Tony Alamo

Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries

"The central purpose and mission of the Tony Alamo Christian Ministries is the great commission. To bring the gospel to the whole world as Christ commanded. To feed the hungry, visit the sick and imprisoned, and to offer help and hope to a lost and dying world."

  1. 14h ago

    Tony Alamo, July 6, 2026

    Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries The Kingdom Life: God’s Spirit, Christ’s Humanity, and Obedience to the King Ep211 How To Have Gods Life Living In You Part 109 God’s Life Living in the Believer In this archived message, World Pastor Tony Alamo identifies the program as part 109 of How to Have God’s Life Living in You and program 211. He teaches that every true Christian message must involve God’s life living inside the believer, because without the Spirit of Christ dwelling within, a person will not stand favorably before God at judgment. Alamo opens with prayer, asking God to anoint the message, save souls, strengthen the church, and extend His kingdom from heaven to earth through people who believe and obey His Word. Letters From Oregon, Kenya, and the Philippines The program then turns to listener and ministry letters. A letter from Canby, Oregon praises the ongoing work of Tony Alamo Christian Ministries and defends the church against accusations. A letter from Kenya thanks the ministry for Bibles, Messiah books, and newsletters, saying people are being saved and encouraged by the literature. Another letter from Cotabato, Philippines describes receiving and distributing ministry literature and books during seminars and pastors’ meetings, with requests for more literature and Bibles. Alamo responds by promising continued materials and by commenting on the importance of worldwide Bible and literature distribution. Bibles, Television Ministries, and Charges of Heresy Alamo then discusses seeing Jan and Paul Crouch distributing Bibles in Haiti, saying he hopes the Bibles are King James and suggesting his ministry may have influenced others to distribute Scripture. He praises Bible distribution while also criticizing television ministries and religious figures he believes teach heresy, including names such as John Hagee, Rod Parsley, Robert Schuller, Benny Hinn, Jack Van Impe, and the Crystal Cathedral. His central criticism is that some preachers, in his view, mislead people doctrinally, especially regarding Jesus’ humanity, Catholicism, the Vatican, war, and the standards required to enter the kingdom of God. Hebrews 2 and the Humanity of Jesus A major doctrinal section centers on Hebrews 2:14 and 2:17. Alamo argues that Jesus had to become fully human, with human flesh and blood, because God as Spirit cannot die. He rejects the idea that Jesus had a different kind of blood from ordinary human blood, saying Jesus had to be like human beings in every respect in order to die, shed His blood, defeat the power of death, and offer a sacrifice for sin. Alamo connects this to his larger teaching that believers can be perfect only by walking in the Holy Spirit, obeying Christ’s commandments, and allowing the same Spirit that raised Jesus from the dead to live in them. No Fear of Death Through Abiding in the Word Alamo teaches that Christ’s death and resurrection remove the fear of death for those who truly abide in Him. He explains that “abiding” means living in the Word of God, since Christ is the Word, and allowing that Word to live continuously in the believer. In this view, salvation is not merely belief as an idea, but obedience, communication with God, keeping Christ’s instructions, and remaining in the Spirit. He warns that the word “if” carries great importance: if a person is not abiding in Christ and Christ is not abiding in that person, Alamo says that person will not enter the kingdom of God. The Kingdom of God Versus Man-Made Systems The latter part of the message shifts into a teaching on the meaning of a kingdom. Using the Oxford Dictionary, Alamo defines kingdom as kingly authority, sovereignty, an organized community with a king, a monarchy, and a realm. He contrasts the kingdom of God with democracy, communism, socialism, atheism, dictatorship, one-world government, and other man-made systems. For Alamo, the Bible is primarily about a kingdom rather than a religion, and the kingdom of God requires obedience to the King’s commandments. He says believers must leave religion and enter the kingdom lifestyle, where Christ’s Word governs everything. Salvation Prayer and the Rules of the Kingdom The program closes with Alamo emphasizing that membership in the kingdom begins with repentance, forgiveness through the blood of Jesus, and receiving Christ into the heart. He leads listeners in a salvation prayer, asking Jesus to wash away former sins, save the soul, and give the believer the power to keep the King’s commandments by walking in the Spirit. The closing contact information offers program 211 as an audiotape or CD through Tony Alamo Christian Ministries. Alamo ends by urging listeners to “go and sin no more,” warning that continued sin after receiving forgiveness violates the rules of the kingdom.

