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Host: JD.

(Hand Of Refuge Ministry.) Hello, my name is James Keith (JD) This podcast is part of my ministry. God says to take the gospel to the highways and hedges compel lost. We all come from different walks of lives, but one thing we all have in common is we have a testimony to share.  In this podcast I want share Gods testimonies, the word of God, all his goodness. Programs:  .421 show: Host Jd. .Bible Talk: Host Deb Osborne.  .Cawood Church Of God Sunday morning service.  (NEW) .Truth Talk  .Bonus Programs:  Will feature Guest Testimony. And Gust Preachers  .Announcements a new program has been added Truth Talk with Pastor Greg Abraham and Hubert Go Check it out..  Coming Soon. .A new program will soon be added to the broadcast. The name of the program will be called Stewardship it will feature ministers men and women stepping out to preach the word of God. Stay tuned for more updated. .If you would like to share your testimony contact hor421ministry@gmail.com. .If you would like to support the show Link:  https://www.paypal.me/HOR421 you can also support on the website through the support link on the web page.  .For Guest Information click on contributors tab  on the Website. .24 hour prayer service,  1st Saturday of the month  @ The Cawood Church of God. Harlan Ky.For more information contact Georgina Perkins@ https://www.facebook.com/georgina.perkins.733 .Cawood Church Service Time  Sunday School @ 10:30 am  Sunday service 11:30 am Wednesday 6:30 pm    .Contact information:  .Host, Producer and Editor James Keith (JD)  .Host: of Bible Talk Debra Osborne  .Hosts: of Truth Talk  Greg Abraham And Hubert Saylor  .All show are recorded and edited @ 421 Studio. . Email: hor421ministry@gmail.com   .Phone Number 239-849-1502

  1. 2d ago

    Seven more days.

    Send us Fan Mail Seven days. That’s all God said was left before the rain started, and Genesis 7:4 shows it so plainly that it’s almost unsettling. We slow down and look at the Noah story with fresh eyes, because the ark wasn’t just a dramatic rescue scene, it was a visible invitation with an open door, and the tragedy is that nobody moved until it was too late. We connect that overlooked detail to Jesus’ warning in Matthew 24:37, “as the days of Noah were,” and we ask what it means for our lives right now. We’re not setting dates and we’re not pretending to know the hour, because Scripture is clear that no one knows the day or time. But we are taking seriously the spiritual readiness Jesus calls for, especially when the world feels loud, distracted, and confident that tomorrow is guaranteed. We also talk about why God’s “delay” is not indifference. The patience of God is mercy, another day for repentance, another chance to respond to the gospel. Then we bring it home with the ark’s one door and Jesus’ words in John 10:9: “I am the door.” Knowing about Jesus is not the same as walking through that door, and being near the truth is not the same as being surrendered to it. If this message hits you, share it with someone you love, subscribe so you don’t miss what’s next, and leave a review to help more people find Bible Talk. What would you change if you truly believed you were living in your seven days? Support the show I would like to welcome everyone to the show enjoy and God bless everyone.

    Seven more days.
  2. Sep 27

    Breaking Spiritual Rebellion

    Send us Fan Mail Division rarely announces itself. It starts like a wedge, small enough to ignore, then it splits a marriage, a family, a church, and eventually your peace. JD gets personal and direct about why “a house divided cannot stand,” and why unity in the Body of Christ is not optional when we’re trying to live faithful Christian lives in noisy, chaotic times. We connect the dots between God’s order for the home, repentance that starts close to us, and the way modern culture normalizes spiritual rebellion. JD walks through why ignoring God’s framework doesn’t create freedom, it creates dysfunction and distance from the presence of God. Along the way, we talk about the pressure points that cause separation, the bitterness that makes it hard to rebuild trust, and the practical reality that what we allow to “creep in” over time can reshape an entire household. Then we go even deeper into spiritual warfare. JD explains why Scripture compares rebellion to witchcraft, how control works through manipulation, intimidation, and domination, and why that spirit always steals peace. The challenge is simple and uncomfortable: stop blaming everything “out there” and start with the mirror. If you’re looking for a Christian podcast on spiritual growth, unity in the church, biblical truth, and returning to God’s peace, you’ll find it here, plus an invitation to call on Jesus Christ and begin again. Subscribe, share this with someone who needs peace at home, and leave a review so more listeners can find the show. What’s one area where you want to realign with God’s order today? Support the show I would like to welcome everyone to the show enjoy and God bless everyone.

