Greg Lancaster

3 Things You’ll Learn:
What a “Gideon’s army” looks like today—small, tested, and obedient (Judg. 7:1–8).
How to discern times and seasons and war from rest (Eccl. 3:1; 1 Chr. 12:32).
Ways to align your household with courage, purity, and faith for battle.
Episode DescriptionDrawing from prophetic words associated with Chuck Pierce and Glory of Zion, Greg explores how God reduces numbers to purify motives and maximize His glory—just like Gideon’s day (Judges 7:1–8). The Lord is forming lean, surrendered fellowships who listen and obey.
You’ll gain wisdom to recognize the season you’re in (1 Chronicles 12:32), remove idols, and strengthen hands for the assignment ahead, standing in holiness, unity, and boldness (Ephesians 6:10–13).
#prophecy #Gideon #faith #courage #holiness
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3 Things You’ll Learn:
Scriptural anchors for testing and stewarding prophetic words (1 Thess. 5:20–21; Acts 2:17–18).
Why revivals often begin in prayer, repentance, and small faithful places (Joel 2:12–13).
Practical steps to prepare your home, church, and city for awakening.
Episode DescriptionAre we on the cusp of a new wave of the Spirit? Greg surveys timely prophetic words and filters them through Scripture—what to receive, how to weigh, and how to respond (1 Thessalonians 5:20–21; Acts 2:17–18). Revival isn’t hype; it’s hearts returning to the Lord in humility and obedience (Joel 2:12–13).
You’ll hear stories that stir faith for local outpourings and learn how to build altars of prayer, unity, and holiness so that when God comes, He finds a prepared people (Hosea 10:12; James 4:8–10).
#revival #prophetic #awakening #repentance #prayer
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3 Things You’ll Learn:
Firsthand realities from a former abortionist and why worldview matters (Prov. 24:11–12).
How parents can disciple sons and daughters to value life from womb to eternity (Ps. 139:13–16).
Redemptive paths for healing, forgiveness, and hope in Christ (1 John 1:9).
Episode DescriptionThis candid, sobering conversation exposes what really happens behind the language of “choice,” and why followers of Jesus must be both truthful and compassionate. You’ll hear from a former abortionist whose story confronts euphemisms with reality (Proverbs 24:11–12) and points to a better way—mercy, repentance, and the Gospel.
Greg offers parental guidance for shepherding children in a culture of confusion: how to form a biblical ethic of life, answer tough questions with Scripture, and extend grace for those seeking healing in Christ (Psalm 139:13–16; John 8:10–11; 1 John 1:9).
#prolife #parenting #discipleship #hope #forgiveness
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3 Things You’ll Learn:
Why united, humble prayer precedes awakening (2 Chr. 7:14; Acts 4:23–31).
How to “cry out” biblically when your city or family needs breakthrough (Ps. 34:17).
Practical ways to gather people and sustain a corporate prayer rhythm.
Episode DescriptionWhat happens when God’s people lift one voice? In this episode we look at the biblical pattern of united prayer—how the Church in Acts cried out and the place was shaken, and how the Lord still answers when we humble ourselves and seek His face (2 Chronicles 7:14; Acts 4:31).
Greg shares simple, reproducible ways to gather intercessors, keep prayer focused on Scripture, and persevere when answers seem delayed (Luke 18:1–8; Psalm 34:17). You’ll come away with faith to rally your home, church, or city to call upon the Lord until breakthrough comes.
#prayer #revival #intercession #Bible #Acts
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3 Things You’ll Learn:
Jesus’ clear blueprint for making disciples from Matthew 28:18–20.
How Luke 10 rhythms (pray, go, find a person of peace, stay) become a reproducible lifestyle.
Simple, practical steps to start discipling today—without programs or titles.
Episode DescriptionJesus didn’t call us to accumulate information—He commissioned us to make disciples of all nations (Matthew 28:18–20). In this practical deep dive, Greg lays out the disciple’s mission with Scripture-anchored clarity and field-tested steps you can apply immediately. You’ll see how the Great Commission, the way of Jesus, and the pattern of the early church converge into a simple, reproducible pathway: pray, go, find the house/person of peace, stay and teach obedience to all He commanded (Luke 10; Acts 2:42–47).
Learn how to share the gospel naturally, baptize new believers, and start rhythms of obedience that multiply. Be encouraged with actionable tools, memorable scriptures, and a fresh confidence that Jesus is with you “always, to the very end of the age.”
#MakingDisciples #GreatCommission #CommandsOfJesus #Luke10 #Matthew28
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4 Things You’ll Learn:
How Jesus and the apostles warned about predators—wolves in sheep’s clothing—and how to recognize them.
Practical steps to guard the flock while walking in love, truth, and authority.
What healthy spiritual authority looks like versus manipulative control.
