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15/01/2023

Join Rev. Dr. David T Miller & Impact Harrisburg Live @ Wesley Union AME Zion church, is not just a church in the community but a church for the community, we are Blessed to be a Blessing. 2219 north 5th street, Harrisburg, PA 12/04/22 Contact us @ (717) 232-4918

15/01/2023

Please join Rev Barbara Elerby and EL ROI’S CHILD MINISTRY, for a message on FASTING entitled: “THE I SPEAK LIFE CHALLENGE”. Sounds strange doesn’t it? Check out this challenge! This message is part of a series on Spiritual Warfare.

14/01/2023

The H.O.P.E. Forum Live; Topic: (The Fall of Man/The Beginning of Human Sin) Page 48 of the Book "As We Walk with God" Scripture: Genesis 3/John 1:1-5/John 3:16

14/01/2023

Join Nathaniel Gadsden's Writer's Wordshop," Remembering MLK " Live! You too can join our virtual gathering on Zoom and get our Zoom information from any of our poets, by request in comments section of this video, contacting The Voice 17104 Harrisburg PA or by calling 717 - 608 - 2312.

13/01/2023

Kenny's Corner Live! Topic: Corruption in County Jails & More ! " We welcome you calls and comments Live @ 717-889-7181.

13/01/2023

Self Care with Nate Gadsden, " my guest for tonight, is Author Terri Martinez. She has a series of Journals that she has created. She also has a new book on Love. Terri wants to send you the cover of the journals and her books so you can show them during our interview. Our topic is "How Journaling & Writing Can Lead to Self-Discovery."

12/01/2023

Moments of Truth Live with Bishop Winston Palmer 01/12/23

12/01/2023

John 15:1-11 documents the final days that Christ spent with his disciples before meeting his cruel death. John 15 contains one of Jesus' most well-known metaphors: the vine and the branches. “I am the True Vine” is the last of seven “I am” declarations of Jesus recorded only in John’s Gospel. These “I am” proclamations point to His unique divine identity and purpose. Jesus said, “I am the True Vine” to closest friends gathered around Him. Jesus was preparing the eleven men left for His pending crucifixion, His resurrection, and His subsequent departure for heaven. He had just told them that He would be leaving them. Knowing how disturbed they would feel, He gave them this lovely metaphor of the True Vine as one of His encouragements. Jesus wanted His friends, not only those eleven, but those of all time, to know that He was not going to desert them, even though they would no longer enjoy His physical presence. His living energy—His spiritual reality—would continue to nourish and sustain them just as the roots and trunk of a grape vine produce the energy that nourishes and sustains its branches while they develop their fruit. Jesus wanted us to know that, even though we cannot see Him, we are as closely connected to Him as the branches of a vine are connected to its stem.

A branch only has life as it is connected to the stock of the vine; a disciple only spiritually lives as they are connected to the Master. The lifeless branch bears no fruit and even its wood is good for nothing but burning. This reference to burning and fire raises the association of punishment in the life to come and warns of the great consequences of failing to abide. The works we do when we are not connected to the source, Jesus Christ, are works of the flesh, and even the ones that seem like they are for God will be proven to be selfish and empty at the judgment. Jesus’ words could also mean that when we attempt to bear fruit apart from abiding in him, we will fail in frustration. Remaining in Jesus is not just one of many things we are asked to do as Jesus-followers. It is the one thing from which everything else proceeds. No one can serve God effectively until he is connected with Jesus Christ by faith. Jesus is our only connection with the God who gave life and who produces in us a fruitful life of righteousness and service. To miss this is to miss Him. And to miss Him is to miss it all. So, we depend on Jesus for everything, starting with our very life—“For in Him we live and move and have our being. We invite you to join our Thursday as we take a closer look at John 15:1-8," The Vine and the Branches ! "

12/01/2023

Rick's Place Live! " The Document Wars ! "

12/01/2023

Life Streamz Live with Pastor Earl Harris; Subject: You Have Already Got It ..59th Podcast 01/12/23

