Southwest Apostolic Church

In this episode of the Southwest Apostolic Church podcast, Pastor continues the "Wisdom Storehouse" series from the book of Proverbs, teaching on the importance of integrity. Using Proverbs passages and Ephesians 6, he explains how integrity shapes our character, reputation, and relationship with God.Through personal stories and Biblical examples like David, the message shows practical ways to build your life on God’s Word, resist compromise, and receive the blessings of walking rightly before the Lord.Listeners are encouraged to commit to truth, trust God, and live out integrity in everyday actions.

Pastor preaches from Acts 1:8 and Ephesians 3:20 about the power of the Holy Ghost — how receiving the Spirit brings grace, strength, and the practical ability to overcome sin and live as witnesses for Christ.The message emphasizes that God’s power works in believers to produce the fruit of the Spirit, empower prayer, patience and joy, and calls listeners to pray through and let the Holy Ghost be at work in their lives.Recorded at Southwest Apostolic Church in Indianapolis; for help or prayer contact the pastor at 317-469-3100.

Using teaching materials written by Pastor Ron Wofford - Pastor Young presents a sermon from Proverbs 6:16–19 exploring the seven things God hates. Pastor explains each item — pride, lying, shedding innocent blood, devising wicked imaginations, quick feet to do evil, false witness, and sowing discord — and shows how these actions damage people and communities.
The message calls listeners to humility, truthfulness, repentance, and reliance on God’s wisdom and grace as practical ways to guard their lives against these sins and build on godly principles.

Pastor preaches from John 14:6 about the urgency of choosing Jesus as the only way to the Father, contrasting a culture that promotes death with the abundant, eternal life found in Christ.
This episode is a heartfelt call to repentance, faith, and active witness in the community, inviting listeners to embrace spiritual life.

Pastor Slims delivers a passionate message on the "reaction principle": how our responses to pressure, pain, and opportunity determine the outcomes in our lives. Using the potter-and-clay metaphor, he explains yielding to God, breaking negative thought loops, and allowing spiritual shaping through worship, repentance, and practical steps like prayer and fasting.The episode includes testimonies of breakthrough, an invitation to respond at the altar, and encouragement to pursue healing, freedom, and a renewed walk with God through consistent faith and obedience.

Pastor preaches from John 20 on the risen Jesus entering the room, offering peace, and revealing Himself to Thomas. The sermon explores Thomas’s confession, "My Lord and my God," emphasizing Jesus as both God and Lord, the peace He gives, and the call to make Him master of our lives.
 

Pastor preaches from Colossians 3:1-4 about pursuing "higher things" — setting our minds and affections on God and Christ rather than worldly pleasures. The sermon emphasizes God’s power in Christ, the value of Christ’s sacrifice, the hope of resurrection, and practical faith lived out in church and family.This message was recorded at Southwest Apostolic Church in Indianapolis and includes personal stories, a call to spiritual growth, and encouragement to prioritize eternal values over temporary distractions.

Pastor teaches that the greatest thing we can do is love—love God, love our neighbors, and love our enemies—explaining agape (God’s unconditional love) and how it should flow in our church, families, and daily lives.He urges prayer before service, mutual care, patience, kindness, and practical acts of love as the true fulfillment of God’s law.

Pastor Young walks through Revelation from a futurist perspective, explaining key passages about the beast, the mark, the tribulation, and the millennium. He connects biblical prophecy to modern developments like digital IDs, tokenized assets, and one-world systems, and explains different views of the rapture and millennium.The message calls listeners to be faithful, seek the Holy Ghost, and be ready for Christ’s return, offering Southwest Apostolic Church as a place of refuge and help.

Pastor preaches from 1 Kings 19 about Elijah’s weariness and God’s provision for the journey: a cruise of water and a cake baked on coals. The message focuses on receiving the Holy Ghost, drinking the living water, and cultivating anointed praise and prayer to sustain spiritual strength.The episode calls listeners to seek revival, attend and pray before services, and embrace preaching and worship that empower believers to keep going. An invitation is given for prayer and Holy Ghost power, with contact information for Southwest Apostolic Church.