Tony Alamo

Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries

"The central purpose and mission of the Tony Alamo Christian Ministries is the great commission. To bring the gospel to the whole world as Christ commanded. To feed the hungry, visit the sick and imprisoned, and to offer help and hope to a lost and dying world."

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    Tony Alamo, October 2, 2026

    Tony Alamo Ep275: How to have God's life living in you part 173 Program 275: Roman Canon Law, Hell, and the Two Witnesses World Pastor Tony Alamo delivers program 275, part 173 of his teaching series, with co-host Sharon, warning listeners about hell and the Vatican and reading from Roman Canon Law. The hour also includes a song, a passage on spiritual life and consequences, and a closing sinner's prayer. Opening Prayer and a Song World Pastor Tony Alamo opens program 275, part 173 of his series How to Have God's Life Living in You, reminding listeners that CDs and audiotapes are available and that Sharon will explain how to get them at the end of the hour. He asks the Lord to anoint the service, praising God as Creator and saying the human flesh is weak, and he argues that Adam and Eve listened to Satan just as people do today. Alamo says Satan's seat is in Rome, the headquarters of what he calls a one-world government, church, and news media, and that the Vatican hates Jews, blacks, and homosexuals. Sharon answers with an amen. Alamo then sings I'm Working on a Building, urging listeners to clap along, since he says nothing angers the devil more than joyful praise. He adds that the joy of the Lord is strength, and that a believer who is sick or depressed can be healed. Spirit, Blood, and the Consequences of Sin Alamo tells the congregation that the spirit can leave the body without pain, recalling that Stephen saw Jesus as he was stoned and that Moses was still strong at 120 years old when the Lord took his life. He explains that Moses struck the rock twice, a mistake he says Jesus cannot repeat, because Jesus has already died once for all. Comparing the spirit to blood circulating through the veins, he warns that a believer who stops reading the word of God and praying becomes spiritually dead. Sharon then reads from a writing Alamo laid down the day before, which states that every action carries a consequence. Alamo asks listeners to wring their noses to test the Bible's claim, and Sharon reads Galatians 6:7 on sowing and reaping, that whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap. Alamo says sin sown brings back corruption many times more powerful than the seed, and he calls preachers who promise forgiveness for future sins liars. Hell, Torment, and the Two Witnesses Alamo recounts handing out literature on Hollywood Boulevard with his late wife, Susie, where a man said he liked hell because it grew hotter. Alamo replies that the lava of hell is far hotter than grease and that God will torment those who hate His Son, whom Alamo describes as the Word of God. He says God created hell and is enlarging it for the souls who will go there, and he tells listeners that eternity is forever. He then describes the two witnesses, who are killed by Satan, whose bodies lie in the street for three and a half days while the world celebrates by sending presents to one another. Alamo says the world watches them on television and calls the event a national holiday, arguing that the people of earth were tormented by the words of life these two preached. He warns that anyone who rejects the message will face torment throughout eternity. Vatican Branches and the Two Witnesses Alamo names what he calls branches of the Vatican, including the ACLU, the Cult Awareness Network, the Ku Klux Klan, the Nazis, the skinheads, and the Knights of Malta. He says the ACLU is attempting to take the word of God off money, and that the Vatican uses it to take Bibles out of schools, and claims the Vatican also uses government departments such as the Department of Labor. Alamo argues that tax exemptions are granted by the Vatican and withdrawn first from churches the Vatican wants to destroy. Next he describes the two witnesses who rise after three and a half days, the Spirit of God entering them again so they ascend into heaven in a cloud as Jesus did. He says this should convince people that Jesus rose from the dead and ascended, and that the two witnesses must be very righteous for God to honor them. Alamo warns that people who are not born again will not stand before the mercy seat of Christ or enter the holy city. New Year's Eve, Terrorism, and Peace in the Spirit Alamo describes a New Year's Eve party, with rubber balloons and confetti, where people look at one another and ask whether they are having fun, only to wonder why they are not happy. He asks how anyone can find happiness in a world where terrorists, he says, carry A-bombs in their briefcases, and warns that a bomb could leave people splattered across walls. Alamo says the body profits nothing, but the Spirit of God gives everlasting life, so he is not worried about a bomb going off on him. He says that being born again of the Spirit gives him great comfort and peace in a world that has none. Alamo then says he promised listeners yesterday that the program would turn to Roman Canon Law, and that the Lord has directed him to do so now. He then previews the Cult Awareness Network, the ACLU, and the Ku Klux Klan as branches he will discuss. Canon Law, Peter, and a Sinner's Prayer Sharon reads from Roman Canon Law, which says the Church of Christ subsists in the Catholic Church under the successor of Peter, and Alamo rejects the claim, saying Peter was a Jew converted to bring salvation to the Gentiles and that the church born at Pentecost has nothing Catholic about it. He notes that Peter was the only apostle the Bible says was married, and that Jesus healed his mother-in-law. Alamo mocks the changing teachings of Vatican Council II, saying God's Bible never changes and the devil is the author of confusion. He then turns to the Cult Awareness Network, which he calls an arm of the Vatican used to malign true Christians, and says the Vatican has murdered hundreds of millions of people. Running out of time, he leads listeners in a sinner's prayer confessing that Jesus Christ is the Son of God who died and rose again, and Sharon reads the ministry's website, Texarkana post office box, and phone and fax numbers for requesting the program. He closes by playing Sunday School to Broadway.

