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Your mouth is telling a story every day. The question we wrestle with is whether that story matches fear and lack or matches God’s Word. Chaplain Terry Warner kicks off Decree Number Two by grounding us in Job 22:27–28, then lands on a simple, powerful line from Psalm 34:1: “I will bless the Lord at all times; His praise shall continually be in my mouth.” We talk about why praise is not a mood, it’s a decision and a discipline that can steady your faith when life feels loud.

From there, we get honest about a pattern many of us slip into: decreeing what we already have. “More month than money” might feel relatable, but it can also become a default confession that keeps your focus locked on shortage. We explore the difference between bringing real needs to God and treating Him like a machine where you put in effort and expect a guaranteed product. This is where the episode turns practical: shift your language, shift your expectations, and start agreeing with what God says instead of rehearsing what you fear.

We also go straight to the heart of the gospel. God does not send Jesus to condemn the world, but to save it, and we connect that to the cross, righteousness, and what it means to trust God even when you don’t “feel” worthy. Then we make it concrete with two core passages: Romans 10:9–10 as a spoken confession of salvation, and 1 Corinthians 1:30 as a declaration of your identity in Christ: wisdom, righteousness, sanctification, and redemption.

If you want Scripture-based declarations, Christian encouragement, and a clear way to practice faith with your words, press play. Subscribe, share this with a friend who needs a reset, and leave a review telling us what you’re choosing to decree this week.

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We kick off decree number one with Psalm 118:24 and make a clear choice to rejoice and be glad, no matter what the day brings. We connect daily praise to victory in Jesus Christ, then lay out a simple rhythm of rejoicing, nonstop prayer, and constant thanks.
• Psalm 118:24 as a daily decree for joy
• praising God in peaceful seasons, not only in trouble
• choosing rejoicing as authority over evil, not approval of hardship
• overcoming by the blood of the Lamb and the word of testimony from Revelation 12:11
• building daily habits from 1 Thessalonians 5:16–22, including prayer, gratitude, discernment, and avoiding evil
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Your words are not neutral, and the mountain in your path is listening. Chaplain Terry Warner digs into the biblical idea of “decrees” and why Job 22:28 is so challenging and so hopeful: you can decree a thing and God can establish it, bringing light to your ways. We also get real about the gap between what we say we believe and what we consistently speak, especially when frustration, delay, or disappointment hits.

We walk through the foundation scriptures and then move into Jesus’ teaching in Mark 11:23–24 about speaking to the mountain, believing without doubt, and praying with trust that what you asked is granted. If you’ve ever said, “I tried that and it didn’t work,” we unpack a hard possibility: the principle may be working in the opposite direction through negative confession. That spiral of anger, fear, and repeated negative words can keep the obstacle “intact” right where you don’t want it.

One of the most practical moments comes from an aviation mindset: “Aviate, navigate, communicate.” When you get behind, stabilize first, then figure out what’s happening, then speak and act with clarity. We connect that to a steady Christian life marked by repentance, follow-through, and communion with the Holy Spirit, while staying inside God’s boundaries in Scripture rather than layering on personal preferences.

We also invite you to join a focused July journey of studying God’s decrees and practicing faith-filled, Scripture-aligned words, starting with Psalm 118:24. Subscribe, share this with a friend who needs a reset, and leave a review, then tell us: what’s one decree you want to make for July?

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If you’ve ever found yourself repeating Bible verses like a formula and still feeling stuck, this conversation will challenge you in the best way. I’m Chaplain Terry Warner, and I’m starting a new adventure on confessing the Word not as religious noise, but as a prayer practice that changes the person praying. Instead of constant requesting, I’m inviting you to bring Scripture into your mouth and your daily life until it starts reshaping your heart from the inside out.

We camp in Joshua 1:7-9 where God links strength, courage, wisdom, and “good success” to a simple discipline: don’t let the Word depart from your mouth, and meditate on it day and night. Then we turn to Hebrews 4:12 to remember why this works the Word is alive, powerful, and precise, able to expose what’s really driving us. I also talk about how words act like containers, carrying pictures into your mind, will, and emotions, and why emotions alone can’t be trusted to steer a faithful, steady life.

We also get honest about love. God doesn’t need love to become real because He already is love, but we need to stay in love when pressure hits. That’s why the “inner man” has to change, and why confession isn’t about hype it’s about formation. If you want a closer walk with Jesus, stronger daily discipline, and a clearer way to pray, press play, subscribe, share this with a friend, and leave a review so more people can find it.