10/01/2023

Please join Rev Barbara Elerby and EL ROI’S CHILD MINISTRY, for Epiphany Tuesday, for a message entitled: “All Three-PT 2”. This message is part of a series on Spiritual Warfare

10/01/2023

" History in our Backyard: Civil Rights in Chester Pa. " The Richard James Show Presents 1/10/23

09/01/2023

As the day for Jesus departure drew ever closer, we find Him preparing men for a ministry that would shortly be handed over to them. The context of these words is the return of the 70 (or 72) disciples that Jesus had sent out to evangelize and prepare His way to Jerusalem. When the 70 return and give their report, they are joyful and a little surprised that “even the demons submit to us in your name”. Jesus’ first words in reply are, “I saw Satan fall like lightning from heaven”. The success of these commissioned disciples – especially their authority over demonic spirits – caused Jesus to speak of the fall of Satan, when he fell as quick and dramatic as lightning from heaven. In remembering the fall of Satan, Jesus also warned them against pride. After all, if Satan could fall like lightning from his place of high spiritual status and privilege, so could they. Jesus initially responds with encouragement regarding the authority he had given to them, but he also challenges them regarding their misplaced joy. Power and authority cannot be our primary source of joy, because it is a fleeting and temporary experience.

Power and authority tend to have a corrupting influence. Whenever fallen men and women gain some level of influence, unless strong checks and balances are in place, you can bet that corruption will follow. Everlasting joy does not develop out of temporary power, but hope in a future reward. It must have been quite an honor to have been chosen to become one of the 12, or one of the 70, and to be endowed with the responsibility, power, and authority, that Christ gave to these disciples. But He was quick to point out that their joy should not be focused on the gifts, abilities, honor, and acclaim, that God had graciously bestowed on them - but rather, that they should rejoice that their names were written in the Book of Life. Today, God wants us to always see that what He did for us always is far greater than what we could ever do for Him. Praise God that in Christ, our sins have been forgiven and eternal life is our present possession. And although we should delight to praise God for the many blessings we receive from Him, day by day, let us rejoice in heart, soul, mind, and strength that our names are written in heaven. We invite you to join our Monday podcast as we take a closer look @ Luke 10:16-21, " The joy of the seventy and Jesus’ warning. "

09/01/2023

The God Is Love Family, Presenting: Mother's of Zion / Million Women Stand. Hosted By Pastor Vera Ann Williams.

09/01/2023

Life Esteem Inc. and Rev. Dr. Nathaniel Gadsden Presents: Servant Leadership 101 Live! Monday's from 11AM - Noon, exclusively on The Voice 17104 Harrisburg, Pa. Would you like to be a guest on a future program ? Feel free to reach out to Dr. Gadsden @ [email protected] or by calling 717- 608 - 2312.

08/01/2023

Pastor Moises Fernandez Presents: Speaking the Truth Live! 01/08/23

08/01/2023

Join Rev. Dr. David T Miller & Impact Harrisburg Live @ Wesley Union AME Zion church, is not just a church in the community but a church for the community, we are Blessed to be a Blessing. 2219 north 5th street, Harrisburg, PA 12/04/22 Contact us @ (717) 232-4918

08/01/2023

Please join Rev Barbara This message is part of a series on Spiritual Warfare.

08/01/2023

07/01/2023

Discussion for the Live HOPE Broadcast on Saturday -January 7th@10:00am
Facilitator: Evang. Cora McCracken
Subject: Who is God? (Going back to our Foundation) Scripture: Genesis 1:1/John 1:1

06/01/2023

Kenny's Corner Live! Back on the Air, we welcome you calls @ 717-889-7181! 01/05/23

05/01/2023

Matthew 6:25–34 continues the Sermon on the Mount with Jesus' teaching about anxiety and arguments against worry. To seek the kingdom of God is to intentionally focus on and fully experience relationship with God, usually through avenues He has provided such as prayer and meditating on His word. Seeking the kingdom of God does not stop there, however; it also includes sharing the fruit of relationship with God with others through things like evangelism, practical giving, and expressing love to others through whatever means God has specially gifted you or directed you. Usually when we "seek" something, we stop the seeking when we find it, but with God the seeking never ends. We don't seek God's kingdom once in our life. It's something that we progressively do every single moment of our life. It's asking ourselves in every situation, "would this bring me closer or farther away from God?" Jesus didn’t just tell them and us to stop worrying; He tells us to replace worry with a concern for the kingdom of God. A habit or a passion can only be given up for a greater habit or passion. If we put God’s kingdom first, He promises heavenly treasure, rest in divine provision, and fulfillment of God’s highest purpose for man – fellowship with Him, and being part of His kingdom.