Watch the life changing series The Commands of Jesus at https://GregLancaster.org/CommandsOfJesus or text COJ to 850-786-4GLM (4456)
Episode Description“Beware of false prophets, who come to you in sheep’s clothing…” (Matthew 7:15). In this deep dive of Commands of Jesus (Part 19), Greg unpacks Jesus’ direct warnings about predators among God’s people—what they look like, how they operate, and the subtle tactics they use to creep into relationships, ministries, and churches. With a pastor’s heart and a watchman’s clarity, he draws from Scripture and real-world ministry lessons to help you discern wisely without becoming suspicious or cynical.
You’ll explore key guardrails for leaders and disciples alike: testing fruit (Matthew 7:16–20), recognizing “savage wolves” (Acts 20:28–31), and staying close to the Good Shepherd who protects the flock (John 10:11–15). Expect a sober, hope-filled call to vigilance, mercy, and Christlike courage—so that love can flourish and the vulnerable are protected.
#CommandsOfJesus #PredatorWarning #Discernment #Shepherds #Matthew7
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3 Things You’ll Learn:
The biblical case for responsible civic participation (Jer. 29:7).
How representative government works—and why your local voice matters.
Practical steps to pray, vote, and serve with integrity.
Episode DescriptionInstead of despairing over headlines, Greg invites believers to seek the peace and prosperity of their city (Jer. 29:7) by engaging the electoral process faithfully. Learn how representation really works, where believers can serve, and how to influence policy with prayerful humility (1 Tim. 2:1–2).
This isn’t about partisanship; it’s about stewardship—salt and light expressed in your precinct, school board, and county commission.
#CivicEngagement #PrayVoteServe #PublicFaith #Jer29v7 #GregLancaster
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3 Things You’ll Learn:
What it means to “re-dig” historic wells of revival (Gen. 26:18).
How honor unlocks inheritance and fresh anointing (Rom. 13:7).
Practical ways to bless spiritual fathers and steward their legacy.
Topics Discussed:
1) Re-digging the wells / honoring fathers
Re-digging the wells means honoring what God has already done while pursuing what He’s going to do. It’s not shunning or degrading those who carried the mantle, but appreciating that it was God and staying faithful to your part in His story.
2) Abraham–Isaac–Jacob wells (Gen 26)
Isaac re-opened the wells his father Abraham had dug that the Philistines had buried. Re-digging connected him to what God had done so he could enter what God was going to do. The Samaritan woman later drinks at Jacob’s well, showing the continuity of the fathers’ wells.
3) Living-water/Spirit metaphor; body-water tie-in
Water pictures the Spirit: “From your belly will flow living waters.” The “well of God” is within us. The text notes our bodies are largely water to reinforce the water/well imagery pointing to the Spirit’s flow.
4) Contemporary “re-digging” (Birmingham)
There’s present-day talk of “re-digging the wells” in Birmingham, illustrating the same call in our time.
5) Honoring past moves vs shunning them; humility about flawed vessels
We must honor what God has done through flawed vessels, remembering even greats like Elijah were human. This should produce humility—“Here I am, God—I can’t”—so God can use us without pride.
6) MorningStar “honoring fathers”; Generals; Branham anecdote
At a MorningStar conference on honoring fathers and God’s generals (e.g., John G. Lake, Branham), a minister recounted a vision of the angel telling Branham it was time to come home, underscoring both power and human frailty.
7) Value of history/testimony (Bible as record of what God has done)
The Bible records what God has done and prophesies what He will do. Rejecting “history” is like rejecting Scripture’s testimony; remembering past works guards us from drifting.
8) Philistines as flesh/religion that bury wells
“Philistines” picture people acting from flesh, carnality, or religiosity who bury access to living water and oppose what God is doing—often through religious attack.
9) Muddy vs pure water; false teaching; going deep for clean flow
Many drink from muddied wells—mixed by false teaching or leaders in sin. You must dig deeper (pay the cost) to reach pure, drinkable water “that flows from the throne of God,” not settle for runoff.
10) Cost: death to self to carry the move of God
To host what God does requires laying down your life. The real question is whether you’ll pay the price so His life can work in people—choosing His glory over your name.
11) Regional call (Gulf Coast/Pensacola); lighthouse prophecy; 700 ministers; Prayer/Fire Mountain
God established a work in the Gulf Coast/Pensacola region connected to the lighthouse prophecy. Fulfillment involves unity among 700 ministers without strife, envy, or jealousy, and the establishment of Prayer Mountain/Fire Mountain affecting the nation.
12) Specific fathers: Ken Sumrall & John Kilpatrick; Brownsville Revival (Steve Hill)
Two regional fathers are highlighted: Ken Sumrall (now with the Lord) and John Kilpatrick (Brownsville Revival). Honoring them means honoring what God did through them, including Brownsville and Steve Hill’s role.
13) Family of God vs organization; spiritual fathering/sonship; Malachi 4
Church is family, not mere organization. Spiritual fathers/sons and right relationships matter (Malachi—hearts of fathers to children). Jesus redefines family as those who do the Father’s will.
14) Malachi Mandate unity table (church/civic/military/business)
Under the Malachi Mandate, about 70 leaders (government, church, military, law enforcement, business) sat together. Ken Sumrall said he’d never seen such unity—fruit of right relationships and honoring fathers.
