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The Good Fortune Show with Sugandhi Iyer

Emotions, Grace, and the Five-Star Vibration of Good Fortune

Sugandhi Iyer reads from her book Joyful Manifestation to explore emotions, belief systems, grace, and free will, then uses hotel stays, Uber rides, and a world headline to show how vibrations shape good fortune.

Emotions, Thoughts, and Belief Systems
Sugandhi Iyer opens The Good Fortune Show by reading chapter seven of her book Joyful Manifestation, "Emotions," reminding listeners that thoughts trigger emotions and urging them to let go of thoughts that create feelings below their true state of joy. She explains that emotions arise from deeper belief systems, so lasting change means editing those beliefs rather than just managing feelings. Iyer illustrates this with a fictitious couple, Jane and John, showing how Jane's belief that she isn't good enough generates thoughts of unworthiness, which in turn produce emotions that keep her stuck in a discouraging loop. She encourages listeners to challenge such beliefs directly, asking why anyone should assume they aren't likable or attractive enough, and insists on replacing self-doubt with a confident, positive self-image. Emotions exist, she says, so consciousness can enjoy the different colors of life, and the goal is always to feel good and to challenge any belief system that gets in the way of that.

Gratitude, Grace, and a Pair of Harem Pants
Iyer turns to gratitude, reading a passage from her book describing gratitude as the acknowledgment of God's presence and grace as what keeps flowing when a person stays open to receiving it. She shares a small personal story to illustrate the idea: she tried to buy denim harem pants at a mall, but an online payment glitch meant the store never released them to her. When she returned later and finally tried them on, they looked like a huge, stiff tent, and she instead found a pretty sky-blue top with silver embroidery that she could wear almost anywhere. Iyer frames the failed purchase as grace working quietly in the background, saving her money and a wardrobe mistake, even though she admits she felt the presence of grace more than any strong rush of gratitude. She stresses that this kind of everyday grace does not require being wealthy to notice, only a willingness to stay open to it.

Destiny, Free Will, and Personal Patterns
Moving from grace to destiny, Iyer reads another quote from Joyful Manifestation: at the level of the self a person has complete free will, but at the level of personality things can feel destined until one realizes who they really are. She explains that personality traits create repeating patterns, pulling people into the same situations again and again, while the inner self, when accessed through practices like meditation, can override those patterns and exercise genuine free will. As an example, she points to her own habit of checking into five-star hotels, noting that she is staying overnight in one as she records the show. She calls this a pattern she consciously watches, one she could increase, reduce, or eliminate depending on what serves her, rather than something she is a passive prisoner of. Recognizing and inspecting one's patterns, she says, is the first step toward real freedom of choice.

Traps, Drama Labels, and Breakups
Iyer describes how people in relationships often set emotional traps for each other, sometimes knowingly and sometimes not, through ingrained personality habits. Once a partner falls into the trap, she says, the other gains an opening to label them a drama queen or drama king, and that label then justifies further conflict or even a permanent breakup. She frames this cycle as deeply damaging to good fortune, since two people who initially find real compatibility can destroy it simply by repeating destructive response patterns. Iyer connects this dynamic to karma, defining it plainly as work and action rather than mysterious cosmic punishment, and explains that emotional imprints from repeated conflict get stored in a person's energy field, which the Law of Attraction then mirrors back as more of the same situations and people. The remedy, she argues, is noticing the trap before falling into it and consciously choosing a different response rather than reacting automatically.

Five-Star Energy and Matching Ubers
After a music break, Iyer returns with a vivid example of "like attracts like." She describes taking an unremarkable Uber to a modest, not particularly upscale mall, then later calling another Uber after spending time at a five-star hotel, only to have a spanking-new, fully air-conditioned car arrive that matched the hotel's luxury exactly. She argues this was not coincidence or anyone's doing, but her own vibration shifting to match her surroundings, and insists the quality of everything in a person's life rises or falls with the energy of the places they choose to inhabit. Iyer ties this back to the power of small, everyday choices, saying five-star experiences exist in certain pockets, especially places visited by international travelers, and that deliberately seeking them out protects a person's aura and keeps attracting similarly high-quality experiences, whether in hotels, transportation, relationships, or work situations.

