Healing H2O's Podcast Pastor Chad Carlton

Join in on Pastor Ryan Allen's Part II of the "Stretch 4 Healing" series. Pastor Allen dives into his point, "Faith is depleted in isolation." Follow along by reviewing the following scriptures, Mark 5:25-34.

Please join in on the next segment of the Stretch theme, "Stretch 4 Healing." Bishop Chad Carlton continues emphasizing the value of stretching in your life. Follow along by reviewing the following scripture, Matthew 9:2.

Listen in on Part IV of the "Stretch 2 Da Brink" series by Bishop Chad Cartlton. These three points drive home the message, 1. Extraordinary pursuits require extraordinary agreements. 2. God never looks or sounds the same when we haven’t evolved. 3. Familiarity with God will breed debilitating contentment. Follow along by reviewing the following scripture,Matthew 14:27-28,31.

Listen in on Part IV of the "Stretch 2 Da Brink" series by Bishop Chad Cartlton. These three points drive home the message, 1. Extraordinary pursuits require extraordinary agreements. 2. God never looks or sounds the same when we haven’t evolved. 3. Familiarity with God will breed debilitating contentment. Follow along by reviewing the following scripture,Matthew 14:27-28,31.

Enjoy Part III of the "Stretch 2 Da Brink" series by Bishop Chad Carlton. Bishop Carlton highlights these two concepts in the message: 1. Doing the extraordinary requires you to “walk on water” while being misunderstood. 2. When you’re doing the extraordinary, discern whether the (ordinary) plans of others align with where you’re going. Follow along by reviewing the following scripture, Matthew 14:24-29.

Part II of "Stretch 2 Da Brink" by Bishop Chad Carlton continues building on the idea of stretching in order to come into ones purpose. Listen in for these three points: 1. Going to the next level of your life is contingent upon your decision to take a chance, not cover. 2. Do not expect supernatural help to look like what you’re used to seeing or dealing with. 3. God will never tell you to do anything that would make himself unreliable. Follow along by reviewing the following scripture, Matthew 14:24-29.