    57 min

  2. 1d ago

    Tony Alamo, July 5, 2026

    Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries No Condemnation in Christ: Walking in the Spirit and Staying Born Again Sermon 761A A Ministry Archive Message on Salvation and Obedience This archived message from Pastor Tony Alamo, presented by Help From Christ Ministries, centers on what Alamo describes as the difference between merely claiming faith and truly living in Christ. He begins by discussing Christ as the Word of God and emphasizes that the world was already condemned before Christ came. In Alamo’s teaching, Christ came not to excuse continued sin, but to provide the power for people to be saved, changed, and brought into a life of obedience through the indwelling Spirit. Romans 8:1 and the Meaning of “No Condemnation” Alamo focuses heavily on Romans 8:1, especially the phrase “no condemnation to those who are in Christ Jesus.” He argues that this promise applies only to those who truly live in Christ, walk in the Spirit, and no longer live according to the flesh. He compares being in Christ to being protected in an air-raid shelter or tornado shelter, saying that when a person is truly in Christ, Christ is also in that person, giving them the spiritual power not to continue in sin. Rejecting What He Calls False Doctrine A major theme of the sermon is Alamo’s rejection of teachings that, in his view, suggest people can say a sinner’s prayer and continue sinning without consequence. He criticizes preachers and teachers who say no one can be perfect, arguing that perfection is possible only through walking in the Spirit. He says false doctrine gives people a dangerous sense of security, while the true Christian life is continuous, active, disciplined, and dependent on Christ living within the believer. Revelation, Judgment, and the Forever-and-Ever God Alamo continues teaching from Revelation chapter 4, especially the verses describing heavenly beings giving glory, honor, and thanks to the One seated on the throne. He uses this passage to emphasize that God, Christ, and the Holy Spirit live forever and that believers must be “in” Them to live forever as well. He contrasts heaven with the catastrophes, suffering, disasters, sickness, and instability of the condemned world, saying that only those who remain in Christ are protected from eternal condemnation. The Stamps Quartet Song and Leaning on Christ The message includes a music segment identified as “Leaning on the Everlasting Arms” with the Stamps Quartet. After the song, Alamo uses the phrase “everlasting arms” to reinforce his central point: believers are only truly leaning on God when they allow Christ to live in and through them. He says this means relying entirely on Christ’s Spirit rather than the flesh, the world, Satan, or sin. For Alamo, leaning on Christ is not sentimental language, but a complete way of life. The Twenty-Four Elders, the Wise Virgins, and the Need for Works In the later sermon section, Alamo discusses the twenty-four elders casting their crowns before the throne and connects this to faithful service, worship, and doing the work of God. He also references the parable of the ten virgins, saying the wise virgins kept the oil of the Spirit and continued working, while the foolish virgins did not. He uses this to reject “once saved, always saved” doctrine and argues that people will be judged by whether they remained spiritually alive, obedient, and active in the Lord’s work. Salvation Prayer and Ministry Invitation The program closes with Alamo leading listeners in a salvation prayer, asking for mercy, forgiveness, cleansing through the blood of Jesus, and the entrance of Jesus, the Father, and the Holy Spirit into the heart. The closing announcer then gives information for receiving program 761A, requesting a CD or literature, contacting Tony Alamo Christian Ministries, and reaching Help From Christ Ministries. Alamo ends by urging listeners to tune in again for another message on how to be saved, born again, and to stay born again one day at a time.

