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In How to Be Led by the Spirit, Kenneth E. Hagin teaches that every believer has the ability to hear God’s voice and be guided by the Holy Spirit in every area of life. He explains that divine direction is not limited to a select few—it is a birthright of all who are born again. God’s primary method of guidance, Hagin reveals, is through the inward witness—a gentle prompting or peace within the believer’s heart that aligns with Scripture. He distinguishes between the inward witness, the inward voice (the voice of our own spirit enlightened by the Holy Spirit), and the voice of the Holy Spirit Himself, which may come more distinctly for specific purposes. Hagin stresses that spiritual sensitivity must be developed through consistent prayer, study of the Word, and obedience to God’s promptings. The key, he says, is learning to quiet the mind and listen to the Spirit rather than emotions, logic, or external circumstances. As believers mature in this walk, they become more confident and steady in following God’s direction. The message concludes with the assurance that the Holy Spirit is a faithful guide—leading God’s children into truth, safety, and divine purpose—if they will simply learn to trust and follow His inner leading day by day. This is Allan, along with Jaggy and Tedi, thanking you for tuning in to Cat81 Radio — where faith meets encouragement, and every heart finds hope.

In “Don’t Be Afraid of Pressure – Part Two,” Creflo Dollar continues teaching that pressure is not the enemy—it’s often the pathway to promotion. He explains that God uses life’s challenges to refine our faith, shape our character, and prove His power through us. Instead of running from pressure, believers are called to face it with confidence, knowing that the presence of pressure means something valuable is being produced. Dr. Dollar emphasizes that pressure exposes what we truly believe. When our trust is rooted in God’s Word rather than in circumstances, pressure cannot crush us—it strengthens us. He draws parallels to the olive, which must be pressed to release its oil, reminding listeners that spiritual “anointing” often flows through seasons of great testing. He also warns against allowing fear, doubt, or complaining to undermine what God is doing during those seasons. Instead, we must respond with praise, patience, and unwavering faith. The message concludes with encouragement that when we endure pressure with the right attitude, God not only brings us through it but also elevates us because of it. What was meant to break us becomes the very thing that blesses us—and through it all, God’s glory is revealed. Jaggy, Tedi, and I want to thank you for tuning in to Cat81 Radio — inspiring faith and encouragement worldwide. Until next time, stay strong in your faith, be kind to one another, and remember — God’s got you covered!

In “Don’t Be Afraid of Pressure – Part One,” Creflo Dollar teaches that the pressures of life are not meant to destroy believers but to develop them. He explains that God often allows pressure to reveal what’s inside us—faith, character, and endurance—and to prepare us for greater purpose. Just as diamonds are formed under extreme pressure, spiritual growth and strength are produced when we trust God in difficult seasons. Dr. Dollar reminds listeners that pressure exposes whether we are relying on our emotions or standing firmly on God’s Word. He warns that running from pressure can cause us to miss divine promotion, because every challenge is an opportunity to prove God’s faithfulness. Using Scripture, he shows that even Jesus faced immense pressure in the Garden of Gethsemane, yet chose obedience over fear. Likewise, believers are encouraged to stand firm, knowing that God never allows more pressure than they can bear and always provides a way through. The message concludes with the assurance that pressure doesn’t break the believer—it builds them. When handled with faith and perseverance, it becomes the very tool God uses to bring victory, maturity, and blessing. “From Jaggy, Tedi, and me — thank you for spending time with us here on Cat81 Radio. We pray today’s message lifted your spirit and strengthened your walk with the Lord. Until next time, keep the faith and keep shining His light!”

In “How to Grow Spiritually,” Dr. Tony Evans teaches that spiritual growth is a lifelong process that requires intentionality, discipline, and dependence on God’s Word. He explains that just as physical growth demands nourishment and exercise, spiritual maturity comes from consistent engagement with Scripture, prayer, obedience, and fellowship with other believers. Evans emphasizes that true growth begins at salvation but must continue through transformation—allowing the Holy Spirit to shape our thoughts, attitudes, and actions to reflect Christ. He warns that many believers remain spiritually immature because they rely on feelings or church attendance alone rather than developing a daily relationship with God. Using practical and biblical examples, Dr. Evans outlines key steps for growth: feeding on God’s Word regularly, walking in obedience even when it’s difficult, serving others with humility, and trusting God through trials. He reminds listeners that maturity is not about perfection, but progression—moving from spiritual infancy to stability and strength in faith. The message concludes with encouragement that as believers stay rooted in God’s truth and connected to His presence, they will bear fruit that honors Him and experience the abundant life Christ promised. “Jaggy’s already purring, Tedi’s waving goodbye, and we all thank you for joining us today on Cat81 Radio. Remember — faith over fear, and as always, share the love!”