  2. 3d ago

    Tony Alamo, October 1, 2026

    Tony Alamo Ep274 How to have God's life living in you part 172 Program 274: Proverbs Chapter Four, a Harper's Bazaar Scandal, and Memories of Bill Clinton World Pastor Tony Alamo delivers program 274 of his teaching series, reading listener testimonials from around the world, recalling a long-ago visit from Bill Clinton, teaching through Proverbs chapter four, and condemning a Harper's Bazaar feature on President Bush and Tony Blair. Program 274 Opens With A Prayer For Wisdom World Pastor Tony Alamo opens program 274, part 172 of his series How to Have God's Life Living in You, reminding listeners that free CDs, audio tapes, a Messiah book, and back literature are all available to anyone who asks, with postage and handling covered. He leads the congregation in prayer, asking the Father to fill every heart, soul, mind, and body with the word of God, tying the request to his ongoing teaching on the Book of Proverbs and how its wisdom lets believers walk in the light of Christ through a world of darkness. The congregation answers with an audible amen. Alamo then introduces a recording, explaining that Frank Sinatra and Nancy Sinatra once asked him to place a song with their publishing company, and that songwriter Billy Strange, whom he calls Strange Billy, called to offer him the tune Sunday School to Broadway, which Alamo says he recorded at Porter Wagoner's studio in Nashville, Tennessee. Recording Stories From Nashville To Hendersonville After the song plays, Alamo tells the congregation that a second recording will close the program, Leaning on the Everlasting Arms, performed with J.D. Sumner and The Stamps Quartet and recorded at Johnny Cash's studio, The House of Cash, outside Nashville in Hendersonville, Tennessee, a detail the woman addressed later as Sharon supplies when he forgets the town's name. Alamo recalls that Cash's mother, Mrs. Cash, attended the session and loved watching how Susie, a figure from the ministry's earlier television program, preached. He then turns the microphone over, asking his co-host to read testimonials sent in from listeners around the world, joking that she should not be nervous even though as many as half a billion to a billion people may be listening. She reads a letter from a twenty-three-year-old woman named Barbara in Lombardia, Italy, who says she wants to give her whole life to Christ but worries she cannot afford to, and Alamo answers that anyone willing to keep the church's rules is welcome regardless of finances, adding that he has already corresponded with her by email. Letters Recall A Visit From Bill Clinton The co-host continues reading, taking up a letter from a woman in Hope, Arkansas, who says she has been told the church admits visitors only by invitation, which Alamo flatly denies, saying services are open to everyone and recalling that former President Clinton, also from Hope, once visited his restaurant in Alma, Arkansas, sharing pie or a sandwich and asking to be introduced to Dolly Parton, who was singing in the banquet room at the time. Alamo says he happily introduced the two and that Clinton later wrote a few unflattering lines about him in a book, which he shrugs off as almost flattering. He insists the church holds services every evening at eight and twice on Sundays, feeding every attendee afterward, and boasts that no one at the church has AIDS because the cooks wear hairnets, masks, and gloves. He adds that the ministry owns two hundred acres in Los Angeles and a large property in Fort Smith, Arkansas, enough land to accommodate any crowd that might show up seeking a meal and the word of God. More Testimonials Arrive From Across The Country The reading continues with more listener mail: a man from Sacramento who found the tract Dry Bones in the Sacramento Bee and wants extra copies to share with a friend, a fifty-three-year-old woman in South Bend, Indiana, who read the tract Difficult Mountain in the Chicago Tribune and requests more literature along with the Messiah book, a woman in San Diego who discovered Difficult Mountain in the Sunday paper and rallied her prayer team around it, and a man named David in Chicopee, Massachusetts, who read the tract Brace Yourselves in the New York Daily News while ringing up customers at his job and called in saying Tony knows what he is talking about. Alamo notes there are thousands more letters than time allows, then turns the program to a passage from the fourth chapter of Proverbs, having his co-host, later addressed as Sharon, read verses on wisdom being the principal thing and on the difference, as he explains it, between fearing the Lord and merely reverencing him. Proverbs Teaching Turns To Marriage And Morality Working verse by verse through Proverbs chapter four with his co-host, Alamo digresses into a lesson on biblical marriage, recalling that King Solomon reportedly could not find one virtuous woman among a thousand wives, that Moses married an Ethiopian woman over the objection of his sister Miriam, whom God struck with leprosy for her complaint, and that Gideon fathered seventy sons, prompting the congregation to answer amen. He argues that puberty, which he says Webster's Dictionary places around eleven or twelve, is the point at which the Bible intends young women to marry, blaming government-provided birth control and legalized abortion for what he calls widespread fornication among children who are too young to support a family. He calls the resulting practice of abortion satanic, describing cosmetic collagen as made from aborted fetal tissue, and insists the only fix is allowing young women to marry as the Bible instructs so their children can be properly supported. The Vatican, Harper's Bazaar, And A Closing Prayer Alamo widens his argument into what he calls Roman canon law, tying the Cult Awareness Network, the ACLU, the United Pentecostals, and the United Methodist Church to the Vatican, which he labels the seat of Satan, and holding up the November Harper's Bazaar, whose cover his co-host reads aloud, showing staged nude photographs of President Bush and Prime Minister Tony Blair under the headline Love Story. He says the magazine's casual treatment of the images shows how far the culture has drifted from the Bible, warning that God will not excuse sin no matter what preachers claim about unconditional love. Returning to Proverbs chapter four, he and his co-host finish reading verses on avoiding the path of the wicked and keeping wisdom before one's eyes, then Alamo criticizes Vatican Council II teaching on the Catholic Church and clerical celibacy. Running out of time, he leads a spoken sinner's prayer, has his co-host give the ministry's address and phone numbers, and closes by performing Leaning on the Everlasting Arms with J.D. Sumner and The Stamps.