Faith, Peace, and Closing Affirmations
Closing the hour, Iyer reads another passage from Joyful Manifestation on releasing fear-based beliefs and trusting only in good outcomes, then addresses whether faith requires blind acceptance. She argues faith is logical rather than blind, comparing it to trusting the sun will rise or the stars will keep shining even when unseen, and says real faith rests on believing everything operates in divine and perfect order. She briefly references the attempted hijacking of a flyDubai flight bound toward Israel as an example of a troubled region whose vibrations attract further trouble, cautioning listeners to avoid such energies rather than try to be a hero. Peace, she says, should be lived in organically rather than fought for, since fighting implies its absence, and people can choose peaceful places and peaceful choices even within a single country. Iyer signs off reminding listeners that like attracts like, and invites them back the following week for the Joyful Manifestation Show at 7:00 p.m. Pacific.

Hard News on Friday with Tara Green and Rama Arjuna

Mayan Day-Count for the No Kings March, Kryon's Teaching on Angels and an Embodiment Meditation with Taurean

Rain Bird opens with a Mayan day-count tied to the No Kings march weekend and the weekly funding appeal, after which Rama Arjuna and Tara Green share field dispatches on Gaza and the UN Security Council, sit in on a channeled Kryon teaching on angels, hold a channeled Mother dialogue, and close with an embodiment meditation led by Taurean.

Opening Breath and the Mayan Day-Count
Rain Bird opens the broadcast by leading listeners through a few slow breaths into their heart space, gathering guides, guardians, totems and ancestors around a virtual campfire, then drums with a Kimi drum to call in the seven galactic directions of the Mayan tradition, chanting "Ah Yum, Hunab Ku, Evam Maya, E Ma Ho." She reads the week's Mayan day-count, opening with today's 5 Kan, the yellow overtone seed, tied to commanding, radiance and empowerment. Saturday brings 6 Chicchan, the red rhythmic serpent, which she ties to the No Kings march and a 10-10-10 portal day with a new moon at 11:50 a.m. Eastern. Sunday is 7 Cimi, the white resonant worldbridger; Monday, Indigenous Peoples' Day, is 8 Manik, the blue galactic hand; Tuesday is 9 Lamat, the yellow solar star; Wednesday is 10 Muluc, the red planetary moon; and Thursday is 11 Oc, the white spectral dog. She previews next Friday's 12 Chuen, the blue crystal monkey, and offers a mantra and release for each glyph.

Listener Support and the Weekly Funding Appeal
Rain Bird shifts into the weekly funding appeal, explaining that BBS Radio needs $184 each week to keep the Friday program on Station 1, and directing listeners to bbsradio.com, where the show is listed under Hard News. She also promotes the Saturday program, indexed as The True History, History of NESARA and Our Galactic Origins, at the 3:30 hour. She says Tara and Rama need $200 for living expenses plus $235 in bills this week, a total of $435, and gives the PayPal address Koran9999@hotmail.com, confirmed under the name Ram D. Berkowitz, along with a mailing address at Post Office Box 280, Santa Cruz, New Mexico, 87567. She points listeners to rainbowroundtable.net for NESARA history and Rama's updates, and mentions a GoFundMe for Tara and Rama's health supplements. After thirteen thank-yous, she ceremonially passes a talking stick decorated with fairies, unicorns and galactic rays to Tara and Rama, who greet the commanders, eagles and angels listening.

