Abundant Life Church Podcast

<p>In this message, Pastor John Carter tell us that God has given us an opportunity to manage our resources, to take care of business (our time, talents, bodies, relationships, and money) until Jesus returns.</p>

<p>Pastor John Carter teaches from scripture on women in ministry.</p>

<p>In this message, Pastor John Carter talks about how we should conduct ourselves in the house of God, which is the church of the living God, that is the pillar of truth.</p>

<p>In this message, Pastor John Carter tell us that when we abide in the word, and receive it into ourselves, that it will grow and prevail in times of need and trouble.</p>

<p>In this message, Pastor John Carter tell us that when we abide in the word, and receive it into ourselves, that it will grow and prevail in times of need and trouble.</p>

<p>What do we do when it comes time to walk in the Word of God. In this episode, Dr. Brandi Ginty and Pastor Harry Patterson discuss that when you are reading and studying the word of God, that you are abiding in it, and you will walk in it and respond to the word differently.</p>

<p>In this message, Pastor John Carter discusses the power of the Word of God throughout the Bible and how that power is accessible for believers today who abide in and follow His word, allowing it to root deeply in them and that they can live by it.</p>

<p>In this episode, Dr. Brandi Ginty and Baritta DeShields discuss what it look like to abide in God's Word and how to create practices and spaces in our life where we can spend time with the Word regularly.</p>

<p>God’s Words is the source of all truth. In this message, Pastor John Carter teaches how the Word of God is the foundation of our Christian life. It will set us free and give us power and victory over our life.</p>

<p>Failure can flip your world upside down. You can either learn from that failure or you can let it defeat you. In this message, Pastor Jordan Carter show us how to face and learn from our failures so that we can continue to live a Christian life without regrets.</p>

<p>The way we release our anger can be harmful or healthy. In this message, Pastor Pascale Williams talks about how in the Bible, God shows us how to release our anger in a healthy way, without harming ourselves or others.</p>

<p>Highlighting the parallels with the story of Gideon in the book of Judges, Addison Spears breaks down how God can use our doubts as guides for us to walk towards, leading us to the blessings the Lord has laid out for us.</p>

<p>In this message, Pastor Lee Wilson talks about feeling unworthy and unqualified, but when we tap into the transforming grace of God, it gives us the power to walk in His grace and our purpose here in this world.</p>

<p>In this message, Pastor Jordan Carter explains biblical succession and discusses the importance of positive intergenerational relationships as each generation prepares to pass the torch of the Lord’s Kingdom to the next.</p>

<p>In this message, Pastor Jordan Carter defines honor and discusses how Christians are called on to carry the spirit of honor, guarding their hearts from the world, to better live as Jesus did and receive the blessing that honoring others can yield.</p>

<p>In this roundtable discussion with Addison Spears, Mat Adams, Baritta Deshields, and Camille Ogden, talk about inter-generational understanding and what it looks like for the different generations to understand each other.</p>

<p>In this message, Pastor Jordan Carter reminds us that we need the strength of the young and the experience of the old to be whole. He helps us to see what it looks like to build a bridge with the practice of understanding.</p>

<p>In this episode, Addison Spears and Tatiana Spears discuss what it looks like to judge in love and what the bible has to say about what judgment looks like.</p>

<p>In this message, Pastor Ken Chapman talks about how we have allowed ourselves to be separated over time by judging each other. But God has a plan to restore His people primarily through righteous judgment.</p>

<p>In this message, Pastor Jordan Carter talks about the different generations, our differences and how we can learn to work together.</p>

<p>In this episode, Dr. Brandi Ginty and Pastor Harry Patterson discuss what it means to be a witness to Christ. You need to spend time with Him so that you can understand His character, His flow and how He moves.</p>

<p>In this episode, Pastor John Carter and Leon Timbo discuss how to protect and disciple worship teams in order to create spirit-led, powerful worship environments in the church.</p>

<p>In this message, Pastor John Carter talks about how to be a witness to Jesus until the Lord returns.</p>

<p>Satan wants humans to cross the boundaries God has put in place because he knows it destroys God's image in us. Dr. Brandi Ginty and Elijah Coudriet discuss, that when we entertain the lies of the enemy, we allow them to take root and grow and deteriorate the purpose that God has created us for. </p>

<p>In this episode, Pastor John Carter and Pastor Rick Renner discuss how Pastor Rick ministers God's word to today's culture as a spirit-filled, apostolic pastor who relocated internationall to commit his life to a global ministry.</p>

<p>In this message, Pastor John Carter talks about the two trees in the garden, the tree of life and the tree of knowledge of good and evil, and how God created boundaries in the garden and how Adam and Eve ignored them.</p>

<p>In this message, Pastor John Carter discusses the role that gender played in God creating humanity and how following our natural design allow us to fulfill the purpose God intends for our life.</p>

<p>In this episode, Pastor John Carter and Pastor Chris Folwell discuss feeling lonely as a minister and how to create relationships, not associated with your church, that will benefit you and help you to grow and feel safe, and not feel isolated.</p>

<p>In this message, Pastor John Carter tells us God’s word gives us the option to decide if we need God’s help, His salvation, or if we believe the lie that we don’t need God, we can do it all our selves.</p>