In “Defending a Lion,” Dr. Michael Youssef challenges believers to recognize that the Word of God does not need to be defended—it needs to be unleashed. Drawing from the image of a lion, he explains that God’s truth, like a lion, has inherent power and authority; it simply needs to be proclaimed boldly and without compromise. Youssef warns against watering down Scripture to make it more acceptable to culture, reminding Christians that God’s Word stands strong on its own. He emphasizes that the Bible is living and active, capable of transforming lives, convicting hearts, and confronting sin when believers have the courage to speak it plainly. Through biblical examples and modern parallels, Youssef calls the Church to return to fearless preaching and personal conviction, even in a world that mocks or resists biblical truth. The message ultimately encourages Christians to stop apologizing for the gospel and instead trust that when God’s Word is released in faith, it will defend itself, bring light into darkness, and change the world one heart at a time. Jaggy, and Tedi are asking you to PLEASE SUBSCRIBE!

This powerful testimony of Choby Siao reveals the miraculous transformation of a man once deeply involved in organized crime who encountered the life-changing grace of Jesus Christ. Choby recounts his past as a feared Chinese triad leader—a life marked by violence, greed, and spiritual emptiness. Despite worldly power and influence, he describes feeling enslaved by guilt, paranoia, and the constant threat of betrayal and death. In a moment of desperation, Choby experiences a divine encounter that pierces through his hardened heart. Confronted by the reality of his sins and the truth of the gospel, he surrenders completely to Jesus. The message highlights how God’s mercy reaches even those society deems unreachable, demonstrating that no one is beyond redemption. Following his conversion, Choby turns away from his former life, dedicating himself to spreading the message of forgiveness and hope found in Christ. His story serves as a dramatic example of God’s power to transform darkness into light, replacing fear and violence with peace, love, and purpose. It stands as living proof that through the cross, even the most broken past can become a powerful testimony of grace. Jaggy, and Tedi are thankful you tune in. Please subscribe!

In “Humble Beginnings,” Pastor Duane Roberts teaches that God often starts His greatest works in small, unseen, and humble ways. He reminds believers that many of the most powerful figures in Scripture—David, Joseph, Moses, and even Jesus—began in obscurity, but God used their faithfulness in the little things to prepare them for greater purpose. Tedi, Jaggy, and I are so happy you tuned in! Roberts emphasizes that humility is not weakness, but strength under control. When we trust God’s timing and remain steadfast during seasons of preparation, He develops our character to match our calling. The message challenges listeners not to despise small starts or compare their journey to others, but to recognize that God delights in using ordinary people to accomplish extraordinary things. Through patience, obedience, and a servant’s heart, the seeds planted in humble beginnings eventually produce abundant fruit. Roberts concludes with encouragement that if God has started something in your life, no matter how insignificant it seems right now, He is faithful to complete it—and what begins small in His hands will always grow into something greater for His glory.

In “Better Is Coming,” Jentezen Franklin encourages believers not to lose heart when facing seasons of loss, delay, or disappointment, reminding them that God’s promises are never finished with a period—they’re followed by a comma of hope. He teaches that every setback is a setup for a greater comeback and that God often allows difficult seasons to prepare His people for the blessings ahead. Franklin draws on biblical examples such as Job, Joseph, and Ruth to show that God restores more than what was lost when we remain faithful in trials. He emphasizes that pain has a purpose and that perseverance through adversity refines character, deepens faith, and positions believers for promotion. The heart of his message is that no matter how bleak things appear, God is still writing your story—and the next chapter will be better than the last. Franklin calls listeners to trust God’s timing, stay obedient, and keep their hope alive, because when you walk with Jesus, your best days are not behind you—they’re still on the way. Jaggy, Tedi and I thank you for tuning in!

Jentezen Franklin delivers a message of restoration and hope for those facing family pain, division, or loss. He reminds believers that God specializes in healing what seems beyond repair and that His promises extend to every member of a broken family. Drawing from biblical examples such as Joseph’s reconciliation with his brothers and the prodigal son’s return, Franklin emphasizes that no situation is too far gone for God’s grace to mend. He teaches that the enemy often targets families because strong families build strong faith and communities, but God’s covenant promises—mercy, forgiveness, and restoration—are stronger than any attack. Franklin urges believers to stand in faith, pray persistently, and speak blessings rather than bitterness over their loved ones. Through forgiveness, humility, and obedience to God’s Word, fractured relationships can be made whole again. Franklin assures listeners that God can turn generational pain into generational purpose, and that what was once a source of heartbreak can become a testimony of His redeeming power. The message concludes with encouragement to trust that God’s timing and faithfulness will bring reconciliation and peace to every home that yields to His healing hand. Jaggy, Tedi, and I are pleased that you tuned in. Please share!

