How Did I Get Here The Podcast

04/15/2025

In moments of distress, it's all too common to raise our hands in desperation, seeking help from those around us, a feeling I've experienced myself. However, I was recently inspired by a young brother on the Blessed app Pastor Tisdale of what I did to transform my plea for assistance into a wave offering of worship. In that pivotal moment of choice, I discovered that when I turned my focus from seeking human aid to offering praise, God manifested His presence in ways I never expected. If you're reading this, I urge you to consciously lift your hands in worship and present God with your sacrifice of praise. I understand that burdens can weigh heavily on your heart, making it feel weak, but that’s precisely why this act of worship is so profound—it may seem simple, yet it demands so much from you. In the midst of your storms, remember His promise to be there for you; you can always rely on Him. So, let your wave of help transform into a wave of worship, and experience the divine presence that follows. Share your testimony—God will show up!
Bishop Scarborough

03/30/2024

Reflecting on 1 Peter 3:15-16, it's clear that as believers, we're encouraged to be prepared to explain our faith and actions. This passage prompts a season of introspection, urging us to consider the transformation we've undergone since embracing faith in Christ. It reminds us of the disciples, particularly Peter, whose lives were profoundly altered by their encounter with Jesus.

In today's society, where the prevailing attitude might be indifference to others' opinions, these verses challenge us to respond differently. They call us to engage with others respectfully and thoughtfully, armed with a clear conscience and an understanding of the current cultural climate.

This scripture isn't just about defending our beliefs; it's about living them out. It asks us to examine the reasons behind our choices, our avoidance of certain places, the way we treat our spouse, and how we speak of our neighbors. It's a call to ensure that our trust in God is evident in all aspects of our lives, reflecting the reasons for our behavior.

Ultimately, saying "I am the way I am" isn't a dismissal but an invitation to introspect and represent our faith authentically. It's a reminder to consider who we truly represent in our words and actions. Think about it.

03/22/2024

What do these words mean to you
king of kings
Lord of lords?

03/19/2024