    29 min

  3. 3d ago

    Tony Alamo, July 3, 2026

    Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries The Mind of Christ, the Failure of Human Freedom, and the Society That Endures Ep210 How To Have Gods Life Living In You Part 108 Continuing the Call to God’s Society In this episode, World Pastor Tony Alamo continues part 108 of How to Have God’s Life Living in You, program 210. He opens by asking listeners to have pencil and paper ready so they can request a free tape or CD at the end of the program. He prays that listeners will leave their own ideas “buried at the cross,” become born-of-the-Spirit Christians, and allow God’s ideas rather than human thoughts to direct their lives. The central theme continues from the previous program: human societies fail because they are built on human concepts, while God’s society endures because it is built on His Word. Letters From India and Nigeria The program begins with letters from West Bengal, India, and Edo State, Nigeria. The West Bengal writer says Tony Alamo’s messages, including Earthquake and Pearl Harbor, have inspired him and that he is translating ministry books into Hindi, including The Messiah. Alamo interrupts to clarify that the work should not be called “my ministry,” but the Lord’s ministry carried out corporately by believers. The Nigeria letter describes how the writer was once a sinner, read Alamo’s literature, became a born-again Christian, and now wants to help establish an extension of the ministry in Nigeria with literature, Bibles, and T-shirts. Precepts, Concepts, and the Unseen World Alamo then resumes the prepared message on ideas, precepts, concepts, and reality. He teaches that everything visible first existed as an idea or concept, but that God’s Word also reveals the unseen world of angels, Satanic attack, and spiritual warfare. He says believers must have faith in what God says, rather than confidence in their own preconceived ideas. Alamo emphasizes that he no longer lives by his own motives or thoughts, but by the Spirit of Christ, and that any good done through him is the work of the Lord rather than his own. Christ as God and the Command to Obey A major portion of the sermon focuses on Christ as the fullness of the Godhead in human form. Alamo says Jesus came into the world to show human beings how God’s society works and what must be obeyed in order to remain in it eternally. He repeatedly warns that people who reject the words he says God is speaking through him are not fighting him, but fighting God. He also stresses that God, not church members, placed him in charge, and that those who resist his authority are rejecting the Word and commands of the Lord. Grooming, Witnessing, and Church Discipline Alamo applies his teaching to practical church conduct, criticizing members who he says are poorly groomed, badly dressed, or ineffective witnesses. He contrasts true church members who must maintain a proper testimony with counterfeit churches that appear polished and attractive. He specifically discusses teeth, clothing, breath, hair, shoes, and the need to present oneself decently when witnessing on the streets. He also criticizes members who leave church areas dirty or fail to act as examples to newer believers, explaining that he used fasting as discipline until the church was cleaned. Ideology, Utopia, and the Failure of Human Systems The prepared message then turns to world history and the human search for an ideal society. Alamo discusses ideology as the force behind systems such as imperialism, socialism, communism, dictatorship, democracy, humanism, Satanism, one-world order, monarchy, and communal living. He argues that all human attempts to build a utopia fail because they do not submit to God’s society. He describes democracy as a facade and as part of an anti-God or anti-Christ system, while also claiming that the world’s political and military systems are ultimately being manipulated by Satan and Rome. Freedom, Discipline, and the Salvation Appeal Alamo contrasts worldly freedom with what he calls true freedom in the Holy Spirit. He says worldly freedom encourages people to follow feelings, desires, lusts, pride, and self-determination, while God’s freedom enables believers to deny themselves, carry the cross, walk in the Spirit, and keep the commandments. He turns to Deuteronomy and the altar at Mount Ebal to describe obedience, sacrifice, and covenant responsibility, applying it to believers offering themselves as living sacrifices. The program closes with a salvation prayer, asking Jesus to forgive sins, cleanse by His blood, and live within the believer. Alamo then gives four ways to request the free program 210 audio tape or CD and tells listeners to tune in tomorrow.

