempted him. When we fast, the devil will come, but must fight him with the word. In order to do that effectively, we must have the word in our hearts to fight against him. Learn more in this important series!
Fasting is the chastening of the soul and we cannot be saved without it. In this series, we learn that fasting helps us to master the things of the flesh, which is God's expectation us. When Jesus fasted, the tempter came and tempted him. When we fast, the devil will come, but must fight him with the word. In order to do that effectively, we must have the word in our hearts to fight against him. Learn more in this important series!
There are three things we have to fight in this Christian life: The World, The Flesh, and The Devil. This fight will not end for us until Jesus comes to set the world in order. How are we to live in the meantime? Well, we’re not supposed to live as the world lives, as Satan sets the course of this world. As saints, we should seek to gain knowledge of God's word because the more knowledge we have, the more we can be like him. In this series, Suffragan Bishop Rader Johnson teaches us that we must live, behave, and exist not after the flesh or under the influence of the Devil, but living after the spirit.
There are three things we have to fight in this Christian life: The World, The Flesh, and The Devil. This fight will not end for us until Jesus comes to set the world in order. How are we to live in the meantime? Well, we’re not supposed to live as the world lives, as Satan sets the course of this world. As saints, we should seek to gain knowledge of God's word because the more knowledge we have, the more we can be like him. In this series, Suffragan Bishop Rader Johnson teaches us that we must live, behave, and exist not after the flesh or under the influence of the Devil, but living after the spirit.
There are three things we have to fight in this Christian life: The World, The Flesh, and The Devil. This fight will not end for us until Jesus comes to set the world in order. How are we to live in the meantime? Well, we’re not supposed to live as the world lives, as Satan sets the course of this world. As saints, we should seek to gain knowledge of God's word because the more knowledge we have, the more we can be like him. In this series, Suffragan Bishop Rader Johnson teaches us that we must live, behave, and exist not after the flesh or under the influence of the Devil, but living after the spirit.
There are three things we have to fight in this Christian life: The World, The Flesh, and The Devil. This fight will not end for us until Jesus comes to set the world in order. How are we to live in the meantime? Well, we’re not supposed to live as the world lives, as Satan sets the course of this world. As saints, we should seek to gain knowledge of God's word because the more knowledge we have, the more we can be like him. In this series, Suffragan Bishop Rader Johnson teaches us that we must live, behave, and exist not after the flesh or under the influence of the Devil, but living after the spirit.
There are three things we have to fight in this Christian life: The World, The Flesh, and The Devil. This fight will not end for us until Jesus comes to set the world in order. How are we to live in the meantime? Well, we’re not supposed to live as the world lives, as Satan sets the course of this world. As saints, we should seek to gain knowledge of God's word because the more knowledge we have, the more we can be like him. In this series, Suffragan Bishop Rader Johnson teaches us that we must live, behave, and exist not after the flesh or under the influence of the Devil, but living after the spirit.
There are three things we have to fight in this Christian life: The World, The Flesh, and The Devil. This fight will not end for us until Jesus comes to set the world in order. How are we to live in the meantime? Well, we’re not supposed to live as the world lives, as Satan sets the course of this world. As saints, we should seek to gain knowledge of God's word because the more knowledge we have, the more we can be like him. In this series, Suffragan Bishop Rader Johnson teaches us that we must live, behave, and exist not after the flesh or under the influence of the Devil, but living after the spirit.
There are three things we have to fight in this Christian life: The World, The Flesh, and The Devil. This fight will not end for us until Jesus comes to set the world in order. How are we to live in the meantime? Well, we’re not supposed to live as the world lives, as Satan sets the course of this world. As saints, we should seek to gain knowledge of God's word because the more knowledge we have, the more we can be like him. In this series, Suffragan Bishop Rader Johnson teaches us that we must live, behave, and exist not after the flesh or under the influence of the Devil, but living after the spirit.
In this 4-part series, Suffragan Bishop Rader Johnson teaches us how to live holy in pursuit of making the rapture. In this series, we discover that the hope that we should have in this life is to see God as he is. Therefore, if we want to be in the rapture, we have to focus on ourselves, embark on the process of sanctification, and make sure nothing jeopardizes our chances of seeing God’s face in peace. We must strive to be just like Christ.