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    Tony Alamo, September 30, 2026

    Tony Alamo Program 273: The Episcopal Church Split, a Harper's Bazaar Scandal, and Wisdom From Proverbs World Pastor Tony Alamo delivers program 273 of his teaching series, weighing in on an Episcopal Church split over homosexuality, a magazine feature on President Bush and Tony Blair, listener letters from around the world, and a study of wisdom in the Book of Proverbs. Program 273 Opens With Prayer And Song World Pastor Tony Alamo opens program 273, part 171 of his series How to Have God's Life Living in You, telling listeners that Sharon will later explain four ways to request a free CD or audio tape, shipping included, along with his Messiah book. He leads the studio in prayer, asking the Father to pour out the Spirit, open understanding, and let listeners in radioland receive knowledge from the word, then teaches that wisdom, the fear of the Lord, is the entire Bible's guiding principle for living an overcoming life in a dark world. The congregation answers with an audible amen. Alamo then introduces a recording by the Golden Gate Quartet, calling them Elvis Presley's favorite singing group and an old Southern black gospel act, and plays their version of Swing Down Sweet Chariot, noting it is the arrangement Presley later used for his own recording of the song. Two Episcopal Parishes Break Away Following the music, Alamo tells the congregation about a newspaper item he wants to read, explaining that the Episcopal Church, which he calls a division of the Vatican, recently refused to back a diocesan convention's half-million-dollar funding request after his own literature helped sway members against a diocese that had placed a homosexual over the church. He has an unnamed co-host read from an AOL News piece dated December 17, 2006, headlined Two Parishes Bolt from Episcopal Church, reporting that Truro Church in Fairfax and the Falls Church in Falls Church, Virginia, voted to leave the denomination and place themselves under Anglican Archbishop Peter Akinola of Nigeria, who calls the growing acceptance of gay relationships a satanic attack on the church. Alamo praises the parishes for opposing homosexuality but says they have only traded one Vatican-linked body for another, since he considers the Anglican Communion, like the Episcopal Church, ultimately Rome's creation. Childhood Memory And A Warning On Homosexuality The unnamed reader then reads Alamo's own tract, Warning from God to All Episcopalians, written in a single day in 2003 when the Episcopal convention came to town, followed by Romans chapter one, verses eighteen through thirty-two, on ungodliness and unrighteousness. Alamo teaches that homosexuality is not an inborn trait but a demon that can enter a helpless infant, and recounts a story from his own early childhood in Joplin, Missouri, when at a year and a half or two years old he says he felt a wicked spiritual torpedo enter him on the stairs of his family's apartment, prompting him to hide fifty cents his father had given him and lie about it, an episode he offers as proof that the devil attacks children before they can defend themselves. He adds that he was saved at the age of thirty in 1964, warns that letting the devil back in invites seven worse spirits, and insists he does not hate homosexuals but hates the sin, while calling anyone who associates with the lifestyle guilty by association. A Magazine Feature Fuels A Warning Alamo turns to the November issue of Harper's Bazaar, which he says carries a several-page feature titled My Little Tony, showing President Bush and British Prime Minister Tony Blair in staged nude photographs by artist Alison Jackson that imply an intimate relationship between the two leaders. He has his reader quote the magazine's introduction and reads that the images run on page 193, using the article to argue that only a compromised, Vatican-friendly figure could rise to lead a nation, and warning Bush and Blair that eternity in the lake of fire will not feel as amusing as they seem to think. He also references the Cult Awareness Network, which he says his attorney Eric Lieberman once helped shut down in New York and may pursue again, describing it and groups like the ACLU as Vatican-run operations that spread false claims about his ministry. The reader then delivers verses from First Corinthians chapter six and Revelation chapter twenty-one, and defines the word abomination for listeners. Lydia Reads Letters From Around The World Alamo calls Lydia over to read listener responses, and she reports a ninety-four-year-old caller from Vista, California, who backs the literature completely, and a man in the Chicago area who read Alamo's message in the Chicago Tribune and requests the Messiah book. Alamo interrupts to insist the ministry is not run for money, telling the story of a Beatles album he says he received more than forty years ago from original drummer Pete Best in exchange for promotional work and has refused to sell ever since. Lydia continues with a caller from India who works for Pitney Bowes and recognized the ministry's name from its reputation, a letter from Mercy in Chipata, Zambia, thanking Alamo for a tract called Difficult Mountain, and word that Bertha, sister of a woman named Rosa Parish, was retested and found free of the cancer the church had prayed over. A final letter from John in Northfield, Minnesota, likens bomb threats against the ministry to proof it is on target. Roman Canon Law, Proverbs, And A Closing Prayer Alamo widens his argument to what he calls Roman canon law, tracing the Vatican's reach through the Episcopal Church, the Lutherans, and what he describes as Vatican-powered Muslim nations, and comparing present persecution of the ministry to the suffering of Christians in China and Arab countries. He teaches from the fourth chapter of Proverbs, reading verses on seeking wisdom and understanding, and explains that the fear of the Lord means fearing to break God's commandments, including the command against homosexuality, and that being born again of the Spirit, not joining any religion, is what saves a soul. Running low on time, he leads listeners in a spoken sinner's prayer confessing belief that Jesus Christ is the Son of God, died on the cross, and rose again, and asks Jesus to wash away sin. Sharon then reads out the ministry's website, the Texarkana, Texas post office box, and phone and fax numbers for requesting program 273, and Alamo closes by playing the Golden Gate Quartet's recording of You Better Run.

