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Water, Wind, Wine Ministries
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This is a Holy Spirit inspirit Podcast that evokes a deeper understanding of the Scriptures in a way you have never heard before. Grow your understanding, increase your ability to incorporate the Word in your everyday life, and learn a thing or two!!

  1. Do I show favoritism? James 2

    May 23

    Do I show favoritism? James 2

    In this teaching from James chapter 2, we explore what the Bible says about favoritism, partiality, and honoring the rich over the poor. Using two very different horses as an illustration, this message reveals how easy it is to invest in people who seem impressive, influential, talented, or wealthy while neglecting those who appear weak, ordinary, or unable to benefit us. James warns believers not to treat people differently based on outward appearance or status. God values faith, humility, and love over worldly influence. Are we sharing the gospel because we genuinely love people, or because we hope to gain something in return? This teaching challenges the heart and calls believers to repentance, compassion, and true obedience to God’s Word. If you’ve ever struggled with favoritism or wondered what James 2 really means, this message will encourage and challenge you. Jesus loves both the rich and the poor equally.

    6 min

  2. May 18

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    Do you really know who you are in Christ? In this short teaching from Water, Wind, Wine Ministries, we look at Proverbs 12:5: “The thoughts of the righteous are right.” Many believers struggle with guilt when a bad or intrusive thought crosses their mind, but what if that thought is not truly yours? If you are the righteousness of God in Christ, your identity is not defined by every thought that tries to enter your mind. This message will help you examine what you believe about yourself, reject thoughts that do not line up with God’s Word, and stand firm in your true identity in Christ. Be encouraged: you are not condemned, you are loved, and you can learn to recognize what comes from God and what comes from the enemy. Jesus loves you and wants you free in your mind.

    5 min
  3. Is your religion useless? James 1:26

    May 6

    Is your religion useless? James 1:26

    Is your religion actually working, or does James 1:26 say it may be useless? In this teaching, we look at James 1:26–27 and what it really means to bridle your tongue. The Bible says that if someone thinks they are religious but does not control their tongue, their religion is useless. But bridling your tongue does not mean staying silent forever. It means allowing the Word of God to direct your speech, just like a bridle directs a horse. We also look at pure religion in James 1:27: helping widows and orphans and keeping yourself unspotted from the world. If you have been going to church, reading the Bible, and doing religious activities but not seeing fruit, this message will help you examine your words and begin speaking in agreement with God’s Word. Subscribe for more practical Bible teaching.

    6 min
  4. Be-Doers-of-the-Word-Not-Hearers-Only-James-1-22-25

    Apr 21

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    What does it really mean to be a “doer of the word and not a hearer only”? In this teaching on James 1:22–25, we break down one of the most practical and challenging instructions in the Bible. Many believers hear God’s Word regularly—but why doesn’t life always reflect it? Using a powerful real-life illustration with a horse, this message shows the difference between hearing instructions and actually obeying them. Scripture tells us that when we only hear the Word without doing it, we deceive ourselves—but when we act on it, we are blessed in what we do. This teaching dives into everyday struggles like relationships, habits, and repeated life issues, helping you identify where you may be hearing but not doing. If you’ve ever wondered why things aren’t changing in your life, this message will challenge and encourage you to walk out your faith in a real, practical way.

    4 min
  5. What does James 1:21 mean?

    Apr 8

    What does James 1:21 mean?

    What does James 1:21 really mean? In this message, we break down what it means to lay aside all filthiness, receive with meekness the implanted Word, and live like someone who has truly been saved. James 1:21-22 can sound confusing at first, especially when it says the implanted Word is able to save your souls. This teaching explains how that applies to believers, how your soul relates to your mind, will, and emotions, and why being a doer of the Word matters. Using a practical horse-training illustration, this message shows how old habits can remain even after salvation and how God’s spoken Word helps transform the way we live. If you’ve ever struggled with old patterns, sinful habits, or knowing how to actually apply Scripture in daily life, this Bible teaching will help. Watch, share, and be encouraged to receive God’s Word with meekness and walk it out immediately today.

    14 min
  6. Quick To Listen-Slow To Speak | James-1:19-20

    Apr 1

    Quick To Listen-Slow To Speak | James-1:19-20

    What does it really mean to be “swift to hear, slow to speak, and slow to wrath”? In this teaching from James 1:19–20, we break down how quickly reacting, speaking, or getting angry can actually lead us away from God’s righteousness. Using a powerful real-life illustration with a horse, this message shows how our natural tendency is often the opposite—quick to speak, quick to react, and slow to listen. But God calls us higher. This session will help you understand how to respond instead of react, how to listen for God’s voice, and why controlling your words and emotions matters so much. If you’ve ever struggled with anger, impatience, or speaking too quickly, this teaching will give you practical insight rooted in Scripture. Remember: the wrath of man does not produce the righteousness of God—and learning to slow down can change everything.

    12 min
  7. How do I know this is from God ames 1:16–17

    Mar 16

    How do I know this is from God ames 1:16–17

    How do you know if something is really from God? In James 1:16–17 the Bible gives a clear principle: “Do not be deceived… every good and perfect gift comes down from the Father of lights.” In this teaching we explore what that actually means and how it helps believers discern God’s work in their lives. Many people struggle wondering whether difficult circumstances, opportunities, or inner impressions are from God. James gives us a powerful filter: God’s nature does not change, and what He gives is good and perfect. This message breaks down how spiritual deception happens, why we sometimes misinterpret events in our lives, and how Scripture simplifies the process of discernment. If you’ve ever asked, “Is this from God?” this Bible study will help you understand how to evaluate things through the character of God revealed in James 1:16–17.

    8 min
  8. James-1:9-11 Humility Is The Key To Exaltation

    Feb 24

    James-1:9-11 Humility Is The Key To Exaltation

    What does James 1:9–11 really mean? Why does Scripture say, “Let the poor man glory in his exaltation” and compare the rich man to a fading flower? In this powerful Bible study, we unpack how humility is the key to God’s grace and exaltation. James connects trials, wisdom, and humility in a way that challenges both the poor and the rich. Whether you’re walking through financial struggle, personal testing, or spiritual pride, this message will show you how to glory in your exaltation and humble yourself before the Lord. God resists the proud but gives grace to the humble. The choice is ours: humble ourselves, or let circumstances humble us. If you’re searching for clarity on James 1, biblical humility, or how God lifts up the humble, this teaching will encourage and equip you. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share!

    20 min
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