In this 4-part series, Suffragan Bishop Rader Johnson teaches us how to live holy in pursuit of making the rapture. In this series, we discover that the hope that we should have in this life is to see God as he is. Therefore, if we want to be in the rapture, we have to focus on ourselves, embark on the process of sanctification, and make sure nothing jeopardizes our chances of seeing God’s face in peace. We must strive to be just like Christ.
In this 4-part series, Suffragan Bishop Rader Johnson teaches us how to live holy in pursuit of making the rapture. In this series, we discover that the hope that we should have in this life is to see God as he is. Therefore, if we want to be in the rapture, we have to focus on ourselves, embark on the process of sanctification, and make sure nothing jeopardizes our chances of seeing God’s face in peace. We must strive to be just like Christ.
In this 4-part series, Suffragan Bishop Rader Johnson teaches us how to live holy in pursuit of making the rapture. In this series, we discover that the hope that we should have in this life is to see God as he is. Therefore, if we want to be in the rapture, we have to focus on ourselves, embark on the process of sanctification, and make sure nothing jeopardizes our chances of seeing God’s face in peace. We must strive to be just like Christ.
In this series, Suffragan Bishop Rader Johnson instructs us on how to properly go to God in prayer. Talking to God is the greatest thing that we have, especially when we can get a prayer through and God is listens to what we say. To have communion with God is a privilege that God has given us to make it in these last days. In this 4-part series we learn that just as we would adorn ourselves in a certain way when we go to work or somewhere important, we must adorn ourselves in the proper way when we come to God in prayer - with clean/holy hands.
In this series, Suffragan Bishop Rader Johnson instructs us on how to properly go to God in prayer. Talking to God is the greatest thing that we have, especially when we can get a prayer through and God is listens to what we say. To have communion with God is a privilege that God has given us to make it in these last days. In this 4-part series we learn that just as we would adorn ourselves in a certain way when we go to work or somewhere important, we must adorn ourselves in the proper way when we come to God in prayer - with clean/holy hands.
In this series, Suffragan Bishop Rader Johnson instructs us on how to properly go to God in prayer. Talking to God is the greatest thing that we have, especially when we can get a prayer through and God is listens to what we say. To have communion with God is a privilege that God has given us to make it in these last days. In this 4-part series we learn that just as we would adorn ourselves in a certain way when we go to work or somewhere important, we must adorn ourselves in the proper way when we come to God in prayer - with clean/holy hands.
In this series, Suffragan Bishop Rader Johnson instructs us on how to properly go to God in prayer. Talking to God is the greatest thing that we have, especially when we can get a prayer through and God is listens to what we say. To have communion with God is a privilege that God has given us to make it in these last days. In this 4-part series we learn that just as we would adorn ourselves in a certain way when we go to work or somewhere important, we must adorn ourselves in the proper way when we come to God in prayer - with clean/holy hands.
Exclusively available on The Apostolic Way Podcast presented by Greater Bethel Temple, listen to this 11-part series with restored audio from the 1987 Doctrinal Conference of the Pentecostal Assemblies of the World, Inc. (PAW) on Unconditional Eternal Security. Hear Bishop Ross Perry Paddock and Bishop Arthur Brazier in their own words discuss this topic!
Exclusively available on The Apostolic Way Podcast presented by Greater Bethel Temple, listen to this 11-part series with restored audio from the 1987 Doctrinal Conference of the Pentecostal Assemblies of the World, Inc. (PAW) on Unconditional Eternal Security. Hear Bishop Ross Perry Paddock and Bishop Arthur Brazier in their own words discuss this topic!
Exclusively available on The Apostolic Way Podcast presented by Greater Bethel Temple, listen to this 11-part series with restored audio from the 1987 Doctrinal Conference of the Pentecostal Assemblies of the World, Inc. (PAW) on Unconditional Eternal Security. Hear Bishop Ross Perry Paddock and Bishop Arthur Brazier in their own words discuss this topic!
Exclusively available on The Apostolic Way Podcast presented by Greater Bethel Temple, listen to this 11-part series with restored audio from the 1987 Doctrinal Conference of the Pentecostal Assemblies of the World, Inc. (PAW) on Unconditional Eternal Security. Hear Bishop Ross Perry Paddock and Bishop Arthur Brazier in their own words discuss this topic!
Exclusively available on The Apostolic Way Podcast presented by Greater Bethel Temple, listen to this 11-part series with restored audio from the 1987 Doctrinal Conference of the Pentecostal Assemblies of the World, Inc. (PAW) on Unconditional Eternal Security. Hear Bishop Ross Perry Paddock and Bishop Arthur Brazier in their own words discuss this topic!
