Category: Teaching

In the Old Testament, within the pages of the book of Nehemiah, we encounter a compelling narrative that resonates deeply with our contemporary spiritual journey. Nehemiah, a faithful servant, found himself in the employ of King Artaxerxes I of Persia. As the king’s cupbearer, he held a position of trust and esteem, enjoying close proximity […]

In the tapestry of human interactions, we often encounter two distinct yet intertwined threads: entitlement and presumption. If left unchecked, these interwoven concepts can unravel the delicate fabric of relationships and hinder our spiritual growth. Understanding their nuances and embracing a mindset of humility and grace is crucial for fostering harmonious connections and deepening our […]

Some messages are timeless. My father (also my spiritual father), Roy Walden, Sr., went to heaven after decades of faithful ministry as a pastor in many churches across the mid-west and deep south. His doctrine and message was clear, profound, and anointed. The following message on “Grace vs. Law” is a liberating, informative, and inspiring […]

When to Leave a Difficult Situation Introduction Life is full of challenges and difficult situations. Sometimes, we find ourselves in circumstances that are toxic, unhealthy, or simply make us miserable. But when do we know it’s time to leave? My spiritual father once told me, “When the pain of staying becomes greater than the pain […]

I want to speak to you about laying your Isaacs on the altar. This is a difficult and challenging topic, but it is one that is essential to our spiritual growth and development. What does it mean to lay your Isaac on the altar? It means to surrender the things that are most precious to […]

Timing is Everything. We hear that often, but realize this – if you miss God’s timing, the cost can be brutal beyond imagining. Judas blew it because he failed in this area. He tried to press Jesus into acting out of God’s timing. Esau blew it because of not cooperating with God’s timing. Barnabas and […]

As a minister with over 40 years of experience in the gospel (reaching people of all faiths), I’m often interested in the intersection of data and faith. Recently, I’ve been looking at data on Catholics’ love for reading, learning, and going deeper into their understanding of the Word of God. Commonly, in my Charismatic/Evangelical background, […]

[Heb 11:1]  “Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen.” Faith is one of the most important things in life. It is what allows us to believe in things that we cannot see, and it is what gives us hope in the darkest of times. But what exactly […]