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Speaking the Truth about what Heaven and The Scriptures are saying or silent on HOT Topics and current events.
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He Won't Fail (opens the original)
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What do you do when life becomes uncertain, prayers seem unanswered, and God appears silent? In this episode of HE Won’t Fail , Rev. Dr. Marlon A. Moss, Jr. offers a powerful theological reminder that God’s faithfulness is not determined by our circumstances. Even in seasons of waiting, disappointment, and struggle, God remains present, trustworthy, and true to His promises. This encouraging message will help you: Trust God when you cannot trace His hand Separate God’s faithfulness from your pre
Who Can Tell You No? The Danger of Living Without Accountability | Still Growing — Week 3 (opens the original)
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Who Can Tell You No? The Danger of Living Without Accountability | Still Growing — Week 3 In the final episode of the Still Growing series, Dr. Marlon A. Moss, Jr. asks a challenging question: Who in your life can tell you no? Spiritual maturity requires more than being teachable and correctable. It also requires accountability . Proverbs 11:14 teaches us that without wise guidance, people fall. Yet experience, influence, leadership, success, and titles can sometimes create environments where ev
When Correction Feels Like Rejection |STILL GROWING Episode 2 |THEO-LOGICALLY SPEAKING (opens the original)
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In episode 2 of the Still Growing series, Dr. Marlon A. Moss, Jr. examines the difference between correction and rejection —and why spiritual maturity requires us to recognize that being challenged does not always mean we are being attacked. Proverbs 27:5–6 reminds us that faithful wounds from a friend can be more valuable than empty affirmation. Sometimes the people who love us most are willing to tell us what we do not want to hear. In this episode, we explore: • Why correction can feel person
Still Growing, Part 1: When Experience Becomes Arrogance — How to Stay Teachable (opens the original)
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Can experience, education, success, and leadership actually make us harder to teach? In Part 1 of the Still Growing series on Theo-Logically Speaking , Dr. Marlon A. Moss, Jr. examines the spiritual danger of becoming so accomplished that we quietly stop learning. Using Proverbs 9:9 as the primary text, this episode explores the difference between experience and wisdom, confidence and arrogance, expertise and infallibility. We’ll also look at Apollos in Acts 18 and consider what it means to rema
More Followers, Fewer Friends: What Has Social Media Done to Friendship? (opens the original)
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We are living in the most connected generation in history—but are we truly closer? In this episode of Theo-Logically Speaking, Dr. Marlon A. Moss, Jr. explores how social media has changed the meaning of friendship. We may have more followers, likes, and online connections than ever before, yet many people still struggle with loneliness, shallow relationships, and the absence of genuine community. Using Proverbs 18:24 and other biblical passages, this episode examines the qualities of authentic
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