Exclusively available on The Apostolic Way Podcast presented by Greater Bethel Temple, listen to this 11-part series with restored audio from the 1987 Doctrinal Conference of the Pentecostal Assemblies of the World, Inc. (PAW) on Unconditional Eternal Security. Hear Bishop Ross Perry Paddock and Bishop Arthur Brazier in their own words discuss this topic!
Exclusively available on The Apostolic Way Podcast presented by Greater Bethel Temple, listen to this 11-part series with restored audio from the 1987 Doctrinal Conference of the Pentecostal Assemblies of the World, Inc. (PAW) on Unconditional Eternal Security. Hear Bishop Ross Perry Paddock and Bishop Arthur Brazier in their own words discuss this topic!
Exclusively available on The Apostolic Way Podcast presented by Greater Bethel Temple, listen to this 11-part series with restored audio from the 1987 Doctrinal Conference of the Pentecostal Assemblies of the World, Inc. (PAW) on Unconditional Eternal Security. Hear Bishop Ross Perry Paddock and Bishop Arthur Brazier in their own words discuss this topic!
Exclusively available on The Apostolic Way Podcast presented by Greater Bethel Temple, listen to this 11-part series with restored audio from the 1987 Doctrinal Conference of the Pentecostal Assemblies of the World, Inc. (PAW) on Unconditional Eternal Security. Hear Bishop Ross Perry Paddock and Bishop Arthur Brazier in their own words discuss this topic!
Exclusively available on The Apostolic Way Podcast presented by Greater Bethel Temple, listen to this 11-part series with restored audio from the 1987 Doctrinal Conference of the Pentecostal Assemblies of the World, Inc. (PAW) on Unconditional Eternal Security. Hear Bishop Ross Perry Paddock and Bishop Arthur Brazier in their own words discuss this topic!
Exclusively available on The Apostolic Way Podcast presented by Greater Bethel Temple, listen to this 11-part series with restored audio from the 1987 Doctrinal Conference of the Pentecostal Assemblies of the World, Inc. (PAW) on Unconditional Eternal Security. Hear Bishop Ross Perry Paddock and Bishop Arthur Brazier in their own words discuss this topic!
Bishop Ross Perry Paddock, past Presiding Bishop of the Pentecostal Assemblies of the World, teaches "Apostolic Roots". Bishop RP Paddock was the two-term Presiding Bishop following service as Assistant Presiding Bishop under the legendary Bishop Samuel J. Grimes.
Bishop Ross Perry Paddock, past Presiding Bishop of the Pentecostal Assemblies of the World, teaches "Apostolic Roots". Bishop RP Paddock was the two-term Presiding Bishop following service as Assistant Presiding Bishop under the legendary Bishop Samuel J. Grimes.
Bishop Ross Perry Paddock, past Presiding Bishop of the Pentecostal Assemblies of the World, teaches "Apostolic Roots". Bishop RP Paddock was the two-term Presiding Bishop following service as Assistant Presiding Bishop under the legendary Bishop Samuel J. Grimes.
Bishop Ross Perry Paddock, past Presiding Bishop of the Pentecostal Assemblies of the World, teaches "Apostolic Roots". Bishop RP Paddock was the two-term Presiding Bishop following service as Assistant Presiding Bishop under the legendary Bishop Samuel J. Grimes.
From the beginning of time, God has made provisions for us to restored, in case we ever fall into sin. The first opportunity for restoration was given to Adam in the Garden of Eden. In this three-part series, Sfg. Bishop Johnson breaks down scriptures such as "He restoreth my soul: he leadeth me in the paths of righteousness for his name's sake." to help us understand how to reunited with God and maintain our eternal life.
From the beginning of time, God has made provisions for us to restored, in case we ever fall into sin. The first opportunity for restoration was given to Adam in the Garden of Eden. In this three-part series, Sfg. Bishop Johnson breaks down scriptures such as "He restoreth my soul: he leadeth me in the paths of righteousness for his name's sake." to help us understand how to reunited with God and maintain our eternal life.