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    Tony Alamo, September 29, 2026

    Tony Alamo Program 272: Roman Canon Law, the Wisdom of Proverbs, and a Warning to Bill Clinton Over Waco World pastor Tony Alamo devotes program 272 of his teaching series to Roman canon law and what he calls Satan's seat in Rome, the wisdom of the Book of Proverbs, and a pointed rebuke of former President Bill Clinton over Waco, with scripture readings led by his co-host Sharon Alamo. Program 272 Opens With Roman Canon Law Tony Alamo greets listeners as world pastor, opening part 170 of his series How to Have God's Life Living in You, program 272. He tells listeners Sharon will give four ways to request a free copy, along with a free Messiah book, other literature, or a Bible for anyone who cannot afford one. He turns to his recurring theme, comparing Roman canon law, which he says the United States adopted upon joining the United Nations, with the law of God, calling the two exact opposites. He argues that joining the World Council and the United Nations cost America its wealth and manufacturing, transferring it to Japan, its former World War II enemy. He places the seat of Satan, whom he calls a great red dragon, in Rome, the city of seven hills, and says Rome itself authored democracy, a system he calls rule by an untrustworthy mob, no better than the crowd God drowned in Noah's flood while sparing only eight people. Democracy, Rome, and the Generals Removed From Power Alamo continues his critique of one-world government, warning that God scattered the nations' languages precisely to prevent them combining under a single law originating from Satan's seat in Rome. He claims that during World War II, conspirators secretly built NATO, brought in Russia, and removed the two generals, Patton and MacArthur, he says could have won the war outright, installing General Eisenhower, whom he calls Casper Milquetoast, in their place because Eisenhower favored NATO and one-world government. He tells the congregation he watched a History Channel program confirming democracy originated in Rome, the city of seven mountains, and argues the media functions as the mouth of Satan, shaping opinion until the mob believes lies about Jesus having relationships with women or never truly dying on the cross. He insists God alone should govern, citing Moses as ruler of both church and state, and says he supports dictatorship only when God is the dictator. A Prayer and Jesus Loves Me From the Life Choir Alamo leads the studio in prayer, asking the Father to open hearts and minds so listeners reject what he calls the abominations taught by Satan's government, church, and media, and prays that the 144,000 Jews he expects to be saved receive God's mark before the four angels of the end times destroy the earth. The congregation answers amen. He then teaches that Jesus, as the Word of God, embodies wisdom, power, and mercy, tying the familiar song Jesus Loves Me to that idea before introducing a recording of the Life Choir performing it under the direction of arranger HB Barnum, whom he calls one of the top five arrangers and producers in the world. During and after the performance, Alamo interjects short exhortations about the Word of God leading believers into heaven, telling listeners to raise their hands and praise the Lord for His power, wisdom, and knowledge. Colossians, Proverbs, and the Hidden Treasures of Wisdom Alamo brings in his co-host, Sharon Alamo, to read Colossians chapter 2, verse 3, walking her line by line through its description of the treasures of wisdom and knowledge hidden in Christ, and teaching that love means keeping God's commandments rather than affection or physical intimacy. He turns to the Book of Proverbs, explaining that its key word is wisdom, tracing it to Christ as described in Proverbs chapter 8, and crediting Solomon, whom he calls the principal author, with 333 Old Testament prophecies pointing toward Jesus. He describes Proverbs as God's practical instruction for relating to God, to parents, to children, and to neighbors, and argues temporal life is not real life until surrendered to the Lord. He also mentions his own literature titled The True Believer's Sabbath, teaching that every day, not just one day a week, is Sabbath rest for a born-again Christian, since Christ said the Sabbath was made for man. Solomon's Wisdom, Sin, and Unconditional Love Rejected Alamo continues teaching that Solomon asked God for wisdom rather than riches and became the wisest man in the world until he disobeyed the Lord's instruction to marry only godly women, falling into idolatry in his later years. He warns the same fate can befall anyone who grows careless, insisting love for God is conditional, not unconditional as he says many preachers falsely claim. He rejects the idea that a believer can keep sinning, naming lying, stealing, and sexual sin, and says preachers who promise otherwise are weak and destined for the lake of fire alongside those they mislead. Sharon then reads from Proverbs chapter 8, and Alamo interprets each line as wisdom, meaning Jesus, calling out to sinners in the highest places and at the city gates. He describes his own appearance, joking that his sunglasses, worn because of glaucoma, make some think he resembles the Mafia rather than a conventional preacher. A Warning to Clinton, a Testimony, and a Closing Prayer Alamo turns his warning toward former President Bill Clinton, referencing a news article in which Clinton reportedly called sending troops to Waco his worst mistake, and tells Clinton that what happened there was sin, not a mistake, naming Janet Reno alongside him and urging both to repent and be washed in the blood of Jesus. Running low on time, he has Sharon read a testimonial from a listener named Brother Martin in San Diego, California, describing his eight-year-old son's recovery from a serious virus in Mexico after prayer with the ministry's prayer-line volunteer, Brother Rick. Alamo credits the healing to prayer and invites listeners with illnesses to call or write for prayer. Sharon then reads from 1 Corinthians chapter 1, and Alamo leads the congregation in a spoken sinner's prayer confessing faith in Jesus's death and resurrection. Sharon closes with the ministry's website, Texarkana post office box, phone, and fax numbers before Alamo signs off performing his recording You Can't Take It with You.