    Breaking Spiritual Rebellion
  3. Sep 27

    Preaching Without Words

    Send us Fan Mail If you had to walk into a room and stay completely silent about your faith, would anyone still know you belong to Jesus? That’s the uncomfortable, clarifying question we sit with as Sister Deb Osborne unpacks “You Are The Storm” and the idea of preaching without words. Using Matthew 5:16, we talk about the difference between talking about the light and actually being a light, because people aren’t only listening to what Christians say. They’re watching what we do. We explore the Bible’s picture of believers as a living letter others can “read” and how that shows up in real life: the way we treat people who can’t help us, the way we speak when someone isn’t around, and the way we act when things don’t go our way. We also dig into why your response to trouble is its own sermon, from everyday disappointments to the deep hurt that forces you to choose forgiveness. The goal isn’t perfection; it’s surrender and obedience, because even repentance can point people to Christ. Then we get practical and personal about private life. Who are we when there’s no microphone, no church crowd, and no one to impress? We share how God places people in our path and how simple acts like a kind word, a moment of prayer, or patient grace can become powerful Christian witness and everyday evangelism. If this message challenges you, pass it to someone who needs encouragement, subscribe for more Bible-centered teaching, and leave a review so more listeners can find the show. What does your life preach this week? Support the show I would like to welcome everyone to the show enjoy and God bless everyone.

    Preaching Without Words
  4. Sep 27

    CCOG Bishop John Carter, Set Your House In Order.

    Send us Fan Mail A storm is on the horizon, and we refuse to pretend it is not there. We open with worship that names the fear plainly, then we shift into a message that draws a line in the sand: it is time to set your house in order. Not someday. Not when life calms down. Now, while there is still time to repent, forgive, and get every corner of your life back under the Lordship of Jesus Christ. We connect today’s anxieties to a bigger spiritual picture, touching on headlines about artificial intelligence and the growing fear of technology enabling new waves of destruction, including disease and biochemical warfare. But we do not camp out in doom. We point to the good news and the central hope of the church: Jesus is coming, and readiness is not built on rumors, it is built on a real relationship with God. A major focus is Revelation 6 and the four horsemen: dominion, division, deprivation, and death. We talk about counterfeit peace, the trap of offense, and how isolation makes believers easy targets. Then we lift our eyes to what changes everything, the resurrection, and we name the promise of Christ’s return with simple confidence. The message ends with an urgent altar call, because eternity is not a topic to analyze from a distance. If you need a wake up call that is biblical, direct, and hopeful, press play. Subscribe, share this with someone you love, and leave a review that helps more listeners find the message. Support the show I would like to welcome everyone to the show enjoy and God bless everyone.

    CCOG Bishop John Carter, Set Your House In Order.
  5. Sep 11

    Joy In A Dark Place

    Send us Fan Mail The world feels loud, tense, and exhausting, and if you’ve caught yourself thinking, “I can’t even watch the news anymore,” you’re not alone. We talk straight about what it means to find joy in a dark place and why lasting peace doesn’t come from politics, trends, or wishful thinking. Real peace starts inside, and it grows when we’re grounded in the Word of God and willing to preach the full truth with love. We walk through the story of Paul and Silas beaten, chained, and locked in a prison cell, then choosing to pray and sing anyway. That moment isn’t just a dramatic Bible passage, it’s a blueprint for Christian endurance. When you know who you are in Christ, you can face anxiety, affliction, addiction, or uncertainty without letting the darkness name you. We also dig into the idea that faith without works is dead, meaning belief has to become action through prayer, praise, and obedience, even when you feel worn down. I also share what’s been happening in my own life: getting laid off, feeling the weight of changes around the studio, and wrestling with the question of whether I missed the mark. If you’re carrying fear about your next step, this conversation points you back to Jesus Christ, repentance, and the simple promise that God can deliver you when you give Him the whole situation. Subscribe for more Christian encouragement, share this with someone who’s struggling, and leave a review so more people can find hope. What part of your life feels like a “dark place” right now? Support the show I would like to welcome everyone to the show enjoy and God bless everyone.

