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Kingdom Gorillas Podcast

Kingdom Gorillas Podcast

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 Kingdom Gorillas is a bold, unfiltered Christian podcast where we dive deep into the realities of faith, life, and transformation. Hosted by a pastor, minister, and former inmate who found Christ in jail, this podcast brings a unique and raw perspective to the message of hope, redemption, and true discipleship. A member of God Made Music and founder of Streets Need Faith, I’m passionate about reaching those in the streets and beyond with the love of Christ. Each episode unpacks Scripture, life lessons, and personal stories that inspire and challenge listeners to go all-in for God. Join the Kingdom Gorillas community as we tackle the hard questions and celebrate the journey of faith with authenticity and depth.Copyright 2024 All rights reserved. Christianity Spirituality
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  • Are You Spiritually Dead | Acts 5:1-13 Explained – A Call to Complete Surrender (KGP Ep.2)

    Are You Spiritually Dead | Acts 5:1-13 Explained – A Call to Complete Surrender (KGP Ep.2)
    Oct 26 2024

    In this episode, we dive deep into Acts 5:1-13 to uncover the powerful lesson behind Ananias and Sapphira’s story. What does it really mean to give your all to God? We explore why holding back spiritually leads to "spiritual death" and how partial devotion can block the fullness of God’s blessings. Using bold, charismatic insights and humor, we look at why God calls us to total commitment and how the early church approached ministry with reverence and awe.

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