Tony Alamo

Mon, 29 Jun 2026 12:00:00 GMT

Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries

The Commonwealth of God: Kingship, Obedience, and Letting Christ Live Through You
Ep206 How To Have Gods Life Living In You Part 104

Entering the Kingdom Without Cost

In this episode, Pastor Tony Alamo continues part 104 of How to Have God’s Life Living in You, program number 206. He opens by emphasizing that his ministry materials are offered free of charge because, in his view, God did not charge him for salvation. From there, he contrasts the poverty and oppression he sees in the world with the kingdom of God, arguing that worldly systems enrich a small ruling class while the true kingdom of God operates as a spiritual commonwealth where those who submit to God’s rule receive what they need.

The Kingdom of God Versus Worldly Kingdoms

Alamo explains that earthly kingdoms and political systems, including what he calls democracy, often function as oppressive structures ruled by wealthy elites. By contrast, he presents the kingdom of God as a royal commonwealth under the authority of Christ, the King of kings and Lord of lords. In this kingdom, believers are not passive recipients of blessings but are called to become kings who lead others into righteousness. Alamo says the purpose of spiritual kingship is not domination, but instruction, guidance, and bringing people into the blessings and laws of God’s kingdom.

Teaching, Discipline, and the Responsibility to Lead

A major theme of the message is the responsibility of believers to teach others. Alamo says those who belong to the kingdom must help instruct new believers, children, families, and people who do not yet understand God’s laws. He uses the example of teaching his young daughter to eat salads for her health as a practical illustration of kingly responsibility: leaders must explain, guide, correct, and care for those entrusted to them. He criticizes people in the church who enjoy the benefits of the kingdom but do not teach, serve, or help others grow spiritually.

Spiritual Life for Dead Trees

Alamo compares unsaved people to dead trees that cannot bear fruit unless supernatural life enters them. He argues that preaching condemnation alone will not transform people; they must receive God’s life within them. In his teaching, the church’s job is to present the kingdom of God in such a way that people see the advantage of entering it and desire the commonwealth of God over the oppression of worldly systems. He says believers must reason with people, show them Christ, and demonstrate the life of the kingdom rather than merely accuse them or shout judgment at them.

Health, Provision, and the Laws of the Kingdom

The sermon also connects obedience to God with health, provision, and daily life. Alamo discusses food, clothing, medicine costs, poverty, inflation, housing, and the burden of living outside the protection and provision of God’s kingdom. He teaches that the kingdom has its own health program, economic system, educational system, defense system, and judicial system. In his view, believers should seek first the kingdom of God rather than being consumed by worry over food, clothing, shelter, or worldly security.

Christ Living Through the Believer

Alamo repeatedly emphasizes that true Christianity requires Christ to live in and through the believer. He says the world wants to see Jesus in people, not merely hear religious claims. He warns that if church members act like the world, hate sinners, neglect new believers, defend sin, or refuse instruction, they are not building the kingdom of God on Earth. Alamo teaches that believers must discipline themselves, submit their minds and bodies to the Holy Spirit, and allow Christ to continue His work through them.

Salvation, Tithing, and the Closing Appeal

The message closes with Alamo calling listeners to enter the kingdom through a sinner’s prayer. He asks them to confess belief in Jesus Christ as the Son of God, the King of kings, and the one whose blood washes away sin. After the prayer, he encourages listeners to request a free copy of the message and then turns to the kingdom’s economic system, which he identifies as tithing. He urges supporters to help send the message to the world, ending with ministry contact information and a final encouragement to remain in the kingdom.

Tony Alamo

Sun, 28 Jun 2026 13:00:00 GMT

Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries

White Raiment, Heavenly Thrones, and the Call to Overcome
Sermon 760B

A Message From the Archives

This episode presents an archived sermon from Pastor Tony Alamo, introduced by Help from Christ Ministries. The message continues Tony Alamo’s teaching through the book of Revelation, beginning with Christ’s counsel to “buy” gold tried in the fire, white raiment, and eye salve. Alamo interprets these images as a call for believers to gain spiritual experience through resisting Satan, enduring trials, seeing through spiritual deception, and learning to view reality through the Word of God rather than through worldly attractions or carnal thinking.

Gold Tried in the Fire and White Raiment

Alamo teaches that being “tried in the fire” means going through spiritual conflict, tribulation, rebuke, correction, and discipline so that believers can become spiritually rich. He links white raiment to purity, obedience, and being without spot or blemish before God. He warns against what he describes as lawless versions of love that excuse sin, arguing instead that biblical love means keeping God’s commandments. In this framework, rebuke and chastening are not rejection, but evidence that God is shaping those He loves.

Repentance, Spiritual Sight, and Christian Conduct

The sermon places strong emphasis on repentance and practical obedience. Alamo tells listeners to stop acting according to their own understanding and instead submit to what he presents as the rightly divided Word of God. He advises believers not to become obnoxious or argumentative when preaching, saying that if people reject the message, Christians should move on rather than force the issue. He also warns against confrontations with police or property owners, urging believers to comply, leave when told, and pursue any legal response through proper channels rather than through conflict.

Christ at the Door and the Bread of Life

Alamo then turns to Revelation’s image of Christ standing at the door and knocking. He interprets the door as the heart and teaches that Jesus, the Father, and the Holy Spirit desire to enter the believer so that God may live and work through them. He describes “supping” with Christ as learning the Word of God, eating the bread of life, and receiving spiritual understanding that cannot be grasped by a merely carnal mind. For Alamo, true Christianity requires dying out to self so that Christ can live within the believer.

Overcoming and Sitting With Christ

The message continues into Revelation’s promise that those who overcome will sit with Christ on His throne. Alamo teaches that overcoming means resisting Satan, abandoning carnal thinking, and remaining spiritually connected to God while still living on Earth. He compares this connection to a diver receiving air and communication from a ship above, or to a long-distance call in which the believer cannot see God but can still speak with Him and hear from Him. He emphasizes that faithful believers are united with the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit and are called to sit with Christ in heavenly places.

Revelation Chapter Four and the Heavenly Throne

Alamo moves into Revelation chapter four, describing John’s vision of heaven, the throne, the one seated on it, the rainbow like an emerald, the twenty-four elders in white raiment with golden crowns, lightning, thunder, voices, the seven lamps of fire, the sea of glass, and the four living creatures. He stresses that heaven is a place of holiness and purity where no one enters with spotted or blemished garments. He interprets the imagery as spiritually meaningful and says believers need teachers, preachers, evangelists, and prophets to help explain such mysteries.

Letters, Salvation, and the Closing Appeal

The program closes with listener letters from New York and Abidjan, Ivory Coast, including a request for literature and the Messiah book, and another letter seeking spiritual instruction and help for a prayer group facing occult customs, sorcery, Islam, and cults. Alamo responds by describing the world as deceived and hostile toward true Christians, then urges listeners to be born again of the Spirit. The broadcast ends with a sinner’s prayer, contact information for obtaining the program and ministry materials, and Alamo’s closing promise of another message from the Word of God.

Tony Alamo

Fri, 26 Jun 2026 12:00:00 GMT

Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries

Citizens of the Kingdom: Obedience, Worship, and the Power to Stay in God’s Life
Ep205 How To Have Gods Life Living In You Part 103

Continuing the Teaching on God’s Life Within the Believer

In this episode of How to Have God’s Life Living in You, World Pastor Tony Alamo presents part 103 of the series and program 205, continuing his teaching on salvation, obedience, the kingdom of God, worship, and the need for Christ’s life to live and work inside the believer. He opens by saying that although he prepares some material, he wants the Lord to guide the broadcast by the Spirit and direct the message to those listening around the world. The episode includes listener letters, ministry updates, teaching from Hebrews, and a closing prayer for salvation.

Letters From Africa, the Philippines, and Beyond

The program begins with several responses from listeners who say the radio broadcast has helped their spiritual lives. A listener from Uganda says the program has brought joy, light, and a life focused on Jesus. A minister from West Africa thanks the ministry for preaching what he calls the raw and undiluted Word of God and asks for Bibles and study materials. A listener from Manila thanks Alamo for offering programming that parents can allow their children to hear without fear of worldly content, while other letters from Nigeria and South Africa express gratitude for spiritual encouragement and request Christian materials.

The Kingdom of Heaven and the Duty to Obey the King

Alamo uses the listener letters to move into a broader teaching about the kingdom of heaven. He argues that believers are not of this world’s kingdoms, but of a heavenly kingdom, and that citizens of that kingdom must obey its King. He says people cannot partake of the blessings of God’s kingdom while ignoring God’s commandments. He contrasts worldly desires, pride, and disobedience with the call to discipline oneself through the Word of God, warning that those who claim Christianity but continue in darkness are not walking in the light.

Blessings, Discipline, and the Common Wealth of the Kingdom

A major theme of the sermon is that the kingdom of heaven includes both blessings and discipline. Alamo describes a “common wealth” of believers, saying that those who belong to the kingdom share in God’s protection, provision, healing, and spiritual defense. He says God sends angels and heavenly help to protect those who obey Him, while those who disregard His commandments may experience correction. He also discusses ministry giving, saying that when he hears of needs such as hunger in Africa, he believes he must respond because ignoring those needs would displease God.

Corporate Worship and Entering the Heavenly Presence

The teaching then returns to the subject of worshiping together. Alamo says corporate worship is not merely preparation for heaven, but a present participation in heavenly worship. Drawing from Hebrews 12, he describes believers coming to Mount Zion, the city of the living God, the heavenly Jerusalem, the company of angels, the church of the firstborn, and Jesus as mediator of the new covenant. He teaches that when believers gather, pray, and worship in obedience, they enter spiritually into the presence of God and join the worship already taking place around His throne.

Christ Greater Than Angels and the Power of the Word

Alamo continues into Hebrews chapter 1, emphasizing that Jesus Christ is greater than the angels and is the Son through whom God created and sustains the universe. He teaches that Christ reflects God’s glory, represents God exactly, upholds all things by the power of His Word, and has been seated in honor at God’s right hand. Alamo applies this to believers by saying that the same Word that upholds the universe can uphold those who read, believe, and obey it. He repeatedly stresses that merely hearing the Word is not enough; believers must do what it says.

Salvation, Repentance, and Remaining in the Kingdom

The episode closes with Alamo urging listeners to become children and citizens of the kingdom of God by receiving Christ, rejecting the kingdoms of this world, and walking in the Spirit. He warns that ignorance of God’s Word leads people to perish, while knowledge of the Word gives believers strength and protection. He leads listeners in a salvation prayer, asking God to wash away former sins through the blood of Jesus, forgive sins of ignorance when repented of, and make the listener a new creature in Christ. The program ends with contact information for receiving free tapes or CDs and a preview of part 104.

Tony Alamo

Thu, 25 Jun 2026 12:00:00 GMT

Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries

The Blood, the Word, and the Warning to Remain in God’s Life
Ep204 How To Have Gods Life Living In You Part 102

A Continuing Sermon on God’s Life Within the Believer

In this episode of Tony Alamo’s series How to Have God’s Life Living in You, World Pastor Tony Alamo presents part 102 of the teaching, continuing his emphasis on salvation, repentance, obedience, spiritual warfare, and the necessity of remaining in the Word of God. He opens by describing himself as a full-time pastor fighting Satan, sin, and the world, then prays for listeners to receive the message, be spiritually fed, and be provided for in both spiritual and practical ways. The sermon is framed as a warning to the unsaved and to the churches to hear what the Spirit is saying.

Listener Requests, Testimonies, and International Outreach

The program includes several listener responses and ministry updates before returning to the teaching from Hebrews. A caller from Michigan requests information after hearing the shortwave broadcast, while a listener from Panorama City asks for missed programs because she says the sermons help her daily walk. A letter from Nigeria thanks the ministry for spreading the gospel in Africa and requests Bibles, shirts, preaching materials, and music tapes. Alamo uses the Nigeria letter to discuss missionary work, Bible distribution, African evangelism, and his desire to verify needs before sending larger support.

Warnings Against False Doctrine and Religious Deception

Alamo repeatedly contrasts what he presents as true biblical teaching with what he sees as false doctrine, counterfeit religion, and compromised preaching. He criticizes Catholic doctrine, government interference with religious expression, and preachers who teach that salvation is permanently secured regardless of later conduct. He argues that salvation requires continued obedience, repentance, and endurance to the end, and he warns listeners not to rely on teachers who, in his view, minimize sin or fail to teach the full demands of Scripture.

Worship, Fear of God, and Entering His Rest

The central teaching continues under the theme of “insights into worshiping the Lord.” Alamo explains that believers should worship God because of His promises, His mercy, His power, and His offer of rest. Drawing from Hebrews chapter 4, he says entering God’s rest means leaving behind the works of the old life, including sin, rebellion, worldly pursuits, and self-directed living. He teaches that those who read God’s Word but refuse to obey it are like foolish builders without a foundation, while those who hear and obey are wise and prepared for judgment.

The Blood of Jesus and the Door Into Heaven

A major theme of the sermon is the blood of Jesus. Alamo teaches that Christ’s blood removes former sins, opens the way to God, and allows believers to come boldly before the throne of grace. He emphasizes that the blood is not a license to continue sinning, but the means by which past sin is forgiven so the believer can now live in obedience. He also discusses Hebrews 9 and 10, contrasting Christ’s sacrifice with the older sacrifices of bulls and goats, and insists that Jesus died once to make redemption available.

Repentance, Perfection, and Continuing in the Spirit

Alamo strongly argues that believers must stop sinning and continue in the Spirit until the end. He says sins of ignorance can be forgiven when a person repents, but willful sin after salvation is spiritually dangerous. He rejects the idea that no one can be perfect, saying that perfection is possible only when Christ, the Father, and the Holy Spirit live in and rule through the believer. He repeatedly urges listeners to remain in the Word, pray for power, come boldly to God in times of need, and live one day at a time under God’s grace.

Prayer for Salvation and a Call to Stay in the Word

The episode closes with Alamo inviting unsaved listeners to receive Christ by praying a sinner’s prayer. He leads listeners to confess belief that Jesus Christ is the Son of God, that He died on the cross, shed His blood for sin, and was raised from the dead by the power of the Holy Spirit. The program ends with instructions for receiving free CDs or tapes through the ministry and a preview of the next installment, part 103 of How to Have God’s Life Living in You. Alamo’s final message is to stay in the Word, stay in the Spirit, and be saved.

Tony Alamo

Wed, 24 Jun 2026 17:00:00 GMT

Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries

Ep203, How To Have Gods Life Living In You, Part 101, Seeing Jesus Through Hebrews, Worship, and the Sustaining Power of the Word

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A Prayer for God’s Word to Take Over the Message

Tony Alamo opens program 203 as part 101 of “How to Have God’s Life Living in You.” He explains that listeners can receive the program, Bibles, literature, tapes, and related materials free of charge. He then prays that God will take over his vessel, mouth, and tongue so the program will teach listeners how to be saved and how to have God living in them. The opening prayer uses the image of a wise man building on solid rock, which Alamo identifies as reading and doing the Word of God.

Letters from Zambia, Mexico, and India

The program includes letters from Zambia, Mexico, and India. A writer from Mansa, Zambia praises the ministry’s literature and asks for Bibles, literature, and possible help with a church building, explaining that the congregation is using a school classroom. Alamo responds by describing the humble beginnings of his own ministry in a former dope den and advises gratitude for any place to preach. A brief letter from Tabasco, Mexico praises the radio messages, while a letter from India thanks the ministry for newsletters and Bibles used in evangelism.

Remembering the Early Hippie Church

In response to the Zambia letter, Alamo tells a long story about the early days of his ministry with Sue. He describes preaching in a former dope den, seeing hippies and drug users converted, and being known as a “hippie church.” He says the converts were filled with the Holy Spirit and describes conflict with police officers who misunderstood what was happening. He also recounts seeking support from churches, missions, and supermarkets, and says the ministry began with little but eventually expanded after years of struggle.

Hebrews and the Desire to See Jesus

The main teaching section shifts to the book of Hebrews, centered on the phrase “Sir, I would see Jesus.” Sharon reads prepared material about Hebrews, and Alamo expands on it by saying the book helps believers see Jesus more clearly. He teaches that Jesus is the wisdom and power of God, the author and finisher of faith, and the one on whom faith depends from start to finish. He also repeats his view that Paul wrote Hebrews, while saying the true author is Jesus because the Word of God is divine.

Worship, the Word, and the New Covenant

Alamo teaches that worship depends on focusing on God’s Word, which he describes as God’s majesty, power, sacrifice for sin, and sustaining force. He says Christ’s intercession allows believers to enter God’s presence and rejects the idea that Mary can serve as an intercessor. The sermon also contrasts the old covenant with the new covenant, arguing that Jesus, as the superior and enduring high priest after the order of Melchizedek, opened the heavenly sanctuary and gives believers sustaining power through the Word.

The Humanity of Jesus and the Closing Salvation Prayer

The final portion emphasizes Hebrews 2, especially the claim that Jesus took part in human flesh and blood. Alamo uses this to argue against ministers who say Jesus had “the blood of God,” saying instead that Jesus had human flesh and human blood while being upheld by the Spirit. He teaches that Christ’s death broke the devil’s power and made it possible for believers to overcome sin through God’s Spirit. The program closes with a salvation prayer, a request for listeners to report if they were saved, and Sharon’s instructions for receiving tape number 203.

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Tony Alamo

Tue, 23 Jun 2026 17:00:00 GMT

Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries

Ep202, How To Have Gods Life Living In You, Part 100, The Word Made Flesh, the Power to Overcome Sin, and the Call to Endure

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Hebrews as the Center of the Message

Tony Alamo opens program 202 by identifying it as part 100 of “How to Have God’s Life Living in You.” He says the episode will expose what he calls heresy among prominent ministers and focuses heavily on the book of Hebrews. He argues that Paul wrote Hebrews and says the book must be understood as the Word of God rather than merely as Paul’s personal language or style. This framing sets up the rest of the episode as a doctrinal argument about Christ’s humanity, obedience, holiness, and the believer’s need to overcome sin.

Christ’s Flesh, Blood, and Victory Over Sin

The central scripture reading comes from Hebrews 2:14 and Hebrews 2:17. Alamo emphasizes that Jesus partook of the same flesh and blood as humanity, arguing that Christ had human flesh, human blood, and human bone while also having the Spirit of God in Him. He uses this interpretation to teach that Jesus overcame sin in the flesh, and that believers who have Christ living in them can also overcome sin. This becomes his main argument against any teaching that suggests people are inherently unable to live in obedience to God.

Direct Criticism of Other Ministers

Alamo strongly criticizes Reverend Hagey and Charles Stanley, accusing them of teaching doctrines he considers false. He objects to claims that Jesus had “the blood of God” rather than human blood, and he also rejects the doctrine that all past, present, and future sins are forgiven regardless of continued obedience. He frames such teaching as lawlessness and warns that people who preach it are misleading souls. These claims are presented in the transcript as Alamo’s own doctrinal judgments and warnings.

The Spirit, the Word, and the Power to Endure

Throughout the sermon, Alamo connects the Word of God, the Holy Spirit, and the power to endure to the end. He argues that God upholds all things by the word of His power and applies that idea to believers, saying they too can be upheld if they submit to God and remain in His Word. He teaches that reading scripture, believing it, praying without ceasing, and remaining steadfast are essential to having God’s life living in a person. He also repeatedly warns against unbelief, which he describes as the central sin that prevents salvation.

Angels, Ministers, Visions, and Spiritual Warfare

Alamo discusses angels as “ministering winds” or spirits and says both angels and people have wills. He uses this to argue that believers must choose to believe scripture and resist Satan. He also tells a personal story about praying for a woman named Verna, whom he describes as demon-possessed, connecting that story to the biblical account of Legion. These sections reinforce the episode’s themes of spiritual warfare, demonic deception, the need to study scripture, and the danger of false ministers.

The Salvation Prayer and Closing Appeal

Near the end, Alamo turns the sermon into a direct appeal for listeners to receive Christ as their personal Savior. He leads a salvation prayer, asking listeners to confess belief in Jesus as the Son of God, His death on the cross, His shed blood, and His resurrection by the Holy Spirit. Sharon then gives contact information for receiving the audio tape, CD, Bible, or literature free of charge. Alamo closes by urging listeners to continue with the next program on Hebrews and to remain controlled by the Holy Spirit through the Word of God.

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Tony Alamo

Mon, 22 Jun 2026 17:00:00 GMT

Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries

Ep201, How To Have Gods Life Living In You, Part 99, Building a Life on the Word, Obedience, and Spiritual Renewal

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Opening Prayer and a Warning About Authority

Tony Alamo begins program 201 by identifying it as part 99 of “How to Have God’s Life Living in You.” He opens with a prayer asking God to pour out wisdom, knowledge, and understanding through him. The prayer strongly emphasizes submission to spiritual authority, warning that people who defy the authority Alamo says God has placed over them are in danger spiritually. He also rejects the doctrine of “once saved, always saved” and frames the program as a message intended to expose Satan through the Word of God.

Letters from Mexico, Scotland, India, and Kenya

The program includes several letters from listeners and ministry contacts. A writer from Ensenada, Mexico thanks the ministry for literature and “The Messiah” book and requests more Bibles, literature, tapes, T-shirts, and sweatshirts for distribution. A writer from Glasgow, Scotland thanks the ministry for literature and T-shirts. Another letter from Manipur, India describes a desire to establish a worship center and Alamo Christian Church in Imphal City. A letter from Kenya says the ministry’s literature has influenced people there and asks for Bibles for new believers.

The Call to Do the Gospel, Not Only Hear It

After the letters, Alamo says that preaching, reading the Bible, and praying are necessary, but not enough by themselves. He insists that what believers read, they must also do. He argues that Jesus’ statement “It is finished” refers to the completion of the plan and way of salvation, not permission for believers to stop obeying God. This becomes one of the central themes of the episode: Alamo repeatedly teaches that salvation must be shown through obedience, works, and allowing Christ to continue His work through the believer.

A Personal Story About Fasting and Fear of God

Alamo recounts a long personal story from his early years as a Christian, when he says God commanded him to fast without food or water until a recording session was completed. He describes intense thirst, heat, mice entering his house, and an incident in which a light bulb allegedly fell as a sign when he was tempted to drink water. He uses the story to illustrate his view that God can command difficult obedience, that God may threaten judgment, and that believers should fear disobeying divine instruction.

Examples of Ministry Help and Practical Service

The sermon includes several examples of what Alamo presents as practical obedience to the gospel. He describes sending cake and tofu ice cream to a rebuked church member and her husband, sending someone to visit an imprisoned ministry member in Chicago, helping prisoners, hiring attorneys, providing money and Bibles, and assisting people in danger or distress. He connects these acts to biblical commands to visit prisoners, feed the hungry, and help those in need, while also saying he does not extend the same kind of support to people he believes are actively opposing the ministry.

Luke 6, Fruit, Foundations, and the Salvation Prayer

The scripture reading centers on Luke 6, especially the teaching that every tree is known by its fruit and that a person who hears and obeys Christ is like a man who builds a house on a rock. Alamo interprets the passage as a warning that Christians must produce visible obedience and works. He criticizes doctrines that say Christ has forgiven all past, present, and future sins regardless of obedience. The episode closes with a call to be born again, a salvation prayer, and instructions for listeners to request program 201 by mail, phone, fax, or the ministry website.

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Tony Alamo

Sun, 21 Jun 2026 17:00:00 GMT

Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries

Ep200, How To Have Gods Life Living In You, Part 98, Receiving Spiritual Life Through Repentance, Scripture, and the Holy Spirit

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A Ministry Message Offered Without Charge

Tony Alamo opens the program by identifying the episode as part 98 of “How to Have God’s Life Living in You” and program number 200. He emphasizes that the ministry offers CDs, audio tapes, Bibles, literature, and other religious materials free of charge, including postage and handling. He contrasts this approach with ministries that charge for religious materials and frames free distribution as part of his understanding of the gospel.

A Prayer for Missionary Outreach and Spiritual Aid

The program moves into a long prayer in which Alamo says he wants to send ambassadors to Africa, India, the Philippines, China, Pakistan, and other places where people are in need. He says he wants to help with physical needs such as food, water, and medicine, but insists that spiritual teaching and repentance are even more important. His prayer emphasizes fear of God, obedience, repentance from willful sin, and the belief that people need the Word of God to receive eternal life.

Letters from Georgia, Nigeria, the Philippines, and Ireland

The letter-reading portions include messages from Covington, Georgia; Nigeria; the Philippines; and Ireland. The Georgia letter thanks the ministry for its radio broadcasts and asks for prayer for a ministry in Conyers. The Nigerian letter describes family rejection, suicidal thoughts, and a request for Bibles. The Philippine letter requests materials for student ministry and evangelism. The Ireland letter thanks the ministry for Bibles and asks for continued support, including copies of “The Messiah According to Bible Prophecy.”

Warnings Against Disobedience and Religious Opposition

Throughout the episode, Alamo speaks forcefully about what he describes as devils, counterfeit believers, disobedience in churches, and opposition to spiritual leadership. He connects these themes to his interpretation of Revelation, Moses, Miriam, and the idea of measuring people by the Word of God. He also discusses accusations that his ministry is a cult, rejecting that label and warning listeners against what he calls blasphemy of the Holy Spirit.

Political, Prophetic, and Apocalyptic Claims

Alamo comments on suicide, terrorism, atomic weapons, the United States, the Vatican, Waco, and global conflict. These comments are presented as his own religious and political claims. He argues that young people are losing hope because of world events and says he believes future attacks will occur in unexpected places. He also criticizes secular government, religious institutions, and media systems, tying these subjects to his broader apocalyptic and anti-establishment preaching.

Luke 13, Luke 14, Humility, and the Salvation Prayer

Near the end, Sharon reads passages from Luke 13 and Luke 14, including references to Herod, Jerusalem, the Sabbath healing, and the parable of taking the lowest seat. Alamo interprets these passages as warnings against religious hypocrisy and government opposition to God. He concludes by inviting listeners to humble themselves, repent, be born again, and repeat a salvation prayer. The program closes with instructions for receiving program 200 and ministry materials.

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Tony Alamo

Sun, 21 Jun 2026 13:00:00 GMT

Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries

False Light, Lukewarm Faith, and Tony Alamo’s Warning From Revelation
Sermon 760A

A Message From the Archives

This episode presents an archived sermon from Pastor Tony Alamo, introduced by Help from Christ Ministries, with contact information offered for listeners who are inspired or encouraged by the message. Alamo begins with prayer, asking God to expose what he describes as deception in the world, especially “false light,” which he says comes from Satan appearing as an angel of light. He frames the sermon as a warning that religious language, false preaching, and misunderstood ideas of love can lead people away from the true meaning of Scripture.

