Today’s episode continues directly from Episode 31, moving us deeper into what happens after we reject the enemy’s accusations and step firmly into a relationship with Jesus.

Part 2 focuses on full surrender, absolute trust, and the peace of God that guards us—especially in chaos.

Once we begin walking closely with the Lord, something shifts. The relationship grows. Our confidence grows. And the lies that once felt loud begin to lose their influence.

In this continuation, we talk about what it means to not just believe in God, but to trust Him with everything—your emotions, your battles, your unknowns, and even your identity. When your trust is rooted in relationship, surrender isn’t scary anymore. It becomes safe. And as we grow in that trust, we experience something supernatural: Even when circumstances are swirling, and the world feels unstable, the peace of God stands as a guard over our hearts.

Part 2 invites listeners into that deeper place—where surrender becomes strength, where trust becomes rest, and where the presence of God becomes the shelter that anchors us in every season.

Welcome back. Today’s episode begins a two-part conversation that flows from something simple—a movie—and unfolds into a powerful picture of how the enemy works through accusation, condemnation, and lies.

In the film, the tabloids constantly spread lies about a man, painting a distorted picture of who he was. The woman who read those lies began to believe them, until she eventually met him for herself in a comical turn of events. These two must spend a week together, forming a true relationship. She discovered the truth: he was nothing like what the accusations claimed. She not only realized the tabloids were wrong—she actually fell in love with him.

In today’s Part 1, we use that story as a mirror for our walk with Christ.

We, the Body and the Bride of Christ, often hear accusations about our Savior—voices from the world, from the enemy, even from our own past—that try to distort His character and His goodness. And just like the tabloids in the movie, those voices never stop. They keep publishing. They keep speaking.

But once a relationship begins, truth begins.

And in relationship, we come to know Him for who He truly is—not through rumors, not through distortions, but through experience.

In this episode, we talk about recognizing the lies, refusing to agree with them, and learning to stand firm in the truth of who Jesus is—because when you actually know Him, the accusations lose their power.

Join us for Part 1 as we dismantle condemnation and expose the enemy’s tactics so that we can walk confidently in the love and truth of Christ.

How do we become truly free? Why do we need or want to be free and what are we being freed from? The Word says in John 8:31-32 Then Jesus said to those Jews who believed Him, ‘If you abide in My word, you are My disciple indeed. And you shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.” Verse 34 “Most assuredly, I say to you, whoever commits sin is a slave of sin. And a slave does not abide in the house forever, but a son abides forever. Therefore if the Son makes you free, you shall be free indeed.” How? Abide in His Word, Why? to live as a son not a slave. What? Sin makes us a slave to the chief of lies.

We stand with you holding the Standard and Banner high, professing and claiming His perfect Truth over your life. Let’s walk in this gift of freedom together.

We pick back up where we left off last week discussing the Truth of God’s Word. It is our Standard, Banner, Decree and Profession of our faith on this earth to all mankind.

Marlo shares some details from a skit done at Charis Bible College’s Life and Liberty Conference from 9/11/25. Our country’s flag was the colonists’ Standard, Banner, Decree and Profession of their desire for freedom from British rule. The song “Star Spangled Banner” is a testimony of the battle waged and lost by the enemy to destroy that Banner and Symbol of Freedom.

In this world there is a battle waged against us by the enemy of our souls with all his lies to distract us and to keep us in bondage and lay down God’s Word of Truth in surrender.

True Freedom requires sacrifice. The colonists were willing to lay down their lives for Freedom. As believers the truth of God’s Word calls on us to do the same.

Enjoy this week’s episode as it also is, To be continued……..

Welcome to Word Day. We are finishing up Psalm 116, verses 14-19. Today, our focus is on creating an atmosphere where we confess the Word and exercise our faith, allowing the strength of our spirit man to rise up and decree and declare the Word of God over circumstances and situations.

These verses remind us to worship Him passionately, drench our words with thanksgiving, and offer a sacrifice of praise because He has broken our chains. These truths of God’s Word are the standard in which we decree, declare, and profess on this earth.

So settle in and decree the Word of God with us today. We are so glad you are here. To be continued........

We are so very thankful for God's Word and today are sharing out of Psalms 116:1-13. Facing loss, tests, trials and struggles are a part of life however, they do not have to effect us so greatly that we forget that God is with us. The Psalmist expresses this truth by trusting in The Creator of all things including His Word. When our thoughts focus on trusting what He said in His word we can rest through any circumstance and know "It is Well".

Today, we want to encourage the body of Christ to persevere through adversity. Remember that through a steadfast walk with the Lord, you are well-equipped to handle life's unexpected challenges, even when they come at times you feel unprepared to face them. The Lord is never caught off guard, even when we are, and He knows exactly how we will respond. So, please grab a cup of coffee and enjoy our story that illustrates what the unexpected can teach us. When your heart is willing to believe that your life has purpose within the body of Christ, you will see that your gifts and callings are often revealed in moments of adversity.

Last week, we asked, ‘What does it mean to have Jesus as Lord of your life?’ Today, we’ll explore this question further by reading Isaiah 52. Many prophets, inspired by the Holy Spirit, spoke to humanity about many events to come and many of them have already been fulfilled and are currently being fulfilled. The most significant of these fulfilled prophecies is the coming of the Messiah, Jesus. In this passage, we see what it means to have Jesus as Lord of our lives through self-sacrifice/dying to self and the crucifixion, which is also ours.