As we look back on 9/11, we remember the lives lost, the bravery of first responders, and the unity that carried us through one of our darkest days. It’s a reminder that life is fragile, but God is our refuge and strength. From Jaggy and me here at Cat81 Radio—may we never forget.

Dr. Stanley teaches that God is not hiding His will from His children—He delights in guiding those who sincerely seek Him. He explains that the foundation for knowing God’s will begins with a surrendered heart, willing to obey before all the details are revealed. God makes His direction clear through Scripture, the prompting of the Holy Spirit, wise counsel, and circumstances that align with His plan. Stanley stresses the importance of patience and trust, reminding listeners that God’s timing is just as important as His guidance. The message encourages believers to walk closely with the Lord, confident that He will always show His will to those who desire to do it.

Jaggy says purrs and blessings—and I say thank you for listening to Cat81 Radio!

Pastor Jentezen Franklin continues his powerful message in “It’s Time to Stand Up – Part Two.” He reminds us that the enemy’s goal is to wear us down with pressure and discouragement, but when we stand firm in prayer and God’s Word, we not only find strength for ourselves but become an example for others. Franklin urges believers to resist compromise, stay true to their convictions, and trust that when we stand for Christ, He stands with us—turning trials into triumphs.

We just want to take a moment to thank you for tuning in to Cat81 Radio. Your support means the world to us, and we’re so grateful you choose to spend part of your day with us. Jaggy and I love bringing you uplifting messages, inspiring stories, and a little encouragement along the way. From our studio to your home, thank you for being part of the Cat81 family—we couldn’t do this without you!

Pastor Jentezen Franklin calls believers to rise with courage and conviction in a world that often pressures them to sit down and stay silent. He draws on biblical examples—like Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego refusing to bow to Nebuchadnezzar’s idol—to show that standing for God may mean standing alone, but it always brings His presence and power. Franklin emphasizes that compromise may seem easier, but true victory comes when we boldly declare our faith and live by God’s standards, even under fire. This first part lays the foundation: now is the moment for God’s people to stand up in prayer, in righteousness, and in unshakable commitment to His Word.

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Schambach urges believers to refuse to let worry dominate their lives, reminding them that worry adds nothing but robs peace, joy, and faith. He points to Jesus’ teaching in Matthew 6—if God feeds the birds and clothes the lilies, how much more will He provide for His children? Schambach stresses that worry is a tool of the enemy to keep God’s people distracted and fearful, while faith anchors them in God’s promises. He exhorts listeners to cast their cares on the Lord, pray with thanksgiving, and trust that God is already working things out. The message closes with a call to trade anxiety for praise, because when faith replaces worry, miracles can happen.

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R.W. Schambach passionately proclaims that Jesus Christ came to set people free—free from sin, sickness, fear, and every form of bondage. He reminds listeners that the same power that raised Christ from the dead is still at work today, breaking chains and delivering those oppressed by the enemy. Schambach emphasizes that true liberation isn’t found in human effort, but in the authority of God’s Word and the anointing of the Holy Spirit. With his trademark fiery style, he challenges believers to stop living in defeat, claim the promises of God, and walk boldly in the freedom Christ has already secured.

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Dr. Evans teaches that our real enemies are not people, but the spiritual forces working against us. He stresses that prayer is the believer’s most powerful weapon to dismantle the schemes of Satan. Instead of fighting battles in the flesh—through anger, revenge, or manipulation—we are called to bring every attack before God in prayer. Through intercession and spiritual authority in Christ, prayer pulls down strongholds, confuses the enemy’s plans, and brings God’s power into impossible situations. Evans urges believers to be persistent, specific, and faith-filled in their prayers, reminding us that victory comes when we let God fight for us.

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Bishop Jakes encourages believers to trust that even in times of confusion, setbacks, or silence, God is at work behind the scenes. What may feel like chaos or delay is often preparation for breakthrough. He reminds us that God uses trials to shape character, deepen faith, and position us for greater purpose. Jakes urges listeners not to give up when life feels uncertain, because God is orchestrating details we cannot yet see. The message is one of hope: our struggles are not wasted—God is up to something, and His plan is always for our good and His glory.

Jaggy and I thank you for listening!