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We come back with a fresh tone and a clear message: God knows us by name, loves us at the cross, and calls us to live like new creations. We unpack why speech is a gift, how Jesus becomes the Word made flesh, and why our daily words reveal what we really believe.
• God’s personal, intimate love proven in Romans 5
• Justification and right relationship with God through Christ’s blood
• Identity shift from Saul to Paul as a picture of new creation
• 1 Thessalonians 5 as a map for alert, steady Christian living
• Rejoicing, praying, and giving thanks as daily spiritual practice
• Not quenching the Holy Spirit and testing what we hear
• Why redemption requires Jesus to be fully God and fully man
• Words as the restored communication link between God and humanity
• The believer as the body of Christ with speech that builds up
• Accountability for idle words and choosing speech that does good

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Memorial Day is not just a date on the calendar, and it is not just a day off. From Bohemian Cemetery in Timken, Kansas, we walk back through the true origins of Memorial Day, once called Decoration Day, born in the shadow of the Civil War and the staggering loss of life that followed. We talk through early gatherings of remembrance, from Charleston in 1865 to community-wide traditions like Waterloo, and how national recognition and General John A. Logan’s order helped shape a day set apart for honoring the fallen.

Then the conversation turns from history to the raw, human center of why remembrance matters: the fear of death. We reflect on the scale of lives lost in wars across history, and we connect that reality to a personal spiritual journey that wrestles with repentance, salvation, and what it means for faith to actually change a life. This is not abstract theology. It is belief tested under pressure.

The heart of the episode is a Vietnam War story told moment by moment: darkness broken by parachute flares, gunfire at close range, Claymore mines, and the shock of seeing an enemy soldier aiming directly at you. A shell slams in and lands inches away without exploding. Two grenades slip into a foxhole at the worst possible moment. One soldier survives, another does not, and the memory never really leaves.

If you care about Memorial Day history, veterans, fallen soldiers, and the meaning behind “freedom is not free,” you will find something here worth sitting with. Subscribe, share this with someone who needs the reminder, and leave a review, then tell us what Memorial Day means to you today.

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Unforgiveness can feel like strength, like you’re protecting yourself, keeping the score, making sure “justice” happens. But I’ve learned it’s a cage. Captain Terry Warner lays it out plainly: trying to get even is not a healing path, and forgiveness is the open door to living free. Grounded in Scripture and practical Christian living, we talk about kindness, mercy, and why repaying evil for evil only keeps the pain working overtime.

From there, we shift into a daily faith mindset that refuses doom and gloom. Psalm 118:24 becomes a battle cry for ordinary days: if God gave you breath today, you can rejoice today. We press into real questions like: Are you in the Word? Do you have a Bible study going? Are you having fun in Jesus, or stuck in complaint and frustration? This is heart-level discipleship, not performance.

Then we get specific about prayer and spiritual growth. We call out the “grocery list” prayer life and invite you into unceasing prayer with purpose, including the simple discipline of a prayer journal. We also explore the Holy Spirit, spiritual gifts, speaking in tongues, and prophecy as tools for closeness with God, encouragement, and direction, not confusion or hype. Captain Terry shares bold faith declarations about divine health and prosperity even while dealing with Parkinson’s symptoms, and he closes with a clear invitation to give your heart to Jesus Christ.

If this stirred something in you, subscribe for more, share this with a friend who needs freedom, and leave a review so more people can find it. What part hit you hardest: forgiveness, prayer, or spiritual gifts?

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God knows your name. Not as a metaphor, not as a nice thought, but as a personal reality that can stop you in your tracks and also steady your heart. We sit with that truth and follow it into Part 2 of “No Longer An Old Sinner But Made A Child Of God,” building a Christian identity that is rooted in Scripture rather than shame, fear, or spiritual guesswork.

We read and reflect on 1 Thessalonians 5, where Paul warns about end times confusion and reminds believers that the return of the Lord comes suddenly, like a thief in the night. Instead of chasing panic or rumors, we focus on what the text actually calls us to: staying awake, watchful, sober, calm, and grounded. If we belong to the day, we live like it. If we are sons and daughters of light, we stop making peace with spiritual sleep.

The thread that ties it all together is redemption and salvation through Jesus Christ the Messiah. God is not appointing us to wrath or selecting us for condemnation; He wants us to obtain His salvation, share His life, and walk with confidence that He is for us. We also land on practical Christian living: encouraging each other, respecting leaders, keeping peace, helping the weak, and staying patient with everyone. Subscribe, share this with a friend who needs steady hope, and leave a review telling us what line challenged you most.

"The Flowers You Are Picking Today Come From the Seeds You Planted Yesterday. Don't Like Your Boquet Of Flowers? Then Change the Seeds You Are Planting Today." Chaplain Terry