Let's Talk About It

Explore the transformative message of holistic healing, where the focus is on restoring spirit, soul, and body together. Discover how immediate miracles differ from lengthy recoveries and the significance of addressing root causes of illness. Gain insights into the mind's connection to healing and the importance of emotional signals. Hear compelling stories of relational restoration and testimonies of healing through spiritual connection. Chris emphasizes the need for freedom in ministry methods, urging a deeper relationship with God for peace and joy.

Kris Vallotton delves into the creation of humanity, exploring the significance of being made in God's image. He discusses the unique roles of marriage and singleness, the implications of the Genesis curses, and how Christ breaks those chains. Vallotton highlights the importance of women in church leadership, citing biblical prophetesses and advocating for their participation in spiritual gifts. The conversation also examines the need for matriarchal leadership and the role of mothers in shaping wisdom and guidance within society.

Kris Vallotton dives deep into the themes of women’s roles in the church and society. He explores the origins of New Covenant restrictions and argues that Jesus reversed the curse of male dominance. Insights on how beliefs shaped historical events like the Civil War lead to a discussion on the oppression of women. Vallotton examines 1 Corinthians 11, highlighting the dual empowerment and restrictions placed on women by Paul. He urges for a church that honors and releases women, envisioning a revival when they are empowered to lead.

Kris Vallotton dives into the divine design for women, highlighting how God's spoken word created humanity as 'very good.' He explores the partnership between male and female, emphasizing that both share dominion in God's image. The discussion transitions to the concept of Adam needing a helper and the significance of 'one flesh.' Vallotton critiques how post-fall dynamics shifted authority, advocating for a biblical view that empowers women rather than suppresses them. He finishes with a prayer commissioning women for leadership and restoration.

Kris Vallotton

Jason Vallotton

Jason Vallotton

Jason Vallotton

Kris & Kathy Vallotton

Jason Vallotton