From the beginning of time, God has made provisions for us to restored, in case we ever fall into sin. The first opportunity for restoration was given to Adam in the Garden of Eden. In this three-part series, Sfg. Bishop Johnson breaks down scriptures such as "He restoreth my soul: he leadeth me in the paths of righteousness for his name's sake." to help us understand how to reunited with God and maintain our eternal life.
At this very moment, God is preparing us to assist him in pronouncing judgement on the world at the Great White Throne of Judgement. "Do ye not know that the saints shall judge the world? and if the world shall be judged by you, are ye unworthy to judge the smallest matters?" (1 Corinthians 6:2). This series takes a look at our position in judgment on earth and in heaven.
At this very moment, God is preparing us to assist him in pronouncing judgement on the world at the Great White Throne of Judgement. "Do ye not know that the saints shall judge the world? and if the world shall be judged by you, are ye unworthy to judge the smallest matters?" (1 Corinthians 6:2). This series takes a look at our position in judgment on earth and in heaven.
At this very moment, God is preparing us to assist him in pronouncing judgement on the world at the Great White Throne of Judgement. "Do ye not know that the saints shall judge the world? and if the world shall be judged by you, are ye unworthy to judge the smallest matters?" (1 Corinthians 6:2). This series takes a look at our position in judgment on earth and in heaven.
The scriptures are here for more than just encouragement and enlightenment. The scriptures have a purpose that God planned for our lives. Find out what is God's purpose for the scriptures in this 7-part series!
The scriptures are here for more than just encouragement and enlightenment. The scriptures have a purpose that God planned for our lives. Find out what is God's purpose for the scriptures in this 7-part series!
The scriptures are here for more than just encouragement and enlightenment. The scriptures have a purpose that God planned for our lives. Find out what is God's purpose for the scriptures in this 7-part series!
The scriptures are here for more than just encouragement and enlightenment. The scriptures have a purpose that God planned for our lives. Find out what is God's purpose for the scriptures in this 7-part series!
The scriptures are here for more than just encouragement and enlightenment. The scriptures have a purpose that God planned for our lives. Find out what is God's purpose for the scriptures in this 7-part series!
The scriptures are here for more than just encouragement and enlightenment. The scriptures have a purpose that God planned for our lives. Find out what is God's purpose for the scriptures in this 7-part series!
The scriptures are here for more than just encouragement and enlightenment. The scriptures have a purpose that God planned for our lives. Find out what is God's purpose for the scriptures in this 7-part series!
God stood in eternity and saw everything that would take place throughout his established 50,000 years of time. His foreknowledge is spoken of in his word and in short, is his knowledge of everything that will happen before it happens. God chose his bride and set the criteria for all those who will receive eternal life. This is his election. Find out more during this two-part series!
God stood in eternity and saw everything that would take place throughout his established 50,000 years of time. His foreknowledge is spoken of in his word and in short, is his knowledge of everything that will happen before it happens. God chose his bride and set the criteria for all those who will receive eternal life. This is his election. Find out more during this two-part series!
There is so much information on angels and demons available online, but how much of this information is true and biblically-based? This series will help you to sift through the clutter to see what the Bible actually reveals about spiritual beings both good and evil. Learn about - the fascinating history of "angelology" - what an angel is--and isn't - what angels do and why - what angels may look like at the rare times when they appear, what are fallen angels and the origin of Satan (formerly known as Lucifer).
There is so much information on angels and demons available online, but how much of this information is true and biblically-based? This series will help you to sift through the clutter to see what the Bible actually reveals about spiritual beings both good and evil. Learn about - the fascinating history of "angelology" - what an angel is--and isn't - what angels do and why - what angels may look like at the rare times when they appear, what are fallen angels and the origin of Satan (formerly known as Lucifer).
There is so much information on angels and demons available online, but how much of this information is true and biblically-based? This series will help you to sift through the clutter to see what the Bible actually reveals about spiritual beings both good and evil. Learn about - the fascinating history of "angelology" - what an angel is--and isn't - what angels do and why - what angels may look like at the rare times when they appear, what are fallen angels and the origin of Satan (formerly known as Lucifer).
There is so much information on angels and demons available online, but how much of this information is true and biblically-based? This series will help you to sift through the clutter to see what the Bible actually reveals about spiritual beings both good and evil. Learn about - the fascinating history of "angelology" - what an angel is--and isn't - what angels do and why - what angels may look like at the rare times when they appear, what are fallen angels and the origin of Satan (formerly known as Lucifer).