Rama's Dispatches on Gaza, Lady Nada and Earth Changes
Rama Arjuna reads a run of dated dispatches starting the previous Friday. He describes sitting with deer, crows and snow-white cats at Sun Mountain while chanting the Adi Shakti mantra, then relays a text from Lady Nada, who he says addressed the UN Security Council on Gaza and the Strait of Hormuz; Tara presses him for detail, and he names Pete Hegseth among those he calls war criminals and mentions Democrats releasing unredacted Epstein files. On Monday he visits the I AM Sanctuary with caretaker Charlie and a man named Stone. Midweek he relays messages from a crew he calls Larry, Tom, Larry, Curly, Moe and Sweet Angelique, who he says fly an emerald-green and sapphire-blue ray and a violet flame over Gaza, stalling Israeli equipment at a force field, an unverified claim. He cites a 7.7 earthquake in Panama, solar flares, and Hurricane Isaias flooding, and names Pam Gregory, Gregg Braden and Mr. Keshe. Today he sits on Moon Mountain chanting the Gayatri mantra, then relays a message from Mr. X in Jordan comparing Gaza to Afghanistan.

Kryon's Teaching on Angels via a Recorded Segment
Rama Arjuna passes the talking stick to a roughly fourteen-minute recorded segment titled "Are Angels Real?" featuring an entity that introduces itself as Kryon of Magnetic Service. Kryon argues that consciousness has been shown to behave as energy, citing two experiments during the September 11 emergency that found a global wave of compassion altering the planet's magnetic field and random number generators. He says angelic beings exist in a dimension slightly higher than three-dimensional reality, so a skeptic who demands angels show themselves will see little, since a lower-dimensional being cannot visit a higher one, though the reverse is possible; he cites Moses and the burning bush as an example. Kryon describes every person as born with a guiding entourage of guides and angels who wait, by free will, to be acknowledged, notes that angelic imagery is usually female, and adds that some beings mistaken for angels are actually benevolent star family. He closes urging listeners to give intent to the angelic realm.

A Channeled Mother Dialogue on the Shift of the Ages
Tara Green and Rama Arjuna invoke Saint Germain and the violet flame to open a channeled dialogue with a presence they call Mother, speaking through Rama. Mother describes a shift of the ages already under way, with Earth as "center stage" in a quantum field, and cites the Hopi prophecy of a Rainbow Nation arriving with the Blue Star and Red Star Kachinas. Mother insists the answer to every crisis is love rather than the sword or the fist, jokes that people are better served by gratitude than by Allstate or Farmers insurance policies, and credits Mr. Keshe's plasma technology and a rising Schumann resonance, which Rama attributes to a YouTube creator called Consciously Erin, with helping humanity ascend. Tara asks what Mother has to teach, and Mother answers with reflections on amino acids, creatine and living radiance before the segment closes with a chanted invocation of "Kadosh, Kadosh, Kadosh, Adonai Tzva'ot." Several passages here are garbled in the source transcript.

An Embodiment Meditation With Taurean and Sign-Off
Rama Arjuna briefly steps out of the Mother channel, describing a few quiet moments listening to the energies of the new moon in Libra, before handing the talking stick to a recorded meditation led by Taurean, titled "Embodying the New Awakening." Taurean guides listeners to breathe into their heart center and picture a point of golden light representing their I AM presence, then to envision a radiant version of themselves free of old beliefs and the need for approval, repeating the affirmation "I am ready to embody more of who I truly am." The meditation closes with a final affirmation of trust in divine timing and a spoken "Namaste." Tara Green and Rama Arjuna thank announcer Don and BBS Radio for having them, pass the stick back to Rain Bird, who praises the meditation and thanks the audience, and Don closes the broadcast by wishing everyone a good weekend before the hosts sign off together with "Sat Nam."

Signs of Life with Bob Ginsberg - Medium Insights with host Roman Karpishka and guest Certified FFF Medium Renee Buck

Ancestral Spirits, Fraud In Mediumship, and the Telepathy Tapes Boom with Renee Buck

On this Medium Insights hour of Signs of Life, host Roman Karpishka welcomes Minnesota medium Renee Buck back for a sixth visit to talk ancestor spirits, fading mediums who lose their gift, a funny message from her own late sister, and how the Telepathy Tapes podcast is bringing skeptics to her door.

