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Beautiful Day for spending a day at the Pavilion after church with friends and family !!!
08/31/2026

Beautiful Day for spending a day at the Pavilion after church with friends and family !!!

08/23/2026

Glory to God, thank you Father for all you do for us, AMEN!

This week Pastor Gene begins a message called, "The Local Church." If you don't have a local church, we welcome all. Join us in person on Sunday mornings at 11:00 a.m. ET for great praise and worship that leads into a message that sticks with you.

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Radical Change Ministry Love hanging out after church with everyone! Out respect for those that don’t wish to have their...
07/29/2026

Radical Change Ministry
Love hanging out after church with everyone!

Out respect for those that don’t wish to have their pic on fb, I honored their wishes… but we did have a wonderful time together.
Love yall

07/05/2026

“Are You Saved? Yes. Also No. Also, Not Yet.

(Repost from Nov 14, 2025)

(The Gospel isn’t instantly microwavable. So, buckle up, buttercup, salvation takes time.)

You’ve probably heard people say, “I’m saved.” Or ask you if you’re saved. Others say, “We’re being saved.” And then someone else pipes up with, “We will be saved.”

Suddenly you’re wondering when, exactly that order of salvation is ready for pick-up.

Well, friend, in the Bible, all three are true.

This means salvation is not your drive-thru Happy Meal but more like a slow-cooked, covenant-seasoned feast that YHWH has been preparing since Genesis. And yes, He will finish what He started (Philippians 1:6) if you let Him.

Let’s break down this holy multi-course meal.

YOU WERE SAVED (Past Tense)

Justification: The “YHWH declared you not guilty” moment is the moment you said yes to Yeshua, and heaven stamped your spiritual paperwork: “Righteous by the blood of the Lamb.”

Let’s check the receipts. Most people will quote from the New Testament here:
• Ephesians 2:8–9 - “You have been saved…” (past tense, baby).
• Romans 5:1 - “Having been justified…”
• Titus 3:5 - “He saved us, not by works…”

But Torah adds some more flavor. Justification isn’t new; YHWH did this from the beginning.
• Genesis 15:6 - Abraham “believed Adonai, and He counted it to him as righteousness.”

This was a legal declaration. A covenant standing. A heavenly verdict. This is the “your debt is paid” stage.

You're wandering through life like an Israelite without a compass, eating spiritual sand, making questionable choices, and pretending you're “doing fine.” Then YHWH shows up - not with a gentle whisper but with a Sinai-sized “Let’s talk.”

Like Abraham minding his own business when YHWH appeared and said, “Pack up. New life starts now.” (Genesis 12:1)

Or Israel in Egypt, hopeless and enslaved, when YHWH basically said, “I pick you. Now watch Me redeem you with a mighty hand and outstretched arm.” (Exodus. 6:6)

That was you when salvation hit.

You didn’t impress YHWH.
You didn’t negotiate terms.
You didn’t arrive spiritually exfoliated and polished.
You believed and YHWH credited it as righteousness. (Genesis 15:6; Romans 4:3)

That moment, whether quiet in your bedroom or loud at an altar call, was your Passover night. Blood applied. Judgment passing over. Heaven marking your door: “Belongs to Me.”

This is justification - past tense salvation. YHWH declaring: “Not guilty. Mine. Covered by the Lamb.” (Romans 5:1, Titus 3:5)

It’s not earned. It’s not worked for. It’s simply received, like Israel receiving freedom they absolutely did not earn.

Congratulations, you crossed the Red Sea, darling. But don’t get comfy. The story is just getting started.

YOU ARE BEING SAVED (Present Tense)

Sanctification is YHWH’s ongoing “renovation project” on your soul.

Yes, you’re saved. But you’re also a work in progress. Still spiky, still messy, still needing YHWH’s “grace and sandpaper” ministry.

This is not YHWH being indecisive, this is YHWH being faithful.

New Testament receipts:
• 1 Corinthians 1:18 - “To us who are being saved…”
• Philippians 2:12–13 - “Work out your salvation… …for it is YHWH who works in you.”

YHWH has always been in the “daily salvation” business. Torah receipts:
• Exodus 14:13 - “Stand still and see the salvation (Yeshua) of YHWH.”
• Psalm 51:10 - David begging, “Create in me a clean heart…”

This stage is like YHWH looking at your heart and saying, “I saved you, now let’s fix the plumbing, repaint the soul, tear out the mold, and deal with that emotional attic full of junk.” Interior construction is salvation in motion. He’s not mad. He’s renovating.

