Apostolic Mentoring

Something is missing when our faith depends on a personality, a platform, or a perfectly delivered message. We open with prayer and then go straight after the core burden of this mentoring session: God is restoring authentic and consistent kingdom power, and He’s calling us past hype and into real relationship with Jesus. We talk about a global kingdom mission to equip millions to reach billions, and we keep the conversation anchored in the fivefold ministry, the gifts of the Spirit, and a s...

A man can preach worldwide and still be one phone call away from the edge, and that’s why this conversation matters. We’re joined by Brother Charles G. Robinet, a globally known evangelist and former missionary, for an honest, faith-filled talk about restoration, prayer, and the kind of hope that interrupts suicidal lies. We trace his story from early faith to backsliding, the US military, and a stunning moment of divine intervention: a missionary who had a dream from God waits at an airport...

Success has a scoreboard, but who decided what points count? We start with raw worship and real revival reports, including churches uniting and hundreds receiving the Holy Ghost, and then we turn toward the question that quietly shapes every ministry decision: what do we mean when we say “successful”? Dr. Jackson joins us with stories that feel almost too familiar if you’ve spent time in Pentecostal leadership, like the moment a simple ride in a rental car turns into someone shouting a...

A lot of people talk about “legacy,” but Sister Betty Parkey lives the kind that can’t be manufactured. Her family story spans decades of ministry, but what grabbed me most was how ordinary her principles sound and how uncommon they are in practice: be the same at home that you are at church, pray consistently, love steadily, and build a home that feels safe. We dig into what it takes to raise kids who stay anchored in truth and still grow into their own calling. Sister Parkey explains why i...

What happens when you stop praying like you’re hoping and start praying like you believe God already spoke? We begin with worship and a real longing for the coming of the Lord, then we celebrate fresh reports of Holy Ghost outpourings and baptisms in Jesus’ name from across the globe. That joy turns into a challenge: revival is not locked to one culture, one language, or one nation, and your city can see the same power of God. From there, we walk straight into prophetic prayer, the kind of p...