Love, Hate, and the Meaning of Obedience

A central theme of the sermon is Alamo’s argument that many people misunderstand biblical love. He says love is not merely affection, sentiment, sex, or human comfort, but the keeping of God’s commandments. He repeatedly argues that Scripture teaches believers to love God above everything else and to reject anything or anyone that tries to separate them from Him. Alamo connects this to passages about hating the deeds of the Nicolaitans, resisting Satan, and not loving two masters, presenting his view that Christians must oppose false doctrine rather than accept everything in the name of love.

Learning “Heavenly Language”

Alamo emphasizes that people must learn what he calls the “heavenly language” of Scripture instead of interpreting biblical words through ordinary human or carnal definitions. He says people often misunderstand words such as love, hate, friendship, righteousness, and obedience because they use worldly definitions rather than biblical ones. After this prayerful introduction, the program includes a musical performance of “What a Friend We Have in Jesus,” which Alamo connects to his testimony that Jesus revealed heaven, hell, truth, and salvation to him.

Revelation, Lukewarmness, and Self-Deception

After the song, Alamo turns to the book of Revelation and asks listeners whether they know if they are deceived. He says the great deception of the last days is powerful because Satan does not appear obvious or absurd, but as something that looks convincing, religious, and light-filled. He focuses on Revelation’s warning about being lukewarm, saying many people do not recognize whether they are spiritually cold, hot, or lukewarm because deception has made them complacent. In his interpretation, lukewarm believers are those who have stopped resisting evil, settled into comfort, and mistaken spiritual rest for spiritual decline.

Warning Against False Doctrine and Religious Compromise

Alamo warns listeners not to accept teachers or preachers who, in his view, promote a doctrine that contradicts Scripture. He names individuals he considers false teachers and criticizes religious figures who teach that God has no enemies or that believers should love everything without discernment. He argues that the Bible commands believers to resist Satan, flee evil, avoid false doctrine, and refuse fellowship with teachings that oppose Christ. This section is forceful and confrontational, reflecting Alamo’s broader warning that false religion can look holy while leading people into deception.

Earthly Wealth, Spiritual Blindness, and the Need for Salvation

Continuing in Revelation, Alamo discusses the warning to those who say they are rich, increased with goods, and in need of nothing. He interprets this as a picture of people trusting in material success while failing to recognize spiritual poverty, blindness, misery, and nakedness. He says earthly possessions cannot be taken into eternity and describes how people leave all their goods behind at death. For Alamo, the warning is that outward prosperity can hide a soul that lacks righteousness and is unprepared to stand before God.

The Invitation to Be Born Again

The sermon closes with an altar-call style prayer, as Alamo says Jesus commanded that people “must be born again.” He leads listeners through a salvation prayer confessing sin, affirming belief in Jesus Christ as the Son of God, His death on the cross, His shed blood for forgiveness, and His resurrection by the power of the Holy Spirit. The program then gives information for obtaining a copy of program number 760 and directs listeners to Alamo Ministries contact information, closing with an invitation to continue the Revelation series in the next message.

Tony Alamo

Fri, 19 Jun 2026 12:00:00 GMT

Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries

Fear of God, Free Gospel, and the Midwives Who Chose Obedience Over Pharaoh
Ep199 How To Have Gods Life Living In You Part 97

Part 97 of a Continuing Call to Let God Live Within

In this episode, host Tony Alamo presents Part 97 of “How to Have God’s Life Living in You,” identified in the transcript as program number 199. He opens by explaining that copies of the program are available free of charge because, in his view, the gospel should be distributed without cost. He says Jesus never charged people for preaching, healing, or raising the dead, and he wants the ministry to represent Christ in the same way by offering tapes, CDs, literature, and postage at no charge.

Free Ministry Materials and the Value of the Message

Tony says some people have told him that listeners will not value the message unless they pay for it, but he disagrees. He points to letters from listeners who say they value the materials, are being saved, and are using them for evangelism. For Tony, free distribution is not a marketing decision but a spiritual obligation. He presents the ministry’s free materials as a way to reach those who cannot afford books, postage, or handling fees, while trusting God to provide the funds needed to continue.

Hatred, Persecution, and Preaching Across Racial Lines

Early in the program, Tony recounts a conversation with an attorney who allegedly told him that some church people hate him because of his soul-winning and because he preaches to Black people and allows them into his church. Tony responds by saying that his ministry has always welcomed Black people, and he connects this criticism to Jesus’ warning that believers would be hated because Christ Himself was hated. He uses the story to reinforce one of the episode’s recurring themes: true ministry will be opposed by religious jealousy, prejudice, and spiritual hatred.

Jesus, Suffering, and the Free Gift of Eternal Life

Tony reflects on Christ’s suffering, describing the nails, spear, crown of thorns, mockery, and beating Jesus endured so people could receive eternal life freely. He says Jesus’ life revealed God’s personality: loving, but also a God who judges and kills. Tony emphasizes that salvation must be received through Jesus Christ, and that being born again is not optional. He quotes Jesus’ teaching that a person must be born again to enter the kingdom of heaven, and he argues that fear of God is necessary because people will not obey God if they do not believe His warnings.

Exodus, Fear of God, and the Hebrew Midwives

The main scripture focus is Exodus 1, where Israel multiplies in Egypt and a new Pharaoh arises who does not know Joseph. Tony emphasizes Pharaoh’s fear of Israel’s growth and his order that Hebrew midwives kill male Hebrew babies. He focuses on Shiphrah and Puah, the midwives who refuse to obey Pharaoh because they fear God. Tony presents them as examples of true obedience, saying they feared God more than the king and therefore refused to murder the children. He repeatedly uses this account to argue that fear of God is the beginning of wisdom and the whole duty of man.

Pharaoh, Taskmasters, and the Bondage of God’s People

Tony discusses the oppression of Israel under Egyptian taskmasters, noting that the more Israel was afflicted, the more they multiplied and grew. He applies this pattern to Christians today, saying governments and persecutors cannot eliminate God’s people. He compares Pharaoh’s persecution of Israel to modern attacks on Christians and argues that persecution often strengthens rather than destroys the faithful. For Tony, Exodus becomes both a historical account and a model for understanding present spiritual conflict.

Abortion, Murder, and the Sanctity of Life

Tony connects Pharaoh’s order to kill Hebrew baby boys with modern abortion and euthanasia. He strongly condemns abortion, assisted death, and the killing of disabled or unwanted children, arguing that all life in the womb is human life and belongs to God. He describes examples of medical neglect and abortion as part of a larger spirit of murder. His tone is severe, but the underlying message is that people must repent from what he sees as participation in the destruction of innocent life.

Listener Letters From Nigeria, Brooklyn, Las Vegas, Mexico, and Angola

The program includes several letters from listeners and ministry contacts. A pastor from Port Harcourt, Nigeria thanks Tony for funds that helped continue literature distribution and says the ministry’s literature is contributing to conversions. A listener from Brooklyn, New York asks for more earthquake-themed literature, Bibles, and ministry materials after receiving literature from a ministry worker. A listener from Las Vegas, Nevada asks to be added to the newsletter list. A contact in Apodaca, Mexico requests Spanish Bibles, The Messiah booklets, Spanish literature, The Fugitive Pope, and Hebrew literature. A letter from Luanda, Angola says The Messiah According to Bible Prophecy has changed many lives and asks for Portuguese and French literature.

Global Outreach and Literature Distribution

Tony responds to the letters by emphasizing the importance of literature distribution around the world. He says people who cannot preach or teach can still distribute materials and build a ministry through free gospel literature. He stresses that the ministry will provide literature at no charge and that people can use it to win souls in their own regions. This global outreach theme continues Tony’s repeated emphasis on international evangelism, free Bibles, translated materials, and printed messages.

Israel, Jacob, and the Jewish Lineage

While reading Exodus 1, Tony explains that Jacob’s name was changed to Israel and that the twelve tribes came from Jacob’s sons. He notes that Jacob had multiple wives and connects this to Israel’s formation. He also briefly comments on the return of Israel to the land in the twentieth century, mentioning the establishment of Israel around 1947–1948. Later, he identifies himself as Jewish by birth and says the Jewish people brought the Word of God and the Messiah into the world. He frames hostility toward Jews as part of the same spirit that tried to destroy the messianic line in Egypt.

Personal Memories, Fear, and the Reality of Eternity

Tony gives a personal reflection about remembering fear at his own birth and contrasts that with the way he tried to comfort his own children when they were born. He uses this memory as part of a larger point about fear, vulnerability, and the need for God. He also recounts his belief that he has seen Jesus, heaven, and hell, saying these experiences make it impossible for him to deny the truth of Scripture. He presents fear of God not as abstract theology, but as something rooted in eternal consequences.

A Final Call to Be Born Again

The episode closes with Tony urging listeners to repent, fear God, keep His commandments, and receive Jesus Christ. He leads a salvation prayer asking God for mercy, confessing Jesus as the Son of the living God, affirming belief in His death, shed blood, and resurrection, and inviting Jesus into the heart. Afterward, he provides ways to request a free copy of program 199 through Tony Alamo Christian Ministries and previews the next broadcast, program 200, Part 98 of How to Have God’s Life Living in You.

Tony Alamo

Thu, 18 Jun 2026 12:00:00 GMT

Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries

Faith, Controversy, and Endurance: Tony Alamo on Salvation, Scripture, and Standing Apart From the World
Ep198 How To Have Gods Life Living In You Part 96

Part 96 of a Continuing Sermon Series

In this episode, host Tony Alamo presents Part 96 of “How to Have God’s Life Living in You.” The program combines extended prayer, scripture reading, listener letters, ministry updates, and Tony’s continuing arguments about salvation, obedience, persecution, and what he describes as the conflict between God’s kingdom and the world system. The episode is highly polemical, with Tony repeatedly defending his ministry against critics and urging listeners to measure every accusation against Scripture.

A Prayer Against Opposition and False Accusation

Tony opens with a long prayer asking God to anoint his message and guide what he says. He says critics accuse him of being part of a cult, but he argues that they do not prove their accusations from Scripture. Much of the opening prayer is framed as a spiritual battle, with Tony asking God to expose what he sees as false religious authority, false media narratives, and government-aligned religious deception. He repeatedly warns that people must come out of what he calls the world system and enter the spiritual system of God.

The World System, Rome, and Political Deception

A major theme in the opening segment is Tony’s belief that the present world system is controlled by Satan through religious, political, and media structures. He identifies Rome and the Vatican as central to this system and argues that world government, world media, and corrupt religious authority work together to deceive people. He also defends discussing politics in a sermon, saying the Bible itself exposes kingdoms, governments, and powers throughout history. For Tony, political commentary is part of revealing spiritual deception rather than a departure from preaching.

War, History, and the Need to Expose Darkness

Tony briefly turns to historical and political examples, including World War II, Japan, the atomic bomb, and modern allegations surrounding major national tragedies. His purpose is not to give a conventional history lesson, but to argue that the public is often deceived by official narratives and that Christians must expose Satan’s works. He says people are distracted by secular government and worldly events, keeping their minds away from Scripture, salvation, and eternity.

Creation, the Fall, and the Second Chance Through Christ

Tony moves from world events into the biblical account of creation and the fall. He says God created humanity good, but that Adam and Eve’s disobedience allowed Satan to take control of the world system. He teaches that all souls became dead in sin and trespasses and that humanity needs a Redeemer to escape hell and receive eternal life. Tony presents Jesus Christ as the second chance given by God, emphasizing Christ’s obedience, sacrifice, death, descent into hell, resurrection, and victory over death, hell, and the grave.

Salvation as God’s Life Living Inside the Believer

The central doctrinal theme of the program is that salvation is not only forgiveness, but the life and power of God living within the believer. Tony says Jesus had human blood and kept all of God’s commandments, and that believers receive the same Spirit that lived in Jesus. He argues that this Spirit gives Christians the power to obey God, continue in the faith, and do God’s work on earth. He repeatedly stresses that people must continue walking in the Spirit until the end, not merely attend church or make a temporary profession.

Letters From Mexico, the Ivory Coast, and Pakistan

The program includes several ministry letters. A listener from Guanajuato, Mexico thanks Tony for gospel materials, including The Messiah and newsletters, and says there is great hunger in the community to know the living God. A letter from the Ivory Coast thanks the ministry for literature, requests French Bibles, The Messiah books, newsletters in multiple languages, and materials for local outreach, refugees, prisoners, and new believers. Another letter from Pakistan describes distribution of ministry literature at a healing crusade and asks for more newsletters and copies of The Messiah for schools and public places.

Ministry Materials and Global Distribution

Tony responds warmly to the letters, treating them as evidence that the ministry is reaching people around the world. He asks that Bibles, newsletters, The Messiah books, translated materials, shirts, and other resources be sent to those requesting them. These letter segments provide the most concrete global-ministry content in the episode, showing Tony’s emphasis on international literature distribution, evangelism, Bible access, and outreach in multiple languages.

Hebrews 11 and the Hall of Faith

Tony then turns to Hebrews 11, which he describes as the “hall of faith.” He discusses Abraham, Sarah, Isaac, Jacob, Joseph, and Moses as examples of people who believed God’s promises even before seeing them fulfilled. He emphasizes that Old Testament believers looked ahead in faith to the coming Messiah and that their sacrifices symbolized faith in Christ’s future blood sacrifice. Tony contrasts Abel’s blood sacrifice with Cain’s offering from the ground, interpreting Abel’s offering as a picture of faith in the coming redemption through Jesus.

Polygamy, Marriage, and Controversial Biblical Arguments

A significant and controversial portion of the episode involves Tony’s discussion of marriage and polygamy. He argues that biblical figures such as Abraham, Jacob, Moses, and others had multiple wives and that the New Testament does not condemn them in Hebrews 11. Tony says he is not promoting the practice for everyone, but argues that Scripture should be allowed to speak on its own terms. He also discusses celibacy, marriage, fornication, adultery, and his belief that people must choose between believing the Bible or believing the government’s moral framework.

Persecution, Separation From the World, and Moses’ Example

Tony closes the scripture segment by discussing Moses, who refused to be called the son of Pharaoh’s daughter and chose to suffer with the people of God rather than enjoy the passing pleasures of sin. Tony applies this to believers today, saying Christians should separate from the world system and accept persecution rather than compromise with secular power. He presents persecution as part of faithfulness and says he would rather suffer for God than receive the approval of the world.

A Final Salvation Prayer and Invitation

The episode ends with Tony leading listeners in a salvation prayer. The prayer asks God for mercy, affirms Jesus Christ as the Son of the living God, confesses belief in His death, shed blood, resurrection, and power to save, and invites Jesus into the heart. Tony then tells listeners how to request a copy of the program, ministry literature, CDs, or tapes through Tony Alamo Christian Ministries. He closes by previewing Part 97 and telling listeners not to condemn him for being controversial, because he believes the true Word of God is controversial in an anti-Christ world system.

Tony Alamo

Wed, 17 Jun 2026 17:00:00 GMT

Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries

Ep197, How To Have Gods Life Living In You, Part 95, Faith, Rest, and Entering God’s Promise

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Faith as the Entrance Into Rest

The episode continues the speaker’s series on having God’s life living within a believer, with the central theme drawn from Hebrews. The speaker argues that entering God’s rest requires faith in the full Word of God and obedience to what he presents as biblical instruction. He frames unbelief as the reason Israel failed to enter the promised rest and warns listeners not to repeat that pattern.

Defending Controversial Doctrinal Claims

A major portion of the opening focuses on the speaker’s defense of his view that the Bible does not condemn polygamy. He cites biblical figures such as Moses, Abraham, David, Solomon, and Gideon as examples he believes support this interpretation. He also contrasts this view with what he calls the Antichrist government and wider world system, while making controversial claims about marriage, sexuality, religious authority, and public criticism.

Letters From International Listeners

The program includes several listener letters read by Sharon from Mexico, Togo, and India. These letters thank the ministry for tapes, literature, Bibles, and other materials, and they report that people are responding to the ministry’s publications. The speaker responds by blessing the writers, promising materials where requested, and describing the worldwide spread of the ministry’s literature and missionary efforts.

Warnings Against Worldliness and Disobedience

While teaching from Hebrews 3, the speaker emphasizes the danger of hardening one’s heart, departing from God, and failing to obey those he says God has placed in authority. He criticizes television, worldly music, video games, popular entertainment, and religious teachers he believes promote a worldly gospel. His message repeatedly urges listeners to separate from what he calls the world system and to remain steadfast in obedience.

Hebrews 11 and Faith in Action

The speaker turns to Hebrews 11 to discuss faith as the substance of things hoped for and the evidence of things not seen. He highlights Abel, Enoch, Noah, Abraham, Sarah, Isaac, and Jacob as examples of faith, using them to argue that true faith must be demonstrated through obedience. He interprets Abel’s sacrifice, Noah’s ark, and Abraham’s journey as signs of belief in God’s Word rather than trust in the world.

Closing Prayer and Salvation Appeal

The episode closes with an invitation for listeners to say a sinner’s prayer and accept Jesus Christ as the Son of God. The speaker emphasizes that salvation requires faith, repentance, and cleansing through the blood of Jesus, while rejecting the idea that believers may continue willfully sinning. Sharon then provides the ministry’s website, mailing address, telephone number, and fax number for listeners who want a copy of the program or ministry materials.

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Tony Alamo

Tue, 16 Jun 2026 17:00:00 GMT

Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries

Ep196, How To Have Gods Life Living In You, Part 94, Entering God’s Rest Through Faith, Consecration, and Obedience

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Entering God’s Rest Through Faith
The program centers on the speaker’s teaching that believers must enter “God’s rest” by laying down their former lives and believing the gospel with active faith. He connects this idea to Genesis, the seventh day of rest, and the concept of the “true believer’s Sabbath,” presenting rest not as a weekly ritual alone but as a daily spiritual condition for those who have surrendered their old works and received Christ.

Warnings From Israel’s Wilderness Journey
The speaker uses the story of Israel in the wilderness as a repeated warning against hearing God’s Word without mixing it with faith. He argues that the failure of many Israelites to enter the promised land serves as a symbol of failing to enter Heaven, emphasizing obedience, endurance, and the need to continue believing God’s commands until the end.

Prayer, Judgment, and Opposition
A significant portion of the episode includes a prayer in which the speaker asks God to save listeners, elevate the church, and deal with those he views as opposing the ministry. He frames opposition from media, government, religious institutions, and former members as attacks against the Word of God, while repeatedly saying that vengeance belongs to God rather than to him personally.

Letters From International Listeners
Sharon reads letters from listeners in Burkina Faso, Mexico, Nigeria, Venezuela, and Peru. The letters describe requests for Bibles, literature, Messiah books, messages, T-shirts, and other materials. The speaker responds by emphasizing the ministry’s international reach and the role he believes its literature plays in winning souls and spreading biblical teaching.

Hebrews, Christ, and Consecrated Living
The episode moves into a reading and discussion of Hebrews chapter 3, with the speaker interpreting Christ as the Apostle and High Priest and connecting the passage to faithfulness, consecration, and obedience. He argues that God’s life can live in human beings through grace, which he describes as divine power, and he contrasts that with what he considers false teaching and carnal living.

Closing Invitation and Salvation Prayer
The program ends with a call for listeners to read the Bible for themselves, accept the Word of God, and avoid provoking God through unbelief. The speaker leads a salvation prayer centered on Jesus Christ, the cross, the shedding of blood for forgiveness, and being saved by calling on the name of the Lord. Sharon then provides the ministry’s website, mailing address, phone number, and fax number for listeners who want the episode on tape or CD.

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Mon, 15 Jun 2026 17:00:00 GMT

Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries

Ep195, How To Have Gods Life Living In You, Part 93,

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Grace as Spiritual Power

The episode begins with Tony Alamo introducing part 93 of How to Have God’s Life Living in You and program 195. He opens in prayer, asking God to anoint the message and help listeners understand the Word by faith. The early discussion focuses on the meaning of grace, which Alamo argues should be understood as God’s power and strengthening influence rather than merely “undeserved favor.” Sharon reads Ephesians 4:29 and lexicon material, which Alamo uses to support his teaching that grace equips believers to live in obedience and resist sin.

Scripture, Authority, and Religious Warning

Alamo then turns to a broader discussion of biblical authority, Bible translations, secular government, and what he identifies as false teaching. He presents his view that the King James Version best reflects the Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek originals, while criticizing other translations and religious figures he believes mislead Christians. Throughout this section, he frames salvation as dependent on faith in Jesus Christ, obedience to God’s Word, and rejection of what he describes as Antichrist doctrine. These statements are presented as Alamo’s religious teaching within the broadcast.

Letters from Listeners and Ministry Outreach

Sharon reads letters from listeners in Argentina, Nigeria, California, and the United Kingdom. These letters thank the ministry for literature, request Bibles and books, and describe the impact of the materials on new converts, nursing students, and listeners overseas. Alamo responds by emphasizing the ministry’s outreach to pastors, churches, Catholic priests, Muslims, and international listeners. He also discusses donations, food support, and plans to send representatives to verify needs in Africa and India.

Personal Testimony and Endurance

Alamo shares personal stories about his prison experience, his lack of fear when confronted by gangs, and his belief that God gave him power to endure persecution. He also recalls receiving the baptism of the Holy Spirit while living near a freeway and being interrupted by distractions, including a car crash outside. He presents these experiences as evidence of God’s power and the need to rely on divine strength rather than fear, false doctrine, or worldly authority.

Consecration at the Cross

The central teaching of the latter half of the program concerns consecration. Alamo explains consecration as surrendering complete ownership of oneself to Christ because Christ bought believers with His blood. He teaches that believers are to live at the cross, die to their former lives, obey God, and allow Christ to live and work through them. Sharon reads material describing the need for unceasing consecration, the constraint of God’s love, and the sweetness that believers can find even in suffering when they are touched by divine love.

A Call to Salvation and Continued Obedience

The program closes with Alamo teaching from Romans 12:1 about presenting the body as a living sacrifice. He compares consecration to Old Testament sacrifices, saying the former life must end when a believer gives themselves to God. He then leads listeners in a sinner’s prayer, asking them to invite Jesus into their hearts and become laborers for God. Sharon provides contact information for receiving a free audio tape or CD, and Alamo ends by urging listeners to let God do something good in them and tune in for part 94.

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Tony Alamo

Sun, 14 Jun 2026 12:00:00 GMT

Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries

Kept From Temptation, Made a Pillar, and Called to Walk in White
Sermon 759B

Returning to Revelation’s Promise of Protection

This archived Tony Alamo message continues the teaching through Revelation chapter 3, picking up around verse 10. After the Help from Christ Ministries introduction and opening prayer, Tony focuses on Christ’s promise to those who keep “the word of my patience.” He interprets this as patient, daily obedience to Jesus, who is identified with the Word of God. Tony teaches that those who keep Christ’s Word are kept from the hour of temptation that comes upon the world.

Staying Away From Temptation

Tony applies Revelation 3:10 personally, saying that God has kept him from temptation in part through his physical limitations and by keeping him focused indoors on preaching, study, prayer, and messages rather than worldly distractions. He warns listeners that temptation comes through television, magazines, movies, public images, and everyday surroundings. His practical instruction is direct: if a person cannot control their emotions or is easily tempted, they should remove themselves from the situation and keep their mind on the Word of God.

Hold Fast So No One Takes Your Crown

Moving into Revelation 3:11, Tony emphasizes Christ’s command to “hold fast” so that no one takes the believer’s crown. He warns that men, women, worldly attraction, resentment, rebellion, and disobedience can pull a person away from God. He says Christ is coming quickly and that people should return to obedience immediately rather than continue further into spiritual danger. The crown, in this teaching, represents the reward and standing of someone who remains faithful until the end.

Pillars in the Temple of God

Tony then discusses Revelation 3:12, where Christ promises to make the overcomer a pillar in the temple of God. He explains that a pillar is not merely a physical object, but a strong, reliable, demanding support within God’s work. Using examples from well-run restaurants and businesses, Tony says strong leadership preserves quality, order, and consistency. He applies this to the church, saying that God makes overcomers into rulers or strong supports within His temple because they can be trusted with His work.

The Name of God and the New Jerusalem

Tony continues with the promise that the overcomer will receive the name of God, the name of the city of God, and Christ’s new name. He interprets this as God marking the faithful as His property and identifying them with the New Jerusalem, which he says will come down from heaven. Tony connects this with the image of believers as Christ’s bride, using the language of belonging, union, and eternal identity. For him, this is the elite promise given to those who overcome.

Laodicea and the Danger of Lukewarm Faith

The teaching then shifts to the church of Laodicea. Tony identifies Jesus as the Amen, the faithful and true witness, and the beginning of the creation of God. He warns against being neither cold nor hot, saying that lukewarm believers are spiritually unacceptable and will be spit out. He criticizes routine, boredom, complacency, and a lack of zeal, arguing that people who claim faith but no longer burn with obedience and urgency are in grave spiritual danger.

Rich in Goods, Poor in Spirit

Tony highlights Christ’s warning to Laodicea: the people say they are rich, increased with goods, and in need of nothing, while not realizing they are spiritually wretched, miserable, poor, blind, and naked. He applies this to people who depend on comfort, possessions, status, hotels, food, gyms, or worldly security rather than God. In his interpretation, material abundance can blind people to their true spiritual condition if they believe they no longer need Christ, the Father, or the Holy Spirit.

Gold Tried in the Fire and Eyes Opened by the Word

Tony explains Christ’s counsel to buy gold tried in the fire, white raiment, and eye salve. He interprets the gold as spiritual riches gained through persecution and doing God’s work. The white raiment represents walking without sin, while the eye salve represents getting one’s eyes into the Word of God so spiritual blindness can be healed. He teaches that the fire of persecution is not meaningless suffering, but part of becoming spiritually rich, clothed, and able to see.

Letters From Haiti and Nigeria

The program then includes letters read by Sharon. A letter from Pétion-Ville, Haiti thanks the ministry for French newsletters and Messiah books, saying the writer has distributed them and is consecrated to the Lord’s work. The letter also asks for food assistance for poor districts and requests a scholarship to study theology. Another letter from Kwara, Nigeria thanks God for Tony and the ministry, praises the love shown to people around the world, and says the newsletters were received with gratitude.