There is so much information on angels and demons available online, but how much of this information is true and biblically-based? This series will help you to sift through the clutter to see what the Bible actually reveals about spiritual beings both good and evil. Learn about - the fascinating history of "angelology" - what an angel is--and isn't - what angels do and why - what angels may look like at the rare times when they appear, what are fallen angels and the origin of Satan (formerly known as Lucifer).
There is so much information on angels and demons available online, but how much of this information is true and biblically-based? This series will help you to sift through the clutter to see what the Bible actually reveals about spiritual beings both good and evil. Learn about - the fascinating history of "angelology" - what an angel is--and isn't - what angels do and why - what angels may look like at the rare times when they appear, what are fallen angels and the origin of Satan (formerly known as Lucifer).
There is so much information on angels and demons available online, but how much of this information is true and biblically-based? This series will help you to sift through the clutter to see what the Bible actually reveals about spiritual beings both good and evil. Learn about - the fascinating history of "angelology" - what an angel is--and isn't - what angels do and why - what angels may look like at the rare times when they appear, what are fallen angels and the origin of Satan (formerly known as Lucifer).
An eye-opening bible study series on the events occurring during the Tribulation Period. This series covers John's vision in the Book of Revelation, as well as parts of the prophecies spoken of in the Book of Daniel foretelling the events of the Tribulation Period.
An eye-opening bible study series on the events occurring during the Tribulation Period. This series covers John's vision in the Book of Revelation, as well as parts of the prophecies spoken of in the Book of Daniel foretelling the events of the Tribulation Period.
An eye-opening bible study series on the events occurring during the Tribulation Period. This series covers John's vision in the Book of Revelation, as well as parts of the prophecies spoken of in the Book of Daniel foretelling the events of the Tribulation Period.
An eye-opening bible study series on the events occurring during the Tribulation Period. This series covers John's vision in the Book of Revelation, as well as parts of the prophecies spoken of in the Book of Daniel foretelling the events of the Tribulation Period.
An eye-opening bible study series on the events occurring during the Tribulation Period. This series covers John's vision in the Book of Revelation, as well as parts of the prophecies spoken of in the Book of Daniel foretelling the events of the Tribulation Period.
An eye-opening bible study series on the events occurring during the Tribulation Period. This series covers John's vision in the Book of Revelation, as well as parts of the prophecies spoken of in the Book of Daniel foretelling the events of the Tribulation Period.
A comprehensive study of the Book of Daniel for those seeking a deeper understanding of the history and prophecy spoken of within this book.
This bible study was recorded in 2007 at Greater Bible Way Temple in Bay City, MI.
A comprehensive study of the Book of Daniel for those seeking a deeper understanding of the history and prophecy spoken of within this book.
This bible study was recorded in 2007 at Greater Bible Way Temple in Bay City, MI.
A comprehensive study of the Book of Daniel for those seeking a deeper understanding of the history and prophecy spoken of within this book.
This bible study was recorded in 2007 at Greater Bible Way Temple in Bay City, MI.
A comprehensive study of the Book of Daniel for those seeking a deeper understanding of the history and prophecy spoken of within this book.
This bible study was recorded in 2007 at Greater Bible Way Temple in Bay City, MI.
A comprehensive study of the Book of Daniel for those seeking a deeper understanding of the history and prophecy spoken of within this book.
This bible study was recorded in 2007 at Greater Bible Way Temple in Bay City, MI.
A comprehensive study of the Book of Daniel for those seeking a deeper understanding of the history and prophecy spoken of within this book.
This bible study was recorded in 2007 at Greater Bible Way Temple in Bay City, MI.
A comprehensive study of the Book of Daniel for those seeking a deeper understanding of the history and prophecy spoken of within this book.
This bible study was recorded in 2007 at Greater Bible Way Temple in Bay City, MI.
A comprehensive study of the Book of Daniel for those seeking a deeper understanding of the history and prophecy spoken of within this book.
This bible study was recorded in 2007 at Greater Bible Way Temple in Bay City, MI
A comprehensive study of the Book of Daniel for those seeking a deeper understanding of the history and prophecy spoken of within this book.
This bible study was recorded in 2007 at Greater Bible Way Temple in Bay City, MI
A comprehensive study of the Book of Daniel for those seeking a deeper understanding of the history and prophecy spoken of within this book.
