In part 2, Dee and Kate connect the Kardashian family with the Ku Klux Klan through their financial backing of Pentecostal Klan preachers William Branham and Roy Davis. Glasgow Greg calls in about a posh date with the “cripple” and a listener has a run in with a mentally handicapped person. Sign up for the Sick and Wrong Patreon to hear the Second Show, SW archives, and the bonus minisode Overkill.

S&W Episode 881: Ku Klux Kardashians - Part 2

Dee warns Kate to avoid protesting the King’s coronation because there might be a homegrown terrorist act reminiscent of the ones carried out by the CSA, the original architects behind the Oklahoma City bombing. AP calls in about removing the festering week-old corpse of a sodbuster. Sign up for the Sick and Wrong Patreon to hear the Second Show, SW archives, and the bonus minisode Overkill.

S&W Episode 893:  The Covenant, the Sword, and the Arm of the Lord

Your show, a Voice to the Gentile Church, seems to indicate that it is only directed to gentile Christians.  What about Jewish Christians?  Shouldn't your program be directed "to the Jew first and then the Gentiles?"

Am I Not a "Gentile?"

Forgive the audio quality as it was an outdoor service.


In his sermon, Pastor Miller discusses Acts chapter 11, focusing on the transition from a primarily Jewish Christian congregation to one that includes Gentiles. The narrative unfolds with a conflict arising between Jewish believers and Peter due to his interactions with Gentiles, which challenges established Jewish laws. Pastor Miller draws parallels to the "Jesus Revolution" movement of the 70s, underlining its lasting impact on the Church and the ongoing aftershocks felt in the present. He highlights Peter's unwavering obedience to the Holy Spirit's guidance, even in situations that go against established norms, illustrating how obedience to God's call can bring divine pleasure. Additionally, the passage mentions the spread of Christianity to Antioch, the emergence of the term "Christian" to describe Christ-like believers, and the Antioch church's compassionate response to a famine in Judea through the provision of relief.

Aftershocks

In this week’s message, God’s Care and Commissioning, Pastor Paul explores Exodus 19:1–6 and 16–22, revealing how God calls His people into a deeper relationship through both His care and His commission. As the Israelites gather at Mount Sinai, God reminds them of His saving grace and declares their identity as His chosen people—a holy nation and kingdom of priests. Pastor Paul highlights how God's grace not only rescues but also equips us to walk with purpose. His sermon speaks to anyone looking to grow in their faith journey, understand what it means to be set apart, and build a lasting relationship with God. Join us as we reflect on how God’s presence forms us, how His Word leads us, and how we’re called to live out our faith with boldness and grace.

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God's Care and Commissioning - Exodus 19_1-6_16-22

What if Christianity isn’t about you trying to be like Jesus at all?

What if it’s something far more radical—something that changes your core identity the moment you believe?

You were never called to improve the old you. You were called to live a brand-new life—God’s own life—flowing through you.

This isn’t motivational hype. It’s a reality so powerful, it could dismantle everything religion ever taught you about “trying harder.”

In this teaching, we’re unpacking the spiritual reality of what it means to be born of God—to carry His DNA, His nature, and His Spirit in you. We’re talking about why the fruit of the Spirit isn’t a “to-do list” but a natural outflow of who you already are. And we’ll explore why you can’t ever be “un-joined” from Christ, even when you mess up.

If you’ve ever struggled with identity, felt like you’re failing as a Christian, or wondered if you’re really pleasing God, this is your wake-up call.

Born of God - The Christian Life Part 8 - Shayne Holesgrove (Rondebosch)

Berea, located in Springfield, Ohio, is a non-denominational community of believers from diverse backgrounds, committed to fostering relationships and addressing the needs of its members. The church’s preaching is biblically sound and relevant to life. Berea envisions a multi-ethnic congregation passionate about reaching the un-saved and un-churched in Springfield and globally. The church provides opportunities for spiritual growth through Biblical teachings and service in various ministries.

We are a family of believers who have come to realize that loving our Lord also means loving His chosen people, Israel, and that loving one another implies self sacrifice and service.  Come join us for worship and celebrate the Biblical Feasts with us!

We want to help you discover the reality of Christianity!

ONE Fellowship is a growing church that seeks to know Christ and make Him known to the one and the many in Charleston and beyond. We invite you to join us!

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