True Life Fellowship Church Podcast Pastor DaVon Alexander

In most cases, the preacher is critiqued by the audience. However, in this parable, Jesus critiques His audience instead. The focus isn't on how well He preaches, but on how well they listen. In Pastor DaVon's message, you'll discover the enemy's three tactics to hinder the Word from bearing fruit and preventing you from experiencing true life.

In this message, Pastor DaVon recounts how Joshua fell victim to a scam found in Joshua 9. Despite being a man of God, Joshua was deceived by thieves who took advantage of his trust. However, Pastor DaVon highlights a crucial action that Joshua failed to take, which could have prevented the scam. Join us to discover this vital lesson from Joshua's experience.

Have you been stolen from or scammed? In this message, Pastor DaVon talks about how Jesus wants you to live your best life, but there are sneaky people out there, motivated by the devil, trying to mess with your money. Pastor gives tips on being smart with your cash, spot scams, and deal with the aftermath if you get ripped off. But the cool part is, that God promises to make things right and even give you back double for what you lost.

Have you ever been stolen from, scammed, or cheated? In this message, Pastor DaVon explains how God assures a return on everything you give and promises restoration for everything taken from you. You're guaranteed to win. Trust that God can reverse the situation and bring restoration! It's time for payback!

In this message, Jeannie Burgess shares how being consistent is super important, especially when it comes to being successful. Being consistent in your relationship with God is a big part of it. Whether it's in your spiritual life, keeping fit, managing money, or building relationships, staying consistent is key. Jeannie shares her own experiences and how sticking with God through thick and thin has helped her overcome tough times and come out on top.

In this message, Pastor DaVon shares the story of Zacchaeus found in Luke 19. Zacchaeus was a rich tax collector who wanted to see Jesus, but people made fun of him because he was short. Still, he climbed a tree to catch a glimpse of Jesus, showing his faith. Jesus noticed him and even went to his house for a visit. Zacchaeus was so touched by Jesus' kindness that he changed his ways and started giving to others. It's a reminder that even when we think we're looking for Jesus, He's actually looking for us, just like He did with Zacchaeus.