Tam Talks with Ruth Fernandez -- Kingdom Wealth Is Not Luck, It's Your Birthright
Tammy Hotsenpiller
What does it really mean to live in the Kingdom of God? Is prosperity only about money, or is there something deeper believers have missed? In this powerful episode of TAM Talks, Tammy Hotsenpiller sits down with author and speaker Ruth Fernandez for a real and thought-provoking conversation about kingdom living, spiritual authority, prosperity vs. poverty mindsets, emotions, identity, prayer, and accessing deeper relationship with God. Ruth shares insights from her book *Kingdom Wealth Is Not Luck, It’s
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J-Walker Interview with Ari
Tammy Hotsenpiller
Ari was on a journey to find a higher power. Is there a God? What is the purpose of life? Everyone has a desire in their heart for more. If it's not Jesus it will be filled with new age or whatever. Ari's story was that she fell for a lie that she was a god. But in Jr. High she was completely humbled by God. She opened her bible for the first time. If someone feels broken out there listen to this amazing testimony from Ari.
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J-Walker Interview with Andre
Tammy Hotsenpiller
Andre's story is so real and relevant. Andre grew up Armenian Orthodox, went to Christian school all his life but never heard the gospel. He heard about Jesus but not about sin. He didn't know what grace was but then after 5 years of giving his life to Jesus he finally understood the gospel. So now Andre is working at Influence Church and they have Jesus Clubs in the high schools. He meets the kids where they're at. A lot never knew about Jesus. So be encouraged listening to this podcast with
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J-Walker interview with Allan and Lili
Tammy Hotsenpiller
Jesus Clubs -- "The Next Jesus Movement" with Pastor Allan and Pastor Lili. They have a heart for God and are leading clubs in our local schools where kids are coming to faith in Jesus Christ. Lili's story is that she came to Jesus in high school. When she was 16 years old Lili struggled with anxiety, identity, and did not know her worth. Allan was 19 years old when he gave his life to the Lord. Allan got in trouble a lot. When he was 14 years old he got involved with drugs. But at 21 years ol
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J-Walker interview with JJ
Tammy Hotsenpiller
This story will make you think -- Where was I at that age? Listen to JJ's story. JJ started at 2nd grade when her grandparents raised her. She never felt good enough. JJ experienced bullying at 4th grade and tried to take her life. She was so angry so JJ became a bully too. Nothing could fill the hole in JJ's heart. JJ's story goes into dealing with hurt and forgiveness. God is taking JJ to be a model for Jesus.
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J-Walker new series intro
Tammy Hotsenpiller
Tammy, a faithful prayer walker, connected with local junior high kids who initially teased her for jay-walking, sparking a friendship through donuts, prayers, and honest conversation. She told them, “I’m not just a jay-walker, I’m a JESUS walker,” which deeply impacted them. This led to the launch of a Jesus Club at their school, where students now gather weekly to learn about Christ. Inspired by the story, Christian artists from across the U.S. joined forces to create the JWALKER Comic Book Serie
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Living Unoffendable -- Part 4
Tammy Hotsenpiller
What is the right way to handle offense? In the story of Stephen in Acts 7 he stood for what is right. God will show you the truth. God gives us a glimpse of eternity and the strength to stand for truth. Our actions are a testimony. And forgiveness is at the heart of the unoffended. So Forgive other's words, keep moving, let love smother pain and let Jesus be our defense.
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Living Unoffendable -- Part 3
Tammy Hotsenpiller
Definition of offended. Resentful or annoyed, typically as a result of a perceived insult. Offense is the bait the enemy uses to trap us. He will use people's words and actions to get our minds churning and stir up our emotions. Steps to avoid offense: 1) Be smart. Don't take the bait. 2) Forgive. Because Jesus said to. Unforgiveness is a heavy burden to carry. 3) There is not a limit to forgiveness.
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Living Unoffendable - Part 2
Tammy Hotsenpiller
What causes a person to feel offended? Hurt, envy, jealousy, and misunderstanding will lead to an offended spirit. Pastor Tammy tells the story of Joseph and his set up for leadership. Steps for not taking Offense:
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Living Unoffendable - Part 1
Tammy Hotsenpiller
The definition of offended is resentful or annoyed, typically as a result of a perceived insult. The Latin root is to provoke, or displease, hurt or upset. Offense occurs when we feel personally attacked y someone else's words or actions. Pastor Tammy gives us insight into what the bible says about this and how to become unoffendable. How are you going to respond?
info_outlineIf you’re here for the first time go back and listen to the other four podcasts in this series - Relationship Connection.
#1 Relationship Connection Spiritual
#2 Relationship Connection Colleague
#3 Relationship Connection Family
#4 Relationship Connection Romance
#5 Relationship Connection Companion
This series is about what brought you together.
The definition of Companion is: One that accompanies another, a comrade, an associate, a traveling companion or you share a common interest and enjoy one another’s company.
It is important to hear all five of these.
The biblical characters for today is David and Abigail in 1 Samuel 25.
Coaching Tips:
1. Drawn together by a personal and emotional connection but you must continue to develop your interest to stay connected.
2. One of you will excel at various abilities over the other. Your relationship is not meant to be a competition but a connection. Find new ways to grow your interest so you don't outgrow one another.
3. Companions love being together but remember you need other friends and relationships to be healthy. Look for new ways to be healthy and whole.
4. Companions are drawn together by mutual interest or desire but often they confuse connection with love. You must find ways to deepen your relationship emotionally.