Jerry Flowers Podcast

Idolatry is a matter of the human heart; it is the human heart seeking something outside of its Creator to sustain it. Money does not change a person, but rather exposes the human heart.

The fight is fixed and the only way we lose is if we don't fight, so let the arrows fly!

Jerry Flowers & Dr. J. T. Flowers discuss finding joy in God amidst challenges, reflecting on biblical narratives of grace, miracles, faith, and enduring trials. They emphasize the importance of praise, worship, and maintaining faith in God's plan to overcome difficulties and find strength. The podcast explores the power of inviting Jesus into all aspects of life, seeking spiritual guidance through intercession, and finding joy and strength through faith.

We have to stop worshipping at the altar of what other people think. If we don't unlearn that, what they say about us will be what we say about ourselves.

Whoever you pick and choose to do life with is a choice on the materials you will use to build your house.

Can you identify when your heart is catching a cold? With a natural cold you can lose your taste, but with a spiritual cold you can lose sensitivity to the things of God and His convictions! Believe it or not, it’s possible for us to not even know how contagious we are, which by default has us spreading strongholds.

Kingdom men don't just happen. They're first born again and then built. We know this to be true because when we look at David's life, he was anointed to be king over Israel in 1 Samuel 16, but he didn't become king until 2 Samuel 5 because he was being built.

Jerry Flowers, a religious figure specializing in spiritual healing, discusses the importance of a healed mind for discernment, emphasizing detoxifying the mind, recognizing negative influences, overcoming mental pain through faith, and strategies for healing the mind through partnership with God.

Once Satan gains access to your ear, he can then influence your mind, the gateway to your soul. What are you listening to on a regular basis?

Some people like the unhealed version of you better… what if the only thing y’all have in common is similar dopamine hits?