A podcast that shares and encourages people from the Word of God about the last days we are in and how God is moving and transforming lives today!
Todd and Katie of the Last Days Podcast argue that adversity is a real opponent, and that beating it takes consistent daily discipline of spirit, soul and body.
Joshua Humphrey went from surfing films and addiction to full-time ministry after a single encounter with God in his bedroom on Mother's Day 2004.
Todd and Katie share keys for supernatural provision: sow led by the Spirit, harvest with full strength, and believe God for excessive seed.
God's call is specific to every person, and this teaching argues that serving God and actually fulfilling your call are two very different things.
Todd and Katie make the case that faith has no storage mode: you either keep taking ground or you slip off the cliff behind you.
Spiritual purity works like daily hygiene: it requires consistency, time, and willingness to let the Word reach the places that need it most.
Acts 10:38 says God anointed Jesus to go about doing good. That same anointing, Paul says, has come upon us.
Spiritual authority isn't passive endurance. Pastor Todd and Pastor Katie break down resistance, humility, and what it means to be a vessel rather than the source.
Ephesians 4:13 sets the measure: mature men of God, measuring up to the full and complete standard of Christ. Every other comparison falls short.
Pastor Todd draws on Joshua 1 and Numbers 11 to make the case that God's plan doesn't change when circumstances do, and the past is no place to live.
Hebrews 12 opens with martyrs, not motivational speakers. Saying goodbye to dead habits means admitting what stopped producing and choosing to go all in again.
Ruling and reigning in life takes two things working together: excellence and consistency. Drop either one and the whole effort collapses.
A word from God is a starting point, not a finish line. Every blessing comes with a test, and the greater the blessing, the greater the test.
Pastors Todd and Katie argue that spiritual growth stalls when people skip the small, unglamorous steps God actually requires of them.
Todd Holmes and his two oldest sons on what it actually takes to raise kids who walk with God: lived example, consistent standards, and no soft parenting.
Todd and Katie share a core conviction from eight years of ministry in Johnson City: overcoming in everyday life isn't optional, it's the whole assignment.
Todd and Katie explore what happens when believers drift from genuine faith into manufactured religion, and why returning to God always starts on the inside.
Todd and Katie discuss why anointing and assignment rarely arrive on the same schedule, and what it actually takes to go deeper in God.
A prophetic word from June 28th promised four years of advancement packed into the remaining six months of the year. The call is to receive it, declare it, and run.
Staying in the call of God takes active surrender, not assumption. Every test, every pruning season, every moment of ingratitude is part of the process.
