In this episode, Kevin Angell explores the intense and misunderstood story of Sodom and Gomorrah, delving into themes of divine justice, human intercession, and God's mercy. Through a detailed examination of Genesis chapters 18 and 19, he highlights the spiritual, moral, and cultural dynamics that led to the cities' downfall, while drawing parallels to contemporary issues of compromise and conviction. The conversation emphasizes the importance of intercession, the call to holiness, and the hope available to those who feel like outcasts.

In this episode, Kevin Angell discusses the reasons why Christians should not celebrate Halloween, exploring its pagan roots, the appearance of evil, and the implications for spiritual warfare. He emphasizes the importance of teaching children holiness and the call for Christians to be set apart from worldly practices. The conversation encourages listeners to redeem the season by celebrating God's provision without embracing fear and darkness.

In this episode, Kevin Angell explores the complex and often misunderstood topic of the Mark of the Beast as described in the Book of Revelation. He delves into its implications for identity, spiritual warfare, and the choices believers face in a world that often demands conformity. Through a series of segments, he discusses the historical context, symbolism, and the contrasting marks of the beast and the lamb, emphasizing the importance of faith over fear and the call to resist coercive systems that seek to control. Angell encourages listeners to embrace their identity in Christ and to live marked by grace rather than fear.

In this episode, Kevin Angell discusses the dangers of witchcraft and its deception in contrast to God's holiness. He emphasizes the spiritual rebellion that witchcraft represents, the influence it has on leadership and culture, and the importance of seeking spiritual insight solely from God. The conversation also touches on the consequences of engaging with witchcraft, the power of God over such practices, and the necessity of repentance and spiritual awakening.

In this episode, Kevin Angell discusses the theme of persecution in the Christian faith, emphasizing that it is a promised aspect of living a godly life. He explores how believers can respond to persecution with love, perseverance, and prayer, while also recognizing the spiritual battle at play. The conversation highlights the blessings that can come from suffering for Christ and the importance of maintaining an eternal perspective. Angell encourages listeners to honor those who are persecuted and to be a light in the darkness, standing firm in their faith despite opposition. Our podcast song is at the end

In this episode, Kevin Angell discusses the importance of loving your neighbor, drawing from biblical teachings and personal experiences. He emphasizes that love is not just a feeling but an action that requires intentionality and sacrifice. The conversation explores various aspects of love, including who qualifies as a neighbor, the barriers to loving others, and the transformative power of love in community. Angell encourages listeners to reflect on their relationships and to seek ways to express love, even to those who are difficult to love. The episode concludes with a prayer for guidance in loving others as Jesus taught.

Here Kevin Angell talks about men and woman and their controversial rolls in the church. This is all biblical that he talks about and is backed by scripture from the NKJV of the Holy Bible.

In this episode, Kevin Angell explores the Book of Revelation, emphasizing its core themes: the glory of Christ, the call to faithful endurance, and the hope of eternal restoration. He discusses the significance of the letters to the seven churches, the worship in the throne room of heaven, the unfolding of God's judgment and justice, and the promise of a new heaven and earth. The conversation highlights the importance of faith, repentance, and the ultimate triumph of Christ over chaos and despair.