15) Warning about dishonor / “spiritual vandalism”
Self-focus and dishonor “vandalize” what God is doing, harming the one Church in a region. Dishonoring those who labored grieves God, who commands us to honor others as family.
16) Word to Ken Sumrall about fatherless ministers; need for right relationships
God broke Ken’s heart for ministers who were fatherless and alone. The remedy is being rightly related—finding or becoming a spiritual father/mother so leaders aren’t isolated or orphaned.
17) Elijah–Elisha lineage; mantle; immediate obedience; Jehu mission; double portion
Elisha immediately responded to God’s call, stayed rightly related to Elijah, and received a double portion. Because of that lineage, Jehu was anointed and empowered for decisive action. Lineage and staying “with” your father brought forward God’s strategy.
18) Church governance as family shaping civil governance
There’s a “governmental lockup” in the natural tied to misaligned church government. When the Church aligns with God’s family-form of government, civil government can shift.
19) Honoring civic leaders (McNesby, Touart); principle of honor
Honoring civic leaders who served well (e.g., during hurricanes) matters. Even if roles change, believers should honor. Failure to honor brings struggle; repentance may be needed.
20) Prophetic word about authority over regional wells; rivers flowing upstream/downstream
A prophetic word declared authority to unplug regional wells so rivers would flow “upstream” to the nation and “downstream” to the nations—signifying broad impact from re-opened wells.
21) Prophetic confirmations (e.g., Jeremiah Johnson; Colorado prophet)
Multiple prophetic voices (e.g., Jeremiah Johnson; a Colorado prophet) confirmed God’s stirring and regional assignments, encouraging perseverance and humility before outpouring.
22) Brownsville community testimony (Gail) rekindling faith
A woman who prayed before the 1995 Brownsville outpouring testified that God told her to believe again for a powerful move. Sharing God’s current leading rekindled her faith “right in the street.”
23) Samaritan woman at Jacob’s well; Jesus’ living water
Jesus met the Samaritan woman at Jacob’s well—one of the fathers’ wells—and offered water that ends thirst, tying present encounter to the fathers’ lineage of wells.
24) Persevering through Esek (Dispute), Sitnah (Opposition), to Rehoboth (Room)
Isaac’s first re-dug well was Esek (“Dispute”); the second Sitnah (“Opposition”); the third Rehoboth (“Room”)—“Now the Lord has given us room, and we will flourish in the land.” Don’t quit during dispute/opposition; keep digging until God makes room.
25) Love as the true measure; unity blessing
The real test is love—making it past dispute and opposition. Unity in family brings the “commanded blessing.” Measuring by gifts or outcomes is deceptive; love and right relationship are the gauge.
26) Anticipated “tsunami of glory”; children preaching; great harvest/billion souls
A coming “tsunami” of God’s glory is envisioned—people pulled over weeping, schools in revival, children preaching with power. This ties to words about a massive final harvest and the time being short.
 
Episode DescriptionIsaac re-dug the wells of his father Abraham (Gen. 26:18). In the same way, we’re called to honor the fathers who labored before us—receiving their wisdom and continuing their work. Greg shares personal reflections on spiritual lineage, blessing, and why honor is the highway of impartation.
You’ll be stirred to remember, repair, and reopen the “wells” in your region and family—believing God to flow again with mercy, holiness, and power. “Honor…to whom honor is owed” (Rom. 13:7).
#Revival #SpiritualFathers #Honor #Wells #Legacy #GregLancaster
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3 Things You’ll Learn:
Why power and love flow when the Gospel is central (Rom. 1:16).
Practical ways Art Thomas leads evangelism that’s relational and Spirit-led.
How to step out in faith, pray for the sick, and make disciples (Matt. 28:19–20).
Episode DescriptionEvangelist and pastor Art Thomas joins Greg to share stories and strategies for keeping the Good News front and center—at church, at home, and in the streets. You’ll hear how simple obedience opens doors for healing, deliverance, and genuine transformation.
Expect a fresh charge from Romans 1:16 and Mark 16:20—“the Lord worked with them and confirmed His word”—and timely encouragement to lead with love, humility, and the authority Jesus gives every believer.
Art Thomas Ministries https://www.artthomas.org/ 
#ArtThomas #Gospel #Evangelism #Healing #MakeDisciples #GregLancaster
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3 Things You’ll Learn:
Why William Wilberforce’s model still shapes public virtue today.
A simple framework for evaluating leaders beyond party lines.
How believers can pray, engage, and advocate with a clean conscience (1 Tim. 2:1–2).
Episode DescriptionGreg lays out a Wilberforce-inspired way to assess moral leadership—what we might call a “report card” for Congress. Instead of partisan outrage, discover a principled lens that measures character, justice, stewardship of liberty, and care for the vulnerable.
With 1 Timothy 2:1–2 as a guide, this conversation calls the Church to pray first, engage second, and never outsource conscience. “What does the Lord require of you? To act justly, love mercy, and walk humbly with your God” (Mic. 6:8).
#Wilberforce #PublicFaith #PrayForLeaders #CivicEngagement #GregLancaster
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