Salvation, White Raiment, and the Closing Song

Tony closes by inviting listeners to be saved, begin doing the work of the Lord, and allow God to use them in powerful ways. He says he never expected to become a preacher, teacher, or president of a Christian school association, but that God can use anyone who trusts Him. He leads listeners in a salvation prayer, asking Jesus to forgive sins through His blood and enter the heart. After Sharon gives contact information for requesting the program, Tony briefly describes visions of heaven and introduces the song “Angel Band,” presenting it as a picture of the joy of going to heaven.

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Fri, 12 Jun 2026 12:00:00 GMT

Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries

Human Blood, Consecrated Life, and the Warning to Stay Faithful Until the End
Ep194 How To Have Gods Life Living In You Part 92

In this episode, Tony Alamo introduces part 92 of How to Have God’s Life Living in You, identified as program 194. He opens by emphasizing that God is Spirit and that Jesus came into the world as a real human being with genuine human blood. Tony argues that Jesus had to be both the Son of God and the Son of Man so that he could be tempted as human beings are tempted and still live without sin. He presents this as proof that believers, with the Spirit of God living in them, are also called to overcome sin rather than excuse it.

Challenging Teachings About the Blood of Jesus

A major theme of the program is Tony’s disagreement with teachings he says describe the blood of Jesus as “God’s blood.” He argues that because God is Spirit, God does not have blood, and that Jesus had to possess real human blood in order to shed it for humanity’s salvation. Tony specifically criticizes Jack Chick and Reverend John Hagee for what he views as incorrect teaching on this issue. He says that if people believe Jesus had a different kind of blood than other humans, they may wrongly assume Jesus had an advantage that ordinary believers cannot share.

Jesus as the Example of a Spirit-Filled Human Life

Tony teaches that Jesus’ life demonstrates what can happen when a human being is filled with the Spirit of God. He says Jesus felt pain, endured temptation, suffered on the cross, and obeyed God without sinning. From that, Tony argues that believers who are born again and filled with Christ by the Spirit should also walk in obedience. He connects this to grace, which he defines not as “undeserved favor,” but as the power of God living and working through a person.

Condemnation of War, Political Violence, and Religious Hypocrisy

Tony spends a significant portion of the episode condemning political leaders, war, and violence against civilians. He criticizes former President Bill Clinton, Janet Reno, President George W. Bush, and government actions he associates with civilian deaths, Waco, and wars abroad. He also denounces religious and political hypocrisy, arguing that people who claim to stand for God while supporting violence, racism, or false doctrine are opposing the truth. The comments are framed in Tony’s intense prophetic style, with repeated warnings about judgment, repentance, and the need to be born again.

The Ministry, Persecution, and Tony’s View of Authority

Tony reflects on opposition he says the ministry has faced, including attacks from outsiders and former members. He describes government hostility, false accusations, imprisonment, and persecution as part of his religious experience. He also states that spiritual authority belongs to true ministers of the gospel rather than secular governments, especially when governments oppose or remove the Word of God. In this section, Tony presents himself and the ministry as persecuted for preaching the truth, while warning that those who betray or exploit the church will ultimately answer before God.

Susan, Weariness, and the Burden of False Converts

Tony speaks about Susan’s discouragement before her death, saying she became weary from dealing with people he describes as false converts, users, and spiritually dishonest members of the church. He says the ministry had cared for many people by providing food, clothing, medical help, dental work, housing, and other needs, only to have some leave, speak against the ministry, or return to destructive lives. Tony frames this as part of the burden of ministry: caring even for people who may later betray or reject the message.

A Letter From Pennsylvania and the Problem of Discouragement

The first listener letter comes from Pennsylvania, where a writer thanks the ministry for literature but asks that future materials be sent to his brother’s address because his stepfather persecutes true Christians. The writer also requests more copies of The Messiah book and the “Earthquake” newsletters, and describes frustration that some people ignore or throw away gospel literature. Tony responds by encouraging the writer not to be discouraged, explaining from Ezekiel that a person who delivers God’s warning receives credit for doing so even if the listener rejects the message.

Letters From Ghana, the United Kingdom, Nigeria, and the Assemblies of God Archives

A letter from Ghana says a young man who had been considered a “bad boy” was changed after receiving ministry literature from a friend and now wants more literature to give to other troubled youths. A letter from the United Kingdom says newsletters have been distributed and that many people are exploring and finding Jesus. A letter from Nigeria praises Tony as a spiritual father, mentor, and prophet whose ministry has impacted many lives. The program also includes a report from the Assemblies of God archives museum requesting copies of the ministry’s literature for historical and research access.

Consecration as the Only Proper Response

Near the end, Sharon reads from Tony’s teaching on consecration. Tony says that if a person owned the entire universe, even that would not be enough to repay Jesus for salvation, healing, and deliverance from hell. The only proper response, he says, is complete consecration: giving oneself fully to Christ, allowing Christ to live through the believer, and becoming a vessel through which God can call others to salvation. Without consecration, Tony argues, a person is not truly allowing God’s life to live through them.

The Blood, the Prayer, and the Call to Continue

Tony closes with a salvation prayer, again emphasizing the human blood of Jesus shed on the cross for the forgiveness of sins. He asks listeners to confess belief in Jesus Christ, invite him into their hearts, and thank him for saving their souls. Sharon then gives contact information for requesting copies of the program by website, mail, phone, or fax, specifying whether the listener wants an audio tape or CD. Tony ends by encouraging listeners to continue into part 93, keep looking into the Word, meditate on it, and apply it to their souls.

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Thu, 11 Jun 2026 12:00:00 GMT

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Opening the Ninety-First Teaching on God’s Life Within
Ep193 How To Have Gods Life Living In You Part 91

Opening the Ninety-First Teaching on God’s Life Within

In this episode, Tony Alamo introduces part 91 of the series How to Have God’s Life Living in You, identified as tape/program 193. He tells listeners they can request copies of the program at no charge and urges supporters to tithe to the ministry, saying the ministry is distributing free Bibles and religious materials in places such as China, Africa, and India. He frames the work as soul-winning and spiritual follow-up, saying that the ministry is not only bringing people to Christ but also feeding them with the Word of God.

Letters From Malawi, Arkansas, and Benin

The program includes several letters from listeners and ministry contacts. A letter from Malawi thanks the ministry for sending a Bible, The Messiah book, and newsletters, saying people there have changed after reading the materials and requesting more literature and audio/video messages. A letter from Fort Smith, Arkansas describes a couple returning to the Lord after finding a newsletter in a hospital parking lot and visiting the church. A third letter from Benin, Africa thanks Tony Alamo for accepting the writer into the ministry’s soul-winning work and describes people bringing charms and idols to be burned after reading the literature.

Free Literature, Local Churches, and the Work of Evangelism

Tony repeatedly emphasizes the distribution of newsletters, The Messiah book, tapes, Bibles, and other ministry materials as a central evangelistic tool. He tells listeners around the world that they can distribute the literature, open Bible studies or churches in homes or businesses, and participate in the same spiritual rewards by helping win souls. At the same time, when the Benin writer asks for help acquiring land, buildings, instruments, and church property, Tony explains that early ministry often begins small and difficult, and that pastors and congregations should work, give, and build gradually rather than expect immediate outside funding.

Going Through Fire Before Greater Use

A major theme in Tony’s commentary is that hardship can be part of spiritual refinement. He tells the Arkansas couple not to be discouraged by difficult circumstances, but to pray, trust God, and remain patient. He says even Jesus was tested, and that believers may go through “fire” so God can refine them and make them more useful. Tony applies this to his own life as well, describing times of poverty, struggle, and humble beginnings in ministry, including living in very poor conditions before the ministry expanded.

Tony and Susan’s Early Ministry Journey

Tony recounts his early salvation experience and relationship with Susan, saying God supernaturally brought them together and showed them they were to be married. He describes giving up his former entertainment-industry life, taking humble work at a motel, living with very little money, and later beginning ministry work in modest rented places. He speaks about Susan’s illness and weakness, their move to small living quarters, and the way the ministry began in simple surroundings before growing. His point is that ministry should begin with obedience and sacrifice rather than immediately seeking property, buildings, and status.

Buster’s Vision of Heaven, Hell, and a Life Changed

The centerpiece of the program is Buster’s testimony. Buster says he received The Messiah book from ministry members and later had a supernatural vision in his home in Texarkana on June 20, 2003. He describes seeing two planets: one filled with good people and one filled with rotten people. The second planet became a ball of fire with screaming human heads, and Buster connects the sound to traumatic memories from childhood of hearing hogs squealing in a slaughterhouse. He says the experience terrified him and that God told him he was not going to the good planet “the way you are.”

Four Instructions and Immediate Changes

Buster says the voice gave him four instructions: read God’s Word daily, pray continually, sin no more, and tell others about the Lord whenever the door opens. After that experience, he says several habits and physical conditions changed dramatically. He reports that he stopped smoking without withdrawal, no longer needed high-blood-pressure medication, stopped cursing, and developed a deep hunger for Scripture. He says he began attending church seven nights a week and reading the Bible for seven or eight hours a night, receiving what he describes as supernatural zeal for the Word of God and evangelism.

From Skeptics to Sing-Ins: Witnessing to Prominent Locals

Tony and Buster discuss how many of Buster’s friends and acquaintances initially mocked his involvement with the ministry. Buster says these included attorneys, judges, district attorneys, politicians, restaurant owners, and other prominent people around Texarkana. He recounts being challenged about the Ten Commandments at a luncheon and responding by reciting them in order and citing Exodus 20. Over time, Tony and Buster say many of these people became more open to the ministry, attended sing-ins, talked about the Bible, and expressed support for the preaching and the work being done.

Miracles, Assignments, and International Oversight

Tony praises Buster as someone he believes God sent in answer to prayer, describing him as dependable, zealous, and useful for ministry assignments. They discuss Buster being sent to different places, including Fort Smith, Texarkana, Los Angeles, New Jersey, and possibly Africa, India, the Philippines, and China. Buster recounts a New Jersey trip where he and another brother prayed for guidance and quickly found a facility that reportedly saved the ministry large sums of money. Tony presents these experiences as examples of what happens when someone fully surrenders to God’s direction.

Consecration, Healing, and the Closing Prayer

Near the end, Tony returns to the theme of consecration and says that Christ’s suffering, death, and blood paid for salvation, healing, and blessing. He argues that believers must receive what God has provided, fully surrender, and live in obedience. He closes by leading listeners in a salvation prayer, inviting them to confess belief in Jesus Christ, ask forgiveness, and receive Christ into their hearts. The program ends with instructions for requesting free copies of the message through the ministry website, mailing address, phone, or fax, and Tony says the next program will continue with part 92.

Tony Alamo

Wed, 10 Jun 2026 17:00:00 GMT

Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries

Ep192, How To Have Gods Life Living In You, Part 90, Exposing Vatican Lies, FEMA Pastoral Training, and Urgent Global Bible Distribution

Satan responsible for past historical Jewish persecution. He reads encouraging letters from a prison chaplain in Alva, Oklahoma, requesting Messiah books, and a Ghana chief (former Catholic deacon) seeking support to expand ministry and win souls, prompting urgent appeals for donations to print and ship affordable Bibles worldwide, especially to China and Africa. Alamo stresses sowing the Word as seed for equal heavenly reward, warns against idleness as the devil's workshop, and discusses a secret FEMA program training pastors as "pacifiers" to enforce government obedience during martial law, gun seizures, and relocations, urging listeners to fear God over Antichrist systems. He leads a detailed salvation prayer emphasizing cleansing by Jesus' blood and becoming the embodiment of Christ through filling oneself with the Word, closing with instructions for free program copies and a call to continue the series while renewing the mind through active service.

Tony Alamo

Tue, 09 Jun 2026 17:00:00 GMT

Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries

Ep191, How To Have Gods Life Living In You, Part 89, The Fear of the Lord, Ezekiel's Commission, and Urgent Call for Chinese Bibles

**Six-Paragraph Summary**
Prayer and Fear of the Lord
Pastor Tony Alamo opens with a prayer invoking the fear of the Lord as the beginning of wisdom, referencing the terrifying events at Mount Sinai where God spoke audibly to Israel. He prays for God to instill this fear in the world and church, emphasizing that everything of value comes only through God's work and that the message will save souls and edify the church.

Letters from Listeners Worldwide
Letters from Zimbabwe, Quezon City Philippines, and Teshie Accra West Africa express gratitude for books, broadcasts, and spiritual growth. The pastor encourages recipients to become distributors and stresses that preachers receive credit for sowing the word regardless of immediate results, citing Ezekiel's commission to warn people.

Ezekiel's Role as Watchman
Reading from Ezekiel chapter 3, the pastor highlights God's command to Ezekiel to be a watchman, warning the wicked and righteous alike. Failure to warn results in bloodguilt, while faithful warning delivers one's own soul. He applies this to modern preachers, urging them not to be discouraged by rebellious responses.

Chinese Christians Starving for Bibles
The pastor discusses the urgent need for Bibles in China, ordering 100,000 while criticizing the International Bible Society's high prices. He describes underground house churches sharing torn Bibles and calls for donations to print affordable Life Application Bibles, warning that withholding support robs God of souls.

Warning Against Backsliding and Lust
Alamo warns that backsliders who return to sin lose their prior righteousness, with blood required at the hands of those who fail to warn them. He addresses lust, stating that even looking with lust can lead to hell, amplifying Old Testament commands, and calls for true repentance and consecration.

Salvation Prayer and Program Information
The pastor leads a salvation prayer inviting Jesus into the heart and cleansing sins with His blood. He concludes by directing listeners on how to request free copies of the program and encourages daily mind renewal through God's word for part 90 the next day.

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Tony Alamo

Mon, 08 Jun 2026 12:00:00 GMT

Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries

Warnings, Witnesses, and Consecration: Tony Alamo on False Teachers, Evangelism, and God’s Life Within
Ep190 How To Have Gods Life Living In You Part 88

Tony Alamo Opens Part 88 of How to Have God’s Life Living in You

In this archival episode, host Tony Alamo introduces Part 88 of How to Have God’s Life Living in You, identified as Program 190. He tells listeners that copies of the program are available for free on tape or CD and opens with a prayer asking God to anoint the broadcast, open listeners’ spiritual ears, save souls, and strengthen the church. Alamo also warns that new believers should not rush into teaching ministry before being trained, saying they need to learn under elders, tutors, and spiritual governors before attempting to instruct others.

Listener Letter from Colombia and the Call to Distribute Literature

Alamo reads a letter from Buenaventura, Colombia, where a group of 42 adults and 15 children had received and distributed ministry literature. The writer says many people responded positively and that several needed Bibles, T-shirts, sweatshirts, and more literature for distribution. Alamo uses the letter to encourage listeners around the world to become distributors of his ministry materials. He says people may not feel called to preach, but they are still called to evangelize, and he presents literature distribution as one way for ordinary believers to participate in soul-winning.

Warning Against Sin After Salvation

Alamo then turns to one of his recurring themes: the danger of willful sin after salvation. He says that if people knowingly and willingly commit sin, they risk hell and the lake of fire, but if they sin ignorantly and repent, Jesus can serve as their advocate with the Father. He refers to Romans 8 and says there is no condemnation for those who walk after the Spirit rather than after the flesh. In his view, the Christian life requires continued obedience, repentance, and walking in the Spirit.

Matthew 24 and False Prophets

A major scriptural focus is Matthew 24, where Jesus warns about deception, false prophets, wars, rumors of wars, famine, pestilence, earthquakes, persecution, and the end of the age. Alamo has the passage read and emphasizes Jesus’ command to “take heed” that no one deceive believers. He strongly rejects teachings such as “once saved, always saved” unless a person continues walking in the Spirit to the end. Alamo presents false prophets as one of the major signs of the end times and repeatedly urges listeners to read Scripture for themselves.

Israel, Prophecy, and End-Time Events

Alamo discusses Israel, Jerusalem, Palestinians, Russia, Arab nations, and biblical prophecy. He connects modern events to his understanding of the end times and says the return of Jews to Israel in 1948 was one of the final prophetic signs. He also talks about wars and conflicts surrounding Israel as evidence that the world is moving deeper into the last days. Throughout this section, he frames current events through his interpretation of biblical prophecy and urges listeners to recognize the signs.

Famine, Disease, Earthquakes, and Global Suffering

Continuing through Matthew 24, Alamo discusses famine, pestilence, disease, earthquakes, and suffering in Africa and elsewhere. He mentions sending financial support to ministries helping starving children and says he wants to verify conditions directly through people connected to his ministry. He refers to AIDS, bird flu fears, starvation, and a recent earthquake in Indonesia as examples of global distress. Alamo presents these events as part of the “beginning of sorrows” described by Jesus.

Criticism of Media, Government, and Religious Figures

As in the previous episodes, Alamo strongly criticizes government, media, Catholic leadership, public officials, and religious broadcasters he believes are misleading people. He argues that media polls, political speech controls, and religious compromise reflect an anti-Christ system. He also criticizes certain public religious figures for supporting leaders or views he considers spiritually false. The summary should keep these claims clearly attributed to Alamo, because they are part of his sermon rhetoric and interpretation.

Letter from Nigeria and Reports of Evangelism

Alamo reads a long letter from Port Harcourt, Nigeria, describing distribution of ministry newsletters and tracts in schools, hospitals, public transportation areas, and industrial locations. The writer reports that people responded to the literature, asked questions about Alamo’s ministry, and requested Bibles and more materials. Alamo praises the evangelistic work and says he will send financial help and a camera so the ministry activity can be documented. This section reinforces the episode’s repeated emphasis on literature distribution as evangelism.

Paul’s Warning in Acts 22 and Alamo’s Own Story

Alamo then connects his personal experiences to Acts 22, where Paul describes being warned to leave Jerusalem quickly because people would not receive his testimony. Alamo compares this to a time he says God warned him to leave Las Vegas within minutes because his life was in danger. He presents this story as evidence that believers must listen when God speaks and obey quickly. He also retells his own conversion story, saying God spoke through him during a business meeting in Beverly Hills and commanded him to speak about Jesus.

Additional Letters, FEMA Article, and Spiritual Authority

Near the end, Alamo reads brief messages from Uruguay, Guatemala, and Montana, including a testimony from a young woman who found one of his pieces of literature in a grocery-store parking lot and felt that it answered her questions. He also introduces an article claiming that FEMA was training pastors to encourage congregations to obey the government during martial law. Alamo uses this to argue that God’s true authorities are ministers of the gospel, not what he views as anti-Christ government systems.

Consecration, Salvation Prayer, and Closing Appeal

The episode closes by returning to the theme of consecration. Alamo teaches that believers should focus on God because they belong to Him, and that God’s life entering a person gives strength to obey. He then leads listeners in a salvation prayer, asking them to confess sin, believe in Jesus Christ, receive cleansing through His blood, and call upon the Lord for salvation. Sharon gives contact information for requesting Program 190, and Alamo tells listeners to tune in for Part 89, urging them to read the Bible so they can recognize truth and avoid deception.

Tony Alamo

Sun, 07 Jun 2026 12:00:00 GMT

Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries

White Raiment, Revelation, and the Warning Against Defiled Garments
Sermon 759A

Opening the Archived Revelation Teaching

This archived message from Tony Alamo is introduced as program number 759, presented by Help from Christ Ministries. Tony opens with prayer, asking God to reveal the Scriptures, help listeners receive the truth, resist Satan, and remain worthy to walk in paradise in white raiment. He frames the program as a continuation of his teaching through the Book of Revelation, with the goal of strengthening the church and calling listeners to salvation.

“To God Be the Glory” and the Praise Before the Teaching

Before entering the main Scripture lesson, the program includes Tony’s recording of “My Tribute,” also known as “To God Be the Glory,” written by Andraé Crouch. Tony introduces the song by giving glory to God for choosing him, as he says, to preach the gospel to millions in the last days. After the song, he reflects on God’s creation, pointing to the heavens, stars, sun, moon, galaxies, flowers, bees, fruit trees, and nature as evidence of God’s handiwork.

Revelation, Sardis, and the Few Who Remain Undefiled

Tony then returns to Revelation chapter 3, focusing on Christ’s message to the church in Sardis. He emphasizes the phrase about a few names in Sardis who have not defiled their garments. For Tony, undefiled garments represent spiritual purity, obedience, and perfection before God. He warns that God knows what is in each person’s mind and heart, including secret plans, temptations, dishonesty, sexual motives, and any desire to cheat or deceive others.

White Raiment and the Need to Overcome

The lesson centers strongly on the promise that those who overcome will be clothed in white raiment and will not have their names blotted out of the Book of Life. Tony argues against teachings such as “once saved, always saved,” saying that a name could only be blotted out if it had first been written there. He also challenges preachers who say no one can be perfect, insisting that heaven is for those who overcome and remain spiritually clean through obedience to Christ.

Blotted Names, Judgment, and the Book of Life

Tony uses Revelation’s language about the Book of Life to warn that salvation must be lived out faithfully. He says that believers who return to sin, disobedience, or false worship risk having their names removed. He applies this warning broadly to people he identifies as hypocrites, corrupt religious leaders, immoral people, violent people, and those who reject the commandments of God. His emphasis is that eternal life requires ongoing obedience, repentance, and victory over sin.

Philadelphia, Open Doors, and the Key of David

Moving from Sardis to the message to Philadelphia, Tony discusses Christ as the one who is holy and true, the one who holds the key of David, and the one who opens doors no man can shut and shuts doors no man can open. He says God can open doors for anyone willing to obey Him, but that disobedience can shut doors that no person can reopen. Tony uses this to encourage listeners to follow God’s instructions rather than pursue their own plans.

The Synagogue of Satan and False Christianity

Tony also addresses Revelation’s reference to those who say they are Jews but are not, calling them the “synagogue of Satan.” He interprets this as people who claim to belong to God but reject true obedience, hate fellowship, resist correction, or oppose the work of God. In Tony’s framing, the term “Jew” becomes connected with being a true believer, and he applies the passage to false Christians who claim faith while lacking the works and spiritual fruit of obedience.

Keeping the Word of Patience

Tony highlights the promise that those who keep Christ’s word of patience will be kept from the hour of temptation. He explains this as daily, patient obedience: reading and doing the Word, accepting God’s assignments, preaching, traveling, witnessing, and continuing in the work even when it is difficult or unexciting. He contrasts that with people who prefer worldly pleasures, entertainment, sexual temptation, laziness, bitterness, or television and pornography over the discipline of living for God.

The Work of the Lord and the Call to Be Used

Near the end, Tony tells listeners that salvation is not passive. He says God saves people so that He can work in them and through them. The work of the Lord, in his teaching, includes receiving Christ, reading the Bible, listening to the Word, witnessing, resisting temptation, obeying God’s commands, and allowing God to use one’s life. He says those who do this can walk in white raiment and enter the kingdom of heaven.

Salvation Prayer and Program Closing

Tony closes by leading listeners in a salvation prayer, asking God to have mercy, forgive sins through the blood of Jesus, enter the heart by the Holy Spirit, and save the eternal soul. He then has Sharon provide contact information for listeners who want a free copy of program 759. The program ends with an invitation to continue listening for the next message in the Book of Revelation, followed by the Help from Christ Ministries closing announcement.

Tony Alamo

Fri, 05 Jun 2026 12:00:00 GMT

Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries

Consecration, Temptation, and Spiritual Watchfulness: Tony Alamo on Keeping God’s Life Within
Ep189 How To Have Gods Life Living In You Part 87

Tony Alamo Opens Part 87 of How to Have God’s Life Living in You

In this archival episode, host Tony Alamo introduces Part 87 of How to Have God’s Life Living in You, identified as Program 189. He tells listeners they can request the program on CD or audio tape free of charge and opens with a prayer asking God to anoint the service, speak through him, save souls, and edify the church. The episode continues the prior program’s focus on consecration, sacrifice, and allowing God’s life to dwell within the believer.

Listener Letters and Global Literature Distribution

Alamo begins by reading listener letters from Piscataway, New Jersey, Angola, and Ecuador. The letters thank the ministry for newsletters, The Messiah book, Bibles, and Christian literature. A pastor from Angola describes people being moved by the literature and asks for large quantities of books, Bibles, translation tools, and tape duplication equipment to help expand evangelism. Alamo uses these letters to encourage listeners to become distributors of his ministry literature, saying that handing out the material makes them part of evangelistic work.

The Word of God as Seed

Alamo teaches that the “seed” Christians are called to sow is not money, but the word of God. He says written literature, tapes, radio broadcasts, and direct distribution can spread that seed and bring people to salvation. He compares distributing one piece of literature to planting one carrot seed, while distributing many pieces can produce a much larger harvest. His message is that every listener, regardless of church background, can participate in soul-winning by circulating Bible-based literature.

Binding Evil and Exposing Satan Within

Alamo then discusses the idea that the kingdom of heaven is within and connects it to Jesus’ teaching about binding on earth and in heaven. He interprets this as a call for believers to expose sin, confess faults, and bring hidden temptations into the light so they can be spiritually bound or restrained. He says Satan attacks people with temptations of many kinds, and that open confession can help believers resist those influences.

Israel, the Pope, and Alamo’s End-Time Warning

A major portion of the episode shifts into Alamo’s interpretation of current events involving President George W. Bush, Israel, Palestinians, Henry Kissinger, the Vatican, and the Pope. Alamo claims that political and religious forces are maneuvering to move the Pope’s authority into Jerusalem and present him as a false messianic figure who can bring peace to the Middle East. He connects this to biblical warnings about the “abomination that maketh desolate” and cautions listeners not to accept any earthly religious leader as the Messiah, because he says Jesus will return visibly in the clouds.

Consecration Compared to Marriage

Returning to the main teaching series, Alamo describes consecration to God through the analogy of marriage. He says a true marriage cannot rest only on ownership, command, or authority, but must be based on love and harmony. In the same way, he argues that consecration to God should not be merely legalistic or fearful, but should arise from the believer being touched by God’s love. When a person truly sees God’s love, Alamo says, they will willingly offer themselves to Him.

Proverbs 7 and the Warning Against Adultery

Alamo then has Proverbs 7 read as a warning against adultery, temptation, and the “strange woman.” He presents the chapter as a spiritual lesson about guarding God’s commandments, keeping them close to the heart, and avoiding seduction or flattery that leads to destruction. Alamo uses the passage to argue that adultery after salvation is spiritually deadly and that believers must take God’s commandments seriously rather than treating sin casually.