This bible study was recorded in 2007 at Greater Bible Way Temple in Bay City, MI
A comprehensive study of the Book of Daniel for those seeking a deeper understanding of the history and prophecy spoken of within this book.
This bible study was recorded in 2007 at Greater Bible Way Temple in Bay City, MI
God's plan for creation is 50,000 years laid out in the Book of Genesis. God's ultimate purpose in redemptive history is to create a people, from every tribe and nation, to dwell in his presence, glorifying him through their lives and enjoying him forever. This series explores how God uses time during his 7 Days of Creation to prepare his bride for Glory.
God's plan for creation is 50,000 years laid out in the Book of Genesis. God's ultimate purpose in redemptive history is to create a people, from every tribe and nation, to dwell in his presence, glorifying him through their lives and enjoying him forever. This series explores how God uses time during his 7 Days of Creation to prepare his bride for Glory.
God's plan for creation is 50,000 years laid out in the Book of Genesis. God's ultimate purpose in redemptive history is to create a people, from every tribe and nation, to dwell in his presence, glorifying him through their lives and enjoying him forever. This series explores how God uses time during his 7 Days of Creation to prepare his bride for Glory.
Mark 4:11 says "And He said to them, “To you it has been given to know the mystery of the kingdom of God; but to those who are outside, all things come in parables,". This series explores the 11 Mysteries of the Kingdom God.
Mark 4:11 says "And He said to them, “To you it has been given to know the mystery of the kingdom of God; but to those who are outside, all things come in parables,". This series explores the 11 Mysteries of the Kingdom God.
Mark 4:11 says "And He said to them, “To you it has been given to know the mystery of the kingdom of God; but to those who are outside, all things come in parables,". This series explores the 11 Mysteries of the Kingdom God.
Mark 4:11 says "And He said to them, “To you it has been given to know the mystery of the kingdom of God; but to those who are outside, all things come in parables,". This series explores the 11 Mysteries of the Kingdom God.
Mark 4:11 says "And He said to them, “To you it has been given to know the mystery of the kingdom of God; but to those who are outside, all things come in parables,". This series explores the 11 Mysteries of the Kingdom God.
Mark 4:11 says "And He said to them, “To you it has been given to know the mystery of the kingdom of God; but to those who are outside, all things come in parables,". This series explores the 11 Mysteries of the Kingdom God.
Mark 4:11 says "And He said to them, “To you it has been given to know the mystery of the kingdom of God; but to those who are outside, all things come in parables,". This series explores the 11 Mysteries of the Kingdom God.
Mark 4:11 says "And He said to them, “To you it has been given to know the mystery of the kingdom of God; but to those who are outside, all things come in parables,". This series explores the 11 Mysteries of the Kingdom God.
Mark 4:11 says "And He said to them, “To you it has been given to know the mystery of the kingdom of God; but to those who are outside, all things come in parables,". This series explores the 11 Mysteries of the Kingdom God.
What does it mean to walk in the Spirit and how is that different from walking in the flesh? This series explores the ways in which we as Christians can walk closely to God, in alignment with His desires for us to be like Him.
What does it mean to walk in the Spirit and how is that different from walking in the flesh? This series explores the ways in which we as Christians can walk closely to God, in alignment with His desires for us to be like Him.
What does it mean to walk in the Spirit and how is that different from walking in the flesh? This series explores the ways in which we as Christians can walk closely to God, in alignment with His desires for us to be like Him.
This series dives deep into the focus scripture found in Revelation 17:14 ("These shall make war with the Lamb, and the Lamb shall overcome them: for he is Lord of lords, and King of kings: and they that are with him are called, andchosen, andfaithful.").
This series dives deep into the focus scripture found in Revelation 17:14 ("These shall make war with the Lamb, and the Lamb shall overcome them: for he is Lord of lords, and King of kings: and they that are with him are called, andchosen, andfaithful.").
The parable of the sower is an 'allegory' about the Kingdom of God. Just as a planted seed starts to grow, the word of God starts to deepen and grow within a person. But, not all seeds fall on "good ground" or safely within the hearts of the hearers. Tune into this podcast to learn about the Parable of the Sower.
The parable of the sower is an 'allegory' about the Kingdom of God. Just as a planted seed starts to grow, the word of God starts to deepen and grow within a person. But, not all seeds fall on "good ground" or safely within the hearts of the hearers. Tune into this podcast to learn about the Parable of the Sower.
