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When you read all of the prophetic books together, it can seem like God is saying much of the same things over and over. But that should be a great encouragement to us! God does not change! What He rebuked and reprimanded His people about in Joel are the same things He rebukes and reprimands His people about in Malachi! We don't have to wonder what God wants from us or if He will accept us - He's written it all down for us! And that includes how we can know how we will fare on the Day of the Lord! 

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Did you know that evangelizing the Gospel is not something new in the New Testament? God used prophets beginning all the way back with Moses to preach the good news of salvation that can only come from God. In this episode, we look at God commanding Jeremiah to preach the Gospel to the people of Judah and attach the acronym R.E.A.C.H. to remind us of all of the reasons God commands us to be a part of bringing people to salvation even though He is completely responsible for someone coming to salvation.

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God often had Old Testament Prophets do difficult, and even bizarre, things. And nowhere do we see that more than with the Prophet Ezekiel. In this episode, we delve into a very odd passage where God tells Ezekiel to tell the exiles of Judah in Babylon about the forthcoming siege of Jerusalem and the dire consequences the people will face, by first, performing dramatic theater for the people, then by lying on the ground on either of his sides while tied up in ropes, and then by drinking a small amount of water, and baking an unusual cake of bread over human excrement!  

Why would God have Ezekiel do these things and use such bizarre methods to give the people His message? What does this passage tell us about prophets? What does this passage have to do with us today? And finally, why is this passage in the Bible?!

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Join us this week as we discuss Amos and Obadiah.  Amos is most known for his words on the purpose of prophets and the famine of hearing the words of The Lord.  Prophets of our youth have special place in our hearts.  Latter Day prophets have themes.  We can be saviors with a lower case "s" for those that have not received the gospel.

From Come Follow Me:
God chose Abraham’s seed to be His covenant people so that they would “be a blessing” to all people (see Genesis 12:2–3). But instead, by the time of Amos’s ministry, many of the covenant people were oppressing the poor and ignoring the prophets, making their acts of worship empty and meaningless (see Amos 2:6–16). True, the nations surrounding them were also guilty of great sins (see Amos 1; 2:1–5), but that has never been an excuse for God’s people (see Amos 3:2). So God sent a herdsman from Judah named Amos to preach repentance to the Kingdom of Israel. Later, God also declared through the prophet Obadiah that although the Kingdom of Judah had been destroyed, the Lord would gather and bless His people again. The covenant people had strayed from the Lord, both prophets testified, but they would not be cast off forever. When God reveals His secrets to His servants the prophets (see Amos 3:7), we can take it as a sign that He still wants to help us live up to the covenants we made with Him.

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God designed the spiritual office for the perfecting of the saints! However, in this day some people try to operate in these sacred offices for the wrong reasons and that's dangerous!

We've come to shed some light and bring clarity to this very important subject.

Please join MJ and Bishop Edwin Walker as we discuss the significance & responsibilities of the apostle, prophet, evangelist, pastor & teacher.  I know you will enjoy this!

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ABOUT THE GUEST:
Bishop E.M. Walker has served as the pastor of Friendly Temple COGIC (Chicago, IL) for 33 years. He has served in various district, jurisdictional and national capacities including Vice President of the International Youth Dept. of  the COGIC. In 2019, he was appointed as the Prelate of the great Northern IL Jurisdiction of the Churches of God In Christ. 

Bishop E.M. Walker often says he loves God for real. He has displayed his love for God by serving His people. He works with various civic and community involved organizations.  He serves as President for Bread of Life Chaplains. This committee services the detainees of the Cook County correctional facilities.  He is also Founder & CEO of the Favors Walker Family Life Foundation, a non-profit organization whose goal is the empowerment of the community and it’s youth toward successful revitalization. He has organized health, wellness, financial literacy and other events ministering to the whole man.

He is endowed with wisdom and operates in many of the spiritual gifts. The anointing on his life and the dynamic ability to preach God’s word has made him a well sought-after minister to the body of believers.

Bishop E.M. Walker is a loyal husband to his lovely wife, Lady Salana Walker, a dedicated father of five children and three grandchildren.