Hosted by Pastor Melvin and Evangelist Felicia Wallace
Episodes
24
Latest episode
Aug 2026
Language
EN
Navigating the rough waters of life can be a challenge. Sometimes we just need affirmation that we walk not alone. That our past disappointments, failures, and current challenges, need not defeat nor define us. Join Pastor Melvin and Evangelist Felicia Wallace for sound biblical insight and candid fruitful conversations that will Enlighten, Encourage, and Uplift!
Do you agree we need a healing in our land? In this episode Pastor Melvin and Evangelist Felicia shares God's Word that will bring about healing in our nation, in our families and in our individual lives. The question is... are we willing? 2 Chronicles 7:14. So Take a Moment to Take a Listen and Be Blessed! Support the show
Did you know complacency in our faith can lead us into the pitfall of temptation? In this episode Evangelist Felicia shares from the Gospel of Matthew on why we must be watchful and pray to remain focused particularly in this current date of despair and uncertainty. So Take a Moment to Take a Listen and Be Blessed! Matthew 26:36 Support the show
In this day of trying to figure out when to engage and when to refrain, Pastor Melvin encourages us to choose the "Good Shepherd". Take the journey with him as he guides us through this familiar passage of Scripture where we will discover the provisions, protection, preservation of our Lord. Psalm 23. Support the show
Need some directions? Tune-in and take a listen as Pastor Melvin and Evangelist Felicia share on how the "bread of adversity" and the "waters of afflictions" often lead us back to God when we have lost our way. Isaiah 30:20 Support the show
Have you ever consider the unseen dangers God has kept you from? In this episode Pastor Melvin reminds us to Stay Armored Up! For we are in a spiritual battle and we need the will, strength, and strategies of God to overcome the attacks of the adversary both seen and unseen. Ephesians 6:10-12. So Take a Moment to Take a Listen and Be Blessed! Support the show
Will your work be Refined or Burned Up on that Great Day? It is definitely something for us to think about. For we do not want to labor in vain. In this episode Evangelist Felicia give us some insight on being steadfast, serious, and focused in the work we do for the Lord as it all leads to that day of accountability before God. So Take a Moment to Take a Listen and Be Blessed! 1 Corinthians 3:10 and Matthew 7:21. Support the show
What unity is there among light and darkness? Can fresh water and salt water run from the same spring? In this episode Evangelist Felicia warns us to be careful that we are not led astray during these times of unrest and uncertainty. For those in the knowledge and authority of God must stand firm in our faith and be leaders not followers. So Take a Moment to Take a Listen and Be Blessed! 1 John 3:6 Support the show
How do we put our faith into action, and step out into the waters when adversity surrounds us? In this episode Pastor Melvin and Evangelist Felicia encourages us to "Cast our Bread Upon the Waters" and not become paralyzed by fear. It's not how many times you are "knocked down" by life's twists and turns but how many times you get up. So Take a Moment to Take a Listen and Be Blessed! Support the show
In this episode Pastor Melvin gives insight on how we can "Do the Right Thing" even when in the heat of the battle as he reminds us our choices have consequences. So Take a Moment to Take a Listen and Be Blessed! 1 Samuel 13:6. Support the show
In this episode Evangelist Felicia helps us to understand that when we experience rejection it does not always mean we are at fault, sometimes it is just a matter of one being lured away and fooled into thinking "the grass is greener on the other side" So Take a Moment to Take a Listen and Be Blessed! Support the show
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