The word of God defines Correction as "punishing aimed at reforming an offender". This series explores examples of how God has corrected, chastened, pruned, and discplined individuals and how He corrects us today.
The word of God defines Correction as "punishing aimed at reforming an offender". This series explores examples of how God has corrected, chastened, pruned, and discplined individuals and how He corrects us today.
This series explores the Christian Culture. The Christian Culture is a standard of living based upon Heavenly and divine order. The word of God is our doctrine and rules of order as revealed by the power of the Holy Ghost as we are taught. It involves giving up our will, desires, and lives, which standards are a sinful life, and give it to God, and we thereby invest in eternal life. As a man or woman invests in the stock market, savings, or retirement, we invest in eternal life.
This series explores the Christian Culture. The Christian Culture is a standard of living based upon Heavenly and divine order. The word of God is our doctrine and rules of order as revealed by the power of the Holy Ghost as we are taught. It involves giving up our will, desires, and lives, which standards are a sinful life, and give it to God, and we thereby invest in eternal life. As a man or woman invests in the stock market, savings, or retirement, we invest in eternal life.
This series explores the Christian Culture. The Christian Culture is a standard of living based upon Heavenly and divine order. The word of God is our doctrine and rules of order as revealed by the power of the Holy Ghost as we are taught. It involves giving up our will, desires, and lives, which standards are a sinful life, and give it to God, and we thereby invest in eternal life. As a man or woman invests in the stock market, savings, or retirement, we invest in eternal life.
This series explores the Christian Culture. The Christian Culture is a standard of living based upon Heavenly and divine order. The word of God is our doctrine and rules of order as revealed by the power of the Holy Ghost as we are taught. It involves giving up our will, desires, and lives, which standards are a sinful life, and give it to God, and we thereby invest in eternal life. As a man or woman invests in the stock market, savings, or retirement, we invest in eternal life.
This series explores baptism in water by immersion in the Name of the Lord Jesus Christ for the remission of sins and the baptism of the Holy Ghost, speaking in other tongues as the Spirit gives utterance. This constitutes the new birth.
This series explores baptism in water by immersion in the Name of the Lord Jesus Christ for the remission of sins and the baptism of the Holy Ghost, speaking in other tongues as the Spirit gives utterance. This constitutes the new birth.
This series explores baptism in water by immersion in the Name of the Lord Jesus Christ for the remission of sins and the baptism of the Holy Ghost, speaking in other tongues as the Spirit gives utterance. This constitutes the new birth.
How should Apostolic Pastors conduct themselves among the saints in the church? Join us as we explore the topic of Pastoral Interpersonal Relationships and how these relationships are regulated by the word of God.
How should Apostolic Pastors conduct themselves among the saints in the church? Join us as we explore the topic of Pastoral Interpersonal Relationships and how these relationships are regulated by the word of God.
How should Apostolic Pastors conduct themselves among the saints in the church? Join us as we explore the topic of Pastoral Interpersonal Relationships and how these relationships are regulated by the word of God.
How should Apostolic Pastors conduct themselves among the saints in the church? Join us as we explore the topic of Pastoral Interpersonal Relationships and how these relationships are regulated by the word of God.
How should Apostolic Pastors conduct themselves among the saints in the church? Join us as we explore the topic of Pastoral Interpersonal Relationships and how these relationships are regulated by the word of God.
How should Apostolic Pastors conduct themselves among the saints in the church? Join us as we explore the topic of Pastoral Interpersonal Relationships and how these relationships are regulated by the word of God.
This series of episodes explores the origin of the Apostolic Doctrine and why it sets us apart from man-made doctrines and teachings.
This series of episodes explores the origin of the Apostolic Doctrine and why it sets us apart from man-made doctrines and teachings.
This series of episodes explores the origin of the Apostolic Doctrine and why it sets us apart from man-made doctrines and teachings.
This series of episodes explores the origin of the Apostolic Doctrine and why it sets us apart from man-made doctrines and teachings.
In the midst of a world filled with social unrest, life-threatening pandemics, police brutality, racial injustice, and sometimes violent protests - what is the mission of the Apostolic Church? Check out this podcast where Bishop Rader Johnson gives us the biblical perspective on these events.
Do you ever experience doubt or issues really believing God's word? Well, this podcast episode is right for you! Bishop Rader Johnson teaches us how to fully embrace God's promises and trust him with our lives. You will enjoy this episode.