Criticism of False Teaching and Moral Compromise

Throughout the sermon, Alamo sharply criticizes religious teachers, television ministries, and public figures whom he believes minimize sin or excuse adultery, homosexuality, fornication, drug use, or other conduct he says Scripture condemns. He argues that some modern religious programming presents moral compromise as forgiveness while ignoring the Bible’s warnings about repentance and judgment. He connects this to his broader view that many churches are part of a great falling away rather than a true revival.

Faith, Scripture, and Continuing in Obedience

Near the end, Alamo returns to the importance of reading and hearing Scripture. He says people cannot truly love God if they do not know His word, because he identifies God’s word with God Himself. He teaches that faith grows by hearing and receiving the word, and that obedience brings blessing. At the same time, he warns that wealth, fame, sexual sin, and pride can cause people who once seemed blessed to fall away.

Salvation Prayer and Closing Appeal

The episode closes with Alamo leading listeners in a salvation prayer, asking them to confess sin, believe Jesus is the Son of God, believe in His death and resurrection, invite Jesus into their hearts, and ask for cleansing through His blood. He then gives contact information for requesting Program 189 and tells listeners to tune in for Part 88. His closing message is to remain consecrated to the Lord, turn away from the world, and continue in faith until the end.

Tony Alamo

Thu, 04 Jun 2026 12:00:00 GMT

Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries

A Living Sacrifice: Tony Alamo on Consecration, Biblical Obedience, and the Cost of Following God
Ep188 How To Have Gods Life Living In You Part 86

Tony Alamo Opens Part 86 of How to Have God’s Life Living in You

In this archival episode, host Tony Alamo introduces Part 86 of How to Have God’s Life Living in You, identified as Program 188. He tells listeners they can request a free copy of the program on CD or audio tape, along with Bibles and ministry literature. Alamo frames the broadcast as a message about receiving God’s life within oneself and argues that Christians must do more than verbally believe; they must surrender themselves completely to God.

Romans 12 and the Living Sacrifice

The central scripture for the episode is Romans 12:1, where Paul urges believers to present their bodies as a living sacrifice. Alamo strongly rejects the idea that Jesus’ sacrifice means believers have no further responsibility. He argues that Jesus is the first and perfect sacrifice, but that Christians must also deny themselves, take up their cross, and allow Christ to continue His work through them. For Alamo, true Christianity requires consecration, self-denial, obedience, and a willingness to let God live and work through the believer.

Denying the Old Life and Following Christ

Alamo teaches that a person must leave the old life behind, be spiritually reborn, and focus fully on God’s word. He describes baptism as a burial of the old self and says believers must rise as new creatures in Christ. He repeatedly emphasizes that distractions, worldly priorities, and self-directed living prevent people from receiving God’s life fully. The message presents Christian life as a continuing sacrifice, not merely a one-time confession of faith.

Polygamy, Marriage, and Alamo’s Biblical Argument

A major and controversial portion of the sermon focuses on Alamo’s defense of polygamy as something he says is not condemned in the Bible when practiced within marriage and responsibility. He cites biblical figures such as Moses, Gideon, David, Solomon, Abraham, Jacob, Rachel, Leah, and the handmaidens as examples connected to plural marriage or multiple wives. Alamo says he does not preach that everyone should be polygamous, but argues that forbidding marriage is a “doctrine of devils” based on 1 Timothy 4, and that people should follow God’s word rather than modern cultural or governmental condemnation.

Condemnation of the World, Government, and Religious Systems

Throughout the broadcast, Alamo strongly criticizes government, media, Catholic leadership, and what he sees as false preachers who distort Scripture. He claims that government and media forces persecute those who preach the Bible as he understands it, and he repeatedly frames modern society as anti-Christ, anti-God, and hostile to biblical truth. He also speaks harshly against homosexuality, abortion, euthanasia, and what he sees as moral decline, presenting these topics as evidence that the world has reversed good and evil.

Letters from Listeners Around the World

The episode includes listener letters and testimonials from several places, including the United Kingdom, Tennessee, Uganda, Zimbabwe, Ghana, Kenya, and South Africa. Writers thank Alamo for his broadcasts, request literature, Bibles, tapes, or evangelism materials, and describe his messages as powerful, strengthening, and helpful to their faith. Alamo also reads a letter from his brother Rick in Tennessee, who expresses concern that Alamo’s forceful preaching could put him in danger.

Isaiah 5 and Calling Evil Good

Alamo uses Isaiah 5:20, “woe unto them that call evil good, and good evil,” to argue that the world has inverted biblical morality. He says modern society portrays God’s word as evil while approving what he believes Scripture condemns. This becomes one of the episode’s organizing themes: Alamo presents himself as defending biblical truth against a world that, in his view, rejects or reverses it.

Consecration as Love-Motivated Sacrifice

Near the end of the teaching, Alamo returns to the theme of consecration. He says that if love is the motive, sacrificing one’s life to God becomes sweet rather than burdensome. He teaches that believers must give themselves willingly and completely to God’s work, allowing Christ to live through them. He also briefly connects this to marriage, saying a relationship cannot rest only on ownership or authority, but must include love.

Invitation to Salvation and Closing Appeal

The episode closes with Alamo leading listeners in a salvation prayer. He asks them to confess sin, believe that Jesus Christ is the Son of God, believe in His death and resurrection, invite Jesus into their hearts, and trust that everyone who calls upon the name of the Lord will be saved. The program ends with instructions for requesting materials from Tony Alamo Christian Ministries and a preview that the next program will continue with Part 87.

Tony Alamo

Wed, 03 Jun 2026 17:00:00 GMT

Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries

Ep187, How To Have Gods Life Living In You, Part 85

Summary

Program 187 Opens With Prayer and a Call to Consecration
World Pastor Tony Alamo opens part 85 of How to Have God’s Life Living in You by identifying the program number and reminding listeners that all ministry materials, including Bibles, tapes, programs, and literature, are offered free of charge. He explains that he does not sell the Word of God because God did not charge him for salvation. He then prays for the program, asking that only God’s words come through him and emphasizing consecration, surrender, and the need for Christ to live within believers.

Listener Letters Emphasize Literature Distribution and Salvation
The first letters read on the program come from Georgia and Venezuela. A pastor from Covington, Georgia, thanks the ministry for literature and Messiah books, saying they have helped people get saved and offering to translate materials into French and Swahili. A listener from Venezuela thanks the ministry for T-shirts and literature, reports that people are responding enthusiastically, and asks for more Bibles and audio messages in Spanish. Tony responds by stressing the importance of distributing soul-winning literature and invites people from any church background to request materials for outreach.

A Dramatic Testimony From East Moline
A letter from East Moline, Illinois, describes a person’s journey through philosophy, atheism, communism, Satanism, and the Church of Satan before encountering one of Tony Alamo’s pamphlets in a hotel room. The letter names philosophers, political writers, and satanic influences as part of the writer’s claimed descent away from God, then describes the pamphlet as a moment of divine intervention. Tony uses the testimony to warn against anti-Christian books, false teachings, and ideas he believes lead people away from salvation.

Montana Outreach and the Importance of Small Towns
A report from Montana describes ministry workers distributing newsletters in several small towns and receiving positive responses. One person reportedly prayed the sinner’s prayer after receiving literature, and another was identified as a preacher who had been saved years earlier through the ministry. Tony pauses to explain that small towns should not be minimized, drawing from his own Montana background and mentioning relatives he says became accomplished in engineering and film art. He argues that significant people and important spiritual work can come from small places.

The Sermon Focuses on Love, Fear of God, and Hearing the Lord
Tony then returns to the main teaching on consecration, saying that love is tied to keeping God’s commandments and that fear of the Lord is a necessary motive for obedience. He describes a personal experience in which, after becoming jealous, he says God spiritually closed his ears so he could not hear Him for years. He credits his late wife, Susie, with praying for his ears to be opened near the end of her life. He uses the story to warn listeners not to defy God, resist correction, or take hearing from the Lord for granted.

The Coming Judgment, New World, and Salvation Prayer
The final portion centers on 2 Peter chapter 3 and Tony’s teaching that the old world was destroyed by water, the present world will be destroyed by fire, and a new world of righteousness is coming. He repeatedly contrasts the world’s “new world order” with the new world he believes God will create. Tony urges listeners to repent, be born again, read the Bible, and prepare for eternity. He closes by leading a salvation prayer, encouraging continued praise, Bible reading, and consecration, before Sharon gives the ministry’s contact information for obtaining program number 187.

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Tony Alamo

Tue, 02 Jun 2026 12:00:00 GMT

Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries

God’s Life in You: Tony Alamo on the Holy Spirit, Healing, Literature, and the Power to Do God’s Work
Ep186 How To Have Gods Life Living In You Part 84

Tony Alamo Opens Part 84 of How to Have God’s Life Living in You

In this archival program, identified as program 186 and part 84 of How to Have God’s Life Living in You, Tony Alamo opens by saying he is recording late at night and asks that the Holy Spirit anoint the message. He rejects popular religious claims such as The Da Vinci Code and disputes arguments about the authorship of Revelation, insisting that the Bible is true from Genesis through Revelation. Alamo says God speaks to him, gives him signs, dreams, visions, and direction, and he frames the broadcast as part of his calling to teach and strengthen believers around the world.

Prayer for Anointing and the Role of the “Older Christian”

Alamo explains that the outward anointing of the Holy Spirit is needed for the service because, in his view, God must be the one speaking through him. He says the Lord instructed him to be an “older Christian” and teacher for believers who need spiritual feeding, encouragement, and strengthening. He then prays that God’s words will come through him and enter the minds, hearts, souls, and spirits of listeners, both those in the church and those outside it.

Letter from Edo State, Nigeria

The first letter comes from Edo State, Nigeria, from a distributor named Bestman. He writes that after sharing Alamo’s end-time literature, 17 people received Jesus as Savior and 11 people were healed of sickness. Alamo uses the letter to teach that people who distribute the literature share in the same spiritual reward as the preacher because all true believers are one body in Christ. He says that if one part of the body is blessed, the whole body shares in the blessing, and if one part rebels, the whole person is endangered.

Literature Distribution as Soul-Winning Work

Alamo repeatedly emphasizes that listeners do not have to be preachers, teachers, prophets, or evangelists to serve God. They can be “helpers” by distributing the ministry’s literature, Bibles, The Messiah books, T-shirts, and other materials. He says the literature is winning souls around the world, and that anyone who passes it out can help bring others to salvation. In this sermon, literature distribution again functions as Alamo’s practical example of “sowing seed” into the world.

Healing, False Religion, and Signs Following Believers

A large section of the program addresses healing and spiritual signs. Alamo says true believers should see signs such as casting out devils, healing the sick, raising the dead, and receiving answers to prayer. He criticizes false religion and religious leaders he believes lack the Spirit of God, especially those connected with Catholicism, the Vatican, or what he views as spiritually powerless ministries. He specifically addresses Benny Hinn, saying he is praying for him to be saved, while also accusing him of promoting Catholicism and failing to bring lasting healing to people who attend his crusades.

The Body of Christ and the Spirit of Brotherhood

Alamo teaches that believers are the corporate body of Christ because the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit live in them. He says Jesus was once one human body confined to time and space, but after His resurrection and ascension, Christ continues His work through many Spirit-filled human bodies around the world. Alamo connects this to what he calls the Spirit of brotherhood, saying believers become brothers of Christ when the Holy Spirit lives in them. He argues that without the Spirit of God, people cannot do the works of God or truly understand Scripture.

Letter from Angola, Louisiana Prison

The next major letter comes from Angola, Louisiana, from an incarcerated man named Eric. He thanks Alamo for sending money to help him obtain legal assistance after problems with prison guards. Eric describes earlier uncertainty about God, the death of his father, a near-death experience after guards allegedly attacked him with gas and medication, and how his encounter with Alamo’s ministry convinced him that God exists. Alamo responds by connecting Eric’s situation with his own experience of imprisonment and persecution, saying that experience helped him recognize distress in others.

Letter from Ghana and Witnessing in Montana

Another short letter comes from Accra, Ghana, from Emmanuel, a 22-year-old who says he stopped womanizing after reading and praying with Alamo’s newsletters and asks for a Bible so he can go to church. The program also includes a witnessing report from Billings, Montana, where Alamo’s workers distributed literature outside a Benny Hinn crusade. The report says many people leaving the event were disappointed because they had not been healed, but were receptive to Alamo’s literature and messages.

Taking Healing and Receiving What God Has Provided

In response to the Montana report, Alamo explains his view that healing has already been provided through Christ and must be received by faith. He compares healing to a glass of water sitting in front of a thirsty person, saying it is useless to keep asking for water while refusing to drink what has already been given. He urges listeners to “take” salvation, healing, prosperity, and the other mercies of God by believing the Word and keeping God’s commandments.

Love, Consecration, and Living Beyond the Natural

Near the end, Alamo returns to the teaching from 2 Corinthians 5:14–15 and Romans 12:1, saying that the love of Christ is like rushing waters that compel believers to consecrate themselves to God. He teaches that natural human strength is not enough; people need the “super” added to the natural through the Holy Spirit. He says believers can then live as living sacrifices, serve God, and do all things through Christ living in them.

Salvation Prayer and Program Information

Alamo closes by leading listeners in a salvation prayer, asking Jesus to forgive sins, wash them away in His blood, enter the heart, and save the soul. He encourages new believers to keep reading the Word so their minds can be renewed and filled with the mind of Christ. Sharon then gives instructions for requesting program 186, either as an audio tape or CD, and Alamo announces that the next broadcast will continue with part 85 of How to Have God’s Life Living in You. He ends by urging listeners to stay consecrated, belong fully to God, and shun the world.

Tony Alamo

Mon, 01 Jun 2026 12:00:00 GMT

Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries

Sowing the Seed: Tony Alamo on the Holy Spirit, Evangelism, and God’s Life Living Through Believers
Ep185 How To Have Gods Life Living In You Part 83

Tony Alamo Introduces Program 185

In this archival program, identified as program 185 and part 83 of How to Have God’s Life Living in You, Tony Alamo opens by offering free copies of the program, Bibles, literature, and other ministry materials. He emphasizes that because God gave salvation freely, he wants the ministry’s materials to go out freely as well. Alamo then turns toward prayer and begins teaching about salvation, the baptism of the Holy Spirit, spiritual power, and the need for believers to continue Christ’s work on earth.

Salvation, the Holy Spirit, and Spiritual Power

Alamo teaches that being born again brings the presence of the Lord into a person, but he distinguishes that from the baptism of the Holy Spirit, which he says gives believers power for ministry. He discusses the disciples after Christ’s resurrection, including Thomas’s doubt and Jesus appearing to them in a locked room. Alamo says Jesus breathed the Holy Spirit into them, but later instructed them to wait in Jerusalem until they received greater power through the Holy Spirit. In Alamo’s view, that power is necessary for preaching, teaching, prophesying, enduring persecution, and continuing Christ’s incarnation through believers.

Preaching the Word as Sowing Seed

The central image of the sermon is sowing seed. Alamo compares the Word of God to seed that must not merely be eaten or kept for oneself, but planted in others through preaching and literature distribution. He argues that prayer is important, but that people are saved by hearing the Word preached in the Spirit. He says Christians who only receive messages but never share them are like people who eat seed instead of planting it, leaving no harvest. For Alamo, the harvest means souls won for Christ, and he repeatedly urges listeners to sow the Word into the world.

Rejecting “Once Saved, Always Saved”

Alamo strongly rejects the idea that believers cannot fall away after salvation. He recounts a conversation with a local judge who, according to Alamo, believed Jesus had done all the work and that Christians did not need to labor in ministry. Alamo presents this as false doctrine, connecting it with what he calls a Baptist teaching of “once saved, always saved.” He argues that the Bible teaches believers will be judged by their works and that refusing to sow the seed of God’s Word leaves a person spiritually endangered.

Prayer for Anointing, Salvation, and Open Doors

Alamo then leads a long prayer asking God to anoint the broadcast, save souls, strengthen churches, and help listeners receive and sow the Word of God. He prays that believers will not fall away and that Satan will be bound through the preaching of the Word. He also prays for President Bush, the administration, people in Catholicism, Buddhism, Islam, Shintoism, and other religions, as well as the people of Israel and the peace of Jerusalem. He teaches that Gentile believers become “spiritual Jews” through accepting Christ and says God promises salvation, healing, and prosperity for those who receive and obey the Word.

Letter from Ghana: Asking for Teaching and Literature

The first listener letter comes from Ghana, Africa, from a man named Gilbert who says he was deeply touched after reading Alamo’s “Mass Suicide” literature and gave his life to Christ. He asks for teachings, a study Bible, tracts, and literature about Roman religion. Alamo responds by warning against study Bibles and theological seminaries, which he says often contain heresy or weaken faith. He offers to send a King James Bible and literature, while encouraging Gilbert to study with him through the broadcast and continue distributing literature.

Letter from New York: Reaching Jewish Friends

The next letter comes from Mattydale, New York, from Catherine, who says she works at a hospital and has Jewish friends, especially doctors, with whom she wants to share The Messiah. She asks if she can purchase several copies of the book and other ministry materials, as well as ministry T-shirts. Alamo insists that the books and materials are free, tells the ministry to send her a large supply of The Messiah, and praises her desire to share the literature with patients and employees. He uses the letter as another example of someone eating the seed and then sowing it to others.

Letter from Nigeria: Literature Distribution and Church Planting

A major letter comes from Pastor Henry in Port Harcourt, Nigeria, who says Alamo’s literature has brought testimonies of salvation, restoration, and blessing in Nigeria. He says he learned about Alamo through Brother Doug online and believes he was born to serve under Alamo’s ministry. Pastor Henry describes himself as a church planter and evangelist who has planted several churches since 1988 and wants to establish literature distribution centers across Nigeria. He asks to connect his church work officially with Alamo’s ministry. Alamo responds warmly, saying Pastor Henry has his blessing and offering whatever ministry resources are available.

The Love of Christ as Rushing Waters

Near the end, Alamo and Sharon return to the teaching from 2 Corinthians 5:14–15, emphasizing that the love of Christ constrains believers so they should no longer live for themselves but for the one who died and rose again. Alamo interprets this love as like “rushing waters” flowing from God’s throne and compelling believers to consecrate themselves to God. He says believers must live in the Spirit, manifest Christ’s love, lift one another up, and continue sowing the Word rather than living for themselves.

Persecution Claims, Closing Prayer, and Final Invitation

Alamo also discusses what he describes as persecution against his Los Angeles church, saying officials came to the property with bulletproof vests while the ministry had no weapons. He asks listeners to pray for the situation, then has Sharon give contact information for requesting program 185. Alamo closes by inviting listeners to be saved through a salvation prayer, asking Jesus to forgive sins, enter the heart, wash sins away through His blood, and save the soul. He tells new believers to learn the Word, request literature, lead others to the broadcasts, and help spread the “soul-winning” messages.

Tony Alamo

Sun, 31 May 2026 13:00:00 GMT

Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries

Watch, Repent, and Hold Fast: Tony Alamo on Revelation, Sardis, and the Morning Star
Sermon 758B

Tony Alamo Continues Teaching from Revelation

In this archival sermon presented by Help from Christ Ministries, Tony Alamo continues his teaching from the book of Revelation, beginning with prayer and the theme that believers must receive God’s Word deeply into their souls and continue doing God’s work until the end of their lives. Alamo teaches that Christians must overcome, keep working, and maintain the same faith as Christ in order to receive spiritual authority. The sermon focuses heavily on obedience, watchfulness, repentance, fear of God, and the danger of having the appearance of spiritual life while being spiritually dead.

Ruling with a Rod of Iron

Alamo discusses Revelation’s image of ruling with a rod of iron, comparing it to shepherding sheep. He says believers must be guided, corrected, and gathered together, while those who are spiritually sick may need special care. He emphasizes that personal opinions, ideas, and methods must be broken like a potter’s vessel if they conflict with the Word of God. In Alamo’s teaching, the Bible is the supreme rule because it is God’s Word, and anyone who wants to be part of the church must submit to that rule rather than follow a weak or “wishy-washy” attitude.

The Morning Star and Unshakable Faith

Alamo then reflects on the promise, “I will give him the morning star.” He describes the morning star as refreshing, visible, and symbolic of Christ’s light rising in the heart. Alamo teaches that people themselves are movable and shakeable, but the Word of God is unmovable and unshakable. Therefore, he says believers must adopt the Word into themselves until they become firm in faith, without reservations. In his view, those who are fully grounded in God’s Word can be exalted and made visible for God’s purposes, while those with hesitation will be diminished.

The Church in Sardis and the Seven Spirits of God

Moving into Revelation chapter three, Alamo teaches on the message to the church in Sardis. He identifies Christ as the one who has the seven Spirits of God and the seven stars, which he connects to the seven angels of the seven churches. He stresses that one of the seven Spirits is the fear of the Lord, and that fearing God and keeping His commandments make up the whole duty of humanity. Alamo warns listeners that God knows their works, motives, thoughts, hidden intentions, and whether they are truly living as Christians or merely carrying the name.

“You Have a Name That You Live, and Are Dead”

A major portion of the sermon centers on the warning that some people have a name that they are alive, but are spiritually dead. Alamo applies this directly to people who call themselves Christians but do not do God’s work or keep His commandments. He says words are cheap unless a person’s life demonstrates obedience. He repeatedly urges listeners to be watchful, wake up, strengthen what remains, and examine themselves through the “mirror” of God’s Word. He warns that much of a person may already be spiritually dead if they have grown bored, careless, or resistant toward God.

Watchfulness, Perfection, and the Danger of Delay

Alamo emphasizes Revelation’s command to be watchful, treating it not as advice but as a direct commandment. He teaches that believers must put on the whole armor of God, strengthen what is weak, and become perfect before God. He rejects the idea that no one can be perfect, arguing from the passage that Christ requires works to be found perfect before God. Alamo warns that people who delay repentance or assume they have more time may be surprised when Christ comes upon them “as a thief,” either at the end of time or at the moment of death.

Remember, Hold Fast, and Repent

Alamo then urges listeners to remember how they first received and heard the gospel, return to their early zeal, and hold fast to Christ as the solid rock. He says salvation should be guarded more carefully than silver, gold, diamonds, rubies, or any earthly treasure because the soul is worth more than material wealth. He warns listeners not to use excuses such as fatigue, distraction, the news media, or personal dislike of the preacher to avoid obeying God’s Word. In Alamo’s view, if even a donkey speaks God’s Word, people are responsible for listening.

Listener Letters from California and Texas

The sermon then shifts to listener letters. The first letter comes from Chino, California, from a man incarcerated in California’s prison system who says he first read Alamo’s newsletters while in prison and felt God speaking to him through them. He asks for more newsletters and a copy of The Messiah. The second letter comes from Texarkana, Texas, from a listener who praises Alamo’s new songs as spiritually powerful and says they lift her into worship, prayer, and rejoicing. Alamo responds with appreciation and briefly mentions the choir and symphony orchestra connected with his music.

Salvation Prayer and Closing Song

Near the end, Alamo leads listeners in a salvation prayer, asking Jesus to have mercy, forgive sins, enter the heart, wash away former sins through His blood, and save the soul. The program then gives instructions for requesting a copy of sermon 758 and contacting Tony Alamo Christian Ministries. Alamo closes by inviting listeners to return for more teaching from Revelation and introduces one of his newly recorded songs, “In the Sweet By and By,” performed with choir and orchestra. The broadcast ends with the song and a final invitation from Help from Christ Ministries for listeners to make contact.

Tony Alamo

Fri, 29 May 2026 12:00:00 GMT

Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries

Choosing Life Through Consecration: Tony Alamo on Obedience, Fear of God, and God’s Life Within Believers
Ep184 How To Have Gods Life Living In You Part 82

Tony Alamo Introduces Part 82 of How to Have God’s Life Living in You

In this archival program, identified as program 184 and part 82 of How to Have God’s Life Living in You, Tony Alamo opens by explaining that listeners may request a copy of the broadcast after the program. He prays for God to anoint the message, change lives, convict people he believes are unsaved even if they attend church, and expose Satan so that Satan can be spiritually bound. Because the recording is identified as taking place on Mother’s Day, Alamo also prays for good mothers while using the moment to criticize government policies, homosexuality, abortion, birth control, Catholicism, Buddhism, and Islam, all of which he presents as contrary to his religious worldview.

Letters from Congo, Illinois, and Ghana

Alamo then turns to listener letters read by Michelle. A writer from Kinshasa in the Democratic Republic of Congo thanks him for Bibles, newsletters, pamphlets, and French copies of The Messiah, saying the materials have helped transform lives and asking to be included as a monthly distributor. A listener from Galesburg, Illinois, thanks him for a CD of How to Have God’s Life Living in You, says she has returned to church after backsliding, asks whether she should be baptized again, and reports distributing his literature at a high school. A third writer from Samonya, Ghana, West Africa, says Alamo’s literature is being embraced by people there and requests Bibles, The Messiah, and newsletters for a youth camp meeting.

Free Literature and the Ministry’s Purpose

After the letters, Alamo emphasizes that his ministry sends literature, tapes, CDs, and Bibles free of charge, including postage. He contrasts this with ministries he accuses of offering supposedly free items while making money through handling or shipping fees. He says the purpose of his ministry is not to profit from listeners but to spread the gospel worldwide. In responding to the Illinois letter, he encourages the writer to keep distributing literature even if recipients reject the message, arguing that God rewards the effort of preaching regardless of whether people accept it.

The Power of Choice: Life, Death, Blessing, and Cursing

The teaching portion begins with Alamo and Sharon reading from Deuteronomy 30, where Moses sets before the people life and death, blessing and cursing. Alamo uses the passage to argue that every person has a will and must choose either God’s way or self-will. He says people who claim Christianity but live for themselves are choosing death, while those who obey God’s commandments are choosing life. Alamo repeatedly warns that ignoring God’s commandments will lead to destruction, shortened life, hell, and the lake of fire, while obedience brings blessing and eternal life.

Loving God Means Keeping His Commandments

Alamo next turns to John 14, emphasizing Jesus’ statements that those who love Him keep His commandments and that those who do not keep His sayings do not love Him. He applies this directly to churchgoers, pastors, and religious teachers, warning against what he calls false prophets who teach that believers may continue in sin after salvation. He also criticizes popular religious and cultural claims involving The Da Vinci Code, Judas, and Mary Magdalene, rejecting them as heresy and insisting that Jesus was not married to a woman but is spiritually joined to the corporate body of believers as the bride of Christ.

