What do you do when gangs burn your missionary airplane to the ground? Do you give up, or do you believe God for the impossible?

In this powerful episode of Greater Than Podcast, Elijah Murrell sits down with Allen Speer, CEO of Agape Flights, to hear an extraordinary testimony of faith, supernatural provision, and God's faithfulness in the face of seemingly impossible circumstances.

When gangs in Haiti destroyed one of Agape Flights' missionary airplanes, Pastor Allen stood among the ashes and boldly declared,

“What was meant for evil, God is going to turn for good.”

What happened next was remarkable! An unexpected phone call set the stage for an incredible testimony of God's provision. Within just 90 days, Agape Flights had a better airplane—and it was completely paid for!

But the story doesn't end there.

Pastor Allen also shares how God sustained their ministry through heartbreaking tragedy, the loss of two pilots, and challenges that seemed impossible to overcome. Through it all, one truth remained unchanged: God is faithful!

This conversation will stir your faith, challenge you to believe beyond your circumstances, and remind you that what looks impossible to man is never impossible with God!

Don't allow your circumstances to determine what you believe God can do!

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Did God really command the destruction of entire nations, including women and children? How can a loving and merciful God issue such severe judgments?

In this episode of the Greater Than Podcast, Elijah Murrell examines two of the most challenging accounts in Scripture: God's judgment on the Amalekites and the destruction of Jericho.

Why did God wait generations before bringing judgment? What role did iniquity play? And why were Rahab and the Kenites spared when others faced destruction?

As we explore these questions, we'll uncover a remarkable connection woven throughout Scripture—one that reveals something extraordinary about the character of God.

God's goodness never compromises His justice, and His justice never cancels out His goodness.

Join us as we consider the goodness and severity of God and discover why understanding both matters.

In this episode, Elijah Murrell explores the biblical and spiritual significance of circumcision, focusing on the circumcision of Christ and its implications for believers. He discusses how outward signs point to inward realities, emphasizing faith, righteousness, and the new creation in Christ.

In this episode of Greater Than Podcast, Elijah Murrell welcomes Chad Gonzales for a powerful conversation about what it means to be perfect forever in Christ.

Chad shares how understanding your identity in Christ transforms the way you approach God, healing, righteousness, faith, and victory. They discuss moving beyond performance-based Christianity, refusing condemnation, walking in boldness, and learning to see yourself according to what Jesus has already accomplished.

What if the key isn’t trying harder to become good enough—but believing who God says you already are?

Discover why the gospel can seem almost too good to be true and how embracing your identity in Christ can transform your relationship with God and the way you live every day.

God says you’ve been perfected forever. Do you believe Him?

In this episode of Greater Than Podcast, Elijah Murrell sits down with Dr. David Weeter for a powerful conversation about the fundamentals of faith and what it really means to live by faith every day.

After more than 50 years around the Word of Faith message, Dr. Weeter shares why believers must learn to develop their own faith instead of depending on someone else’s.

In this conversation, Elijah and Dr. Weeter discuss:

• How to develop your own faith
• What it really means that “faith comes by hearing”
• Why faith must be put to work

• What Dr. Weeter witnessed while traveling with Kenneth Copeland
• Why the Word must already be in your heart when a crisis comes
• A powerful testimony involving Dr. Weeter’s wife, Lynn

If you’ve ever wondered why your faith doesn’t seem to be producing the results you expected—or whether there might be a missing piece—this conversation is for you.

In this episode of Greater Than Podcast, Elijah Murrell sits down with Pastor Jesse Bradley to talk about his remarkable journey from atheism to faith, professional soccer to ministry, and loss to unexpected purpose.

Jesse was pursuing his dream as a professional goalkeeper when a medication intended to protect him became toxic to his body and abruptly ended his playing career.

With soccer gone and so much of his identity stripped away, Jesse was forced to confront a deeper question:

Who are you when what you do is taken away?

Jesse shares how God met him in that season, what he learned about performance-based identity, and how surrender ultimately led him into a calling he never expected.

Elijah and Jesse also discuss:

• Finding your identity beyond your accomplishments

• Moving from atheism to faith in Jesus

• The difference between the gifts and fruit of the Spirit

• Bringing together the Word and the Holy Spirit

• Reaching the next generation with an authentic faith

• How God can use unexpected setbacks for a greater purpose

If you've ever experienced a setback, lost something you thought defined you, or wondered what God could possibly do with a dream that seems to have died, this conversation is for you.

In this episode of Greater Than Podcast, Elijah Murrell sits down with SJ Newell, creator of "The Objective Believer," for an honest and nuanced conversation about Kenneth E. Hagin, the Word of Faith movement, speaking in tongues, healing, prosperity, and the controversies surrounding these subjects today.

Having personally heard Brother Hagin minister during the final years of his life—and after spending years studying the Word of Faith movement—SJ offers a perspective that goes beyond the caricatures.

What did Kenneth Hagin actually teach? What have his critics misunderstood? Where did some within the movement go to extremes? And how did Hagin himself respond when he saw abuses developing around teachings he had helped popularize?

This isn't about pretending that every excess was justified. And it isn't about dismissing an entire movement because of its extremes.

It's about going back to the question Kenneth Hagin himself continually emphasized:

What does the Word actually say?

Whether you grew up in the Word of Faith movement, have serious questions about it, or have only heard about Kenneth Hagin through his critics, this conversation may challenge what you think you know about his legacy.

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What does it really mean to be free in Christ?

In this powerful episode of Greater Than Podcast, Elijah Murrell sits down with Pastor Mark Machen to discuss one of the most misunderstood truths in the Christian life: freedom.

For years, Mark struggled with pornography while serving in church, and his wife battled anger and depression. Then everything changed when they discovered biblical truths about grace, righteousness, and their identity in Christ.

Together, Elijah and Mark explore why so many believers continue to live under guilt and condemnation, how legalism keeps Christians bound, and why true freedom isn't found through striving—but through understanding who you are in Christ.

If you've ever wondered why you keep struggling, questioned whether God can still use you, or desired to experience the freedom Jesus promised, this conversation is for you.

Topics include grace, righteousness, faith, condemnation, identity in Christ, addiction, legalism, and what it truly means to walk in lasting freedom.

Learn more about Pastor Mark Machen and Forever Free:

https://foreverfree.org