  5. 6d ago

    Tony Alamo, September 28, 2026

    Tony Alamo Program 271: The Book of Proverbs, Roman Canon Law, and Letters From Texarkana to Ghana World pastor Tony Alamo devotes program 271 to the Book of Proverbs and a running case against what he calls Roman canon law and the Vatican's seat in Rome, reading listener letters from Texarkana to Ghana with co-host Lydia. Program 271 Opens With Free Literature and Ministry History World pastor Tony Alamo opens program 271, part 169 of his series How to Have God's Life Living in You, with his standing offer of free literature, cassettes, CDs, Bibles, and his Messiah book, all sent with postage covered, and an invitation for listeners to become distributors or open their own churches. He recalls how the ministry began in his house, grew too large, and moved into what he calls an actual dope den after members invited him to preach and everyone there got saved. From there the congregation outgrew several buildings, expanding from Hollywood, California, into Saugus, Newhall, and Valencia as crowds kept multiplying. Alamo frames the day's teaching as a comparison between the Bible and what he calls Roman canon law, describing a world government and a world church he identifies with Satan's seat in Rome, working alongside much of the news media. He tells the congregation not to fear these forces but to fear God and keep His commandments, calling that the whole duty of man. Prayer, Song, and the Book of Proverbs on Wisdom Alamo leads the studio in prayer, thanking the Lord for people responding to the ministry's teaching even on their deathbeds and asking that lukewarm members of the church be filled with the Spirit and set on higher ground; the congregation answers with an audible amen. He then performs a recording of Lead Me, Guide Me with J.D. Sumner and The Stamps Quartet. Returning to the microphone, he turns to the Book of Proverbs, calling it God's detailed pattern for living and naming wisdom, the ability to live skillfully in an ungodly world, as its key word. He tells listeners that no law or word other than God's can lead them rightly, quoting Christ's claim to be the way, the truth, and the life, and warning that anyone trying to reach heaven by another path is a thief and a robber who cannot enter the kingdom. He then turns the broadcast to co-host Lydia to begin reading listener responses. Listener Letters From Texarkana to Ghana Lydia reads a letter from Texarkana, Texas describing how sisters Theresa and Emily brought Alamo's tract That's What It's All About, containing the testimony of a woman named Bessie Haskell, to an 88-year-old stroke patient dying in a nursing home; Theresa read it aloud as the woman lay silent, then led her in the sinner's prayer as her eyes filled with tears. Alamo explains the tract's origin, an elderly woman in a Chicago rest home whose testimony his witnessing crew recorded decades ago with her permission to distribute worldwide. Lydia continues with letters from Easton, Pennsylvania, praising an article called Brace Yourselves printed in the New York Daily News; from Pine Bluff, Arkansas, thanking Alamo for teaching heard on KAAY 1090 AM; from Minneapolis, Minnesota, admiring a full-page prayer printed in the Star Tribune; and from a man named John in Sefwi Wiawso, Ghana, who says a newsletter passed to him by a friend led him to salvation and asks for more literature to distribute. A Newspaper Campaign and the Power of God's Grace Alamo tells listeners the ministry has placed pages of testimony and prayer in newspapers across the country, including the Miami Herald, the Chicago Tribune, and five weeks of ads in the New York Daily News, spending what he says was a quarter of a million dollars on a single Sunday's placements two weeks earlier, and appeals for volunteers to help answer the flood of mail and email the campaign has produced. Returning to Proverbs chapter one, he teaches that the King James word grace was originally power, a change he attributes to Shakespeare's editing, and insists that by God's power believers can do all things in Christ and will be raised from the dead on the last day. He describes receiving the baptism of the Holy Spirit as the source of that power, recalling that Jesus blew the Spirit onto the disciples in a locked room and later commanded them to wait in Jerusalem for it to descend with power for ministry. Proverbs Chapter One and the Story of Susie and the Rabbi Alamo tells the story of his late wife Susie, who died in 1982, witnessing to a rabbi identified as Sonderling and beginning to speak in an unknown tongue she had never learned; the rabbi, alarmed, later confessed that during the Bataan death march he had seen a vision of Moses on a hillside with the Messiah, Yeshua, dying on a cross behind him, a secret he says he had never told anyone. Alamo offers the episode as proof that true tongues carry real meaning rather than meaningless noise. He then has Lydia continue reading Proverbs chapter one, verses eight through eighteen, warning against sinners who entice the innocent, and interjects that such enemies of the ministry are laying a net for their own destruction. He recalls Sennacherib's army, 185,000 of whom, Lydia notes, were struck dead by God's angel in a single night after boasting against Him, and warns present-day critics of the ministry that they risk the same fate. Roman Canon Law, the Vatican, and a Closing Prayer Alamo turns to what he calls Roman canon law, having Lydia read from Vatican Council II's statement that the Church of Christ subsists in the Catholic Church under the successor of Peter and the bishops; he rejects the claim, insisting Peter was a Jew, not an Italian, who preached in the Book of Acts and never sanctioned praying to Mary or worshipping idols. He calls the Vatican the seat of Satan in Rome and the organization behind a one-world Antichrist government that he says has tried and failed for forty-two years to stop his ministry. Running low on time, he promises to continue the teaching the next day and leads listeners in a spoken sinner's prayer confessing belief that Jesus Christ is the Son of God, raised from the dead, and asking forgiveness for sin. Lydia gives the ministry's website, Texarkana post office box, phone, and fax number, and Alamo closes singing So High with J.D. Sumner and The Stamps.