Consecration, Sacrifice, and Renewal of the Mind

The central message continues the theme of consecration. Alamo teaches that believers must present their bodies as living sacrifices to God, drawing from Romans 12:1–2. He explains that consecration means dying to self, surrendering one’s will, and allowing God to live and work through the believer. He says the mind must be renewed by repeatedly reading, memorizing, and meditating on Scripture so that the Word of God replaces worldly thoughts. In his view, a person who continues lying, committing sexual sin, acting selfishly, or mistreating others has not truly consecrated himself or herself to God.

Fear of the Lord and the Motive of Love

Alamo distinguishes between the reason and the motive for consecration. The reason, he says, is that Christ purchased believers through His death, resurrection, and sacrifice; the motive is the love of God, along with fear of the Lord. He stresses that fear is essential because, in his view, people will not obey God unless they understand the consequences of disobedience. He cites 2 Corinthians 5:14–15, teaching that Christ’s love should constrain believers so that they no longer live for themselves but for the one who died and rose again for them.

Closing Warnings and Salvation Prayer

Near the end, Alamo warns that current world conditions, diseases, pestilences, and future tribulations show the urgency of salvation. He rejects the idea that Christians will be raptured before tribulation and says people must prepare to endure while letting God live through them. The program closes with a salvation prayer asking Jesus to forgive sins, enter the heart, wash the listener in His blood, and save the soul. Sharon then gives instructions for requesting program 184 by website, mail, phone, or fax, and Alamo invites listeners to return for part 83 of How to Have God’s Life Living in You.

Tony Alamo

Thu, 28 May 2026 12:00:00 GMT

Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries

Consecrated to God: Tony Alamo on Ownership, Fear of the Lord, and God’s Life Within Believers
Ep183 How To Have Gods Life Living In You Part 81

Tony Alamo Introduces Part 81 of How to Have God’s Life Living in You

In this archival program, identified as program 183 and part 81 of How to Have God’s Life Living in You, Tony Alamo opens by thanking God for new radio stations carrying the broadcast and inviting listeners to request a copy of the message. He begins with prayer, asking God to speak through him, save souls, strengthen believers, and help people surrender their own will to God’s will. Alamo frames the episode around obedience, fear of the Lord, consecration, and the belief that true Christians must allow God to work through them rather than live for themselves.

Letters from Uganda, New Jersey, and Ghana

Alamo reads listener letters from Uganda, Africa, Newark, New Jersey, and Kumasi, Ghana. The Uganda writer encourages him to remain strong in his calling and says Alamo’s literature is helping people seek what the writer calls the “real truth.” The New Jersey writer says he is incarcerated for a crime he says he did not commit, but believes God has used the situation to save him from drug use and bring peace to his life and relationships. The Ghana writer reports distributing Alamo’s newsletters and requests more literature and a Bible, saying the materials are encouraging people to worship God.

Fear of God, Biblical Authority, and Alamo’s Wider Teachings

Responding to the letters, Alamo repeatedly emphasizes the fear of God as necessary for obedience. He argues that people will not continue keeping God’s commandments unless they fear the consequences of disobedience, and he cites the Bible as the final authority for how believers should live. During this section, he also speaks at length about marriage, polygamy, dating, sexuality, and religious practices. His comments include strong condemnations of homosexuality, premarital sex, dating, divorce, Catholic devotion to Mary, and modern cultural attitudes toward sexuality and family life. These claims are presented as part of Alamo’s religious interpretation and rhetoric within the sermon.

Jesus, the Word, and the Blood of Forgiveness

Alamo also teaches about Jesus as the Word of God who came in the flesh so that human blood could be shed for the forgiveness of sins. He stresses that salvation comes through Christ’s sacrifice, not through any other religious figure or object of devotion. He argues that those who are born again have God living in them by the Spirit, but distinguishes that from Jesus’ conception by the Holy Spirit. In this section, he again rejects devotion to Mary as deity and emphasizes the Father, Son, Holy Spirit, and the corporate body of born-again believers as central to his understanding of Christianity.

Consecration as Giving Oneself Completely to God

The main teaching portion of the episode focuses on consecration. Alamo explains that consecration means giving oneself completely to God as God’s possession. He says believers are not their own because they have been purchased by Christ’s blood, life, death, and descent into hell on their behalf. Using examples such as purchased groceries, a purchased car, and a gifted box of candy, Alamo argues that when God buys a person, God has the right to use that person however He chooses. In Alamo’s view, real consecration means no longer reserving any part of one’s life, body, will, or choices for oneself.

Ownership, Motive, and Obedience Beyond Feelings

Alamo and a reader identified as Sherry continue through the teaching, explaining that knowing the reason for consecration is not enough; believers must also have the right motive. Alamo says that the reason for consecration is that God owns the believer, while the motive is God’s love and the believer’s response to that love. He warns that moods, feelings, hardship, prison, suffering, illness, or fear should not determine whether someone obeys God. He compares the believer’s surrender to a burnt sacrifice whose old life has been reduced to ashes so that God’s life can operate through the person instead.

Personal Testimony, Prison, Susie, and Opposition

Alamo connects this teaching with his own experiences, including what he describes as being falsely charged, imprisoned, beaten, and persecuted for preaching. He also discusses his late wife Susie, saying she continued serving despite cancer but eventually became exhausted by people who accepted help from the ministry and then left. Alamo interprets her illness and death through his religious worldview and uses the story to warn against giving up on ministry work. He also makes claims about opposition from Rome, the Vatican, Catholic officials, government authorities, judges, law enforcement, media, Hollywood, and other institutions, presenting them as part of what he sees as Satanic resistance to his ministry.

Closing Salvation Prayer and Program Information

Near the end, Alamo says listeners must change the “channel” of their will away from refusal and toward surrender to God. He leads a salvation prayer asking Jesus to forgive sins, enter the heart, wash the listener in His blood, and give the power to live according to God’s will. The program closes with instructions for requesting program 183 as a tape or CD, followed by Alamo’s announcement that the next broadcast will be part 82 of How to Have God’s Life Living in You. He urges listeners to remain consecrated until death or until Christ’s return, which he says is coming very soon.

Tony Alamo

Wed, 27 May 2026 17:00:00 GMT

Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries

Ep182, How To Have Gods Life Living In You, Part 80, Consecration and Abiding in Christ: Purchased by Blood, Constrained by Love

Six-Paragraph Summary

Consecration as the Program’s Central Teaching — In Part 80 of How to Have God’s Life Living in You, Tony Alamo continues his teaching that a person who has received salvation should surrender completely to God. He repeatedly presents consecration as grounded in his belief that Christ purchased believers through His blood, while describing God’s love as the motivating force that makes such surrender willing rather than merely obligatory.

Letters from Listeners Around the World — The program includes letters read from Patrick in the Bronx, E.C. in Kumasi, Ghana, and Ruthie from Israel. Each letter expresses gratitude for ministry tapes or literature and requests further materials, while Alamo comments on the international reach of the ministry and briefly responds to praise and criticism directed toward him.

Being in Christ and Abiding in Christ — Through a reading and his own commentary, Alamo distinguishes between initially being saved and practically abiding in Jesus, while insisting that the two should remain closely connected. He describes praise, worship, revival, and consecration as manifestations of Christ living within a believer and of the believer continuing in fellowship with Christ.

Personal Testimony and Warnings — Alamo recounts his own conversion experience, his sense of being directed by God, and an encounter he says he had with a minister named Abe Schneider concerning remarriage after adultery. He uses that account to argue that religious experience is not enough without obedience to what he considers God’s Word, and he speaks in severe terms about the consequences of rejecting that instruction.

End-Times Readiness and Spiritual Guidance — The sermon turns to images from Scripture involving wilderness protection, the body of Christ, and the return of the Lord “as a thief in the night.” Alamo says believers must remain consecrated and spiritually receptive so they can receive guidance in dangerous times, and he uses personal memories of leaving Las Vegas and facing perceived danger as examples of that principle.

Five Points of Consecration and the Closing Invitation — Near the end, the program names five areas of study: the basis, motive, meaning, purpose, and result of consecration. Alamo returns to the first point—God’s purchase of the believer—using ownership and payment analogies, then closes with a salvation prayer, ordering information for program number 182, and an announcement that Part 81 will continue the subject.

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Tony Alamo

Tue, 26 May 2026 17:00:00 GMT

Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries

Ep181, How To Have Gods Life Living In You, Part 79

Consecrated Unto the Lord: Bought by the Blood and Called to Surrender

SIX-PARAGRAPH SUMMARY

A Teaching on Consecration
Tony Alamo opens Program Number 181, Part 79 of How to Have God's Life Living in You, with a prayer asking that listeners understand his central message: believers must surrender themselves fully to God. He teaches that consecration is not merely an emotional expression of love, but is rooted in his belief that Christ purchased believers through His blood and therefore has the right to direct their lives.

Letters from Malawi and Maryland
A reader presents a letter from Pastor Luke in Malawi, who expresses appreciation for the ministry and a wish to visit. Alamo responds by stressing that spiritual relationship should be strengthened with God rather than centered on him personally. A second letter from Matthew in Hampstead, Maryland, describes receiving a piece of ministry literature titled The Earthquake while visiting Tennessee and being encouraged by what he read.

Zambia, Ministry Requests, and Service
The program includes a letter from Pastor Dennis in Zambia, who says ministry literature has affected his life and congregation and requests Bibles, literature, financial help, and association with Alamo's ministry. In response, Alamo discusses his approach to supporting ministries, says practical assistance should be evaluated carefully, and recalls early experiences working at a motel and wedding chapel as examples of serving God in humble circumstances.

A Manhattan Testimony and the Gospel
A response from Manhattan recounts a woman who reportedly found the ministry's literature, requested materials, attended services, prayed at an altar call, and experienced relief and forgiveness. Alamo uses the account to argue that material assistance is not enough without presenting the gospel, emphasizing that the salvation of souls is the primary purpose of the ministry.

Love, Obedience, and Surrender
Returning to the teaching titled How to Have God's Life Living in You, Alamo says love alone is not a sufficient foundation for lifelong consecration because emotions change. He argues that believers must continually remember that they belong to God, reject sin and worldly influence, accept hardship without resentment, and allow God to express His life through them.

Closing Invitation and Program Information
Alamo closes with an invitation prayer for listeners to repent, believe in Jesus Christ, receive forgiveness, and begin a life of consecration and obedience. Sharon provides methods for ordering Program Number 181, and Alamo announces that the following program will continue with Part Number 80, ending by urging listeners to surrender themselves daily to the Lord.

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Tony Alamo

Mon, 25 May 2026 12:00:00 GMT

Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries

Ep180 How To Have Gods Life Living In You Part 78
Renewed by the Word: Tony Alamo on Salvation, Spiritual Transformation, and Malachi’s Refiner’s Fire

Introducing Part 78 of How to Have God’s Life Living in You

In this recorded installment, identified as program number 180 and part 78 of How to Have God’s Life Living in You, Tony Alamo opens with prayer and introduces a message about refusing to be shaped by the world. He argues that Christians must instead be transformed into the likeness of Jesus Christ through renewal of the mind and continual submission to the Bible, which he identifies with Christ as the Word of God. From the beginning, he presents salvation, obedience, perseverance, heaven, and hell as the central concerns of the sermon.

Being Shaped by Christ Rather Than the World

Alamo uses the imagery of scrap metal, refining, and molding to describe spiritual transformation. In his teaching, a person begins as part of a corrupt worldly system but can be spiritually remade through repentance, receiving Christ, and allowing biblical teaching to govern daily life. He says believers must continue in God’s word throughout their lives rather than merely making an initial profession of faith. He repeatedly contrasts worldly ambitions, social approval, entertainment, possessions, and financial success with what he regards as the far more urgent question of where a person will spend eternity.

A Letter About Family Pressure and Separation from Worldly Influence

A substantial portion of the program concerns a letter from a young man in the church whose wife wanted to meet him at a McDonald’s while he was separated from regular ministry activity because of health problems. Alamo interprets the requested meeting as an attempt to draw the man away from the church and from his newly adopted religious commitments. He instructs the man to meet his wife only at church and uses the account to argue that newly converted believers must avoid influences that might lead them away from their faith. He also corrects another church member’s statement that the young man had already been made perfect, arguing instead that conversion begins a lifelong process of growth toward spiritual maturity.

Testimonial from Ghana and the Distribution of Religious Literature

Alamo then reads a letter from Accra, Ghana, in which a correspondent thanks him for a book titled The Messiah and for newsletters that reportedly encouraged Christian friends who had grown spiritually cold. The writer requests additional newsletters and Bibles for new converts. Alamo responds by discussing the ministry’s practice of sending literature in larger quantities to people and regions where there appears to be continued distribution and response. He presents the letter as evidence that his printed materials are helping revive religious commitment and support evangelism internationally.

Malachi, John the Baptist, and the Refiner’s Fire

The sermon then turns to Malachi chapter 3, which Alamo interprets as a prophecy concerning the messenger preparing the way for Christ. He identifies that messenger with John the Baptist and discusses Christ’s coming to His temple, which he understands both in relation to Jesus’ first coming and to believers becoming dwelling places for God. The central image is the refiner’s fire and fuller’s soap: Alamo says God purifies people from sin as silver and gold are refined, removing the remnants of their former lives so that they can offer themselves in righteousness. He connects this teaching with his repeated message that salvation requires repentance, purification, and continued obedience.

Warnings About False Teaching and a Closing Call to Salvation

Throughout the final portion, Alamo denounces beliefs and practices he views as contrary to Scripture, including alternative teachings about Jesus, religious devotion he considers improper, and sexual conduct he condemns through his interpretation of the Bible. These assertions are presented in forceful and sometimes inflammatory language as part of his theological message. He also connects current world conditions with biblical end-times prophecy and warns listeners that judgment is near. The program closes with a spoken prayer inviting listeners to receive Jesus Christ, be cleansed from sin, and begin the process of spiritual refinement, followed by information for obtaining a copy of program 180 and an invitation to listen to the next installment.

Tony Alamo

Sun, 24 May 2026 17:00:00 GMT

Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries

Sermon 758A
Overcoming to the End: Tony Alamo on Revelation, the White Stone, and the Rod of Iron

An Archival Message About Continuing in God’s Work

In this archival sermon presented by Help from Christ Ministries, Tony Alamo opens in prayer and focuses on the teaching that believers must continue doing God’s work until the end of their lives. Drawing from Revelation chapter 2, he emphasizes Christ’s promise to those who “overcome” and “keep” His works, stating that faithful believers will receive power over the nations. Alamo prays that listeners will become deeply rooted in the Word of God, resist Satan, remain steadfast in faith, and receive the strength needed to continue what he describes as God’s work in the world.

“No Man Is an Island” and the Need for Christ

Alamo introduces a recording of “No Man Is an Island,” identifying the performers as himself, the Prague Symphony Orchestra, H.B. Barnum’s Life Choir, and the Hollywood Choir, with an arrangement by H.B. Barnum. He uses the song’s message to argue that people cannot successfully live on their own or according to their own desires, especially in what he describes as the end times. In his teaching, people need Jesus Christ, the Word of God, and the indwelling presence of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit in order to endure spiritually and remain faithful.

The White Stone, Overcoming, and the Rejection of Continued Sin

After the music, Alamo returns to Revelation 2 and discusses the “white stone” and the new name promised to believers. He interprets the white stone as representing complete spiritual purity, unwavering faith, redemption, and a believer’s firm establishment in Christ. Using the image of a tree rooted beside living water, he says Christ and the Scriptures must become so deeply planted in a person’s mind, soul, and spirit that the believer cannot be moved away from faith. Alamo rejects what he describes as a false version of “once saved, always saved,” arguing that a person cannot claim salvation while continuing in sin; in his interpretation, genuine believers must keep Christ’s works continually and remain without spiritual blemish.

Personal Calling, Ministry Work, and Claims About World Government

Alamo then recalls praying for direction after the death of Susie, whom he identifies as the ministry’s former preacher. He says he asked God for the ability to write gospel literature, teach people across nations, and continue the ministry’s work. According to Alamo, he was instructed to remain confined to the work of preaching, writing, and recording teachings rather than pursuing his former interests in travel and outdoor activities. He says this work eventually led to worldwide radio broadcasting. During this portion, he also makes political and religious claims about government, Rome, Barack Obama, Islam, and what he regards as a one-world system opposing biblical truth; these claims are part of his sermon’s worldview and are not independently established within the transcript.

The Rod of Iron and Alamo’s View of Spiritual Authority

Continuing his reading from Revelation, Alamo focuses on the promise that the overcomer will rule with a “rod of iron.” He interprets this rod as the unyielding power of God’s Word operating through faithful believers. Alamo says those rooted in Christ should not be swayed by everyday worries, worldly pressures, or demonic opposition. He describes Satan as attacking people who might become effective preachers or teachers, and he urges listeners to actively plant the Word of God within themselves rather than expecting spiritual strength to come without effort. In discussing Jesus driving merchants from the temple, Alamo presents strong confrontation and discipline as legitimate expressions of religious authority.

Enforcing Order in the Church and Closing the Sermon

Near the end, Alamo applies the “rod of iron” theme to the operation of his own churches. He says disruptions or public complaints within a service should be dealt with firmly and that people who challenge the church’s order or leadership should be removed rather than allowed to remain. He presents himself as exercising this authority in order to preserve what he considers righteousness, justice, and proper worship. The program concludes with Alamo inviting listeners to return for a continuation of his teaching from Revelation, followed by the archival program’s contact information for Help from Christ Ministries.

Tony Alamo

Fri, 22 May 2026 12:00:00 GMT

Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries

Ep179 How To Have Gods Life Living In You Part 77
Renewing the Mind: From Worldly Conformity to the Life of Christ Within

Introducing Part 77 and the Meaning of Meditation

In program number 179, part 77 of How to Have God’s Life Living in You, Pastor Tony Alamo begins by offering listeners a free copy of the message on tape or CD. He says the purpose of replaying the teaching is to renew the mind through repeated attention to the Word of God. Alamo defines meditation not as empty chanting, but as repeatedly recalling and reciting Scripture until it replaces what he describes as the world’s corrupt influence. Using images of sanding, fire, melting metal, and a mold, he argues that the believer’s mind must be reshaped into the likeness of Christ through continual immersion in the Bible.

Prayer, Tithing, and Trusting God’s Promises

In his opening prayer, Alamo asks God to speak through him so listeners will understand how to be transformed into Christ’s image. He returns to the previous program’s emphasis on tithes and offerings, arguing that refusing to give reflects a lack of trust in God’s promises. Referring again to Malachi, he says God promises blessings to those who give faithfully and surrender their lives fully to Him. For Alamo, believing in Jesus means believing and obeying the Word of God, including teachings that may challenge a listener’s habits, finances, priorities, and attachment to the world.

Letters from South Dakota, Togo, and Argentina

Alamo reads a letter from Marcy in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, who says ministry newsletters were distributed in the parking lot of her workplace at Wells Fargo and that she obtained one after distributors were reportedly asked to leave. She describes herself as a believer facing persecution at work and criticizes the company’s support for a gay and lesbian group. Alamo uses her letter to denounce homosexuality, religious pluralism, media influence, and what he views as conformity to an ungodly world system. A second letter from Lomé, Togo, reports that Alamo’s literature about the Vatican influenced readers there and asks for an invitation for a man seeking ministry training. A final letter from Tucumán, Argentina, requests literature and a Bible.

Romans 12 and the Transformation of the Mind

The central Bible teaching is built around Romans 12:2: “Be not conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind.” Alamo repeatedly asks Sharon to read the verse and explains it through the metaphor of scrap metal being melted and poured into a new mold. He says the world molds people into sin and unbelief, while the Bible provides the mold of Christ. According to his teaching, repeatedly reading, memorizing, and meditating on Scripture removes worldly thoughts and replaces them with the mind, will, and character of Jesus.

The Word as Fire, Hammer, and Living Water

Alamo then connects Romans 12:2 with Jeremiah 23:29, describing God’s Word as fire and as a hammer that breaks rock into pieces. He interprets this as God breaking hardened, worldly patterns of thought and forming a new spiritual identity in believers. He also turns to Psalm 1, emphasizing the person who does not walk in ungodly counsel but meditates on God’s law day and night. Alamo says such a person will be like a fruitful tree planted by water and will prosper spiritually and materially. Throughout this section, he continues making strongly condemnatory claims about religions, government, media, businesses, public figures, and social practices he believes oppose Scripture.

Salvation Prayer and Keeping the Mind on the Lord

Near the close, Alamo says a person must first be saved in order to understand the Word spiritually and begin the process of renewal. He leads listeners in a salvation prayer confessing sin, affirming belief in Jesus Christ as the Son of God, affirming his death and resurrection, asking for forgiveness through his blood, and inviting Christ into the heart. He then encourages new believers to read and rehearse Scripture so their minds will no longer be shaped by the world. The episode ends with instructions for obtaining program number 179, an invitation to listen to part 78, and a closing reminder that keeping one’s mind fixed on the Lord brings peace and a sound mind.

Tony Alamo

Thu, 21 May 2026 12:00:00 GMT

Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries

Ep178 How To Have Gods Life Living In You Part 76
Wrestling for Faith: God’s Indwelling Life, Obedience, Blessing, and Spiritual Perseverance

Opening Prayer and the Call to Fight for Faith

In program number 178, part 76 of How to Have God’s Life Living in You, Pastor Tony Alamo opens by praying for God to anoint the service, strengthen the church, and save souls. He uses Jacob’s wrestling with God as the central image for the episode, arguing that believers must actively seek God’s power, wisdom, healing, and spiritual strength rather than remain passive. Alamo repeatedly describes Christian life as a spiritual fight against sin, Satan, the flesh, and the forces he believes work against faith in the world.

Letters from Listeners Seeking Literature and Guidance

Alamo reads several listener letters, beginning with one from Christopher in Atlanta, Georgia, who says he has listened to the broadcasts on a transistor radio and requests Christian literature to read and share with other believers before leaving his current location. Christopher specifically requests material on subjects such as apostate churches and Catholic deception, prompting Alamo to expand on his own views about religious corruption, political leaders, war, judgment, and repentance. Additional letters come from Nigeria, where Pastor Tim requests Bibles, literature, and an opportunity to learn through the ministry, and from Ricky in Santa Clarita, California, who asks for a Bible and newsletters while describing himself as sick and in need of repentance.

God Living Fully Within the Believer

The teaching then returns to the episode’s central series theme: having God’s life living within a person. Alamo says believers are God’s house or temple, and that welcoming God means surrendering the entire self rather than reserving parts of one’s life for personal control. He presents salvation as more than an initial experience of forgiveness, emphasizing ongoing fellowship in which God abides in the believer and the believer abides in Christ. According to Alamo, this continuing relationship provides spiritual power, direction, protection, worship, and the promise of eternal life in the body of Christ.

Tithes, Offerings, and Promised Blessings

A substantial portion of the message centers on Malachi 3:10 and Deuteronomy 28. Alamo teaches that giving tithes and offerings is part of giving one’s full life to God, warning listeners against “robbing God” and urging them to support the ministry’s outreach. He reads the promised blessings for obedience in Deuteronomy, including blessing in the city and field, blessing upon children, work, possessions, and protection from enemies. Alamo connects these passages to his belief that those who obey all of God’s commandments, worship faithfully, and support the work of spreading the gospel will experience God’s favor and protection.

Spiritual Warfare, Judgment, and Alamo’s Political Claims

Throughout the episode, Alamo combines his biblical teaching with strongly stated claims about contemporary institutions, political leaders, wars, government agencies, and the Vatican. He presents these subjects through his interpretation of spiritual warfare, accusing certain religious and governmental powers of deception, violence, persecution, and opposition to God. He also refers to his own imprisonment and ministry experiences as examples of persecution for preaching and distributing literature. The sermon repeatedly returns to his warning that people who participate in wrongdoing must repent before facing what he describes as the final judgment at the great white throne.

Salvation Prayer and Feeding the Flock

Near the conclusion, Alamo urges listeners to let Christ and the Father enter their hearts through the Spirit so they can be saved, protected, and prepared for eternity. He leads a salvation prayer in which listeners confess sin, affirm belief in Jesus Christ’s death and resurrection, ask for forgiveness through his blood, and invite him into their hearts. After instructions for requesting the program on tape or CD, Alamo closes by referring to Jesus’ command to Peter to “feed my sheep,” saying that teaching believers and sharing the gospel are the responsibilities of those who have been saved and spiritually prepared. He invites listeners to return for part 77 of the series.

Tony Alamo

Wed, 20 May 2026 17:00:00 GMT

Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries

Ep177, How To Have Gods Life Living In You, Part 75

Title: How to Have God’s Life Living in You, Part 75: Zion’s Testimony, Church Hypocrisy, and Abiding in Christ

Six-Paragraph Summary

A Program Framed Around Testimony and Correction
This episode begins with Pastor Tony Alamo introducing part 75 of How to Have God’s Life Living in You, identified as program 177. He explains that the program will include listener letters and a testimony from his son, Zion, which some church members reportedly criticized. Alamo presents the testimony as honest and spiritually important, while arguing that churches often contain hypocrites and insincere believers. His opening remarks establish the episode’s central focus: distinguishing what he views as genuine Christian faith from outward religious pretense.

Zion’s Childhood and Crisis of Belief
A large portion of the episode centers on Zion’s testimony, which is read aloud and then interpreted by Alamo. Zion describes growing up around church people whom he perceived as insincere, saying this led him to doubt God and look down on others. Alamo repeatedly explains Zion’s doubts by saying that he himself was imprisoned during part of Zion’s childhood and that other church members failed to properly teach him the Bible, ministry literature, and Christian discipline. The testimony is presented as a turning point in which Zion begins to question his earlier disbelief.

Los Angeles as a Turning Point
Zion’s testimony describes a major change after he went to the Los Angeles church and encountered newer believers praying openly and intensely. He says that seeing people who appeared sincere convicted him and led him to begin reading the Bible in the morning and before sleep. Alamo emphasizes this part of the testimony as proof that Zion encountered genuine Christian zeal there, unlike what he says Zion had seen earlier. The episode portrays this experience as the beginning of Zion’s decision to make a firm spiritual stand.

Criticism of Church Members and Failed Instruction
Alamo uses Zion’s testimony to criticize specific church members and broader patterns he sees in the church, including hypocrisy, gossip, negligence, lack of Bible teaching, and failure to discipline children. He states that many children in the church were not properly taught the Bible, did not hear his messages, and were not trained in the way he believes they should have gone. These claims are presented as Alamo’s interpretation of the church’s internal problems, and his tone is forceful and accusatory. He also discusses people being removed from the church when, according to him, the Lord directed it.

