The Gathering Tabernacle

Reformation: Called to be Like Christ

Welcome back to today's episode of The Gathering Tabernacle Podcast. On today's episode we have Pastor Dan Goostree being obedient to Holy Spirit in sharing truth. You are called to do as Christ did and He says you will do more if you choose to. When is enough, enough? You don't have to live this miserable life until you get to Heaven. When you are born again you are set free, restored, made whole, and have Holy Spirit within you to guide you and teach you these things. This is only if you are willing to choose to receive this. God won't force you to receive what He's given you, but He does give you every opportunity to choose to receive Him. Do you truly believe that God heals? Do you truly believe he satisfies all your needs? There is so much more for you! Sermon from 4-5-26 by Pastor Dan Goostree Please subscribe to receive notifications of future episodes and leave a comment and review. You can find us online @www.thegatheringtabernacle.com or follow us on Facebook and/or Instagram. Music by Ruwin from Pixabay

Reformation: Palm Sunday, The Promises Are Yours

Welcome back to The Gathering Tabernacle Podcast. Today's episode we have several different speakers sharing a testimony of healing, a young boy name Grady being obedient to what the Lord has called him to do, and a vision shared with the church. Remember that when you feel defeated with no way out, someone is watching to see your response. Your response can bring them to Christ or steer them away. Know that the Lord your God is safety. When you step into Him and be His living vessel, there is no fear. All we are to do is to honor God in every circumstance. This is not possible in your own strength, however with God all things are possible. There are opportunities everywhere you go to share the gospel.  Sermon from 3-29-26 by Pastor Dan Goostree & Grady Cantwell Please subscribe to receive notifications of future episodes and leave a comment and review. You can find us online @www.thegatheringtabernacle.com or follow us on Facebook and/or Instagram. Music by Ruwin from Pixabay

Reformation: The Forgotten Joy

Welcome back to The Gathering Tabernacle Podcast. Today's episode we have Evangelist Tod Hill being obedient to Holy Spirit because he is a living vessel as we all should be. When Holy Spirit moves, it's hard to follow instead of lead but it is what God calls us to do. Jesus never promised smooth sailing, but He did promise joy in the journey and a safe arrival to the other side. You can't ask too big of things from God. Maybe lately you've been hearing your worthless, trapped, a terrible person, helpless, disliked, disrespected, or want to die. If you've been hearing these thoughts I encourage you to take a listen and remember that Holy Spirit isn't just Holy Spirit and fire but Holy Spirit and fun. You've forgotten the joy that Christ freely gave. Are you ready to receive? Are you ready to escape the lies and learn how to fight against the enemy? Sermon from 3-22-26 by Evangelist Tod Hill Please subscribe to receive notifications of future episodes and leave a comment and review. You can find us online @www.thegatheringtabernacle.com or follow us Facebook and/or Instagram.  Music by Ruwin from Pixabay

Reformation: Are You Being Controlled By Sin Nature?

Welcome back to today's episode of The Gathering Tabernacle Podcast. On today's episode we have a short skit to show what it means to be once controlled by sin nature and then walking in righteousness with Christ Jesus. We also have Andrew Wilson sharing a powerful life changing testimony how he began to understand he doesn't have to be controlled by sin nature anymore and he can walk in the fullness that God has for him. Maybe you think you're saved, but you continuously fall into sin because the world normalizes sin and you've accepted it. Understand that you do not have to accept sin because it seems normal. Let's be changed by Christ this year to stop managing our filth. Let's be real and realize that the reason we have sin in our lives is because we are choosing to sin. We are choosing to be separated from God. Christ has done his part in abolishing sin nature and now it is our choice to walk in that righteousness He has provided. Let's be transformed in His image.  Please subscribe to receive notifications of future episodes and leave a comment and/or review. You can find us online @www.thegatheringtabernacle.com or follow us on Facebook and Instagram. Sermon from 2-1-26 by Pastor Dan Goostree Music by Ruwin from Pixabay

Reformation: Walking in Graveclothes

Welcome back to The Gathering Tabernacle Podcast! Today's episode we are welcoming Pastor Bob Allmon to share short testimonies along with giving the answers how to break off the chains in your life. *Spoiler Alert* - the answer is Jesus. If you have a need today, the answer is Jesus! God drew a bloodline over our lives so whatever you are tired of in your life take action through the power and authority of Jesus Christ. You get the choice to make if you want to continue wearing the heavy chains, or if you're going to take them to Jesus and walk in His authority to break them off. Jesus is still on the throne so no you are not defeated walking on this earth. You do not have to wait until you get to Heaven to have peace or joy within your life. The time is now! The work is finished! Jesus didn't defeat death so you could continue to walk in darkness. He defeated death so you wouldn't have to live a miserable life but rather walk in freedom. Situations may not always change, but your peace in Him will. So why are you still running from God? He makes such a difference in your life if you allow Him to. There is more! There are people who are saved but still trapped in graveclothes. (John 11: 43-44) No more walking bound, but in freedom because of the mighty name of Jesus Christ. Please subscribe to receive notifications of future episodes and leave a comment and review. You can find us online @www.thegatheringtabernacle.com or follow us on Facebook and/or instagram. Sermon from 3-8-26 by Pastor Bob Allmon Music by Ruwin from Pixabay