  6. Sep 27

    Tony Alamo, September 27, 2026

    Tony Alamo Program 767A: The Beast of Revelation 13, Satan's Seat in Rome, and a Warning to Two Underage Girls World pastor Tony Alamo devotes program 767A of his teaching series to the thirteenth chapter of Revelation, tracing the beast's seven heads and ten horns to what he calls Satan's seat in Rome, and defending his refusal to let two underage members of his congregation marry. Program 767A Opens With a Call to Prayer Help From Christ Ministries introduces the broadcast as an archived message from Tony Alamo, inviting listeners to write in before turning the program over to him. Alamo greets the audience as world pastor, identifies the broadcast as program number 767, and tells listeners Sharon will explain at the close how to request a free CD or audio tape, postage included. He turns to the thirteenth chapter of Revelation, insisting the book is no different from the rest of scripture and that the Word of God never contradicts itself. Before teaching, he leads the studio in prayer, asking the Father to anoint him with the Holy Spirit's understanding, wisdom, knowledge, and fear of the Lord so the congregation can follow along. He warns that anyone who rejects the instruction to obey those who have rule over them cannot be trusted to believe the rest of the Bible, calling such people filthy sick, and asks the Lord to give Satan no place in the broadcast. The congregation answers with an audible amen. A Song and the Beast Rising From the Sea Alamo performs a recording of 'No Man Is an Island' with what he introduces as the Prague Symphony Orchestra and the Light Choir. Returning to the microphone, he teaches that faith means obeying the instruction to submit to those given rule, complaining that some around him fail to relay his messages and calling them worthless. He begins reading Revelation chapter thirteen, describing the Apostle John standing on the sand of the sea and seeing a beast rise from it with seven heads, ten horns, and ten crowns, its heads marked with names of blasphemy. Alamo teaches that the ten crowns represent pride, the greatest sin, and that true blasphemy is thinking oneself smarter than God. He cites King Saul, the Bible's first king, losing the Spirit after a single act of disobedience, and warns that people who ignore correction, congregation members included, are full of the same blasphemous pride. Two Young Girls and a Warning to the Government Alamo tells of two young women who recently left the church, explaining that one had a sister, not part of the congregation, whose sexual relationships outside marriage had resulted in a pregnancy; the two girls left, he says, wanting to confront the sister over her conduct. He recounts that the sister then arrived near the church and took the two underage girls with her, and that both wanted to marry, which he says would have been lawful under the Bible once they had reached puberty but which he refused to allow because of their age under civil law. He tells them that if they want to marry they must leave the church and marry a godly person outside it, saying he will not risk giving what he calls the anti-Christ beast government, already eager to prosecute him as it did another man he references only in passing, any further opportunity. He adds that many young people become pregnant outside marriage and turn to abortion, which he calls legalized murder. The Beast as Leopard, Bear, and Lion Returning to Revelation thirteen, Alamo reads verse two, describing the beast as having the likeness of a leopard, the feet of a bear, and the mouth of a lion, teaching that each animal represents a different world power blended into one worldwide, satanic system operating as what people mistake for democracy. He teaches that the dragon, the devil, gave the beast its power and its seat, which he places in Rome, Italy, the city the Bible calls the city of seven hills, along with great authority reaching every country on earth. He includes what he calls the last stage of taking Muslim nations, whose people, he says, believe in Allah rather than the Bible and wish to kill white people as agents of the devil, a claim he rejects by insisting Jesus himself was Caucasian and that salvation is for every tongue and nation. He calls the Pope Satan incarnate for claiming the title of God, saying he prefers hearing people specify 'praise you, Father God' rather than the ambiguous 'praise God.' A Wounded Head, Grave Accusations, and Rome Revived Alamo moves to verse three, reading that one of the beast's heads was wounded to death, an image he identifies as the historical fall of Rome. He accuses what he calls this cult of murder, adultery, fornication, same-sex marriage, and pedophilia involving preteen children, calling these doctrines of devils that invert God's commandments by making evil legal and good forbidden, and insists that those born again of the Spirit stand in complete opposition to this system. He then reads that the deadly wound was healed and the whole world wondered after the beast, teaching that the devil staged an apparent miracle by rebuilding Rome's wealth and armed forces after its historical collapse. He says the dragon has since restored power to political leaders around the world who now control what he calls the political spectrum, fulfilling, in his reading, the prophecy that the nations would marvel at the beast's revival. A Conversion Testimony and a Closing Prayer Noting he is out of time and will continue the chapter in the next message, Alamo turns to his own conversion, recalling that he was deceived about God until an encounter in an office in Beverly Hills while working on a promotion for a singer convinced him that God is real and all-powerful. He tells listeners they are living in the very last moments of time and leads them in a spoken sinner's prayer confessing belief that Jesus Christ is the Son of the living God, died on the cross, and rose again, asking forgiveness and inviting Jesus into the heart. He asks listeners to raise their hands in praise for their salvation, then turns the broadcast over to Sharon, who reads out the ministry's website, email address, Hollywood, California post office box, and phone number for requesting a free copy of the program. Alamo signs off as world pastor, promising a continuation of the Book of Revelation teaching the next day, and the Help From Christ Ministries announcer closes with contact information for the broadcast.

