The Spoken Verity Podcast Reme "Sozo" Ekoh & "The Reverend" Wiley Harris III

There are several principles that followers of Jesus Christ can learn in the Scriptures, and the concept of waiting on God is one principle that is crucial for spiritual growth. It is so essential that in several passages in the Bible, we are mandated to wait on the Lord. In the continuation of His teaching mission through the hosts of your favorite podcast, Holy Spirit presented this topic for discussion in this last verse of our 3rd Chapter.

Feelings and emotions. 71 episodes in, our God decided to have the hosts of your favorite podcast share an end-time message on “The Feeling of our Infirmities”. Although feelings and emotions are a part of our natural makeup as human beings, they must be brought in line with the Word of God. We, as believers in Jesus Christ, will know where we are here by listening to what we say and how we respond with our actions toward people.

A proper Biblical understanding of this subject is vital for followers of Jesus Christ because it is intricately tied to their identity and authority in this fallen world. It is crucial to seek the Verity found in the Word of God concerning this topic rather than its interpretation in the culture, which may be referring to another kingdom and not that of our sovereign God.

Resting in God should be a static posture for the true believer in Jesus Christ. The 69th contemplation of your favorite Podcast unpacked this peaceful distinction that is proprietary only to the faithful in Christ Jesus. Resting in God, specifically in the finished saving work of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, allows for believers to fulfill God’s pre-determined mandate for them in His earth. Friends, this is done by faith.

Jesus Christ, our risen Lord and Savior, taught us how to love God in Matthew 22 v 37–we are to love God with our whole being, and He proclaimed it the first and greatest commandment, but can love be commanded? In a follow-up statement in verse 39 of that same Chapter, these are the recorded words of Jesus Christ, “And the second is like it: You shall love your neighbor as yourself.” So, what does it mean to love God? Is it a feeling or a decision? What is the relationship between loving God and loving our neighbor?

In the latest release of your favorite Podcast, Sozo and The Reverend opened the “Of God” series with the message titled “The Fear of God”. This end-time impartation was a call to repentance for all who name the name of Christ. The Church and the Family do not function as purposed when believers in Jesus Christ do not fear God. In certain respects, those institutions look and sound like the world when the world should be looking at the church and the Godly family as their examples.