A Sixth Visit for Renee Buck
Roman Karpishka opens the monthly Medium Insights hour of Signs of Life for the Forever Family Foundation by welcoming back certified medium Renee Buck, whom he calculates is making her sixth appearance, tracked in saved files of listener questions he keeps between visits. He recaps her story: a Minnesota medium who had out-of-body experiences and prophetic dreams as a child, who did not consciously begin developing her gift until her forties through visits to spiritualist churches, and who now runs a thriving practice called Whispers From The Light. Karpishka reads the show's commercial-free call-in number and reminds listeners that tonight's questions concern mediumship itself rather than personal readings. The two trade easy small talk about unseasonably warm Minnesota weather, hockey loyalties including Karpishka's own Montreal Canadiens, and gentle teasing over Wisconsin versus Minnesota cheeseheads before settling into the evening's prepared questions.

Generations of Spirits and Family History
Karpishka reads a listener's question asking whether spirits who died half a century or more earlier ever come through, and how spirit feels about messages families cannot act on. Renee Buck says older relatives surface often, even when the sitter never met them personally, because families carry photos and stories that supply usable evidence. She notes that particular careers, talents, or themes tend to thread through generations, and spirits may reveal how long ago they lived, where they immigrated from, or what culture they carried, though confirming very distant ancestors is harder without documented evidence to draw on. Buck adds that loved ones in spirit care deeply about families knowing their own heritage, and she encourages listeners who have never researched family history to begin, since naming and knowing ancestors can draw them closer. Karpishka notes that without a sitter who recognizes the names or vernacular involved, a spirit may have little reason to come through at all.

When Mediumship Goes Wrong
The conversation turns to mediums who lose their way. Renee Buck says she has watched developing mediums with real ability fade once greed, ego, or a wish to manipulate sitters crept into their work, recalling one unnamed medium who used readings to steer people toward her own self-interest. Buck frames the gift as a kind of promise to spirit and to Source, one that must serve others rather than the medium herself. Karpishka raises the familiar pattern of well-known mediums whose published books later turned out to be ghostwritten, though neither names anyone directly. Buck then answers a question about timing after a loss, describing an early window when the newly passed linger to comfort the living, followed by what she calls a whiteout period of roughly two weeks to three months when the spirit is reintegrating and readings grow murky. She generally advises waiting about five months, so the connection clarifies and the sitter's own grief has calmed enough to meet spirit halfway.

A Sister's Message About the Laundry
Renee Buck shares a story from her mediumship class the previous night, in which a newer student brought through one of Buck's own late sisters, offering evidence about knitting, close friendships, and a homecoming chariot before blurting out the message put away the clothes, which Buck laughs is exactly the unfinished closet swap sitting in her bedroom and exactly her sister's old habit of nagging her to tidy up. The two then discuss split links, the spiritualist term for two spirits speaking through one channel at once, and why Buck rarely does group readings anymore, since multiple sitters on a call tend to throw out information all at once as they test what she can perceive, unlike platform work where she feels physically drawn toward one person at a time. Asked about alcohol and spirit communication, Buck says she only opens up during a reading or class, warning that drinking lowers vibration and makes it unclear who one is actually connecting with.

Death's Manner, Reincarnation, and a Grieving Father
Karpishka asks whether the manner of death shapes a reading, and Buck says it shapes what spirit wants to discuss first: overdoses, suicides, and sudden accidents often surface early because sitters carry questions about intent or regret, though every reading eventually turns toward peace and the spirit's ongoing growth. Karpishka shares that after his own son crossed over, strong signs arrived within a couple of months and continued for roughly a year afterward. He then reads a listener's letter from a grieving parent who fears a son's reincarnation might prevent a future reunion in spirit. Buck recommends Dr. Michael Newton's Journey of Souls and Destiny of Souls, explaining Newton's regression-based idea that a portion of every soul remains on the other side to greet loved ones even while other portions of that same soul energy may be living overlapping lifetimes on Earth. She calls the books ones she rereads annually before teaching her own retreats.