  7. Sep 25

    Tony Alamo, September 25, 2026

    Tony Alamo Program 270: The Book of Proverbs, Roman Canon Law, and a Jewish Businessman's Letter From Beverly Hills Tony Alamo devotes program 270, part 168 of his teaching series, to a study of wisdom in the Book of Proverbs, a lengthy warning against what he calls Roman canon law and the Vatican, and listener letters from Tennessee and a Jewish convert in Beverly Hills, read by his co-host Lydia. Program 270 Opens With a Lesson on Wisdom Tony Alamo opens the broadcast, identifying himself as World Pastor and naming the day's program: part 168 of his series How to Have God's Life Living in You, program 270, available free by request with shipping included. He turns to the opening verses of the Book of Proverbs, teaching that wisdom, defined as the fear of the Lord, is the book's central theme and the key to living "skillfully" and reaching heaven. He argues that the whole duty of man is to fear God and keep His commandments, not some partial version of it, and notes that many modern preachers try to soften "fear" into "reverence." His co-host Lydia supplies the word from the studio, and Alamo answers by citing the trembling of the Israelites at Sinai and the angel's instruction to Mary to "fear not," insisting the original word is deliberately harsh. The congregation answers with an audible amen as he sets up the rest of the hour's teaching. Warnings About Modern Claims and Roman Canon Law Alamo pivots to what he calls lies spread about Jesus, including claims that Jesus had a relationship with Mary Magdalene, did not die on the cross, or was gay, insisting Jesus is instead the one who destroyed Sodom and Gomorrah, and that only the King James Bible can be trusted against these distortions. He tells listeners their fate rests on choosing between God's word and the voice of Satan, comparing the choice to Eve's decision to believe the serpent over God. He then introduces his recurring theme, Roman canon law, describing it as the true governing law behind American institutions and naming the ACLU as one of what he calls the Vatican's many branches, citing "Reverend Kennedy" in Fort Lauderdale for the claim. He leads the studio in an opening prayer asking the broadcast be anointed for salvation, then performs his own recording of "From Sunday School to Broadway," a song he says was given to him by Frank and Nancy Sinatra's publishing company and songwriter Billy Strange. A Conversion Story From a Beverly Hills Office Returning from the song, Alamo tells the story of his own conversion, describing an encounter in an attorney's office in Beverly Hills, where he was among film-industry people negotiating to buy into a singer he managed, when he says the Lord spoke to him audibly, commanding him to stand and tell the room about Jesus Christ's return or "surely die." He recalls that the experience convinced him of heaven and hell despite not believing in God beforehand, and that the Lord corrected his assumption that God's love was unconditional, telling him instead that love means keeping His commandments and that "no liar shall enter the kingdom of heaven." He warns listeners not to fear people, since a human "whose nose is one breath" can only kill the body, while God alone can condemn the soul to hell. Lydia answers "amen" as he closes the teaching and turns toward the day's listener correspondence. Letters From Cordova and a Federal Agent's Confession Lydia begins reading listener mail, starting with a letter from a new Christian named Joseph in Cordova, Tennessee, a college freshman living with his parents who asks for literature and audio CDs to distribute despite limited means. Alamo responds that believers cannot win souls "sitting at home watching the TV set." Joseph's letter also requests a CD about what Alamo calls an "evil one world government" posing as U.S. agents, material he says came from a former FBI, BATF, DEA and Secret Service agent named Peeler, who told him federal agents went to Waco to deliberately kill people they knew were not sinners, calling it a "turkey shoot," and had a hand in the World Trade Center and Oklahoma City federal building bombings and Japan's attack on Pearl Harbor. Alamo describes a book of Roman canon law in the studio "thicker than the New York phone book" and says the United States now operates under it instead of the Constitution, calling the FBI and federal government "puppets of Rome." A Jewish Businessman's Letter From Beverly Hills Lydia then reads a letter from a Jewish business owner in Beverly Hills, originally from Tel Aviv, who called the ministry's witnessing line to say he accepted Christ as the Messiah after reading the tract "Peace in the Middle East." Alamo rejoices that another of what he calls the 144,000 elect Jews of the end times has been reached, and recounts the ministry's expanding newspaper campaign, with recent ads in the Miami Herald and five weeks running in the New York Daily News, and plans to reach San Diego, Houston and Chicago next. The letter continues that the man, identified as Jacob, wants literature and audio in Hebrew so he can translate it himself and send it into Israel, doing the work quietly because his wife, also Jewish, has not yet been saved and does not know. Alamo instructs Lydia to send everything immediately and ties Jacob's story to his teaching that Israel's founding in 1948 fulfills end-times prophecy. Proverbs, the Catholic Church, and a Closing Prayer Alamo brings in Sharon to read the opening verses of Proverbs chapter one, teaching that wisdom and instruction give believers "skill" to live and reach heaven, and, in passing, recalls telling reporters he could have healed Terri Schiavo had he been allowed into her room. Sharon then reads a passage from a book of Roman Catholic canon law describing the Church of Christ as "subsisting in the Catholic Church" under the successor of Peter, which Alamo rejects, insisting Peter was a married Jewish apostle, never a pope, whose mother-in-law Jesus healed, and never practiced Mary worship or ritual bells. Running low on time, Alamo leads listeners in a spoken sinner's prayer confessing belief in Jesus as the Son of God. Sharon closes with instructions for requesting program 270 by website, Texarkana, Texas post office box, phone or fax, and Alamo signs off as World Pastor, promising more teaching the next day before performing "Hold My Hand," a song he says Dolly Parton wrote for him, with Porter Wagoner.

