The Apostolic Way Podcast

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!