Selfish or Self-Love?

"Convictions & Grace: Finding Unity in the Essentials"

In this heartfelt episode, we dive into an important and often overlooked truth: not all Christians will share the same personal convictions. From music choices to worship styles, social issues to daily habits—our individual walks with Christ can look very different. But where do we draw the line between core convictions and non-essentials? We explore how the Bible calls us to stand firm in foundational truths—like salvation through Jesus, the authority of Scripture, and the call to love—but also to extend grace in areas where Scripture allows freedom. Join us as we unpack how to: * Recognize the difference between essential and non-essential convictions * Walk in unity without demanding uniformity * Offer grace without compromising truth It’s time for the Church to reflect Christ not just in belief, but in how we treat one another.

"Grace vs. Discord: Confronting the Militant Spirit of the Black Hebrew Israelites"

In this powerful and necessary episode, we address the recent protest by the Black Hebrew Israelites at 2819 Church — an event that many witnessed as not just a disruption, but a direct spiritual attack on the Body of Christ. While the group claims biblical legitimacy, their militant tone and divisive rhetoric, raise serious concerns within the Christian community. We take a hard look at their core beliefs through the lens of Scripture, exposing the theological inconsistencies and unbiblical doctrines that stand in stark contrast to the message of grace, love, and unity found in Jesus. This conversation is not about condemnation — it’s about truth, discernment, and protecting the flock from teachings that sow hate and discord rather than peace and reconciliation. Join us as we speak honestly and boldly about what happened at 2819 Church, and why the actions and attitudes on display reflect something far from the heart of God. It’s time to shine light on deception and stand firm in the truth of the Gospel. Scripture Focus: Ephesians 4:14-15 | Romans 16:17 | Matthew 5:9

“When Opinions Divide: Allen Parr & Elevation Worship”

In this thought-provoking episode, we dive into the recent discussion surrounding Allen Parr’s personal opinion about Elevation Worship. While Elevation Worship has created powerful, biblically-sound music that resonates with millions of believers worldwide, Allen Parr’s commentary has stirred a conversation that many feel could cause unnecessary division within the body of Christ. We explore the impact of influential voices in the Christian community, the responsibility that comes with public opinions, and the importance of unity in worship—even when theological preferences differ. Is there room for personal opinion in public ministry? How do we discern healthy critique from divisive commentary? Join us for a balanced conversation on conviction, community, and the power of worship that glorifies God—regardless of the vessel. 🔔 Subscribe & listen now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you stream your episodes!

Operating In The Wrong Kingdom by Elder Robert Hodges III

On this episode of the I Value Your Perspective (I.V.Y.P.) Podcast, We are joined by Christian author Elder Robert Hodges III for an inspiring discussion about his book, Operating In The Wrong Kingdom. Elder Hodges shares profound insights into the spiritual struggles many face, revealing how misalignment with God’s purpose can impact our lives. Don’t miss this inspiring conversation that challenges you to examine where you stand—and how to step into the right kingdom. For a copy of the books by Elder Robert Hodges III You can order by sending a cashier's check or money order of $13 to: P. O. BOX 96486 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73143 For the book Operating in the Wrong Kingdom make payment out to: Exalted Ministries For the book Will the real Manifested Anointed Nation of God Stand Up make payment out to: Robert Hodges III. PLEASE provide a return address: Thank You.

Selfish or Self-Love?

In this episode, we dive into the difference between selfishness and self-love from a Christian perspective. While the world often blurs the line between the two, Scripture calls us to care for ourselves in a way that honors God and equips us to love others well.