  8. Sep 24

    Tony Alamo, September 24, 2026

    Tony Alamo Program 269: Roman Canon Law, a Tribute to Jack Holcomb, and the Call to Write After Susie Alamo's Death World Pastor Tony Alamo devotes program 269 of his teaching series to a lengthy warning against what he calls Roman Canon Law, a musical tribute to the late gospel singer Jack Holcomb, and the story of how his wife Susie's death led him to begin writing gospel literature. Opening Prayer and a Warning on Roman Canon Law Tony Alamo opens program 269, part 167 of his series How to Have God's Life Living in You, offering listeners a free CD or tape copy with postage included, and notes that emails already arrive by the thousands. He blames the decline of the United States, once the richest and most powerful nation in the world and now ranked, he says, around thirtieth, on what he calls Roman Canon Law, a legal code he argues has replaced the Bible in schools, courts, and government. Leading the small studio congregation in prayer, he asks the Lord to anoint the broadcast so that only the Holy Spirit speaks through him. He contrasts Roman Canon Law's teaching that everyone remains carnal with the eighth chapter of Romans, insisting the spirit-filled are already perfect in Christ. He locates Satan's seat in Rome, the city of the seven hills, and claims federal agencies operating under that same spirit carried out the killings at Waco and the bombings of the World Trade Center and the Oklahoma City federal building. A Vision of Jesus and the 144,000 Continuing his prayer, Tony Alamo tells listeners that presidents and kings have knelt before Rome for power, money, and luxury, while true believers must take up a crucified life and deny both the world and Roman Canon Law. He describes Satan as cast down to earth, full of wrath because his time is short, and turns to the seventh chapter of Revelation, where four angels are told to spare the earth and sea until 144,000 people are sealed on their foreheads. Alamo says his own ministry is meant to help bring that number of Jews into the body of Christ before the end comes. He recounts seeing Jesus face to face, saying he expected to be afraid but instead found him the most handsome man he had ever seen, though still fully a man. He teaches that believers who die will be resurrected in glorified bodies like Christ's own, and the prayer closes with an audible amen from a female member of the congregation. A Tribute to the Late Jack Holcomb Tony Alamo introduces a recording of Jack Holcomb, calling him one of his favorite singers and the greatest gospel-singing preacher in the world, a man gone home to the Lord for many years. He recalls that Holcomb's two-year-old daughter died the day before a well-known tornado struck Texas, adding that he understands the grief because of how much he loves his own daughter. The program then plays Holcomb's recording of I Found the Answer, I Learned to Pray. Returning afterward, Alamo says the song carries real meaning for anyone who prays according to God's will and already believes the prayer is answered, contrasting that kind of faith with what he calls the carnal instruction handed down through Roman Canon Law and secular universities. He tells listeners that real gifts of the Spirit come only through prayer aligned with God's will, setting up the personal story he tells next about his own wife. Susie Alamo's Death and the Call to Write Tony Alamo recalls the day his wife Susie died, April 8, 1982, saying he felt helpless because she had done most of the preaching and was one of the Lord's major workers on earth. He sketches his own background, born in Joplin, Missouri, and raised in Montana towns including Billings, Helena, and Lewistown, later becoming, in his words, a big-city man in Los Angeles, New York, Cleveland, and Houston. He says Susie, as she was dying, asked to return to Dyer, Arkansas, where she had grown up, and the couple bought back her childhood home for about six thousand dollars. After her death, Alamo says he prayed for the gift to write, and the Lord warned him he would have to give up traveling and stay inside to receive the messages. Within an hour he wrote his first tract, Guilty by Association, warning believers against close friendships that could pull them astray, citing Solomon's marriages to foreign wives as a cautionary example. Feeding the Needy and Reaching Thirty Million Homes Tony Alamo teaches that believers should pray for gifts matching God's will, such as speaking in tongues, prophecy, and the gift of charity, meaning genuine concern for the hungry at home and abroad. He describes the ministry sending boxes of toys, clothing, fruit, and candy to needy families at Christmastime, and outlines plans to stream excerpts of church services from Los Angeles, Texarkana, and Fort Smith online whether or not television stations carry them. Contrasting real prayer with Jiminy Cricket's advice to give a little whistle, Alamo insists suffering people should pray instead, and recalls offering to pray for Terri Schiavo's healing, warning against suicide or euthanasia. He then reports that his literature now reaches roughly thirty million homes weekly through newspapers including the New York Daily News, the Chicago Tribune, and the Miami Herald, adding that the ministry received ninety-six thousand responses that week alone, which he calls a pretty good congregation. Listener Letters and a Reading From Canon Law An unnamed co-host reads listener responses to Alamo's Dry Bones testimony on the air: Marcella from Aventura, Florida, calls it the most beautiful thing she has ever read after finding it in the Miami Herald, and Elsie from Coon Rapids, Minnesota, asks for seventy-five copies to enclose in her Christmas cards after reading it in the Minneapolis Star. A letter from Bruce in Kitwe, Zambia, thanks the ministry for literature distributed on streets and in bus stations. Sharon then reads aloud from a Roman Catholic canon law text while Alamo interrupts repeatedly, arguing that Catholics are not Christians, blaming the church for centuries of killings, and linking the wartime chemical maker IG Farben, which he says supplied gas for Auschwitz, to the modern maker of Bayer Aspirin. He leads a closing sinner's prayer, and Sharon reads out the ministry's website, its Texarkana post office box, and its phone and fax numbers before Jack Holcomb closes the broadcast singing Why Should He Love Me So.

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    Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries
  • Years Active
    2024 - 2026
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    20
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