Welcome to the “Wilderness Renovation Program”

So there you are - justified, forgiven, spiritually born again. And YHWH says, “Perfect. Now let’s deal with you.” Cue the book of Numbers...

Because salvation isn’t just YHWH delivering you from something. It’s Him delivering you into something. And between “saved from Egypt” and “entering the Promised Land” is wilderness sanctification.

The stage where YHWH says: “I love you, but we need to talk about your attitude and a few other things...”

Sanctification is the lifelong process of YHWH pulling Egypt out of you. He saved Israel in one night, but it took 40 years to get the idolatry, fear, complaining, and golden-calf tendencies out of their hearts. Sound familiar?

This is the season where YHWH refines you through hard conversations, conviction of the Spirit, trials that shake loose your old habits, temptations that reveal what’s undealt with, scripture that reads you more than you read it, and prayers that feel like wrestling matches (ask Jacob!).

Paul puts it bluntly: “You are being saved.” (1 Corinthians 1:18). David cried out: “Create in me a clean heart…”
(Psalm 51:10)

Translation: “YHWH, please renovate me. And maybe bring a spiritual dumpster.”

Sanctification is the holy renovation project you did not realize you signed up for. It’s YHWH knocking down the walls you built. It’s Him rewiring your heart’s circuitry. It’s Him saying, “Let’s remove the mold of bitterness, the termites of pride, and the faulty theology from that 1990s youth-group conference.”

It’s messy. It’s beautiful. It’s evidence that salvation is not a one-night escape - it’s a lifelong transformation.

YOU WILL BE SAVED (Future Tense)

Glorification is The Grand Finale where YHWH fixes EVERYTHING.

Yes, beloved, there is more. Your salvation has a future that is brighter than your favorite worship band’s stage lighting.

This is when Messiah returns, graves open, bodies are upgraded out of their earthly warranty, and the Kingdom finally rolls in like YHWH promised since literally Deuteronomy.

New Testament references:
• Romans 13:11 - “Our salvation is nearer than when we first believed.”
• 1 Peter 1:5 - “A salvation ready to be revealed in the last time.”

The Torah truth is that Israel wasn’t waiting for heaven - they were waiting for resurrection and Kingdom on earth.
• Daniel 12:2–3 - The dead shall arise.
• Isaiah 26:19 - “Your dead shall live…”
• Job 19:26 - “In my flesh I shall see YHWH.”

Glorification is YHWH completing the breathtaking plan He started in Genesis… …humans made in His image, ruling creation with Him, sin gone, death evicted, and no more spiritual band-aids.

If justification is Passover… …and sanctification is the wilderness… …then glorification (future salvation) is the Promised Land.

The prophets saw it with dry bones rising (Ezekiel 37), the dead awakening to joy (Isaiah 26:19) and multitudes resurrected at the end of the age (Daniel 12:2–3).

The apostles echoed it. “Salvation ready to be revealed in the last time.” (1 Peter 1:5), “we shall be changed.” (1 Corinthians 15:52) and “we shall be saved from wrath through Him.”(Romans 5:9).

This is the moment when YHWH finishes the masterpiece. Your body gets upgraded to the resurrection model, sin is evicted permanently, death is reversed, messiah reigns on earth, heaven comes down and creation is restored. You finally become who He saw from the beginning.

This isn’t floating in heaven forever. This is the redeemed creation YHWH promised in Torah -the land, the Kingdom, the Messianic reign.

It’s the final chapter of the salvation trilogy, where YHWH says: “I finished it. All of it.”

Salvation isn’t one moment: it’s a covenant story arc. A saga. A divine trilogy with no plot holes.

When YHWH saves you, He doesn’t do a halfway job. He doesn’t forgive you and then leave you to duct-tape your character together. He doesn’t raise you spiritually only to let your body rot forever. He saves the whole person - past, present, and future, (spirit, soul and body).

Salvation is not:
“Say a prayer and you’re done.”
“Try harder or YHWH will drop you.”
“Endure life until heaven beams you up.”

Salvation is:
YhWH saving you from sin’s penalty (Past - Justification)
YhWH saving you from sin’s power (Present -Sanctification)
YhWH saving you from sin’s presence (Future - Glorification)

It’s one story, not three salvations, but one salvation unfolding in three holy dimensions.

So, the next time someone asks you if you’re saved, go ahead and smile like you’ve got the whole Word of YHWH tucked in your heart and say:
“I was saved, I’m being saved, and I will be saved. YHWH doesn’t do half-work - He finishes everything He starts.”