This choice to seek first the kingdom of God is the fundamental choice everyone makes when we first repent and are converted. Yet every day after that, our new life in Christ will either reinforce that decision or deny it. Finally, does this passage indicate that if we seek the kingdom of God all the things we worry about will be fixed? No, it does not. Seeking God's kingdom does not mean the rest of life will be "fixed," but it does mean that we can have the surety necessary to keep in perspective the power of God over our lives, reducing our need to worry. If you must worry, worry only for the things of today. Most of our worry is over things that we have absolutely no control over anyway, and is therefore foolish as well as harmful. Anxious emotions can't add even an hour to a person's life. Instead, Jesus tells His followers to trust God to provide what they truly need. The context of what we ''need,'' however, is the will of God—which might look very different from what we would prefer. God wants us to remember the past, plan for the future, but live in the present. We invite you to join our Thursday as we take a closer look at Matthew 6:25-34, " Jesus' command, Not To Worry! "

05/01/2023

"Topic for today show is "Unnecessary Confusion in Washington, as always " @ Rick's Place Live! 01/05/23

05/01/2023

Life Streamz Live! Session 61 @ 10:30-11am. Subject: You Already Have It! 01/05/23 Host: Pastor Earl Harris

03/01/2023

Topic - " Political Review for 2023! " Did You Know Podcast Hosted by Richard Utley and special returning host - Tony Ross. 01/03/23

03/01/2023

In Mark chapter 1 we see John the Baptist, introduced as a figure preparing the world for the arrival of the Messiah. Jesus was the coming Messiah and King, and John the Baptist was the one crying in the wilderness. John came baptizing in the wilderness and preaching a baptism of repentance for the remission of sins. John’s ministry met with wonderful response. There were many people who recognized their sinfulness and their need to get ready for the Messiah. They were also willing to do something about it. John recognized that his baptism was only a prelude to what Jesus would bring. The Messiah would bring an immersion in the Holy Spirit that was greater than the immersion in water as a demonstration of repentance. John’s brief ministry was coming to an abrupt halt. The limelight now shifts from the proclaiming prophet and shines brightly on the Lord Jesus Himself. After the arrest of John the Baptist, “Jesus came into Galilee, proclaiming the gospel of God, and saying, ‘The time is fulfilled, and the kingdom of God is at hand; repent and believe in the gospel’. The kingdom Jesus preached was not just about a moral renewal. It was about trusting God, taking Him at His word, and living a relationship of dependence on Him.

Many in Jesus’ audience thought they were already righteous and would gain entrance to the kingdom of God because of their connection to Abraham and Moses and because they were keeping the laws God had given to Israel through Moses. Nevertheless, Their connection to Abraham and Moses wasn’t enough, and their supposedly righteous deeds were not enough. Those things are not what God requires as the standard of righteousness. Instead, Jesus explained that they needed to have a true, internal righteousness, and they did not yet have that. It wasn’t just a king that they needed—they needed a savior. Sadly, only a few would recognize that need. Jesus’ message was truly good news, and the people needed to change their minds from unbelief to belief. Lastly, our Lord gives His hearers a double command – repent and believe. He first calls for our repentance – a turning away from sin to Him – a turning from the error of our ways to His life giving Way. He follows this by calling us in faith to receive the forgiveness He so graciously and freely offers. Can we honestly say today," that we have turned away from our existing temporal objects of trust – objects that will always prove false in the end leaving us wanting and to commit oneself wholeheartedly to Jesus as the object of our faith – our Surety – One on whom we can fully depend – the Way, the Truth and the Life. We invite you to join out Tuesday as we take a closer look at Mark 1:6-15, " The Beginning of the Gospel; Jesus Announced the Good News! "