Letters from Listeners Seeking Literature and Guidance
The program also includes letters from listeners in Omaha, Nebraska, and Brickeys, Arkansas. The Omaha letter praises Alamo’s Mass Suicide article and requests many copies for distribution. Alamo uses the letter to emphasize evangelism, saying that a true believer desires to spread the message after being saved. The Arkansas letter comes from an imprisoned former Missionary Baptist preacher who says he is seeking truth, asks for Christian materials, and requests an autographed ministry letterhead. Alamo agrees to send the requested material.

Abiding in Christ and Closing Prayer
Near the end, the episode returns to the series theme of abiding in Christ. The reader states that believers begin to abide in Christ in a practical way through fellowship, enjoyment, and experience of Jesus. Alamo says that if the Lord is truly abiding in someone, God will teach others through that person rather than leave them consumed by worldly distractions. He closes with a salvation prayer, inviting listeners to ask Jesus into their hearts, receive forgiveness, and thank the Lord for saving their souls. The program ends with ordering information for tape or CD copies and a preview of the next installment.

Transcription Quirks and Corrections That Matter

“Tony Alonzo” was corrected to Tony Alamo. “Part on messages” was corrected to part in the messages. “Ponies” was corrected to phonies. “One year’s zone” was corrected to one or two years old, with the later transcript reference supporting two years old. “Brian Broadbrake” is uncertain but was retained as the likely name from the transcript. “Debbie Andresak” was corrected to Debbie Andrassac, though the spelling remains somewhat uncertain. “Sally Jamillin / Denlin / Demelan” appears to refer to Sally Jamellin, but the exact spelling is unclear. “Chieni Orlando” appears likely to be a person’s name, but the transcript is unclear. “Bobby Chameison” was corrected to Bobby Jameson, based on the likely intended name in context. “Oh, Mohan Nebraska” was corrected to Omaha, Nebraska. “Brickies, Arkansas” was corrected to Brickeys, Arkansas. “Morleton, Arkansas” was corrected to Morrilton, Arkansas. “Friday will get you nowhere” was corrected to flattery will get you nowhere. “Texas, Texas” was corrected to Texarkana, Texas.

Keywords

Tony Alamo, How to Have God’s Life Living in You, Zion testimony, abiding in Christ, church hypocrisy, Christian testimony, salvation prayer, Bible teaching, Omaha Nebraska letter, Brickeys Arkansas letter, Christian radio program, spiritual consecration

Tony Alamo

Tue, 19 May 2026 17:00:00 GMT

Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries

Ep176, How To Have Gods Life Living In You Part, 74

Title: How to Have God’s Life Living in You, Part 74: Consecration, Abiding in Christ, and the Great White Throne

Six-Paragraph Summary

Letters from Around the World
The episode opens with Pastor Tony Alamo introducing part 74 of How to Have God’s Life Living in You, identified as program 176. He prays for the service and then turns to letters from listeners in India, New Jersey, Ghana, and the United Kingdom. The letters express appreciation for the ministry’s literature, tapes, CDs, and broadcasts, and several writers request Bibles, religious materials, and additional messages. Alamo responds by directing that materials be sent and by framing the correspondence as evidence of the ministry’s global reach.

Emphasis on Consecration
A major theme of the episode is consecration, which Alamo describes as fully giving oneself to God rather than merely professing Christianity. He argues that salvation must be followed by a holy life and daily service, and he contrasts outward religious behavior with what he presents as true inward surrender. He repeatedly uses altar imagery, comparing consecration to an Old Testament burnt offering, where the old self is symbolically destroyed so that God’s life may operate through the believer.

Criticism of Hypocrisy and Religious Opposition
Throughout the message, Alamo sharply criticizes people he views as hypocrites, especially those inside churches who, in his view, obstruct ministry work or fail to live according to Scripture. He compares such people to Pharisees, scribes, whitewashed tombs, serpents, chaff, and goats. These claims are presented as his religious interpretation and are delivered in a confrontational tone. He also makes strong statements about outside religious groups, government authorities, and alleged opposition to his ministry.

The Great White Throne and Judgment
Alamo connects the subject of consecration to the Great White Throne Judgment in Revelation 20. He teaches that people who do not have Christ living in them will face divine judgment and eternal punishment. He contrasts earthly life, which he describes as brief, with eternity, which he says will be spent either in heaven or in hell and the lake of fire. The message stresses urgency, warning listeners not to delay repentance or rely on their own ideas of salvation.

Being “In Christ” Versus “Abiding in Christ”
The second major teaching section distinguishes between being “in Christ” and “abiding in Christ.” Alamo explains that being in Christ refers to salvation and union with Christ, while abiding in Christ refers to ongoing fellowship, obedience, and allowing Christ to live through the believer. He uses the metaphor of a house to say that a person must not invite Christ in and then push Him out in order to sin. In his view, true Christianity requires continual surrender and daily communion with God.

Closing Prayer and Program Information
The episode ends with a salvation and consecration prayer, inviting listeners to accept Jesus Christ, ask for forgiveness, and commit to abiding in Him. Alamo emphasizes that the purpose of the broadcast is to bring listeners to salvation rather than to collect money, while also noting the cost of radio broadcasting. A program assistant then gives contact information for ordering the tape or CD, including the ministry website, mailing address, phone number, and fax number. Alamo closes by encouraging listeners to continue abiding in Christ.

Transcription Quirks and Corrections That Matter

“Tony Alama” was corrected to Tony Alamo. “Reinsurrected” was corrected to resurrected. “Pheresies” was corrected to Pharisees. “Quite washed” was corrected to whitewashed. “Tiscataway, New Jersey” was corrected to Piscataway, New Jersey. “Uhulah” and “To Lupu” Bibles appear to refer to Telugu Bibles. “Go by error” was corrected to go by air mail. “Guinead, United Kingdom” appears likely to be Gwynedd, United Kingdom. “Tai Fuk, Acregona, Africa” appears likely to refer to Tafo, Accra, Ghana, though the original audio/transcript is unclear. “T.O. Box” was corrected to P.O. Box, and “Texas, Texas” was corrected to Texarkana, Texas. “Copy of this state” was corrected to copy of this tape, and “CD or see me” was corrected to CD or tape.

Keywords

Tony Alamo, How to Have God’s Life Living in You, consecration, abiding in Christ, Great White Throne Judgment, salvation prayer, Revelation 20, Christian holiness, religious testimony, Bible literature, Christian radio broadcast, spiritual repentance

Tony Alamo

Mon, 18 May 2026 12:00:00 GMT

Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries

Ep175 How To Have Gods Life Living In You Part 73
The Great White Throne, God’s Plagues, and Preparing the Heart to Meet God

In this episode, Pastor Tony Alamo introduces program number 175, part 73 of How to Have God’s Life Living in You. He says the message will continue teaching about the great white throne judgment, which he describes as the final judgment where sinners are judged with no further appeal. He opens in prayer, asking God to anoint the service inwardly and outwardly, use his mouth to speak to both the world and the church, save souls, and strengthen believers so they can stand on higher spiritual ground.

A Young Listener from Ghana and the Desire to Witness

The first letter comes from a 15-year-old boy in Kumasi, Ghana, who says he read Alamo’s literature titled Dry Bones and realized that sinners can repent. He explains that his parents had not given him a Bible because they considered him a sinner, but after reading the literature he wanted a Bible and more materials to share with school friends who had not given their lives to Christ. Alamo uses the letter to emphasize that a sign of being saved is the immediate desire to tell others, win souls, and help people avoid eternal judgment.

God’s Mighty Works and the Need to Prepare the Heart

Alamo then turns to biblical examples of God’s power, especially the Exodus from Egypt. He discusses the Passover lamb, the blood of the lamb, the death of the firstborn, the Red Sea crossing, the drowning of Pharaoh’s army, water from the rock, and manna from heaven. He argues that these works show God’s power to save, provide, and judge. He also warns that people must prepare their hearts to meet God, using the Titanic as an example of people trying too late to prepare spiritually when disaster was already upon them.

Plagues, Disasters, and Alamo’s View of Judgment

A large portion of the episode focuses on plagues and disasters as signs of God’s judgment. Alamo compares the Egyptian plagues of blood, flies, frogs, lice, and other afflictions to modern diseases, natural disasters, terrorist attacks, tsunamis, earthquakes, hurricanes, bird flu, AIDS, Ebola, cancer, and other suffering. He argues that God uses these events to warn people, punish sin, and call the world to repentance. He also claims that God protected certain Christians during a tsunami by allowing persecution to drive them into the mountains before the disaster struck.

Letters from California and India

The next letter comes from a woman in Santa Monica, California, who thanks Alamo for helping her break free from Catholicism and says she is now studying with Seventh-day Adventists. She asks about starting a Bible-based counseling program, but Alamo strongly warns her not to create her own ministry path as a novice. He tells her that she must die to her own will, learn Scripture, and allow God—not personal ambition—to direct her work. Another letter comes from a pastor in Andhra Pradesh, India, who says Alamo’s literature strengthened him and asks to join in the ministry’s work of reaching unreached places. Alamo responds by praying for him, his family, and believers facing persecution.

Psalm 78, Salvation Prayer, and Closing Appeal

The episode closes with a Bible reading from Psalm 78, focusing on Israel’s rebellion in the wilderness and God’s anger, signs, plagues, and deliverance. Alamo uses the passage to argue that the same God who judged Egypt is still judging the world today, while also protecting those who belong to Him. He urges listeners to get saved, receive protection through Christ, and prepare their hearts before judgment comes. He then leads a salvation prayer asking Jesus to forgive sins, enter the heart, give power to keep God’s moral law, and help the believer walk in the Spirit. The program ends with instructions for requesting the message on CD or tape and a reminder to continue with part 74.

Tony Alamo

Sun, 17 May 2026 17:00:00 GMT

Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries

Sermon 757B
Hidden Manna, Overcoming Jezebel, and Holding Fast Until Christ Comes

Opening Prayer and Revelation Chapter Two

In this archived message from Pastor Tony Alamo, presented by Help from Christ Ministries, Alamo opens in prayer and asks God to continue anointing him, open his ears to the meaning of Scripture, strengthen the church, and help souls be saved. He then continues teaching from Revelation chapter two, focusing first on the command to repent and the warning that Christ will come quickly against those who refuse. Alamo says the “sword” of Christ’s mouth is the Word of God, and he frames that Word as the only true weapon available to believers in spiritual warfare.

The Sword of the Word and Alamo’s Response to Accusations

Alamo connects Revelation’s language about the sword of Christ’s mouth to his own ministry, saying that his only weapon is Scripture. He then responds to claims he attributes to Dr. Phil, specifically the accusation that Alamo and his church had guns. Alamo denies this and describes such accusations as part of the “deeds of the Nicolaitans,” which he associates with spreading hatred against him, his church, and the message he preaches. He also addresses Dr. Phil personally, criticizing his conduct while still saying he would like to see him and his wife saved.

Hidden Manna, the White Stone, and the Overcomer’s Name

The sermon moves into Revelation 2:17, where Alamo teaches about the “hidden manna,” the “white stone,” and the new name given to the overcomer. He interprets the hidden manna as deeper revelation from the Word of God that is available only to those who keep God’s commandments. He describes the white stone as the pure foundation of Christ and the Word of God, and he says the new name is connected to being an overcomer. For Alamo, this passage means that believers who overcome by the Word, the blood of the Lamb, and their testimony receive deeper spiritual understanding and power.

Thyatira, Jezebel, and False Religious Authority

Alamo then turns to the message to the church in Thyatira. He discusses Christ’s eyes like a flame of fire and feet like fine brass, interpreting these as symbols of Christ’s all-seeing judgment and indestructible power. He says Christ knows the church’s works, charity, service, faith, and patience, but also rebukes the church for tolerating “that woman Jezebel.” Alamo identifies Jezebel with what he views as false religious authority, especially the Vatican, which he describes as a political and spiritual force that teaches false doctrine, idolatry, fornication, and disobedience to God.

Judgment, Repentance, and Works Until the End

The message emphasizes that Christ gave Jezebel space to repent but that she did not repent, leading to warnings of judgment, tribulation, and death for those who continue in her deeds. Alamo repeatedly frames these warnings as mercy, arguing that he and other believers are warning people so they can repent and be saved. He also stresses that Christians will be judged according to their works and must continue Christ’s works until the end. These works include preaching, soul-winning, healing, casting out devils, and resisting what Alamo describes as Satanic or Nicolaitan doctrine.

Listener Letters, Salvation Prayer, and “Crystal Mountain”

Near the end, Alamo reads listener letters from Rosebud, Arkansas, Ghana, and the Ivory Coast. The Ghana letter thanks him for radio messages that led to salvation and asks for Bibles and Christian literature, while the Ivory Coast letter praises his book The Messiah. Alamo explains that The Messiah presents Old Testament prophecies of Christ and says it has helped many people come to faith. He then leads listeners in a salvation prayer, gives instructions for requesting program number 757, and closes with a song called “Crystal Mountain,” using the mountain as a symbol of the heavenly nation and the kingdom of God.

Tony Alamo

Fri, 15 May 2026 12:00:00 GMT

Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries

Ep174 How To Have Gods Life Living In You Part 72
Judgment, Mercy, and Having God’s Life Living Within You

Opening Prayer and the Urgency of the End Times

In this episode, Tony Alamo introduces program number 174, part 72 of How to Have God’s Life Living in You. He opens with a prayer asking God to anoint the service, awaken listeners, and reveal the meaning of the book of Revelation, especially the seven seals, seven trumpets, tribulation, and the return of Christ. Alamo emphasizes that he believes the time of Christ’s coming is near, arguing that the gospel has gone throughout the world and that Israel’s return to its homeland is a sign of the last days. He asks that the message strengthen the church, save souls, expose Satan, and bring healing to those who believe.

Letters from Ghana, El Salvador, and Nigeria

A large early portion of the episode features letters from listeners in Ghana, El Salvador, and Nigeria. A man from Ghana describes being converted after reading Alamo’s booklet The Fighters, saying he had previously been part of a notorious gang but now believes in Jesus and wants Bibles, literature, tapes, and other materials to grow spiritually. A listener from El Salvador thanks the ministry for literature that has encouraged believers and helped evangelism efforts, while a listener from Nigeria says Alamo’s materials exposed him to spiritual truths and asks for Bibles, newsletters, books, and messages to help his family and new converts. Alamo uses these letters to emphasize the importance of distributing literature, saying it brings souls to salvation and encourages believers around the world.

Alamo on Writing and Distributing Literature

Alamo then reflects on his ministry after the death of his wife, Susie, saying he asked God for the ability to write so the ministry could continue. He says God gave him that gift but required discipline, study, prayer, and confinement to the writing work. Alamo stresses that distributing the literature is central to the ministry’s survival and purpose, saying that the messages come from God and are meant to save lives spiritually. He praises those who distribute the materials, win souls, and help spread the ministry’s teachings across nations.

Every Word and Thought Before Judgment

The teaching portion turns to Matthew 12:36 and Revelation 20, where Alamo focuses on the warning that every idle word will be judged. He teaches that God records every careless word, every blasphemous use of God’s name, every hidden thought, and every secret action. Alamo compares this to a divine tape recorder or hidden camera, saying nothing is forgotten even if people themselves no longer remember it. He warns that at the great white throne judgment, all secrets will be revealed, including things done in private, in the past, or in places people thought were hidden.

Works, Mercy, and the Great White Throne

Alamo explains Revelation 20 as teaching that people will be judged according to their works, rejecting the idea that a person can live carelessly and avoid accountability. He argues that everyone is doing some kind of work every day, either for themselves, for sin, or for God. He teaches that mercy must be sown now in order to receive mercy later, comparing spiritual life to planting seeds: those who sow mercy, love, obedience, and soul-winning will reap mercy, while those who ignore God will face judgment. Alamo defines love as keeping God’s commandments and presents evangelism, preaching, and literature distribution as acts of mercy that prepare a person for God’s judgment.

Salvation Prayer and Closing Appeal

The episode closes with an urgent appeal for listeners to be saved immediately rather than waiting for another day. Alamo warns that refusing the message will harden the heart and that death may come suddenly. He leads listeners in a salvation prayer, asking Jesus to forgive sins, enter the heart, wash the soul in His blood, and give the believer power to deny self, take up the cross, obey the Word, and become a soul winner. The program ends with instructions for requesting a free tape or CD of program 174, along with Bibles, literature, and ministry materials, and Alamo invites listeners to return for part 73 of the series.

Tony Alamo

Thu, 14 May 2026 12:00:00 GMT

Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries

The Divine Summons: Understanding the Great White Throne Judgment
Ep173 How To Have Gods Life Living In You Part 71 - The Great White Throne Judgment

This episode of Tony Alamo Program #173 of the "How to Have God's Life Living in You" series, explores the global impact of the ministry’s literature and provides a detailed theological exposition on the inevitability of the final judgment, the nature of hell as a temporary holding place, and the divine recording of human actions.

Global Ministry Impact and Correspondence
The program highlights significant evangelical progress in Africa and North America, driven largely by the distribution of ministry literature. In Liberia, a taxi driver has joined the distribution team, sharing newsletters with passengers across the city, while in Zambia, the high demand for Bibles and literature has led local ministers to coordinate efforts to prevent new converts from being misled. Domestically, the ministry continues to focus on rehabilitating individuals struggling with drug and alcohol addiction, emphasizing that true salvation comes from a personal relationship with Jesus Christ rather than mere religious adherence.

The Mechanics of the Final Judgment
A central theme of the discourse is the distinction between "religion" and "salvation." Alamo posits that many church members remain unsaved because they know the "plan" of salvation but do not know the "Man" (Jesus) who fulfilled it. The "Great White Throne Judgment" is described as an inescapable event where both the righteous and unrighteous will be resurrected. Drawing a parallel to the legal system, Alamo explains that Hell currently serves as a "holding tank" or "county jail" for souls, which will eventually be emptied so that individuals can stand before God in their resurrected bodies to receive their final sentencing.

The inevitability of this judgment is emphasized through the omnipresence of God. Alamo asserts that no earthly disguise, suicide, or flight to remote locations—including the depths of the earth or outer space—can hide an individual from the divine summons. The assurance of this coming judgment is tied to the resurrection of Jesus (Easter), which serves as the legal guarantee that the Judge is alive and the court will be held.

Divine Records and the "Books" of Secrets
The judgment is predicated on "Books" that contain a perfect record of every human life. These records are described as superior to any human technology, capturing not only actions but also "every idle word" and secret thought. Alamo warns that blasphemy, taking the Lord's name in vain, and the rejection of the Gospel are all meticulously documented for the final trial.

The episode concludes with a call to immediate repentance, framing the current life as the only opportunity to avoid the "Second Death." By accepting the sacrifice of Jesus Christ, individuals are told they can transition from the jurisdiction of the Great White Throne to a state of eternal life within the Kingdom of God.

Tony Alamo

Wed, 13 May 2026 12:00:00 GMT

Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries

Ep172 How To Have Gods Life Living In You Part 70

This broadcast, hosted by Pastor Tony Alamo, emphasizes the critical necessity of immediate spiritual salvation through a blend of international mission reports and theological discourse. The program features a powerful testimony of transformation from a prominent businessman and a sobering examination of the "Great White Throne" judgment.

Global Impact and Personal Transformation
The ministry reports significant expansion across Africa and North America, fueled by the distribution of literature. In Kenya, local ministers report a surge in conversions through street witnessing, while in Brooklyn, individuals describe profound "spiritual interventions" triggered by reading the ministry’s newsletters during daily routines. These accounts serve as evidence for the ministry's claim that spiritual awakening often bypasses traditional religious structures to reach people in their everyday environments.

A central highlight of the program is the testimony of Leslie "Buster" White, a former high-profile businessman who owned six furniture stores across three states. White addresses allegations of "mind control" by clarifying that his conversion was a supernatural experience that occurred independently before he ever met Pastor Alamo. Despite pressure from influential friends in the legal community, White maintains that his commitment to the ministry has not hindered his secular success; rather, he claims his businesses have increased while he focuses on spiritual work.

The theological core of the message focuses on the "Great White Throne" judgment, described as an unavoidable "date with the deity." Alamo warns that this judgment is reserved for those who have not achieved a "born again" state, categorizing the defendants into four groups: the overt sinners, the self-righteous who rely on their own morality, the procrastinators who delay salvation, and religious church members who trust in denominations or rituals rather than Christ himself. The sermon underscores that at this final stage, all worldly status, wealth, and physical hiding places will vanish, leaving the soul alone before God.

The episode concludes with a call to immediate action, rejecting the "mañana" (tomorrow) attitude toward salvation. By weaving together the success of global missions with the gravity of eternal judgment, the broadcast aims to move the listener from passive religious observation to an active, "zealous" spiritual life

Tony Alamo

Tue, 12 May 2026 17:00:00 GMT

Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries

Ep171, How To Have Gods Life Living In You, Part 69

The Final Judgment and the Call to Separation: Spiritual Warfare and the "Great White Throne"

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This document summarizes the 171st program of Tony Alamo’s ministry, focusing on the theological necessity of being "born again" to avoid the finality of God's judgment. Alamo combines biblical exposition on the "Great White Throne" with a sharp critique of the Catholic Church and the United States government, which he characterizes as being under Vatican control. The discourse emphasizes the urgency of spiritual separation from "Babylon" to escape impending divine plagues.

Detailed Point Summary

1. Ministry Outreach and Institutional Opposition
Tony Alamo opens the program by addressing ongoing legal and administrative challenges in the Los Angeles area. He claims that government officials, whom he identifies as "Vatican agents," are harassing his ministry with helicopter surveillance and building permit disputes regarding property remodeling and agricultural irrigation systems. Despite these domestic pressures, the ministry reports significant international growth, specifically in Andhra Pradesh, India. Local pastors there report the conversion of "strong Hindus" through Alamo’s literature and have requested Telugu-language Bibles to support their expanding congregations.

2. The Nature of the Word and Theological Foundations
Alamo defines the "Word of God" as synonymous with Jesus Christ, asserting that salvation is achieved only by accepting the entirety of the Biblical text. He rejects the theory of evolution, labeling it a tool used by the "Catholic cult" to control the education system and media. He argues that while Jesus was born as a man with flesh and blood, He was begotten by the Holy Spirit, providing a template for how believers must have "God’s life" living within them to achieve immortality.

The Doctrine of the Word

A comparison of the Ministry's foundational beliefs regarding Christ and the World.

The World System

Evolutionary Theory
Vatican Control
"Filthy Lucre" (Money)

The Spiritual Life

Biblical Inerrancy
Holy Spirit Anointing
Immortal Life in Christ

3. Critique of the Vatican and Global Governance
A central theme of the discourse is the identification of the Vatican as "Mystery Babylon" from the Book of Revelation. Alamo alleges that the Catholic hierarchy controls the Federal Reserve, the media, and high-level politicians, including Presidents Bush and Clinton, whom he accuses of invading foreign countries to serve the Pope's interests. He further claims that the government artificially manipulates oil prices and restricts domestic drilling under the guise of ecology to impoverish the public. Alamo maintains that his past imprisonment and the seizure of his clothing business were direct results of exposing these "Antichrist" structures.

4. The Great White Throne and Final Judgment
The program concludes with a detailed description of the "Great White Throne" as the "court of no return" and "no appeal". Alamo warns that this judgment is not for the mature Christian but for the unsaved and those who have committed "filthy sins". He describes the purity of the throne as so intense that the heavens and earth flee from it, emphasizing that Jesus Christ—not the Father—is the appointed judge. He urges listeners to seek the "Mercy Seat" through a "sinner's prayer" to avoid being cast into the lake of fire.

Eternity's Court: The Final Judgment

Attribute	Description
Finality	No appeal and no right to return.
Purity	A white throne representing absolute holiness.
The Judge	The Lord Jesus Christ, to whom all judgment is committed.

Key Data

Program Number: 171.
Series Part: 69.
Ministry Longevity: Alamo mentions purchasing the Los Angeles property approximately 37 years ago.
Energy Resource Claim: The United States allegedly possesses enough oil to support the country for over 300 years.
Legal History: Alamo notes he served 4 years of a 6-year prison sentence related to IRS charges.

To-Do / Next Steps

Send Telugu Bibles: Provide Bibles to Pastor Sifa’s ministry in Andhra Pradesh to support new converts.
Distribution of Literature: Continue distributing gospel literature to "win souls" out of the government and the Catholic Church.
Tune in for Part 70: Listeners are directed to return for the next installment of the series regarding "God's life living in you".
Order Materials: Listeners should specify "tape or CD" when ordering copies of program #171 via mail, phone, or website.

Conclusion

The document serves as both a spiritual warning and a political manifesto. Alamo posits that the only escape from a corrupt, Vatican-led world order and the terrifying finality of the Great White Throne is a total spiritual rebirth. By framing his legal and personal struggles as "persecution for the Gospel's sake," he calls for his followers to "come out" of established religious and secular institutions to find safety in his specific interpretation of the Christian faith.

Tony Alamo

Mon, 11 May 2026 12:00:00 GMT

Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries

Ep170 How To Have Gods Life Living In You Part 68
The Great White Throne: Faith, Works, and the Final Judgment

In this session, Pastor Tony Alamo addresses the necessity of spiritual works, the reality of divine judgment, and the ongoing expansion of his global ministry despite local legal challenges. He emphasizes that the current world is a condemned state of sin and disease, urging followers to prepare for the "prospective world" through total obedience to God.

Spiritual Warfare and the Rejection of the "World"
The ministry currently faces local opposition in Los Angeles regarding building permits for bungalows, which Alamo interprets as a test of faith and a result of high-level political and religious harassment. He maintains that such persecution is a sign of spiritual vitality, as Satan only attacks those who are truly doing God's work. Furthermore, he warns the youth against the "world," describing it as a repository of sin and deadly diseases like AIDS, Ebola, and cancer, arguing that true safety is found only within the house of the living God.

The Doctrine of Works and Final Judgment
A central theme of this discourse is the "Great White Throne" judgment described in Revelation 20. Alamo argues vehemently against "false teachers" who claim that faith alone is sufficient or that Christ "did it all." He asserts that every individual will be judged strictly according to their works—the actions performed or neglected while in the human body. He supports this with the parable of the talents, noting that the "idle" servant was cast into outer darkness. This theological stance extends to the "moral law," which Alamo insists remains in effect even if ceremonial laws have passed away.