    Joy In A Dark Place
  6. Sep 8

    Bishop John Carter CCOG Sunday Morning Service. Break The Box

    Send us Fan Mail A quarter of a million dollars gets poured on the floor, and the people closest to Jesus call it a waste. That moment in Matthew 26 and John 12 forces a question most of us spend years dodging: what do we protect as our “safety net,” and what would it look like to break the box and give Jesus all of it? We walk through the buildup to the cross and why the timing matters. Jesus knows betrayal and crucifixion are close, yet He stops in Bethany at the home of Simon the leper, a man still carrying a label from a past condition. Then Mary brings an alabaster box of very precious ointment and pours it out in a way you cannot take back. We talk about controlled portions, costly worship, and how the “fragrance” is a picture of God filling every empty part of a life that finally surrenders. The pushback gets real when the disciples criticize her, and we dig into the difference between what the world calls waste and what Jesus calls worthy. We also bring it into everyday life with stories about giving, releasing control, and what it means to help without trying to manage who deserves the gift. The closing turns urgent and hopeful: eternity is one breath away, and every one of us owes a debt we cannot pay. Through a modern “gap insurance” story, we point straight to grace and the cross where Jesus stamps it “paid in full.” Subscribe, share this message with someone who needs hope, and leave a review that helps more people find it. Support the show I would like to welcome everyone to the show enjoy and God bless everyone.

    Bishop John Carter  CCOG Sunday Morning Service.  Break The Box
  7. Sep 7

    When Success Becomes A Distraction From Eternity

    Send us Fan Mail What if the thing you’re chasing right now is the very thing keeping you unready? We open with a blunt reality check from Scripture: while we build careers, protect our image, and scroll for validation, Jesus is coming, and eternity doesn’t wait on our timelines. Sister Deb Osborne walks straight through the distractions that feel normal in modern life: the pressure to “get set up first,” the promise of “later,” and the quiet drift that turns prayer into an afterthought and leaves our Bibles closed. Using Matthew 16:26, James 4:14, and Jesus’ repeated call to watch and be ready, we ask what it really profits us to gain the world if our souls are neglected. The message pulls a sobering lesson from Noah’s generation, reminding us that people can be busy with everyday life and still miss the moment that changes everything. We also get practical and personal. What do you think about when you wake up? What are you afraid of losing: money, comfort, approval, relationships? There’s nothing wrong with working hard or providing for family, but the danger starts when the things of the world outrank the things of God. We end with a heartfelt prayer and a clear invitation to repent, refocus, and live with eternity in mind, not just someday, but now. If this challenged you, subscribe for more Bible-centered encouragement, share it with someone who needs the wake-up call, and leave a review so more people can find the show. Support the show I would like to welcome everyone to the show enjoy and God bless everyone.

    When Success Becomes A Distraction From Eternity

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(Hand Of Refuge Ministry.) Hello, my name is James Keith (JD) This podcast is part of my ministry. God says to take the gospel to the highways and hedges compel lost. We all come from different walks of lives, but one thing we all have in common is we have a testimony to share.  In this podcast I want share Gods testimonies, the word of God, all his goodness. Programs:  .421 show: Host Jd. .Bible Talk: Host Deb Osborne.  .Cawood Church Of God Sunday morning service.  (NEW) .Truth Talk  .Bonus Programs:  Will feature Guest Testimony. And Gust Preachers  .Announcements a new program has been added Truth Talk with Pastor Greg Abraham and Hubert Go Check it out..  Coming Soon. .A new program will soon be added to the broadcast. The name of the program will be called Stewardship it will feature ministers men and women stepping out to preach the word of God. Stay tuned for more updated. .If you would like to share your testimony contact hor421ministry@gmail.com. .If you would like to support the show Link:  https://www.paypal.me/HOR421 you can also support on the website through the support link on the web page.  .For Guest Information click on contributors tab  on the Website. .24 hour prayer service,  1st Saturday of the month  @ The Cawood Church of God. Harlan Ky.For more information contact Georgina Perkins@ https://www.facebook.com/georgina.perkins.733 .Cawood Church Service Time  Sunday School @ 10:30 am  Sunday service 11:30 am Wednesday 6:30 pm    .Contact information:  .Host, Producer and Editor James Keith (JD)  .Host: of Bible Talk Debra Osborne  .Hosts: of Truth Talk  Greg Abraham And Hubert Saylor  .All show are recorded and edited @ 421 Studio. . Email: hor421ministry@gmail.com   .Phone Number 239-849-1502