    58 min

  4. 4d ago

    Tony Alamo, July 2, 2026

    Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries God’s Society, Human Ideas, and the Command to Put on the Mind of Christ Ep209 How To Have Gods Life Living In You Part 107 The Only Society Tony Alamo Says Will Not Fail In this episode, World Pastor Tony Alamo continues part 107 of How to Have God’s Life Living in You, program 209. He opens by saying that all human societies have failed except the society God established through His Word. Alamo contrasts what he calls the Lord’s society with worldly systems, especially democracy, which he describes as satanic and anti-Christ. He prays that listeners will put on the mind of Christ, obey the rules of God’s society, and understand that the true battle is “between their two ears,” meaning the battle of the mind. Letters From Michigan, Togo, Queens, and Nigeria The program includes several letters read aloud from listeners and ministry contacts. A listener from Farmington Hills, Michigan, thanks Alamo for preaching about God’s judgment as well as God’s love. A correspondent from Lome, Togo, reports that Alamo’s Christian literature is being distributed in villages and rural areas, with many people converting. A listener from Queens, New York, thanks the ministry for prayer after his 89-year-old mother made what he calls an “incredible recovery.” A pastor from Benin City, Edo State, Nigeria, requests newsletters, Bibles, cassettes, and a giant-print Bible for evangelism work. Judgment, Obedience, and the Rules of God’s Kingdom Alamo repeatedly emphasizes that God’s ways are judgment and that people must choose between life and death by obeying or rejecting God’s commandments. He says God offers peace, happiness, joy, and blessing to those who follow His rules, but warns that disobedience leads to hell and the lake of fire. He uses the image of corn husks and chaff to describe the physical body and the spiritually worthless inner life of those who reject God’s order. For Alamo, entering heaven depends on fitting into God’s society while still on earth. Human Thoughts Versus God’s Concepts A central theme of the sermon is the danger of human ideas when they conflict with God’s Word. Alamo argues that every invention, organization, and worldly system began as an idea, then became a concept, then a reality. He describes his own past business and promotional ideas, including music compilations, clothing designs, Disney-related concepts, and advertising work, but says none of those ideas can save him. He insists that only God’s ideas matter eternally, and that people must abandon their own carnal thoughts in favor of God’s precepts and commandments. Church Authority, Prayer, and the Problem of Disobedience Alamo applies his message directly to his churches, warning that people who act on their own thoughts rather than obeying church authority damage the ministry. He criticizes members who make decisions without permission, skip prayer-chain duties, miss services, or argue with what he presents as God’s direction. He uses one local incident involving a city truck watering ministry property as an example of how one person’s disobedient idea can bring public reproach. He repeatedly says that “one sinner does much harm” and that God’s society requires obedience, order, and submission to the authority God has placed over the church. Communication, Precepts, and Receiving God’s Word The prepared message read by Sharon develops the idea that communication depends on concepts being accurately transferred from sender to receiver. Alamo applies this to preaching, saying he is not communicating his own concepts, but God’s ideas and commands. He says that when listeners reject the Word of God, they become like chaff and remain unable to understand truth. He contrasts psychological or human self-concepts with God’s interpretation of life, arguing that true understanding only comes when a person’s ideas align with the Bible. Salvation Prayer and the Promise of God’s Eternal Kingdom Near the close, Alamo shifts into an evangelistic appeal, saying listeners must be born again and that there is no other saving name but Jesus of Nazareth, the Son of the living God. He leads a sinner’s prayer asking for mercy, forgiveness, cleansing by Jesus’ blood, and salvation. He then offers free copies of the audio tape or CD for program 209 and gives ministry contact information. The program ends with Alamo telling listeners to return for part 108, where he will continue discussing God’s community and society, which he says will never fail because it is the kingdom of God.

