The Warr Room Podcast It Ain't Over Ministries

A breakdown of 2 Timothy 2:20. It is important to “clean house” and be sanctified to be useful for the Master’s use. If we don't die to our selfish desires and desire what the Lord wants for us it can hinder our growth. Join your host Michelle Warr to gain more understanding of how to be a willing and fit vessel for service to the Lord through both Scriptural support and testimony.

Join your host Michelle Warr as she provides a detailed look at what a sabbatical is and what it isn’t. Why was she called to it by the Lord, why the timing is significant, and what lessons did she learn during this time of “rest”? This will also be a time for Q and A for guests to have the opportunity to ask any question they would like to both get to know the host better and understand her call to ministry. 

What are you doing with the responsibilities God has given you? We will examine the entirety of Romans 12 and determine where our priorities should lie as Bible believing, Spirit-filled believers. How should we utilize our gifts and answer the “call?” How should we conduct ourselves when being a witness to the lost, a guide for the broken, and a living testament to the discipled? On the Warr Room, we will work to answer these questions and more, and learn together.

Worry is a window, it is an opening just as the eyes are the window to the soul. When we let worry in, it leads to worse things. In Scripture we are instructed over 365 times to not be afraid, that is beyond sharing Biblical wisdom once for every day of the year. It would be multiple times a day if we were to count it. There is an old Italian Proverb that resonates in me in regards to hope that reads: “Count your nights by stars, not by shadows; count your life with smiles, not by tears.” On this episode of the Warr Room I will be discussing what worrying and being anxious for nothing can open the door to, and how to escape.  

Matthew 5:13 teaches that as believers we are the “Salt of the Earth” and we know that when something is lacking in flavor we use salt to season our food. Being Salt means that we are to possess just characteristics. This would mean we should be bearing much fruit, the fruits of the Spirit as described in Galatians 5:22-23. But Salt is also gritty. We can be very straightforward and very honest (brutally honest even?) To some it would seem that way from a spirit of offense, however the truth can indeed offend, it divides right from wrong. Look at the Sword of Truth, sharper than any double edged sword. Double edge means it can divide or unite. If we were sugar we would be tickling itching ears and being tolerant with “radicalized love” that coddles sin rather than condemn it. Join us tonight on the Warr Room with special guest and my mentor, Minister David Fore as we examine the expectations for Christian living, and teach the Truth, the whole Truth, and NOTHING But the TRUTH.

Consider a metaphor to compare obedience out of love or fear. An NPC follows a script and lives in a strict routine. Non-playable characters in video games. There are many professing Christians that are stuck on auto-pilot, just going through the motions. There are many ways they fall into complacency, idolatry, and a spiritual slavery. Join us on the Warr Room as my husband and I describe these steps into a different kind of bondage and how to break free.