And if they look confused? Gently invite them into the wilderness classroom where YHWH does His best work.

07/05/2026

Why the Angels Cry ‘Holy, Holy, Holy’ - Not ‘Love, Love, Love’ (And Why Modern Christianity Chokes on This)

(Repost from December 24, 2025)

Let’s get something straight at the outset…

If you walked into Heaven expecting to hear a soft, sentimental lullaby about God’s unconditional affection for all people regardless of their rebellion, you’re going to be very confused.

The angels around the throne - the ones who see God as He truly is, the ones who have never sinned, never rebelled, never been discipled by TikTok theology - do not sing:
• “Love, love, love!”
• “Affirmation, affirmation, affirmation!”
• “Follow your heart, follow your heart, follow your heart!”

Nope.

They cry out day and night, without ceasing:

“HOLY, HOLY, HOLY is Yahweh Elohim Tz’vaot - the whole earth is full of His glory!” (Isaiah 6:3; Revelation 4:8)

Holiness is Heaven’s headline.
Holiness is Heaven’s anthem.
Holiness is Heaven’s obsession.

Why?

Because love, while central to God’s character, is not the foundation of His throne.

Holiness is.

Psalm 89:14 lays it out: “Righteousness and justice are the foundation of Your throne.”

Love flows from His nature, but holiness defines His nature.
Love describes what God does.

Holiness describes what God is.

And this is exactly where modern Christianity faceplants - God’s love has boundaries, but his holiness doesn’t.

If I had a shekel for every time someone said “God loves everybody,” I’d have enough to rebuild the Temple!

But Scripture says something very different. God does not love the proud (Proverbs. 16:5), the violent (Psalm 11:5), the wicked (Psalm 5:5), those who hate Him (Exodus. 20:5), those who practice lawlessness (Matthew 7:23)

“God loves everyone” is the hallmark card theology of a culture that cannot imagine God having standards. But holiness says otherwise.

Holiness refuses to wink at rebellion.
Holiness refuses to blur lines.
Holiness refuses to pretend sin is cute.
Holiness requires God to oppose what is unclean, unjust, idolatrous, rebellious, or evil.

That’s why the angels sing “Holy, holy, holy.”

They’re not singing what makes us comfortable, they’re singing what makes God, God. Love without holiness is a golden calf. If angels sang “Love, love, love,” we would create a god in our image by noon.

Actually, we already did… …his name is “Culturally Approved Jesus”.

He’s the one who hugs you but never rebukes you, saves you but never sanctifies you, affirms you but never transforms you, loves you but doesn’t demand obedience, and died for sin but somehow doesn’t care if you keep sinning.

That’s not the Lamb of God.
That’s the calf of self-worship.

The angels refuse to sing “love” without “holy” because love without holiness becomes idolatry.

Real love is defined by holiness. Real holiness expresses itself in love. You can’t separate what God joined.

Holiness is the Attribute that terrifies hell. Let’s be honest - Satan isn’t scared of love. He can twist love. Redefine love. Weaponize love. Use it as a sedative to keep the church asleep.

But holiness?
Holiness is the atmosphere that incinerates him.
Holiness is the fire that expelled him from Heaven.
Holiness is the sword that will judge him.
Holiness is the character he cannot counterfeit.

That’s why the angels declare it nonstop - because holiness is the attribute that secures the universe.

Holiness is what makes Heaven, Heaven.
Holiness is what makes judgment just.
Holiness is what makes the Lamb worthy.

If angels announced “God is love,” demons would nod politely. But when they announce “God is holy,” every unclean thing trembles.
Holiness demands obedience - love alone does not.

People love the idea that “God is love.” They weaponize it to defend lawlessness, lifestyles Scripture condemns, cheap grace, refusal to repent, refusal to obey and the soft, squishy attitude of the church toward righteousness.

But holiness? Holiness calls for repentance, obedience, covenant faithfulness, fear of the Lord, consecration, humility, separation from Babylon.

Holiness draws a line in the sand.
Love invites you to cross it.
Holiness requires you to change as you cross.

The modern church preaches love because love doesn’t demand anything of you. But Heaven sings holiness because holiness demands obedience – it demands everything.

Only holiness makes you fit for the King.

Hebrews 12:14 says: “Without holiness no one will see the Lord.”

Not “without love.”
Not “without good vibes.”
Not “without sincerity.”
Without holiness.

Why?

Because love is God’s gift to us, but holiness is our response to Him.

Love redeems us. Holiness transforms us. Love draws us near. Holiness prepares us for His presence.

