God Stories with Michelle Moore Michelle Moore

Michelle Moore interviews Hope Beryl-Green, who was born into the Illuminati, endured MK Ultra Programming, and was a victim of Human Trafficking.

Ron Hill reminds us that in Luke’s Gospel Jesus gave his disciples authority, especially over the works of the enemy. We can take our authority in Christ, in the Spirit over the things that are happening in our families, our cities, our states, our country, and the world. Ron argues that this is a return to the authority originally enjoyed by Adam. Michelle adds that Christians need to believe as they act on their authority.

Ron Hill relates a story that took place during his time at Bible college. Ron notes that while God will act supernaturally, God will often lead and guide us toward the solutions we need. He has learned that sometimes the provision is in the doing. Ron reminds us if we are believing God for something, what is it that we need to do? This is faith coupled with works.

“Obedience is better than sacrifice.” Michelle Moore shares a story from her life about a situation where God called her to be obedient to God’s call. Ron Hill stresses that our obedience to God must be linked to the fact that we are in a loving relationship with God. We do what God calls us to do because we love God. It must be a team effort. That’s what being in a covenant means.

Michelle Moore shares a faith story with Ron Hill in which she experienced God’s intervention in her life. Michelle suggests that sometimes when God wants us to do something, God continues to reinforce that directive over and over and over—until we act. Ron reminds Michelle that God is always present in our lives and God’s work in our lives is confirmed with signs and wonders.

Our ears and eyes are the windows to our souls. So shouldn’t we protect these gateways? Michelle Moore and Ron Hill discuss the importance of giving due consideration to the things we see and hear. As parents, we also need to use good Christian judgment in protecting the eyes and ears of our children. We are called to be in this world but not of it.