03/01/2023

" Best 10 African Countries for Living or Retiring " The Richard James Show Presents 01/03/23

03/01/2023

God's Word is Therapeutic Live with Rev. Waverly Dixon; Topic, " God's Greatness !" Please join us on January 3, 2023, @ 11AM as we reflect on our lives in 2022 through the lens of Psalm 139...
"O Lord, you have examined my heart and know everything about me" 🙏🏽🕊💞 Psalm 139:1 (NLT)

03/01/2023

The Ron Chapel Show. Following up with returning guest host: Anthony Harrell. 01/02/23

02/01/2023

Matthew 7 concludes Matthew's the Evangelist telling of Jesus' long Sermon on the Mount, begun in chapter 5. Jesus' sermon concludes with an illustration emphasizing the difference between merely hearing Jesus' teaching and fully living by it. He has revealed in the previous verses that He alone will declare who is allowed into His kingdom and who will be turned away. The deciding factor will be whether He knows a person and whether they did the will of His Father. Christ has made clear that false prophets and false followers will not be welcome, even if they claimed to follow Him—even if they did supposedly-great works in His name. Now Jesus uses yet another word picture to show the difference between those who practice what He has taught and those who continue to follow the false path of the false prophets.

Living according to Jesus' teaching, He says, is like a wise man who builds his house on a foundation of rock. The following verses will illustrate the positive effects of building a life and one's beliefs on a solid foundation. They will also explain the disaster which comes from poor foundations. But while Jesus’s metaphor applies to the floods we face in this life, it speaks directly to the day of judgment. When God judges our life (like a flood hitting a house), the only houses that will not fall are ones that have been built and founded on the rock of Jesus Christ’s words. There are those who will look at their supposedly great deeds and presume they deserve heaven; Nevertheless, doing great works while borrowing Jesus' reputation is not enough. Those who are not truly Christ's followers will be sent away on judgment day, rather than being welcomed in. The wise man’s house will remain standing and his work will have endured the floods and fires of Christ’s judgment. The foolish man’s house will have suffered a great fall and his work will be consumed by the floods and fires of Christ’s judgment. Life brings challenges to all people. To live by Jesus' teaching is like building the house of your life on a solid foundation instead of shifting sand. We invite you to join our Monday as we take a closer look at Matthew 7:21-29, " The Sermon on the Mount continued: The Decision between two builders and their destiny! " 01/02/23

02/01/2023

God Is Love Live, " Let's discuss, " Royal Kings Partnership & More!!! " Hosted by Pastor Vera Ann Williams and Guest: Brian Smith 01/02/22

02/01/2023

Servant Leadership 101 Live! Topic: " Injustice in our World and the Spiritual " 01/02/22

01/01/2023

Join Rev. Dr. David T Miller & Impact Harrisburg Live Christmas Edition @ Wesley Union AME Zion church, is not just a church in the community but a church for the community, we are Blessed to be a Blessing. 2219 north 5th street, Harrisburg, PA 12/04/22 https://wesleyunionamez.squarespace.com/ Contact us @ (717) 232-4918

01/01/2023

Please join Rev Barbara Elerby and EL ROI’S CHILD MINISTRY, Sunday, January 1, 2023 for the first Holy Communion message of the new year, entitled: “With My Hands Up”!

Please take some time to prepare your heart and elements to partake of Holy Communion! Praying a Happy, Blessed, Holy Spirit New Year for each of us as well as all of us!! This message is part of a series on Spiritual Warfare.

31/12/2022

Subject: Watch Night-Going Forward in a New And Better Way. Scripture: Matt. 2:1-12

30/12/2022

Self Care with Rev. Dr. Nate Gadsden 12/29/22 Topic: " Avoiding domestic violence especially during the holidays."

29/12/2022

The Blood Speaks 2! Prophetess Roberta Ford 12/29/22