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Today I am excited to be joined live by Pastor John Diffenderfer! God is raising a generation on fire for God, called with a powerful calling to change the world. But it means placing our Kingdom Calling above all else, while putting off the distractions of the world. Many are called, but will you heed the call? How do we find our Kingdom Calling? How do we navigate the dangers of unbelief, lack of self-confidence, or pride in relation to calling?

Strangely, the Bible commands to not mix seeds in a vineyard, or unnaturally breed different kinds of animals. But what is this all about? And could it have something to do with the reason for Noah's flood, the giants of the Bible, and Israel's journey through the wilderness?

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A new pandemic has arrived that distracts us to look upon others, while missing what's happening in our own hearts.

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There's a lie in the church that says blasphemy of the Holy Spirit is the simple rejection of Christ as Messiah. But why does Yeshua contrast the blasphemy against the Son as forgivable, while blasphemy of the Holy Spirit is not? An unforgivable sin sounds like a scary idea, and for some even out of character of the Messiah Himself, but what did Yeshua really teach?

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Did you know you’re a king? Yeshua calls us as kings and priests of His Kingdom. And as any king, you have treasures. But are some of us squandering our inheritance?

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Look around you and ask: Where are the youth at our churches and conferences? Why are the numbers shrinking, and what can we do about it? We have a potential generational crisis on our hands with the next generation leaving the faith, and we must take prompt action, starting in our own households. Join me in this Thursday livestream to discuss this important issue.

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Yeshua told us what the coming New Kingdom will be like, but are we already walking that kingdom out on Earth? Are we treating who will be greatest in the coming kingdom as the greatest today? Perhaps most surprisingly, Yeshua describes the "greatest" in the coming Kingdom to be whom we least expect.

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When we've been deeply hurt by someone, the call to forgive them can seem possible at first - we pray the prayer, declare our forgiveness, yet we wake up the next day angry all over again. And 20 years later, we find ourselves with a heart of bitterness. How do we find lasting forgiveness? Forgiveness is not a prayer, or a single moment, but biblically - so much more. Join PD as he explores how to sow lasting forgiveness in our hearts.

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The other day as PD and I were out for a walk, we came across the worst smell on planet earth: a dead skunk. But in my prayer time, God showed me that the worst smell on earth isn't a skunk, it's our sin. Join me as I delve into three things that Scripture says are a sweet aroma for our King!

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What did Yeshua mean when he told the Samaritan woman that God is calling a people who will worship Him in Spirit and in Truth? Has the phrase "Spirit and Truth worship" become a cliché that has often been used, but rarely understood?

Join PD and Zadoak Ministries as they have a podcast conversation exploring what Biblical Spirit and Truth worship is, looking at the walk of Yeshua.