09-08-2025 PART 1: Owning Our Walk Prayer Warriors, Honest Confession, and Malachi’s Wake-Up Call
Section 1
The show kicks off with the familiar mix of DDDDDs, goofy news, faith-centered life lessons, and Bible trivia, all wrapped in joyful sound effects and humor that keep things light while pointing back to Scripture. Listeners are invited to engage—call, text, or email—with a special focus on community intercession: “What can our prayer warriors pray for you about?” Testimonies are encouraged because they glorify God (Isaiah 43:7), strengthen believers, and witness to those who don’t yet believe. The heartbeat is simple and pastoral: share praise reports, bring prayer needs, and let’s seek the Lord together in real time.
Section 2
Program updates note recent replays during travel, a live return to the studio, and a brief family report: a Spirit-led visit with the host’s brother in hospice that was marked by grace-filled moments. Practical items include a new (untested) brochure/business-card form on the website and a fun heads-up about forthcoming honey-jar trivia giveaways. The community immediately turns to intercession for a brother battling pain–pill addiction—uniting faith for miraculous deliverance, trusting God’s kindness, mercy, and power to break chains and restore. Listeners are urged to keep sharing progress and needs as the show continues its normal rhythm.
Section 3
Today’s teaching resumes in Malachi 3:13 after the tithes/offering challenge, where God confronts His people for speaking against Him and doubting the value of obedience. The corrective: own sin quickly, don’t justify self (cf. Job 32), and practice honest confession (1 John 1)—illustrated by a personal testimony of instant deliverance from longstanding drug use after a transparent prayer. The common complaint that evildoers prosper is answered by Psalm 73:17: their “final destiny” clarifies everything; none “get away with it.” Believers are called to receive loving discipline, reject envy, and rejoice in God’s daily mercy and our glorious eternity, closing with prayer for humility, cleansing, and steadfast hope.