Alamo shares a personal account of his mother’s deathbed conversion, where she reportedly saw a vision of the Great White Throne. In this vision, Jesus intervened, stating she was "not yet ready," which led to her being "born again" in the Spirit before her passing. He uses this to illustrate that salvation requires a spiritual resurrection and a subsequent life of self-denial and "taking up the cross."

Global Outreach and Theological Critiques
The ministry reports significant growth in Africa, with correspondence from Zambia, Nigeria, and Ghana requesting thousands of Bibles and pieces of literature. Followers in these regions report spiritual "breakthroughs" and the repentance of "bad boys" through the ministry's materials.

The message serves as a stark warning that the end of the age is near and the "Great White Throne" is an unavoidable reality. Pastor Alamo concludes that salvation is not a passive state but an active life of self-denial, moral obedience, and evangelical work, without which one faces the "second death" in the lake of fire.

Tony Alamo

Sun, 10 May 2026 13:00:00 GMT

Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries

Sermon 757 A
The Call to Overcome: Spiritual Warfare and the Book of Revelation

This sermon by Pastor Tony Alamo explores the prophetic warnings of the Book of Revelation, focusing on the necessity of spiritual discernment and the role of the Holy Spirit. The message emphasizes the dangers of worldly doctrines, specifically the "deeds of the Nicolaitans," and calls for total repentance to avoid eternal judgment. It serves as both a warning of the coming "Battle of Armageddon" and an invitation to salvation through Christ.

The Authority of the Holy Spirit and Scriptural Interpretation
Pastor Alamo emphasizes that the entire Bible was authored by the Holy Spirit through holy men, meaning there is no room for "private interpretation" or personal opinion regarding its meaning. He asserts that only the Spirit can draw individuals to God and provide the exact, intended meaning of the Word. The sermon begins with a prayer for divine anointing, asking that the message be spoken through the Spirit rather than human intellect, while rebuking spiritual interference.

The Battle of Armageddon and Trials of the Saints
The discourse transitions into the "Battle of Armageddon," a theme introduced through a musical recording that references Revelation 16 and Matthew 24. This battle represents the culmination of trials and tribulations that have faced the saints throughout history. Alamo explains that while the world faces sorrow and despair, those who dwell with the Lord are promised eternal life. He highlights that the Book of Revelation is a chronicle of these spiritual and physical conflicts, urging those with "ears to hear" to pay attention to the Spirit’s warnings.

Overcoming the "Second Death" and Worldly Lusts
A central theological point of the sermon is the concept of the "second death." Alamo explains that while all humans face a physical death, the "second death" (eternal punishment in the lake of fire) only claims those who fail to overcome the world or who backslide from their faith. He defines an "overcomer" as someone who listens to the Holy Spirit rather than the spirit of the world or the "Nicolaitans." This involves abstaining from worldly lusts, including drugs, alcohol, and sexual immorality, which he describes as "evil lusts" that lead to spiritual ruin.

Identifying "Satan’s Seat" and False Doctrines
The sermon identifies "Satan’s seat" as being located in Rome (specifically referencing the Vatican), suggesting its influence has spread globally like an "octopus." Alamo denounces the "doctrine of Balaam"—which he associates with hating fellow believers and praying for their destruction—and the "deeds of the Nicolaitans," which he links to modern social issues such as abortion and the promotion of promiscuity in schools. He argues that true Christians must be like the martyr Antipas, standing "against everything" in a condemned world to remain faithful to Christ.

The Frailty of Life and the Call to Repentance
Alamo concludes with an urgent appeal, noting that human life is frail and can end at any instant. He warns that there is no "coming back" once a soul enters eternity. He provides a specific prayer of repentance, inviting listeners to confess their sins, acknowledge the sacrifice of Jesus Christ, and receive the Holy Spirit. He stresses that "now is the time," as waiting is equivalent to rejection.

The message serves as a stark reminder of the binary nature of spiritual life: one either follows the Holy Spirit toward eternal life or succumbs to the "deeds of the Nicolaitans" and faces judgment. Pastor Alamo’s final exhortation is for immediate repentance, emphasizing that the Word of God is the only weapon capable of defeating spiritual darkness.

Tony Alamo

Fri, 08 May 2026 12:00:00 GMT

Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries

Ep169 How To Have Gods Life Living In You Part 67

The Indwelling Life of God: Testimony and Teachings of Pastor Tony Alamo

In this 169th program of Pastor Tony Alamo’s series, focusing on the supernatural nature of God’s indwelling life and the global impact of his ministry. It combines personal testimony from the music industry with theological insights into the Holy Spirit and the necessity of spiritual rebirth.

Global Impact and Revival
The ministry continues to see significant growth across Africa. In Uganda, literature distributed by the ministry has reportedly sparked a "revolution" among the youth, leading to the conversion of over 300 students in the Bushenyi District. Despite facing opposition from religious traditionalists, the demand for Bibles and salvation pamphlets remains high as thousands attend open-air preaching sessions. Similarly, in Ghana, students at local schools have reported total repentance and the acceptance of Christ as their personal savior after engaging with the ministry's newsletters.

From Music Promotion to Ministry
Pastor Alamo shares his personal transition from a high-powered music promoter in Beverly Hills to a world pastor. He recounts a supernatural experience in an attorney’s office where God physically spoke through his body, warning him of the Second Coming and the reality of hell. Before his conversion, Alamo was involved in the careers of artists like Bobby Jameson and Pete Best of the Beatles, claiming to have pioneered modern methods of selling records on radio and television. He describes his spiritual awakening as a process of moving from a "bitter" and "muscle-headed" worldly life to one filled with God’s love and understanding.

The Nature of the Holy Spirit
The theological core of the message distinguishes between the "temporal spirit" given to all living things and the "eternal life" granted through the Holy Spirit. Alamo explains the Trinity as a tripartite existence—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit—which he compares to the human composition of body, soul, and spirit. He emphasizes that while Jesus was born of a human mother, Mary was the mother of his human form, not the "Mother of God," as God has no beginning or end.

Biblical Authority and Warnings
Alamo strongly advocates for the King James Version of the Bible, dismissing other versions as government-influenced. He warns listeners against modern media outlets like the History Channel or National Geographic, which he labels as "hoaxes" designed for sensationalism that contradict biblical truth. He asserts that the "Corporate Body of Antichrist" is active in the world today, and only through the baptism of the Holy Spirit can one gain the power and guidance necessary to navigate the end times.

The program concludes with a call to prioritize spiritual sight over worldly distractions. Pastor Alamo reaffirms that salvation is not merely a religious ritual but a literal resurrection of the spirit that allows a person to be "alive in Christ" forever.

Tony Alamo

Thu, 07 May 2026 12:00:00 GMT

Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries

Ep168 How To Have Gods Life Living In You Part 66

World Pastor Tony Alamo presents the 66th installment of his series, "How to Have God's Life Living in You," emphasizing the absolute necessity of spiritual rebirth to achieve eternal life. This message reflects on the ministry's historical expansion into television, its current global reach through literature, and a prophetic warning regarding the atomic nature of the impending judgment by fire.

The Evolution of the Television Ministry
Tony Alamo recounts the long history of his ministry, noting that his core message—the necessity of God’s life dwelling within a person—has now been adopted by many mainstream television evangelists. He reflects on the early days of broadcasting, which he initiated primarily to provide a platform for his late wife, Susie Alamo, whom he considered the greatest preacher of the Gospel. This journey led from taping programs at major Los Angeles stations like KCOP to establishing a sophisticated production facility in Dyer, Arkansas. The Dyer church was equipped with over 30 miles of television conduit and could seat approximately 2,500 people. Despite his initial preference for financing the Gospel rather than preaching it, Alamo continues the mission today, currently seeking modern digital equipment operators to manage their updated facilities near Texarkana.

Global Outreach and Humanitarian Efforts
The ministry highlights its extensive international footprint through letters from followers in Malawi, India, and Ghana. These correspondences report spiritual revivals and the conversion of dozens of individuals through the distribution of "The Messiah" book and various newsletters. Alamo details the ministry's commitment to supporting these regions not only spiritually but also financially. This includes funding local printers in India to produce Bibles and financing humanitarian projects such as water wells in Africa, dormitories for children in Mongolia, and aid for oppressed populations in Russia and Israel. He emphasizes that the ministry is willing to provide direct contact information for these missions to donors who wish to ensure their contributions reach the intended recipients.

Theological Shift and Prophetic Science
A significant portion of the message focuses on the "Jewish dispensation," asserting that the era of Gentile-led preaching ended in 1947-48 with the return of Jews to Israel. Alamo argues that Jewish believers are now the primary messengers of the "whole truth." He further bridges theology and science by discussing the atomic structure of the universe. He posits that the Bible’s prophecy of the world being "reserved unto fire" is confirmed by the fact that all matter is composed of atoms, which he describes as "stored firepower." He suggests that the "Big Bang" is not a past event of creation but a future event of judgment, where the Holy Spirit will ignite the elements, causing the unrepentant to experience an eternal, internal "fervent heat."

The message serves as both a historical record of the ministry's growth and an urgent eschatological warning. By linking biblical prophecy with the physical properties of the atom, Alamo underscores the inevitability of divine judgment. He concludes with a call for global support and personal repentance, offering free resources to all who seek to host "God's life" within themselves.

Tony Alamo

Wed, 06 May 2026 17:00:00 GMT

Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries

Ep167, How To Have Gods Life Living In You, Part 65

Spiritual Readiness and the Coming Fire: The Call to Holiness

Visualizing Key Highlights...

This broadcast features Pastor Tony Alamo discussing the necessity of having God’s life within to survive the impending judgment. Through listener correspondence and scriptural analysis, he warns that modern society has mirrored the corruption of Noah’s time, necessitating a global return to repentance. The message emphasizes that true salvation requires a complete departure from sin and the active distribution of the Gospel.

Detailed Summary of Key Themes

Global Testimonies and Ministry Impact
The ministry reports significant global engagement, receiving letters of support and requests for literature from Puerto Rico, Virginia, and Uganda. A notable report from Uganda indicates that 960 individuals have converted to Christianity through the ministry's newsletters and "Messiah" books. These correspondents describe a transition from feeling "lost" or attending "dead churches" to finding spiritual life and "bold, fresh" messages through Alamo’s teachings. The ministry continues to provide Bibles, tapes, and literature free of charge to those who cannot afford them, despite suggestions from others to charge for these materials to increase their perceived value.

Global Outreach Highlights

960

Converts in Uganda

Literature Titles Requested

41+

Years of Ministry

Theological Critique and the Nature of Sin
Alamo presents a stern critique of contemporary televangelists, specifically targeting Andrew Wommack, Billy Graham, and Joel Osteen. He argues against the "unconditional love" and "once saved, always saved" doctrines, labeling them as "false gospels" that encourage people to continue sinning. According to Alamo, true biblical grace is the power to overcome the devil and live without sin. He asserts that those who preach that one can commit adultery or remain a "lesbian or prostitute" and still enter heaven are "demon-possessed" heretics. He maintains that the "straight and narrow" path requires total adherence to God's moral law.

Prophetic Warnings: The Parallel to Noah
The broadcast draws a direct parallel between the "days of Noah" and the current state of the world, citing widespread immorality, indifference, and the rejection of the Gospel as primary indicators of the end times. Alamo explains that while the world was once destroyed by water, the "present world" is reserved for destruction by fire. This fire is described as a "chain reaction" involving the atoms of the universe, which will melt the elements. He warns that just as the people in Noah’s time "knew not until the flood came," modern "scoffers" are ignoring the signs of the second coming of Christ.

Judgment Comparison

Era	Condition	Judgment
Noah's Day	Immorality / Rejection	Water (Flood)
Present Day	Indifference / Mockery	Fire (Atomic/Elements)

Conspiracy and Spiritual Warfare
A significant portion of the discourse involves the exposure of what Alamo calls the "Vatican-Government-Media" complex. He claims the Vatican is the "home office of Satan" and that government agencies like the CIA, FBI, and IRS are its "puppets." He argues that the only way to "bind Satan" is to expose these truths. He also dismisses the idea of extraterrestrial life, asserting that "flying saucers" are actually heavenly beings or angels surveying the earth before its destruction.

Key Data

Conversion Metric: 960 people in Uganda received Christ through the ministry's literature.
Historical Timeline: Noah preached for 120 years; Tony Alamo has been preaching these "truths" for over 41 years.
Media Outreach: Program number 167 is available on tape or CD.

To-Do / Next Steps

Distribute the 28 specific pieces of literature requested by the Uganda team, including "The Messiah" and "Antichrist Unmasked.".
Send a camera and film to Pastor Joseph in Uganda so the ministry can document baptisms and street distributions.
Develop film sent from overseas and publish the resulting photographs in the ministry's newsletters.
Provide T-shirts and sweatshirts to the distribution team in Africa as previously promised.
Maintain the "Passover" connection by praying for the peace of Jerusalem and the salvation of Israel.
Continue to broadcast the "truth" as long as the FCC and Vatican-influenced media allow the program to remain on air.

Conclusion

The document serves as a final warning to a society characterized by "willing ignorance." Pastor Alamo concludes with a call to immediate repentance, offering a prayer for listeners to be "born again of the Spirit" to escape the coming fire and secure eternal life.

Tony Alamo

Tue, 05 May 2026 17:00:00 GMT

Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries

Ep166, How To Have Gods Life Living In You, Part 64

Signs of the End: A Comparison of Noah’s Day and Modern Society

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Introduction

In this 64th message of the series, Pastor Tony Alamo discusses the spiritual requirements for having God’s life within oneself. He frames the current state of the world as a "checkpoint" for the end times, drawing direct parallels between modern societal behavior and the biblical "days of Noah".

Detailed Summary of Key Themes

1. Global Ministry and Testimony

The program highlights the international reach of Alamo’s ministry, featuring correspondence from followers in Malawi, Ghana, Zimbabwe, and the United States. In Malawi, the "Alamo Christian Church Ministries" has reportedly seen growth, including former Catholics joining the congregation. Letters from Ghana and Zimbabwe emphasize the impact of the radio broadcasts on spiritual growth and request additional Bibles and literature. Additionally, the ministry maintains a presence in the American prison system, where inmates use the literature to witness to others and "expose evil".

Global Impact Checkpoints

AfricaMalawi, Ghana, Zimbabwe

USAPrisons & Radio Networks

MediaCDs, Tapes, & Literature

2. The "Days of Noah" as a Prophetic Parallel

Alamo argues that the end of the world is imminent because current societal conditions mirror those prior to the Great Flood. He identifies "wicked imaginations" not as mere daydreaming, but as a systematic "molding" of the human mind by a satanic society through television, radio, and books. He asserts that modern "indifference"—a nonchalant attitude toward the soul and a focus on material goods—is a primary sign of the end times.

3. Moral Decay and Materialism

The sermon critiques modern morality, specifically equating the biblical phrase "marrying and giving in marriage" with wife-swapping, group sex, and bestiality. Alamo further posits that the "vacuum" or "empty space" within humans cannot be filled by material possessions like cars or jewelry, but only by the spirit of God. He references Christopher Columbus as a model of faith, claiming Columbus used the Bible to prove the world was round and succeeded because he trusted God's word over human theory.

The "Molding" of the Mind

According to the sermon, "Imagination" (Hebrew: to shape or mold) is the process by which society influences the individual:

Source: Satanic projections via Media/Books.
Method: Constant conditioning and "spinning off" each other.
Result: A mind that accommodates evil rather than the Spirit.

4. Political Critique and the Waco Incident

Alamo offers a sharp critique of the U.S. government, specifically the Clinton administration and the FBI regarding the Waco siege. He claims to possess video evidence showing FBI agents shooting their own men to frame the Branch Davidians. He views the eventual release of some Davidians as a result of "letting the cat out of the bag" regarding government corruption and equates his own legal troubles with their "false charges".

Key Data & References

Program Number: 166 (Message 64 of the series).
Biblical References: Matthew 24 (Signs of the End), Genesis 6:5 (Wickedness of man), Isaiah 40 (Circle of the Earth), 2 Peter 3:3-7 (Scoffers in the last days).
Historical Figures: Christopher Columbus, Bill Clinton, Janet Reno, David Koresh.

To-Do / Next Steps

Order Media: Listeners are encouraged to order copy 166 of the program on CD or tape.
Distribute Literature: Followers should act as distributors of the ministry's literature to earn "credit" in eternity.
Invite Others: Encourage friends and family to tune into the radio broadcasts to facilitate their salvation.
Study the Bible: Individuals must study the Bible to recognize the "checkpoints" of the Lord's return.
Perform the Salvation Prayer: Unsaved listeners are urged to recite the specific prayer for mercy and the invitation of Jesus into their hearts.

Conclusion

The document concludes with a call to urgent repentance. Alamo warns that while the world was once destroyed by water, the "judgment and perdition of ungodly men" will next be met with fire. Salvation is presented as the only way to fill the internal void and escape the "trappings of Satan".

Tony Alamo

Mon, 04 May 2026 12:00:00 GMT

Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries

Ep165 How To Have Gods Life Living In You Part 63

Opening Prayer and Warnings About Spiritual Discernment

The episode begins with Tony Alamo introducing part 63 of “How to Have God’s Life Living in You,” program number 165, and praying for an outward anointing of the Holy Spirit. Much of the opening section moves into his view that God speaks directly to those who are born again and spiritually seated with Him. He connects this idea to current political commentary, arguing that spiritual discernment allows believers to recognize deception, danger, and what he describes as hidden forces behind government and media power.

Knowing God as Protection and Guidance

A major theme of the episode is that knowing God spiritually brings protection, direction, and warning. Alamo recounts his belief that God warned him years earlier to move away from centralized church properties and scatter the ministry into many locations so it could not be destroyed all at once. He compares this to the tragedy at Waco and presents his own survival and the continuation of his church as evidence that God speaks to and preserves those who truly know Him.

Denying Self and Carrying the Cross

After reading a letter from Lusaka, Zambia, requesting Gospel literature, tapes, and teachings, Alamo turns to the subject of self-denial. He teaches that self-centeredness, self-will, and personal ambition must die at the cross before a person can genuinely serve God. He explains that serving God means preaching the Gospel, rebuking when necessary, reproving when needed, encouraging when appropriate, and treating people as though one were serving Christ Himself. He emphasizes that without dying to self and carrying the cross, believers cannot win souls or perform true spiritual work.

Blasphemy, the Antichrist, and the Mark of the Beast

The episode spends a significant portion discussing what Alamo describes as blasphemy of the Holy Spirit. He identifies several actions as unforgivable or spiritually fatal, including calling the work of the Holy Spirit demonic, joining what he calls the Antichrist movement, and accepting the mark of the beast. He connects this warning to microchip identification, credit cards, government tracking, identity theft, and future restrictions on buying and selling. His central warning is that believers must not compromise spiritually for convenience, food, money, safety, or worldly security.

God’s Life Living in the Believer

The core teaching of the episode returns to the series title: having God’s life living inside the believer. Alamo says this inner life is necessary because God’s Spirit can keep a person from sin, warn them of danger, guide their decisions, and give them power over the lusts of the flesh. He contrasts spiritual life with mere religious ceremony, regulation, custom, or ritual, saying that true believers must be active in the Spirit, “noisy” in obedience, and committed to spreading the Gospel. In his view, God’s life within a person produces boldness, obedience, evangelism, and the ability to hear God’s voice.

Salvation Prayer and Call to Evangelize

The episode ends with an invitation for listeners to receive salvation by praying to believe in Jesus Christ, His death on the cross, His shed blood for forgiveness, and His resurrection by the power of the Holy Spirit. Alamo says that those who pray sincerely will become new spiritual creatures, no longer ruled by the old carnal life. He encourages listeners to praise God, read the Bible, pray, witness, testify, distribute Gospel literature, and become messengers who help bind Satan on earth by spreading the truth. The closing gives four ways to request tape number 165, CDs, Bibles, literature, and other ministry materials

Tony Alamo

Sun, 03 May 2026 13:00:00 GMT

Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries

Sermons 756B: The Spirit of Revelation: Confronting the Modern Deeds of the Nicolaitans

This episode, a spiritual broadcast by Pastor Tony Alamo regarding the interpretation of the Book of Revelation and the identification of "Nicolaitan" influences in modern society. The message emphasizes spiritual discernment, the rejection of secular media, and the necessity of total commitment to biblical truth for the salvation of the soul.

The Nature of Spiritual Discernment
Pastor Tony Alamo asserts that the Book of Revelation cannot be understood through intellectual effort alone; it requires being "in the Spirit" and a comprehensive knowledge of the entire Bible, a task he has pursued for over 44 years. He emphasizes that the current era represents the "end times," a revelation he claims to have received directly from God. His primary focus is on identifying and rebuking the "deeds of the Nicolaitans," which he defines not as a historical sect from the apostolic period, but as a persistent spirit of evil and false doctrine that has existed since the time of Cain and Abel.

Critique of Modern Society and Secular Influence
Alamo identifies several modern phenomena as "deeds of the Nicolaitans," including abortion—which he describes as a holocaust dwarfing World War II—homosexuality, and government policies that undermine traditional marriage. He extends this critique to secular entertainment, specifically condemning television programs like the "Maury" show and even Disney movies, which he claims promote "magic" and "fantasy" that prevent children from distinguishing truth from falsehood. He argues that anything the Lord hates, the believer must also hate, including the "mirth" and "filthy language" found in modern comedy.

Institutional Deception and Personal Testimony
The message warns against "counterfeit" religious materials from established publishers like Moody Press and Zondervan, suggesting they mix truth with dangerous false doctrines. Alamo shares personal reflections on his ministry's history in Nashville and his time in prison, which he views as a trial orchestrated by the Devil. He includes a letter from a supporter in Arkansas who affirms his innocence and encourages him to document his life story for the "glory of God" before his passing.

The episode serves as a stern warning against the "worldliness" that Pastor Alamo believes has infiltrated the modern church and society. By identifying the "Nicolaitan" spirit in everything from secular media to government policy, he calls for a radical separation from the world and a steadfast commitment to the "real Word of God" to secure an eternal place in the Kingdom of Heaven.

Tony Alamo

Fri, 01 May 2026 12:00:00 GMT

Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries

Ep164 How To Have Gods Life Living In You Part 62

Tony Alamo

Thu, 30 Apr 2026 12:00:00 GMT

Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries

Ep163 How To Have Gods Life Living In You Part 61

Tony Alamo

Wed, 29 Apr 2026 17:00:00 GMT

Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries

Ep162, How To Have Gods Life Living In You, Part 60

Exposing the Darkness: Spiritual Warfare and the Path to Divine Life

Visualizing Key Highlights...

In this 162nd broadcast, Pastor Tony Alamo discusses the spiritual necessity of "exposing" evil to bind its influence on Earth. The program blends scriptural teaching on being "born again" with sharp critiques of global institutions and reports on the ministry's expanding international outreach.

Detailed Point Summary

The Strategy of Exposure and Spiritual Warfare
Pastor Alamo introduces a specific method for "binding the devil": exposure. He likens spiritual warfare to a burglar alarm; just as lights and sirens cause a thief to flee, shining the "light of the Word of God" on satanic actions renders them ineffective. He asserts that when evil is named and publicized, it is bound on Earth and subsequently bound in Heaven by God. This exposure extends to what he describes as the "world government" and its leaders, whom he claims are the primary sources of modern trouble.

The "Burglar Alarm" Protocol

A conceptual model for spiritual victory as defined in the discourse:

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SHINE LIGHT

Expose deeds via the Word

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BIND ON EARTH

Public awareness halts evil

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BOUND IN HEAVEN

God confirms the restriction

Critique of Education and Global Institutions
The discourse moves into a heavy critique of the public school system and the Vatican. Alamo claims that public schools are controlled by the Vatican to "brainwash" children into "Antichrist-ism" and "one world-ism." He urges parents to withdraw their children from these institutions, offering his own "American Association of Non-denominational Christian Schools" as an alternative. He further alleges that the Vatican has historically influenced global conflicts, including financing Adolf Hitler and directing the policies of the United Nations and the U.S. government.

Global Outreach and the Demand for Bibles
A significant portion of the broadcast is dedicated to reading letters from international followers. Pastors in Ghana and Zambia report hundreds of conversions and request large shipments of Bibles and "Messiah" books to sustain their growing congregations. A correspondent in Brooklyn also requests literature translated into Polish to reach the local community. Alamo uses these testimonials to highlight the "organic, living" power of the Word and to call for financial support to print more materials.

Global Ministry Footprint

🌍 Ghana: Hundreds baptized; urgent request for 20 Bibles and 10 Messiah books.
🌍 Zambia: High demand in Lusaka; request for 50 Bibles and ministry apparel.
🏙️ Brooklyn, NY: Distribution of Polish-language "Dry Bones" newsletters and Messiah books.
📻 Broadcasting: Reaching Montana, Washington D.C., California, and Europe.

The Nature of the "Born Again" Experience
Alamo concludes by explaining the spiritual mechanics of salvation. He emphasizes that mere religious affiliation is insufficient; one must be "born again" of the Spirit, where the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit enter the believer as a single unit. This internal presence provides the power to discipline the "satanic-like soul" and the flesh. He also warns older Christians to be patient and gentle with "baby Christians," noting that harshness toward new converts will be judged severely.

Key Data

Bible Production Costs: Bibles currently cost approximately $3 t o$ 3to4 each.
Funding Goals: The ministry aims to order between 100,000 and 1,000,000 Bibles, requiring an estimated $1.5 million.
Literature Inventory: A new order of 100,000 "Messiah" books has recently been placed.

To-Do / Next Steps

Listeners should specify whether they want a free tape or CD of program 162 when requesting copies.
Parents are encouraged to remove their children from public schools and enroll them in Bible-based Christian schools.
Followers are urged to send tithes and offerings to fund the purchase of a half-million Bibles for global distribution.
Individuals with information on more affordable Bible printing sources should contact the ministry immediately.
Supporters should visit the ministry website to find local radio airtimes for their specific regions.

Conclusion

The broadcast serves as both a spiritual exhortation and a call to action. Pastor Alamo maintains that the only way to navigate a world he views as increasingly deceptive and controlled by "antichrist" forces is through the literal indwelling of God's life. By exposing global conspiracies and funding the distribution of scripture, he believes the ministry can "bind the devil" and save souls before the "end of time".

Tony Alamo

Tue, 28 Apr 2026 17:00:00 GMT

Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries

Ep161, How To Have Gods Life Living In You, Part 59

The Fullness of Life and the Exposure of Deception

How to Have God's Life Living in You

Episode 161, Part 59: Spiritual Maturity & The Exposure of Darkness

Core Message

"God can do more in one flash of a second for the entire world than we could do in millions of years."