Retreats, Workload, and the Telepathy Tapes Effect
Karpishka asks how Buck trains new mediums, and she describes a five-day in-person retreat progression that begins with the energy body and chakras, moves into psychic exercises like telepathy before distinguishing psychic ability from mediumship, then introduces psychometry with objects and photographs before students work without any props at all. She says she never takes more than five two-to-three-hour readings a week and now does them entirely by phone rather than video, trusting her clairvoyant and clairsentient senses more with her eyes closed, a habit the pandemic made permanent. Buck credits the Telepathy Tapes podcast and Liz Entin's WTF Just Happened for bringing in skeptical, science-minded first-time clients, and Karpishka praises researcher Julie Beischel's mediumship studies. Before signing off, Buck plugs Whispers From The Light, says bookings run four to five months out, and mentions she is still finalizing dates for next spring's Minnesota retreat as Karpishka closes the hour.

Brother Jim Shaw Ministries

Ep204 Paul's Trials

Forsaken But Not Forsaken: Brother Jim Shaw Preaches Paul's Final Words to Timothy

Brother Jim Shaw works through Paul's closing words to Timothy in Second Timothy chapter four, drawing lessons on being forsaken by friends, trusting no man, and fighting self-pity by setting one's sights on Jesus.

Paul Declares His Course Is Finished
Brother Jim Shaw opens the broadcast by telling listeners that if a spirit of self-pity ever tries to creep in, they should remember what Jesus endured, and that anyone walking in his steps will suffer the same. He turns to Second Timothy chapter four, reading Paul's declaration that he is ready to be offered, that his departure is at hand, and that he has fought a good fight, finished his course, and kept the faith. Shaw explains that Paul is telling Timothy plainly that his time is up, with a crown of righteousness waiting for him and for all who love the Lord's appearing. He frames the passage as Paul settling his affairs near the end of his ministry, a man who had traveled constantly, been shipwrecked, and landed on islands, now facing his final chapter with a short list of requests for his young protege.

Demas Departs and Alexander Does Harm
Shaw reads how Paul tells Timothy that Demas, once a good friend mentioned elsewhere in the Gospel, has forsaken him, having loved the present world, and has departed for Thessalonica, while Crescens and Titus have gone to Galatia and Dalmatia. Only Luke remains with him, and Paul asks Timothy to bring Mark, calling him profitable for ministry, along with the cloak, books, and parchments left at Troas with Carpus. Shaw pauses on the detail that Paul, perhaps the greatest worker for spreading the Word, is left with a single companion. He then highlights Paul naming Alexander the coppersmith, who did him much evil, and Paul's response that the Lord will reward him according to his works. Shaw uses this to warn listeners that Christianity is not simply sweet and pleasant, since believers are fighting principalities, powers, and rulers from the moment they wake.

Delivered From The Lion's Mouth
Shaw reads Paul's account that at his first answer no man stood with him, that all men forsook him, yet he prays it will not be held against them, because the Lord stood with him and strengthened him so the preaching would be fully known to the Gentiles, and he was delivered out of the mouth of the lion. Shaw says he believes this lion represents demonic attack rather than a literal animal, comparing it to the opposition Paul faced in Galatia when he exposed churches' sin and conferred not with flesh and blood. He warns that anyone resisting bondage such as greed, covetousness, sexual lust, fear, or respect of men will come under attack and suffer affliction even within the kingdom. Shaw insists believers must preach to themselves first, warning that hypocrites who live in conscious sin while claiming to serve the kingdom destroy testimonies and do the kingdom no good.