    58 min

  5. 5d ago

    Tony Alamo, July 1, 2026

    Ep208, How To Have Gods Life Living In You, Part 106, Finding Peace, Purpose, and Salvation in the Kingdom of God A Warning About False Prophets and the Last Days The episode opens with Pastor Tony Alamo introducing program 208, part 106 of How to Have God’s Life Living in You. He explains that listeners may request a free copy of the program on CD or audio tape, then moves into a sermon about what he describes as widespread false teaching, spiritual deception, and the urgency of the last days. He frames the current state of the world as evidence that humanity needs clear spiritual direction. Fear, Depression, and the Need for Spiritual Purpose A major theme of the sermon is the fear and anxiety Pastor Alamo says many people feel because of war, nuclear threats, unstable leadership, and the failure of worldly systems to create peace. He contrasts that uncertainty with the peace he says comes from accepting Jesus Christ and living on the straight and narrow path. In his view, God gives every person a purpose, and life becomes fearful and unstable when that purpose is ignored. Salvation, Eternal Life, and the Reality of Heaven and Hell Pastor Alamo spends a significant portion of the program describing salvation, heaven, hell, and the eternal condition of the soul. He teaches that accepting Christ brings an immediate awareness of God’s reality and the hope of eternal life. He also warns that future sin after receiving the truth is spiritually dangerous, presenting salvation as something that must be followed by obedience, faith, and perseverance. Letters From Listeners and Global Ministry Outreach The program includes listener responses from Brooklyn, Harlem, Uganda, and Kenya. These letters and witnessing accounts describe the distribution of ministry literature, requests for more teaching materials, and appreciation for the ministry’s message. Pastor Alamo responds by emphasizing the importance of international evangelism, literature distribution, and the encouragement he receives from reports of people being reached around the world. The Kingdom of God, Spiritual Power, and Obedience The teaching returns repeatedly to the idea that the kingdom of God is meant to be lived on earth through believers who allow Christ to work in them. Pastor Alamo says that Christians are meant to reflect God, continue the work of Christ, and live under the power of God’s word. He also argues that obedience, faith, and fear of God are necessary for staying on the path of salvation. Closing Prayer, Contact Information, and Final Appeal Near the end, Pastor Alamo leads listeners in a prayer of salvation, asking them to confess sin, believe in Jesus Christ, and invite Christ into their hearts. Sharon then provides the ministry’s website, mailing address, phone number, and fax number for listeners who want a copy of the program. Pastor Alamo closes by encouraging listeners to continue in the Lord and return for the next part of the series. SEO Keywords / Key Phrases Christian salvation, kingdom of God, eternal life, false prophets, last days prophecy, spiritual purpose, fear and depression, Bible teaching, gospel literature, repentance and obedience

