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Tony Alamo, August 11, 2026

Tony Alamo, August 11, 2026

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Ep237, How To Have Gods Life Living In You Part 135, The Narrow Way: Faith, Judgment, and the Battle Against Propaganda The Narrow Way and the End Times Tony Alamo opens the program by describing the message as Part 135 of a continuing series about having God’s life living within a person. He says the church is experiencing a “great falling away” and interprets false doctrine and propaganda as signs connected with the return of Jesus Christ. He presents Jesus as the only door to the kingdom of heaven and repeatedly urges listeners to follow what he calls the straight and narrow way. The opening prayer asks God to speak through him and strengthen the church. The episode’s central religious framework is that salvation requires faith in Jesus, repentance, obedience, and continued adherence to God’s Word. Signs, Healing, and Testimonies Alamo says that supernatural signs identify people who are truly of the Lord, including healing the sick, casting out devils, raising the dead, and receiving answers to prayer. He claims that he has prayed over dead people who rose, that prayer can affect the weather, and that people he prays for are healed. Sharon then reads a letter from Nigeria containing accounts of improved business circumstances, a child’s healing, and a dangerous vehicle incident in which newsletters from the ministry were treated symbolically like Elijah’s mantle. Alamo adds a prison story about Liam Hamilton and a man called Bogey, claiming that prayer in Jesus’ name brought immediate healing and contributed to Bogey’s conversion. These accounts are presented in the transcript as religious testimonies and personal claims rather than independently established medical or supernatural facts. Propaganda, Satan, and Public Belief A major theme throughout the program is Alamo’s belief that propaganda creates artificial values and causes people to accept lies. He connects propaganda with Satan’s deception of Eve in the Garden of Eden and argues that the same method is used in modern society through institutions, media, governments, and websites. He repeatedly identifies the Vatican and Rome with Satan’s seat and “Mystery Babylon the Great,” presenting this as his interpretation of biblical prophecy. He warns listeners against material he considers spiritually corrupting and urges them to measure what they hear against the Bible. In his framing, propaganda is both a political technique and a central weapon in spiritual warfare. Ezekiel, Judgment, and Biblical Standards The program turns to readings from Ezekiel, first from Chapter 1 and then more extensively from Chapter 18. The discussion emphasizes the statement that “the soul that sinneth, it shall die,” along with passages describing justice, treatment of the poor, violence, adultery, usury, and obedience to God’s statutes. Alamo argues that Christians are permitted and required to judge conduct when the standard being used is the Word of God rather than personal opinion. He also refers to Revelation, the judgment of angels, and the idea of measuring conduct by Scripture. Throughout this portion, Sharon reads the biblical text while Alamo frequently interrupts to interpret it and apply it to contemporary people and institutions. Personal Legal History and Claims of Persecution Alamo devotes a substantial section to his own legal and personal history, portraying court cases, tax proceedings, imprisonment, media depictions, and the loss of ministry property as products of propaganda and false testimony. He describes wearing dark glasses because of glaucoma and recounts trying to counter imagery that associated him with sinister figures by using photographs of other well-known people who wore dark glasses. He discusses a former wife, a divorce, alleged financial claims, witnesses, a tax-court exchange, a six-year prison sentence, and the seizure of properties. He also says that he evangelized while incarcerated and that many prisoners were saved. These events and allegations are presented as Alamo’s own account and are not independently verified by the transcript. Repentance, Salvation, and the Closing Call Near the end, Alamo applies the Ezekiel passages to governments and others he accuses of violence, oppression, adultery, false judgment, and neglect of poor people around the world. He says the ministry spends money feeding poor and needy people in Africa, India, the Philippines, the United States, and elsewhere, while criticizing policies he believes contribute to hunger. The program then closes with a direct appeal for listeners to repent and believe the gospel, followed by a salvation prayer centered on Jesus Christ’s death, blood, resurrection, forgiveness, and entry into the believer’s heart. Sharon gives the website, mailing address, telephone number, and fax number for obtaining Program 237 without charge. The final recorded segment introduces “Onward, Christian Soldiers” with a call for Christians to ...
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