Jesus In The Garden As The Example
Shaw distinguishes between demonic possession, which he says never afflicted Jesus, and the deliverance some believers need when demons have taken hold of their minds, requiring spiritual warfare to be loosed. He points listeners to Jesus in the garden as the ultimate example, describing the attack Jesus endured there so severe that blood poured from his vessels, calling this the model of what believers may be called to go through. Shaw returns to Paul's words that the Lord will deliver him from every evil work and preserve him unto his heavenly kingdom, to whom be glory forever. He contrasts a reborn Christian with someone he calls a ritualistic, traditional Christian who believes signing a card or inheriting family belief is enough, insisting true faith is a personal relationship in which the Lord lives within the believer's heart, and that believers belong to a different kingdom than the nations and cultures around them.

Trust No Man, Fight Self-Pity
Shaw tells listeners to shout back at Satan's attacks of bitterness, hatred, or lust that the Lord shall deliver them from every evil work and preserve them to his heavenly kingdom. He recalls that Paul was abandoned by his friend Demas and harmed by Alexander, yet the Lord stood with him regardless, and he urges listeners never to fully trust any man, no matter how long they have known him or how good he seems, since none of us have arrived. Whatever trial a listener faces, whether cancer, disease, or hardship, Shaw tells them to cast it out in the name of Jesus, put up a shield of faith against evil words, and repent of known sins without giving the trial itself a name or letting it become an idol. He warns that self-pity focuses only on self, and that life and death are in the power of the tongue, so believers must guard their words.

The Apostles' Example and Closing Contact
Shaw reminds listeners that Paul was left utterly alone with only pen and parchment, asking Timothy to bring him a cloak because no one else would. He points to John the Baptist living in the wilderness on locusts and wild honey, and to the apostles' fates, Peter hung upside down, Andrew cut into quarters, and John boiled in oil, as proof the world system hates Christians. Shaw closes by urging listeners to set their sights on things above rather than on their trials, since Christians belong to a different kingdom entirely, and he pronounces a blessing and amen over the broadcast. The announcer returns to close the program, repeating the ministry's website, a post office box number in Vero Beach, Florida, and a phone number given twice for emphasis, inviting listeners back for another broadcast and pointing them to Brother Jim's YouTube page for additional messages.

Tony Alamo

Ep80 How to have God's life living in you part 178

Polygamy, the Book of Jasher, and Seducing Spirits in the Last Days

World Pastor Tony Alamo opens program 280 of How to Have God's Life Living in You with teaching on polygamy, child-marriage customs drawn from the Book of Jasher, and warnings about seducing spirits in the last days, while co-host Sharon Alamo reads scripture, ministry testimonials, and the Christmas story from Luke.

Program 280 Opens With Warnings Of Coming Wrath
World Pastor Tony Alamo opens program 280, part 178 of his series How to Have God's Life Living in You, reminding listeners that tapes, CDs, Bibles, and his literature are free of charge when finances are short, with postage and handling covered by the ministry. He says co-host Sharon will give several ways to order copies at the end of the hour, and he asks those with means to pledge toward radio broadcasts and newspaper ads so the gospel can reach more homes. Alamo tells listeners the Lord has informed him that once the hundred forty-four thousandth Jew is saved, the wrath of God will pour out on the earth in rapid, unannounced plagues, striking like a thief in the night. He warns that only what is done for the Lord in this life will count at the judgment, urging listeners not to hoard millions or billions while souls remain unreached.

A Teaching On Polygamy And A Cash Challenge
Alamo turns to a teaching that having more than one wife is sometimes ordained by the Lord, though he stresses not everyone is called to it, citing God giving David several wives in the Old Testament and saying that if more had been needed, the Lord would have provided them. He insists there is no condemnation in scripture for a wife the Lord gives, and offers a cash challenge, fifty thousand dollars, raised later in the program to one hundred thousand dollars, to anyone who can find a verse in the Old or New Testament, King James Version, declaring that no polygamist shall enter the kingdom of heaven. He says he knows people have gone to prison for acting on something he believes God directed, and insists Jesus is the same yesterday, today, and forever. He asks Sharon to read First Timothy on seducing spirits so listeners can hear scripture he says the government and media twist.