    59 min

  6. 6d ago

    Tony Alamo, June 30, 2026

    Ep207, How To Have Gods Life Living In You, Part 105, Servants, Sons, and the Discipline of Spiritual Growth Letters From Across the World The episode opens with Pastor Tony Alamo introducing part 105 of “How to Have God’s Life Living in You,” program 207, and explaining that the program can be requested free of charge on CD or audio tape. Sharon reads letters from listeners in Kenya, Zambia, Chile, and Uganda, each expressing appreciation for the ministry’s broadcasts, literature, and teaching. The letters also request Bibles, Christian literature, tapes, videos, and other ministry materials for local missionary work. A Sermon Against False Doctrine Alamo frames the program as a response to what he calls false doctrine, especially a teaching he attributes to a preacher from Fort Lauderdale who, according to Alamo, mishandled Galatians chapter 3 and taught wrongly about sons and servants. Alamo argues that believers may be called sons of God, but must also remain obedient as servants under spiritual authority while they mature. He repeatedly contrasts what he presents as biblical teaching with the views of preachers he describes as immature, heretical, or not fully instructed. Jesus as Son, Servant, and Example A central theme of the sermon is Alamo’s claim that Jesus, though the Son of God, learned obedience through suffering and grew into full spiritual maturity. He cites and discusses Hebrews, Luke, and Galatians to argue that Jesus’ earthly life demonstrated obedience, growth, suffering, and eventual perfection. Alamo applies this same pattern to believers, saying they must continue growing in wisdom, stature, discipline, obedience, and spiritual maturity. The Kingdom, Authority, and Obedience Alamo presents the Christian life as citizenship in the kingdom of heaven, with believers described as sons, servants, kings, priests, and spiritual rulers under God’s authority. He emphasizes obedience to God, to spiritual leadership, and to what he describes as the rules of the kingdom. He also warns against rebellion, arguing, fighting with church leaders, or living according to worldly systems while claiming to belong to God’s kingdom. Work, Grace, and Spiritual Discipline The sermon strongly rejects the idea that Christian life means inactivity or resting from all spiritual work. Alamo interprets “take my yoke upon you” as a call to participate in the work of Christ, while also saying that the Holy Spirit makes that work easy and light. He speaks about discipline, resisting sin, controlling the flesh, rejecting lust, and striving for perfection while remaining led by the Spirit rather than relying on religious rule-keeping alone. Invitation, Contact Information, and Closing Appeal Near the end, Alamo invites listeners to become born again, describing salvation as adoption into God’s family and entry into the commonwealth of the Lord. He leads listeners through a salvation prayer, then asks Sharon to provide contact information for receiving a copy of the message. The program closes with Alamo saying the series will continue with part 106 and urging listeners to glorify God by letting Him live and work through them. SEO Keywords / Key Phrases kingdom of heaven, Christian obedience, spiritual growth, false doctrine, born again, Holy Spirit, biblical teaching, salvation prayer, Christian ministry, spiritual authority

    58 min

  7. Jun 29

    Tony Alamo, June 29, 2026

    Ep206, How To Have Gods Life Living In You, Part 104, Living Under the Kingdom: Service, Obedience, and the Commonwealth of God The Kingdom as the Central Message The episode centers on Pastor Tony Alamo’s teaching about what he calls the kingdom of God and the contrast between that kingdom and the kingdoms of the world. He frames the kingdom of God as a commonwealth ruled by the King of Kings, where members submit to God’s commandments, statutes, and precepts. In his view, believers are called to be kings under God, not in the sense of worldly domination, but in the sense of leading others into righteousness and into the benefits of God’s kingdom. Worldly Systems, Poverty, and Oppression A major theme of the message is the speaker’s criticism of political and economic systems that he says oppress ordinary people. He describes democracy, wealth, taxation, inflation, low income, rising medicine costs, and social inequality as evidence of worldly kingdoms that burden people rather than care for them. He presents these conditions as a sharp contrast to the kingdom of God, which he says provides for the needs of its people through obedience, shared responsibility, and spiritual order. Leadership, Instruction, and Responsibility The speaker repeatedly argues that those who are already part of the church have a duty to teach others. He criticizes church members who enjoy the benefits of the ministry but do not instruct new believers, children, or people in need of guidance. He uses examples involving his daughter’s diet, people handing out literature poorly, and a drummer disobeying musical instruction to illustrate his view that spiritual leadership requires correction, teaching, discipline, and responsibility. Seeing Jesus Through Believers Another strong thread in the sermon is the idea that people in the world will only be drawn to God if they see Jesus living through believers. The speaker says sinners should not be hated, insulted, or treated as hopeless, because they are people who have not yet been properly shown the true King. He warns that calling people names, condemning them harshly, or failing to model Christlike behavior will not bring them into the kingdom of God. Protection, Judgment, and Obedience The episode also includes discussion of divine protection and judgment. The speaker describes God’s kingdom as having a defense system, including the heavenly host, and says God protects those who belong to Him. At the same time, he warns that disobedience, worldliness, neglecting commandments, and refusing to do God’s work can lead to spiritual danger. He presents obedience as necessary for receiving the kingdom’s blessings, including provision, protection, health, and eternal life.