Doug Batchelor’s message “Cleansing the Sanctuary” explores both the historical and spiritual meaning of the biblical sanctuary and how it symbolizes God’s plan for salvation. He explains that the earthly sanctuary described in the Old Testament was a reflection of the heavenly one, serving as a teaching tool to reveal how sin is dealt with through Christ’s ministry. The sanctuary’s cleansing—particularly the Day of Atonement—points to the final work of judgment and purification before Jesus’ return. Batchelor draws parallels between the physical sanctuary being cleansed of sin and the believer’s heart being purified through repentance and the power of the Holy Spirit. He emphasizes that God’s true dwelling place today is not in temples made with hands, but in the hearts of His people. Therefore, the “cleansing of the sanctuary” represents God’s work of cleansing the church and individual lives from sin, hypocrisy, and worldliness in preparation for Christ’s soon coming. In practical terms, Batchelor urges believers to invite Jesus to search their hearts, remove anything that separates them from Him, and live holy lives guided by His Word. The teaching ultimately calls for spiritual renewal, self-examination, and readiness for the close of earth’s history when the heavenly sanctuary work will be completed and God’s people will stand pure before Him. Jaggy, Tedi, and I thank you for tuning in and spreading God's word!

In this convicting and practical message, Pastor Joby Martin unpacks James 3:1–12, focusing on the tremendous power contained in our words. He explains that the tongue is small but mighty — capable of building up lives or burning them down. Just as a tiny spark can set an entire forest ablaze, a single careless comment can cause lasting damage to relationships, reputations, and faith communities. Pastor Joby reminds listeners that taming the tongue isn’t about self-discipline alone — it’s about heart transformation. “The tongue,” he says, “is a mirror of the heart.” Only when the Holy Spirit changes what’s inside of us can our speech truly reflect Christ’s love. He challenges believers to use their words to speak life, encouragement, and truth instead of gossip, criticism, or anger. Through vivid illustrations and biblical insight, Pastor Joby calls the church to let their conversations glorify God. When we yield our hearts to Jesus, He not only purifies our thoughts but also transforms our tongues — turning our words into instruments of grace, healing, and hope. Jaggy, Tedi, and I thank you for tuning in and SHARING!

In this inspiring message, Dr. Charles Stanley teaches the importance of equipping ourselves daily with the full armor of God as described in Ephesians 6:10–18. He reminds believers that life is a spiritual battlefield, and our struggles are not against flesh and blood but against the forces of darkness seeking to derail our faith and peace. Dr. Stanley explains each piece of the armor—the belt of truth, breastplate of righteousness, shoes of peace, shield of faith, helmet of salvation, and sword of the Spirit—and how each represents a vital aspect of our relationship with Christ. He stresses that victory in spiritual warfare requires preparation, prayer, and dependence on God’s strength, not our own. By consciously “putting on” the armor each day through faith and obedience, we can stand firm against temptation, discouragement, and deception. Stanley concludes that when believers walk in truth, righteousness, and prayerful confidence, they are fully protected and empowered to live triumphantly in the face of spiritual adversity. Jaggy, Tedi, and I thank you for tuning in and encourage you to subscribe.

In this powerful message, Dr. Tony Evans emphasizes that when you make God your top priority, everything else in life falls into its proper place. Drawing from Matthew 6:33—“Seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness, and all these things will be added unto you”—Evans explains that many believers struggle because they reverse God’s order, chasing blessings before obedience. He reminds us that God’s provision, peace, and power flow through alignment with His kingdom agenda. Evans urges listeners to examine where God truly stands in their daily decisions, finances, relationships, and ambitions. When God is first, He orchestrates the rest—turning confusion into clarity, lack into abundance, and chaos into calm. The key, Evans teaches, is trust: when you put God in His rightful position at the center of your life, you invite Him to manage what you can’t. Put Him first—and watch Him handle the rest. Jag, Tedi, and I thank you for tuning in and SHARING!

In this powerful message, Creflo Dollar emphasizes that believers must anchor their faith completely in God as the world grows increasingly unstable and uncertain. He reminds us that the “end times” are not a period to fear, but a time to demonstrate unwavering trust in God’s promises. Dr. Dollar teaches that panic and doubt are tools of the enemy, while faith is the believer’s shield and source of peace. By focusing on the Word of God, living under His grace, and refusing to be swayed by fear-driven news or global turmoil, Christians can stand firm and thrive even when the world seems to be falling apart. He reassures that God’s covenant protection, provision, and guidance will never fail those who choose to believe—because trusting Him is the only way to experience true security in the last days.