Key Theological Insights

The Jasper Symbolism: Revelation’s light-green stone represents eternal life, immortality, and the nature of the New Jerusalem.
The Duty of Exposure: Believers must "bind the devil" on Earth by exposing perceived systemic evils to invoke God's intervention.
Spiritual Maturity: Moving beyond "ceremonies" to a permanent state of walking in the Spirit without condemnation.

The Salvation Path

A direct call to repentance: Acknowledging sin, inviting Christ's spirit, and receiving the power to maintain the commandments.

Global Testimonials

Silas (Malawi): Hunger to join the "alive ministry" and lead multitudes to the river of life.

Rick (USA): Vision of the Jasper stone confirmed through the program's teachings.

Hayford (Ghana): 16-year-old former idol worshiper now following Christ despite persecution.

Keywords

#EternalLife#Revelation#SpiritualWarfare#ExposingDarkness

This broadcast, led by Pastor Tony Alamo, explores the spiritual path to achieving "God's life" within the believer while emphasizing the necessity of exposing what the speaker identifies as global satanic influences. The session combines biblical interpretation of the Book of Revelation with personal testimonies and a critique of modern political and religious institutions.

Detailed Point Summary

The Symbolism of Eternal Life and Spiritual Maturity
A central theme of the discourse is the "fullness of life," which Alamo equates to eternal life and spiritual maturity. Drawing from Revelation 4:3 and 21, the speaker explains the symbolism of the Jasper stone, described as a light greenish color representing immortality and the exact image of God. This spiritual state is contrasted with those who claim to be Christians but lack the actual life of God within them. The discussion highlights that reaching this maturity allows believers to be transformed into the likeness of the "New Jerusalem".

Symbolism of the Jasper Stone

Color: Light Green

Represents: Eternal Life & Immortality

Source: Revelation 4:3 & 21

Global Outreach and Personal Testimonies
The program features correspondence from followers in Malawi and Ghana, illustrating the ministry's international reach. A young man in Malawi expresses a hunger to serve the Lord, while a 16-year-old in Ghana recounts being cast out by his family after converting from idol worship through the literature provided by the ministry. Alamo uses these stories to reinforce the idea that God can perform "extraordinary miracles" in a "flash of a second" for those who call upon Him in faith.

The Theology of Exposure and Political Critique
Alamo posits that the power to bind Satan on Earth comes through the act of "exposing" him. He argues that the Roman Catholic Church, the Vatican, and various world governments constitute an "Antichrist cult" responsible for historical and modern atrocities, including World War II and domestic incidents like 9/11 and the Waco siege. By referencing the book The Secret Terrorist, the speaker claims that global events are not accidents but planned executions by those in power to further papal interests.

The Doctrine of "Binding & Loosing"

According to the broadcast, spiritual warfare is conducted through public exposure. The speaker asserts that when the "Antichrist" is identified and voiced, God "binds" those forces in heaven, rendering them as helpless as a "turtle on its back."

"Whatsoever is bound on this earth shall be bound in heaven."

Personal Defense and Spiritual Guidance
Addressing his own history, Alamo discusses his 1964 calling and defends himself against legal charges and "cult" labels, attributing his imprisonment to religious persecution. The broadcast concludes with a call to move beyond mere religious rituals and ceremonies toward a "permanent Sabbath" of walking in the Spirit. He invites listeners to achieve "perfection" in the eyes of the Lord by inviting Christ into their hearts through a specific prayer of repentance.

To-Do / Next Steps

Request Ministry Materials: Listeners may receive free Bibles, "Messiah" books, tapes, and CDs by contacting the ministry.
Order "The Secret Terrorist": Obtain the book by Bill Hughes from Truth Triumphant at PO Box 567, Tangerine, Florida, 32777.
Pray for Persecuted Believers: Intercede for Hayford and his family in Ghana following his expulsion for his faith.
Access Program Copies: Specify "Program 161" and the preferred format (tape or CD) when contacting the website.
Visit Official Website: Go to LamoMinistries.com for further resources and to hear Part 60 of the series.

Conclusion

The broadcast serves as both a spiritual manual for internal transformation and a polemic against perceived institutional corruption. By linking biblical prophecy to current events and personal salvation, the speaker urges his audience to seek the "fullness of life" through a combination of faith, repentance, and the bold exposure of spiritual deception.

Tony Alamo

Mon, 27 Apr 2026 17:00:00 GMT

Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries

Ep160, How To Have Gods Life Living In You, Part 58

The Living Union: Cultivating God’s Life Within (Part 58)

This broadcast features Pastor Tony Alamo discussing the transition from a preliminary spiritual experience to a permanent indwelling of the Holy Spirit. The session emphasizes the tripartite nature of man—spirit, soul, and body—and the necessity of an "organic union" with the Divine through personal experience rather than mere religious ritual.

Global Ministry and Outreach

The program highlights the expanding reach of the ministry through correspondence from Nigeria, the Philippines, and Ghana. Evangelists in Nigeria report hundreds of conversions and a dire need for Bibles and literature to equip new believers in deprived areas. Meanwhile, supporters in Texas and the Philippines are coordinating the reprinting of the book The Messiah to facilitate local distribution, reducing shipping costs and allowing resources to be redirected to food and clothing for the needy.

Global Literature Distribution

NigeriaHigh demand for Bibles & Newsletters for new converts.

PhilippinesLocal reprinting of "The Messiah" to save shipping costs.

GhanaIndividual requests for Bibles and spiritual guidance.

Divine Symbolism and the Nature of Christ

Pastor Alamo explores the symbolic language of the Book of Revelation, specifically the depiction of God and the New Jerusalem as "Jasper." The green color of jasper is identified as a symbol of eternal life and immortality. Furthermore, the dual nature of Christ is presented through the imagery of the Lion and the Lamb: He is the conquering, triumphant King (the Lion) to His enemies, but a gentle Savior (the Lamb) to those who are redeemed. The discussion also clarifies that spiritual identity transcends physical lineage, asserting that one must become a "spiritual Jew" through Christ to enter the Kingdom of Heaven.

The Tripartite Nature: Spirit, Soul, and Body

A central theme of the sermon is the distinction between the three parts of human existence. The Body is described as the lowest level, associated with animalistic instincts; the Soul (comprising mind, will, and emotions) is the seat of worldly desires and "soulish" religion; and the Spirit is the highest part, designed specifically to contact and contain God. True salvation requires the human spirit to be united with the Spirit of God, which then provides the power to "mortify" or discipline the lusts of the body and the whims of the soul.

The Tripartite Hierarchy of Man

SPIRIT (The Highest)

The "Saint" level. Used to contact, receive, and contain God. The seat of organic union.

SOUL (The Middle)

The "Gentleperson" level. Mind, Will, and Emotions. Can be religious but lacks divine life.

BODY (The Lowest)

The "Beast" level. Driven by physical lusts, cravings (e.g., sugar, tobacco), and instincts.

Knowing God vs. Knowing About God

The broadcast concludes with a stern rebuke of "intellectual" Christianity. Using the analogy of a restaurant menu, Alamo argues that reading about God or praying "stock" prayers is like reading a menu without eating the food—one knows the description but has never tasted the reality. He emphasizes that a "union" with God is akin to a marriage where there is constant communication and mutual indwelling. Without this experiential "tasting" of the Lord, religious activities like reading and praying remain hollow.

To-Do / Next Steps

Financial Support: Listeners are encouraged to send tithes and offerings to support soul-winning efforts and provide for the physical needs (food, clothing, lodging) of converts in Nigeria and other deprived areas.
Literature Distribution: The ministry must ship five copies of The Messiah to Garland, Texas, for onward transmission to the Philippines for reprinting.
Bible Provision: A Bible must be sent to Frank in Accra, Ghana, per his request.
Personal Consecration: Individuals are invited to pray the "sinner's prayer" to invite Christ into their hearts and initiate a real, communicative relationship with the Holy Spirit.

Conclusion

The ultimate goal of the Christian life is not mere religious adherence, but a disciplined, organic union where the Spirit of God directs the human spirit, soul, and body. Only through this active, communicative relationship can an individual truly "know" God and be prepared for the Kingdom of Heaven.

Tony Alamo

Sun, 26 Apr 2026 13:00:00 GMT

Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries

Sermon 756A
Revelation, the Nicolaitans, and the Call to Reject Worldly Deception

Introducing an Archived Revelation Message

In this archived message from Pastor Tony Alamo, presented by Help from Christ Ministries, Alamo introduces program number 756 and says he will be teaching from the Book of Revelation. He states that Revelation connects the entire Bible and says that it cannot be properly understood unless a person is “in the Spirit” and familiar with the rest of Scripture. He opens with a prayer asking God to continue revealing truth, rebuke Satan, protect listeners, provide healing, prosperity, clean water, and help for people who feel trapped or without escape.

Music, Guidance, and the Spirit of the Lord

After the opening prayer, the program includes one of Alamo’s early church recordings, a song about feeling the hand of the Lord and not walking alone. Alamo uses the song as a bridge into his teaching, saying he can feel the Spirit of the Lord guiding him, telling him where to go, what to avoid, what to say, and how not to fall into false doctrine. This sets the tone for the rest of the sermon, which focuses heavily on spiritual discernment, resisting deception, and remaining separate from influences he views as worldly or corrupt.

Revelation and the Nicolaitans

The main teaching centers on Revelation chapter 2 and the references to the Nicolaitans. Alamo discusses the message to the church of Ephesus, especially the verse commending the church for hating the deeds of the Nicolaitans, which he says Jesus also hates. He rejects the idea that the Nicolaitans were only a first-century sect, arguing instead that they represent an ongoing spirit of false doctrine, persecution, worldliness, and opposition to true Christians. Alamo says their “deeds” include efforts to intimidate believers, pull Christians into a one-world religious system, and distract the church from Christ.

False Doctrine, Persecution, and Worldliness

Alamo expands the meaning of the Nicolaitans to include what he sees as false religion, government persecution, court systems, false accusations, worldly entertainment, idolatry, sports, and doctrines or cultural forces that pull people away from God. He also connects the Nicolaitans to media claims he says deny Christ’s resurrection or undermine biblical truth. Throughout this section, he argues that Satan uses accusations, temptation, clever stories, and public institutions to deceive the world and persecute believers, while Christ’s true people must reject those influences and remain focused on salvation and soul-winning.

Alamo’s Personal Grievances and Moral Warnings

The sermon also includes Alamo’s own claims of persecution, including references to government actions, seized property, court cases, prison, accusations against him, and his belief that Christians are being targeted for speaking against sin. He discusses homosexuality, same-sex marriage, abortion, clergy abuse, and sexual immorality in strongly condemnatory terms, framing them as examples of the deeds of the Nicolaitans. He repeatedly says that God hates these deeds and that people must repent rather than merely apologize or continue in sin.

Salvation Prayer and Closing Invitation

The message ends with Alamo leading listeners in a salvation prayer. He asks listeners to confess that they are sinners, believe that Jesus Christ is the Son of the living God, believe that Jesus died on the cross and shed His blood for the forgiveness of sins, and invite Jesus, the Father, and the Holy Spirit into their hearts. He then tells listeners to praise and thank the Lord for saving their souls. The program closes with instructions for obtaining a copy of program number 756 through Alamo Ministries and with Help from Christ Ministries inviting listeners to contact them if the message encouraged them.

Tony Alamo

Fri, 24 Apr 2026 17:00:00 GMT

Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries

Ep159 How To Have Gods Life Living In You Part 57

Tony Alamo

Thu, 23 Apr 2026 12:00:00 GMT

Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries

Ep158 How To Have Gods Life Living In You Part 56

Tony Alamo

Wed, 22 Apr 2026 17:00:00 GMT

Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries

Ep157, How To Have Gods Life Living In You, Part 55

Tony Alamo

Tue, 21 Apr 2026 17:00:00 GMT

Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries

Ep156, How To Have Gods Life Living In You, Part 54

Tony Alamo

Mon, 20 Apr 2026 17:00:00 GMT

Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries

Ep155, How To Have Gods Life Living In You, Part 53

Tony Alamo

Sun, 19 Apr 2026 13:00:00 GMT

Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries

Sermon 755B

Tony Alamo

Fri, 17 Apr 2026 12:00:00 GMT

Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries

Ep154 How To Have Gods Life Living In You Part 52

Tony Alamo

Thu, 16 Apr 2026 12:00:00 GMT

Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries

Ep153 How To Have Gods Life Living In You Part 51

Tony Alamo

Wed, 15 Apr 2026 17:00:00 GMT

Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries

Ep152, How To Have Gods Life Living In You, Part 50

Divine Symbols and the Essence of the Church: A Study on Revelation

Introduction

Pastor Tony Alamo presents the 50th part of his series "How to Have God's Life Living in You," focusing on the symbolic language of the Book of Revelation. He explains that God uses "pictures" and "signs" rather than mere words to reveal the true nature of the Church and His plan for the end of the age. The discussion emphasizes that the Church is a corporate body of believers transformed into the "gold" essence of God.

Detailed Points of Summary

The Symbolic Key to Revelation
Understanding the Book of Revelation requires recognizing that Christ "showed" John the Apostle visions rather than just preaching to him. These symbols—figures, types, and signs—act as a shorthand for complex spiritual truths that would otherwise require thousands of books to explain. The first verse of Revelation serves as the "key" to the entire book; once a believer understands that these are divinely intended pictures, the text becomes accessible rather than confusing. This method of communication is compared to teaching children with pictures, as the human mind, made of "the dirt of the ground," requires the Holy Spirit to interpret these heavenly signs 106].

The Divine "Picture" of the Church

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GoldGod's Nature & Essence (Purity)

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LampstandThe Church (Body of Christ)

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7 LampsThe Sevenfold Spirit of God

The Church as the Golden Lampstand
The primary symbol for the Church is the golden lampstand. Gold represents the essence and purity of God, signifying that the Church must be composed of God’s own substance. The lampstand itself is the embodiment of the triune God, while the seven lamps represent the seven spirits of God. Therefore, a true church is not a building or a denomination, but a collection of individuals in whom Christ lives. This spiritual "feeding" is essential; many believers feel frustrated or bored in traditional churches because they are not receiving the life-giving Spirit of God, which is the only thing that can truly gratify the soul 189].

Personal Revelation and Divine Guidance
Pastor Alamo shares personal testimonies to illustrate how God continues to use visions to guide His servants. He recounts how God showed both him and his late wife, Susie, matching visions of their future marriage and ministry long before they discussed it. These "signs" served to bypass human ego and logic. He also describes his own salvation experience in Beverly Hills, where the Lord used physical sensations and visual warnings of heaven and hell to compel him toward his calling, proving that God deals with individuals through direct, supernatural intervention to ensure they are not relying on their own imagination 67-71].

Living a Transformed Life
True Christianity involves the mortification of the old self so that the Spirit of God can live through the human body. Believers are warned against "diversions" such as video games, crossword puzzles, and worldly entertainment, which are viewed as signs that a person is not finding God interesting enough or has forsaken His presence. Because Satan fires "fiery darts" at believers seven days a week, daily spiritual communication and feeding are necessary to remain part of the "lampstand" and maintain the light of Christ in a dark world 168].

Key Data

Messiah Book Production: 100,000 copies recently printed, with plans for up to 1 million in future batches.
Historical Context: Pastor Alamo was previously involved in a fitness business with 300 studios before his ministry began.
Scriptural References: Key insights derived from Revelation 1:1, John 1:18, 2 Peter 3:8, and Isaiah 11:2 185].

To-Do / Next Steps

Study the "Key": Focus on the first verse of Revelation to unlock the symbolic meaning of the entire book.
Daily Spiritual Feeding: Listen to the ministry's messages every day to combat spiritual attacks and stay "fed."
Request Literature: Contact the ministry via website or mail to receive the "Messiah" book and other literature for distribution. 195]
Seek Local Fellowship: For those in Ghana or Texas, reach out to coordinate with local distributors or attend the ministry in the USA. 95]
Commit to Transformation: Pray the salvation prayer to invite Christ into the heart and begin the process of being "born again."

Conclusion

The document concludes that being a member of the Church is a matter of "essence" rather than attendance. By allowing God's "gold" nature to reside within, the believer becomes a living sign and a light to the world. Understanding God's plan is not a matter of intellectual debate, but of receiving the divine "pictures" He has provided through His Spirit.

Tony Alamo

Tue, 14 Apr 2026 17:00:00 GMT

Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries

Ep151, How To Have Gods Life Living In You, Part 49

Divine Union: The Unchanging Nature of God and the Tripartite Man

Visualizing Key Highlights...

This document summarizes Part 49 of the series "How to Have God's Life Living in You" by Pastor Tony Alamo. It explores the symbolic language of the Book of Revelation, the eternal consistency of the Divine, and the spiritual mechanics of how man interacts with the Triune God.

Detailed Point Summary

The Visual Revelation and the Eternal Word
Pastor Alamo emphasizes that the Book of Revelation was given to Jesus by God to show his servants things that must come to pass, utilizing "signs" or pictures because the concepts are too vast for words alone. These symbols, such as the lampstands and the jasper stone, are designed so that even children can grasp the profound meanings of God’s kingdom. Central to this teaching is the absolute consistency of God, based on Hebrews 13:8, which states that Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever. This implies that the God of the Old Testament is identical to the God of the New Testament; while certain practices like animal sacrifices have been fulfilled and ended by Christ’s ultimate sacrifice, the moral and spiritual nature of God remains immutable.

The Symbolism of Divine Life

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Jasper Stone

Symbolizes the fullness of life and the New Jerusalem.

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Lampstands

Represents the aggregate church and the seven spirits of God.

The Tripartite Man and Spiritual Contact
A core theological pillar discussed is the distinction between the body, soul, and spirit of man (the tripartite nature) in relation to the Triune God (Father, Son, and Holy Spirit). Man was created from dust, but God breathed his spirit into him. To have "God's life living in you," one must understand that the spirit is the only part of man capable of contacting God. The soul contains the will and desires, which often conflict with the Divine. Therefore, spiritual growth requires "dying" to the soul and the flesh—mortifying their cravings—so that the spirit can remain in constant contact with the Lord. This union allows Christ to represent himself through the individual, effectively making the believer a "tabernacle" for the Divine.

The Eternal Couple and the Marriage Supper
The teaching culminates in the concept of the "Eternal Couple." The church, described as the "aggregate bride," is currently being transformed and glorified. During the Millennium, the redeemed participate in the marriage supper of the Lamb for 1,000 years as a bride. Following this period, the bride becomes the "wife," signifying a state of total oneness with God. In this union, all that belongs to God—his wealth, wisdom, and eternal goods—becomes the inheritance of the redeemed. This relationship is the ultimate purpose of salvation: not merely to escape death, but to live as# Divine Union: The Unchanging Nature of God and the Tripartite Man

The Path to Eternal Oneness

Phase 1:The Bride (Current/Millennium) - Serving and being transformed.

Phase 2:The Wife (Post-Millennium) - Becoming "One" with the Triune God.

Result:The Eternal Couple - Expressing God's glory throughout the universe.

Key Data & References

Scriptural Foundation: Primary focus on Revelation 1:1, Hebrews 13:8, and Genesis 2:7.
Prophetic Count: The Old Testament contains over 333 prophecies regarding Christ’s coming as a man.
Timeline: The Marriage Supper of the Lamb is identified as lasting 1,000 years during the Millennium.

To-Do / Next Steps

Send three copies of the Bible and the "Messiah" book to Jacob in Zambia.
Respond to Robert in Fayetteville regarding his transition from prison and his questions on prayer.
Ship English Bibles to Ibodom in Nigeria for his evangelism efforts.
Provide audio tapes and CDs of the messages to the ministry agents in Nigeria.
Prepare and broadcast Part 50 of the "How to Have God's Life Living in You" series.

Conclusion

The document concludes that salvation is a process of total surrender where the human spirit is resurrected to act as a vehicle for God's life. By acknowledging Jesus as the mediator and the "door," believers are integrated into the aggregate bride, eventually becoming one with the Triune God in an eternal, wealthy union that transcends the limitations of the flesh and soul.

Tony Alamo

Mon, 13 Apr 2026 17:00:00 GMT

Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries

Ep150, How To Have Gods Life Living In You, Part 48

Spiritual Warfare and the Tri-Part Nature of Man: A Discourse by Tony Alamo

This broadcast features Pastor Tony Alamo’s critique of institutional religious power and his theological explanation of the human composition. The discussion moves from allegations of historical misconduct by the Papacy to the practicalities of global ministry and the necessity of spiritual rebirth.

Detailed Summary

Institutional Critique and Media Censorship

Pastor Tony Alamo presents a sharp critique of the Vatican, characterizing it as a political and "anti-Christ" organization rather than a purely religious one. He alleges that the Papacy exerts significant influence over global media and legal systems, leading to the censorship of "negative" but "truthful" discourse on Christian television networks. Alamo specifically cites rules from broadcasters like God TV and Pan American Broadcasting that prohibit content condemning specific governments or faiths, which he views as a mechanism to protect the Vatican from exposure. Furthermore, he makes grave historical allegations, claiming the late Pope had ties to IG Farben and the production of chemicals used during the Holocaust.

Broadcasting Restrictions Identified

🚫 No Negative Content: Prohibition against speaking negatively of specific governments, leaders, or faiths.
📄 Documentation: Requirement for IRS non-profit determination letters and Form 990.
⚖️ Legal Attestation: Mandatory statements from CPAs or attorneys regarding church operations.

Source: Analysis of broadcast requirements

Theological Framework: Body, Soul, and Spirit

A significant portion of the discourse is dedicated to the "tri-part" nature of human existence, mirroring the triune nature of God. Alamo explains that humans consist of a physical body (dust), a soul (containing the will and worldly desires), and a spirit. He argues that after the "fall," the soul seeks to rule the body through worldly temptations. True salvation, according to Alamo, is the process of the human spirit being reunited with and strengthened by the Holy Spirit. This spiritual union provides the believer with the dominion necessary to subject the soul’s desires to the will of God.

Global Ministry and Personal Anecdotes

The broadcast highlights the international reach of Alamo’s ministry, featuring letters from followers in Nigeria, Ghana, and India who report spiritual transformations and request large quantities of Bibles and literature such as "The Messiah." In a shift toward personal history, Alamo recounts his interactions with prominent figures, including a critical reflection on former President Bill Clinton. He describes meeting Clinton in Arkansas and introduces him to Dolly Parton, but later expresses resentment toward Clinton’s political actions and personal comments, viewing them as ungrateful and indicative of a broader move toward religious intolerance.

International Literature Distribution

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Nigeria

500+ Booklets

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Ghana

100+ Booklets

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India

50 Villages Reached

Based on ministry correspondence

Key Data

Series Title: How To Have God’s Life Living In You (Part 48).
Literature Mentioned: The Messiah, The Fugitive Pope, Judgment Is Now, Heavenly Pharmacy.
Geographic Impact: Active fellowships and distribution in Kogi State (Nigeria), Adum (Ghana), and Andhra Pradesh (India).

To-Do / Next Steps

Distribute requested Bibles and specific literature titles (e.g., Guilty By Association) to the fellowship in Nigeria.
Add the correspondent from Ghana to the ministry's mailing list for "everlasting friendship" and spiritual support.
Provide 100 booklets and a King James Bible to the 13-year-old seeker in Ghana.
Continue the daily broadcast series with "Part 49" scheduled for the following day.
Encourage listeners to order the "Fugitive Pope" literature via website, mail, or fax to understand the ministry's stance on the Vatican.

Conclusion

The document serves as a synthesis of Pastor Alamo’s worldview, where spiritual salvation is inextricably linked to the rejection of institutional religious "cults." By emphasizing the tri-part nature of man, the broadcast provides a theological justification for a life led by the Holy Spirit, while simultaneously positioning the ministry as a global alternative to the perceived corruption of the Vatican.

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Sun, 12 Apr 2026 13:00:00 GMT

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Sermon 755A

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Fri, 10 Apr 2026 12:00:00 GMT

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Ep149 How To Have Gods Life Living In You Part 47

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Thu, 09 Apr 2026 12:00:00 GMT

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Wed, 08 Apr 2026 17:00:00 GMT

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Tue, 07 Apr 2026 17:00:00 GMT

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Mon, 06 Apr 2026 17:00:00 GMT

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Mon, 06 Apr 2026 13:00:00 GMT

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Sermon 754B

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Fri, 03 Apr 2026 12:00:00 GMT

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Ep144 How To Have Gods Life Living In You Part 42

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Thu, 02 Apr 2026 12:00:00 GMT

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Wed, 01 Apr 2026 17:00:00 GMT

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Tue, 31 Mar 2026 17:00:00 GMT

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Mon, 30 Mar 2026 17:00:00 GMT

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Sun, 29 Mar 2026 13:00:00 GMT

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Fri, 27 Mar 2026 12:00:00 GMT

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Thu, 26 Mar 2026 12:00:00 GMT

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Wed, 25 Mar 2026 17:00:00 GMT

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Tue, 24 Mar 2026 17:00:00 GMT

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Mon, 23 Mar 2026 17:00:00 GMT

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Sun, 22 Mar 2026 13:00:00 GMT

Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries

Sermon 753B

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Fri, 20 Mar 2026 12:00:00 GMT

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Thu, 19 Mar 2026 12:00:00 GMT

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Wed, 18 Mar 2026 17:00:00 GMT

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Tue, 17 Mar 2026 17:00:00 GMT

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Mon, 16 Mar 2026 17:00:00 GMT

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Ep130, How To Have Gods Life Living In You, Part 28

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Sun, 15 Mar 2026 13:00:00 GMT

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Sermon 753A

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Fri, 13 Mar 2026 12:00:00 GMT

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Thu, 12 Mar 2026 12:00:00 GMT

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Ep128 How To Have Gods Life Living In You Part 26

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Wed, 11 Mar 2026 17:00:00 GMT

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Ep127, How To Have Gods Life Living In You, Part 25

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Tue, 10 Mar 2026 17:00:00 GMT

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Ep126, How To Have Gods Life Living In You, Part 24

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Mon, 09 Mar 2026 17:00:00 GMT

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Ep125, How To Have Gods Life Living In You, Part 23

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Mon, 09 Mar 2026 01:00:00 GMT

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Sermon 77B

Tony Alamo

Fri, 06 Mar 2026 13:00:00 GMT

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