    58 min

  8. Jun 29

    Tony Alamo, June 29, 2026

    Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries The Commonwealth of God: Kingship, Obedience, and Letting Christ Live Through You Ep206 How To Have Gods Life Living In You Part 104 Entering the Kingdom Without Cost In this episode, Pastor Tony Alamo continues part 104 of How to Have God’s Life Living in You, program number 206. He opens by emphasizing that his ministry materials are offered free of charge because, in his view, God did not charge him for salvation. From there, he contrasts the poverty and oppression he sees in the world with the kingdom of God, arguing that worldly systems enrich a small ruling class while the true kingdom of God operates as a spiritual commonwealth where those who submit to God’s rule receive what they need. The Kingdom of God Versus Worldly Kingdoms Alamo explains that earthly kingdoms and political systems, including what he calls democracy, often function as oppressive structures ruled by wealthy elites. By contrast, he presents the kingdom of God as a royal commonwealth under the authority of Christ, the King of kings and Lord of lords. In this kingdom, believers are not passive recipients of blessings but are called to become kings who lead others into righteousness. Alamo says the purpose of spiritual kingship is not domination, but instruction, guidance, and bringing people into the blessings and laws of God’s kingdom. Teaching, Discipline, and the Responsibility to Lead A major theme of the message is the responsibility of believers to teach others. Alamo says those who belong to the kingdom must help instruct new believers, children, families, and people who do not yet understand God’s laws. He uses the example of teaching his young daughter to eat salads for her health as a practical illustration of kingly responsibility: leaders must explain, guide, correct, and care for those entrusted to them. He criticizes people in the church who enjoy the benefits of the kingdom but do not teach, serve, or help others grow spiritually. Spiritual Life for Dead Trees Alamo compares unsaved people to dead trees that cannot bear fruit unless supernatural life enters them. He argues that preaching condemnation alone will not transform people; they must receive God’s life within them. In his teaching, the church’s job is to present the kingdom of God in such a way that people see the advantage of entering it and desire the commonwealth of God over the oppression of worldly systems. He says believers must reason with people, show them Christ, and demonstrate the life of the kingdom rather than merely accuse them or shout judgment at them. Health, Provision, and the Laws of the Kingdom The sermon also connects obedience to God with health, provision, and daily life. Alamo discusses food, clothing, medicine costs, poverty, inflation, housing, and the burden of living outside the protection and provision of God’s kingdom. He teaches that the kingdom has its own health program, economic system, educational system, defense system, and judicial system. In his view, believers should seek first the kingdom of God rather than being consumed by worry over food, clothing, shelter, or worldly security. Christ Living Through the Believer Alamo repeatedly emphasizes that true Christianity requires Christ to live in and through the believer. He says the world wants to see Jesus in people, not merely hear religious claims. He warns that if church members act like the world, hate sinners, neglect new believers, defend sin, or refuse instruction, they are not building the kingdom of God on Earth. Alamo teaches that believers must discipline themselves, submit their minds and bodies to the Holy Spirit, and allow Christ to continue His work through them. Salvation, Tithing, and the Closing Appeal The message closes with Alamo calling listeners to enter the kingdom through a sinner’s prayer. He asks them to confess belief in Jesus Christ as the Son of God, the King of kings, and the one whose blood washes away sin. After the prayer, he encourages listeners to request a free copy of the message and then turns to the kingdom’s economic system, which he identifies as tithing. He urges supporters to help send the message to the world, ending with ministry contact information and a final encouragement to remain in the kingdom.

    58 min
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"The central purpose and mission of the Tony Alamo Christian Ministries is the great commission. To bring the gospel to the whole world as Christ commanded. To feed the hungry, visit the sick and imprisoned, and to offer help and hope to a lost and dying world."

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    Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries
  • Years Active
    2024 - 2026
  • Episodes
    20
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    © Copyright 2026 Tony Alamo
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