In this powerful message, Pastor Rick Warren offers biblical wisdom for those facing seasons of despair, loss, or discouragement. Drawing from Scripture—particularly passages from 2 Corinthians and Psalms—he reminds listeners that even when life feels overwhelming, God is still working behind the scenes. Warren explains that hopelessness often comes from focusing on what we’ve lost rather than on what remains and what God can restore. He outlines practical steps to rebuild hope: Refocus on God’s characterRely on God’s promisesReach out to othersRefuse to give up Rick Warren’s message reassures believers that hope is not wishful thinking but confident expectation rooted in God’s faithfulness. No matter how dark the situation, God specializes in bringing light to the hopeless. Jag, Tedi, and I thank you for tuning in!

In this insightful teaching, Peggy Joyce Ruth reveals the tremendous spiritual authority contained in the words we speak. Drawing from Scripture, she explains that our tongues can either release life or invite destruction, echoing Proverbs 18:21: “Death and life are in the power of the tongue.” Every word we speak—positive or negative, faith-filled or fearful—sets things in motion in the spiritual realm. Ruth encourages believers to use their words as instruments of faith, declaring God’s promises instead of rehearsing problems. She shares that consistent confession of the Word builds a shield of protection, strengthens our faith, and brings God’s power into our circumstances. By speaking blessings over ourselves, our families, and our futures, we align with heaven’s authority. The message concludes with a reminder that if we want to see change, we must first change what we say—because words, when filled with faith, carry the creative power of God Himself. Jaggy, Tedi, and I thank you for tuning in and SHARING!

In this powerful message, Dr. Tony Evans teaches that many believers live imprisoned—not by physical walls, but by the limitations of their own thinking. He explains that the mind is the battlefield where spiritual victory or defeat is determined, and that Satan’s greatest weapon is deception. When we believe lies about ourselves, our circumstances, or our God, we end up living below the freedom Christ has already secured for us. Dr. Evans urges listeners to align their thoughts with God’s truth, renewing the mind daily through Scripture and prayer. He reminds us that transformation begins from the inside out—when we change what we think, we change how we live. Through faith, confession, and obedience to God’s Word, we can tear down mental strongholds and walk in true liberty. The message concludes with this challenge: stop letting your mind be your prison, and start letting it be God’s platform for victory. Jag, Tedi, and I thank you for tuning in and SHARING!

In this powerful message, Dr. Adrian Rogers explains that stress is not merely the result of circumstances, but of how we respond to them. He teaches that believers can find true peace by placing their confidence in God’s sovereignty, rather than trying to control everything themselves. Rogers outlines the importance of trusting in the Lord with all your heart, focusing on His promises instead of your problems, and maintaining a thankful spirit even in trials. Drawing from Scripture, he emphasizes that Jesus never promised a life without trouble—but He did promise His presence and strength through it. Dr. Rogers reminds listeners that anxiety fades when faith grows, and that prayer, gratitude, and obedience are the keys to exchanging stress for supernatural peace. The message concludes with a call to surrender every burden to Christ, who alone offers rest for the weary soul. Jag,Tedi, and I thank you for tuning in as always!

In this powerful message, Dr. Charles Stanley teaches that following God’s will is often not a smooth or easy journey—it’s a rocky road filled with challenges, testing, and moments of uncertainty. He explains that obedience to God doesn’t guarantee comfort or instant success, but rather spiritual growth, character development, and deeper faith. Dr. Stanley reminds believers that God’s path is designed to refine and strengthen them, not to harm them. The “rocks” along the road—disappointments, delays, and difficulties—are tools God uses to shape humility, trust, and perseverance. He urges listeners to remain steadfast, even when circumstances seem to contradict God’s promises, trusting that every hardship is part of His divine preparation. Ultimately, Dr. Stanley emphasizes that walking the rocky road with faith and obedience leads to maturity, blessing, and fulfillment of God’s perfect will. Jaggy, Tedi, and I thank you for tuning in and SHARING

In this powerful message, Dr. Tony Evans explains that faith is not just belief—it’s action rooted in trust that God will do what He has promised. When we face a crisis, our natural instinct is to panic or rely on our own understanding, but Dr. Evans reminds us that faith opens the door for divine intervention. He teaches that God often uses crises as opportunities to reveal His power and grow our spiritual maturity. By stepping out in faith—trusting His timing, obeying His direction, and refusing to give in to fear—we can move from despair to deliverance. Faith, Dr. Evans emphasizes, isn’t a last resort; it’s the bridge that carries us from breakdown to breakthrough. Jag, Tedi, and I thank you for tuning in and SHARING!