The angels aren’t shouting what flatters us - they’re shouting what purifies us.

And, holiness is the fire that consumes Babylon.

Revelation doesn’t end with a giant group hug. It ends with Babylon judged, the Beast destroyed, the nations crushed, the false prophet thrown into fire, Messiah ruling with a rod of iron, the saints reigning, the lawless banished, the Bride purified.

And through it all, Heaven sings: “Holy, holy, holy.”

Because holiness is the attribute that demands Babylon fall.

Holiness is the attribute that vindicates the righteous.
Holiness is the attribute that ensures evil does not continue forever.
Holiness is not optional.
Holiness is not decorative.
Holiness is not a personality trait.
Holiness is the eternal government of God.

Love describes God’s posture toward His people.
But holiness describes God’s identity.

Love can be rejected.
Holiness cannot.

Love can be misunderstood.
Holiness cannot.

Love invites you.
Holiness consumes you - unless you are aligned with Him.

Holiness is the heartbeat of the throne room.
Love is the overflow.

Holiness is the fire.
Love is the warmth.

Holiness is the structure.
Love is the expression.

Holiness is who He is.
Love is what He does.

If God were only love, the angels wouldn’t tremble. But because He is HOLY - all creation bows.

This is the God of Scripture:
the consuming fire (Hebrews 12:29),
the dread sovereign (Jeremiah 10:7),
the One whose eyes burn like flame,
whose voice shakes the earth,
whose presence eradicates wickedness,
whose holiness defines reality.

Nothing can stand in His presence unless it too, is HOLY.

Love saves you.
Holiness changes you.
Both matter, but only one fills Heaven’s worship.

And maybe, just maybe, it's time the church started singing what Heaven sings.

Holy.
Holy.
Holy.

07/01/2026

WATCHMAN WARNING: THE WATCHMAN IS RECEIVING NEW ARMOR FOR A NEW BATTLE - Myles Tate

There is a reason many watchmen feel uncomfortable in this season.

The armor that carried them through the last battle is being adjusted for the next one.

The Lord is preparing His watchmen for conflicts they have not yet encountered.

For every new assignment requires fresh equipping.

Many have mistaken this season of refinement for weakness.

It is not weakness.

It is preparation.

The watchman is being stripped of what once seemed necessary.

Old methods.

Old dependencies.

Old expectations.

Old fears.

Old wounds.

The Lord is removing what cannot survive where He is taking them.

Scripture declares:

“Put on the whole armour of God, that ye may be able to stand against the wiles of the devil.”

— Ephesians 6:11

Notice that Scripture says the whole armor.

Not partial armor.

Not selective armor.

Not armor customized by personal preference.

The battles ahead will require truth where compromise once existed.

Discernment where assumption once existed.

Courage where fear once existed.

Obedience where convenience once existed.

Many watchmen have spent years learning how to sound the alarm.

Now God is teaching them how to endure the resistance that follows it.

For the greatest attacks often come after the warning is given.

The messenger becomes the target.

The watchman becomes the focus.

The voice becomes the battlefield.

But the Lord says:

Do not fear.

The armor I am placing upon you was forged in places the enemy never saw.

It was formed through isolation.

Strengthened through disappointment.

Tempered through rejection.

Refined through surrender.

Built through obedience when no audience was watching.

The enemy saw the public battle.

But he did not see the private preparation.

Many watchmen have been asking God for greater influence.

Instead, He has been building greater endurance.

Because influence without endurance becomes a burden.

Authority without humility becomes corruption.

Visibility without character becomes destruction.

The Lord is not merely raising louder voices.

He is raising stronger vessels.

Watchmen who cannot be bought.

Cannot be intimidated.

Cannot be manipulated.

Cannot be distracted by applause or discouraged by opposition.

For the days ahead will require spiritual stability.

The watchman’s new armor is not made of pride.

It is made of humility.

Not self-confidence.

But dependence upon God.

Not personal ambition.

But holy obedience.

The watchman must therefore prepare.

Not merely by watching events.

But by guarding the heart.

For the next battle will not be won by information alone.

It will be won by consecration.

The Lord is clothing His watchmen for what is coming.

And those who submit to His refining will discover a powerful truth:

The new armor is heavier.

But so is the authority.

The new armor is stronger.

But so is the responsibility.

The new armor is different.

Because the assignment is different.

Stand watch.

Remain faithful.

Stay surrendered.

For the King does not equip His watchmen for battles they cannot survive.

He equips them for victories that will reveal His glory.

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