Seducing Spirits, Abortion Statistics, And School Condoms
Sharon reads First Timothy four, verses one through three, on seducing spirits and doctrines of devils that forbid marriage in the latter times, and Alamo calls this a prophecy being fulfilled by a government and media he brands the Antichrist. He has Sharon cite abortion figures, eighty-eight thousand, nine hundred eighty-one in New York City in 2005 and ninety-one thousand, six hundred seventy-three the year before, adding that forty-four percent of births occur outside marriage and that schools hand out a million and a half condoms a month to pre-teens and teenagers. Alamo argues the government stimulates casual sex while branding marriage, which he calls scriptural and sinless, as the real evil, pointing to young women who have reached puberty as ready for marriage. He says he preaches this not from personal interest but because the Lord keeps pressing him to speak against laws that imprison people for what he believes scripture allows.

The Book Of Jasher And Rebekah's Marriage At Ten
Alamo tells listeners the Catholic Church removed books from the Bible, including the Book of Jasher, the books of Enoch, Clement, and Wisdom, which he offers free to anyone who cannot afford them. He has Sharon read Joshua ten and Second Samuel one, both referencing the lost book of Jasher, then turns to its account of Rebekah, said to be ten years old when she married Isaac, who was forty. Alamo argues puberty, not a fixed age, marks readiness for marriage, citing Mary's espousal to Joseph around age ten or eleven under Middle Eastern custom described in a New York Sun article dated December 21, 2006. He criticizes Martin Luther's description of the Vatican as a sewer of corruption and insists the hierarchy, not ordinary Catholics, perpetuates what he calls Antichrist teaching. He says former Catholics make up more than two-thirds of his own congregation, and that true believers of any background belong to one body in Christ.

A Jericho Song And Four Listener Testimonies
Alamo sings Joshua Fit the Battle of Jericho with J.D. Sumner and the Stamps Quartet, then teaches that the Lord is about to pour out plagues once the last of the hundred forty-four thousand Jews are sealed, after which he says there will be no more salvation and the earth becomes a nightmare. He turns to listener testimonials read by Sharon: a Los Angeles woman whose sister got saved and received the baptism of the Holy Spirit after reading the tract Five Steps to Salvation during a divorce; a man named Dante who says tongues came to him days after his salvation at the Tony Alamo Christian Church and who credits the same Holy Spirit with later reaching his sister; a Fort Smith, Arkansas account of a woman who dreamed the name Tony Alamo before receiving a gospel tract; and a Fullerton, California woman named Mary who found Alamo's article in the Orange County Herald while studying Ezekiel thirty-seven.

Luke's Nativity, David's Rebuke, And A Closing Prayer
Sharon reads the second chapter of Luke describing Caesar Augustus's decree, the journey to Bethlehem, the manger, the shepherds, and the presentation of the infant Jesus in the temple before Simeon, while Alamo comments line by line on the espousal customs behind Joseph and Mary's marriage, drawing on George M. Lamsa's Idioms in the Bible Explained. He warns Hulk Hogan by name against letting his daughter date, calling courtship unscriptural and dangerous. Before closing, Alamo has Sharon read Second Samuel twelve, where the prophet Nathan tells David, who had taken another man's wife, that the Lord himself had given David his master's wives and daughters, arguing this proves plural marriage can come from God for those the Lord specifically chooses. Alamo leads a spoken sinner's prayer confessing Jesus Christ as the Son of the living God, and Sharon gives the ministry's website, Texarkana post office box, phone, and fax numbers before Alamo closes the hour singing Where the Healing Waters Flow with J.D. Sumner and the Stamps.