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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.

Ask The Angel With Rachel Corpus with Rachel Corpus

Waking Up Beyond the Matrix: Soul Exile 13, Light Codes, and Creating Reality

Rachel Corpus Opens Ask the Angel

In this episode of Ask the Angel, host Rachel Corpus welcomes listeners into a mystical discussion about the matrix, the grid, near-death experiences, and the power people have to create their own reality. Rachel introduces herself as an angel communicator, psychic medium, and angel incarnate, then explains that the episode will focus on what the angels call the matrix or grid. She says she once went back and forth about whether reality is a matrix until she had a near-death experience that she believes took her to the other side of it.

The Sun Card and Light Codes

Rachel begins by pulling a card from Kyle Gray’s Angels and Ancestors Oracle Cards deck. The card that appears is the Sun card, with the message to enjoy success and happiness. Rachel channels that the sun carries light codes meant to help people remember who they are, why they are here, and that they are deserving of warmth, love, and divinity. She says each person experiences the sun differently, just as each person defines success and happiness differently, and she encourages listeners to sit in the sun and reconsider what those words mean for them.

Angels, Origins, and Earthly Experience

Rachel reminds listeners that angels are not tied to one religion, but are guides and messengers. She says people may come from different spiritual origins, such as angelic realms, starseed origins, or other places of consciousness, and that each soul comes to Earth to experience and learn. Rachel shares that she knows her own origin because of a near-death experience she had at age four, during which she says she went on a field trip with angels and learned she is from the angelic realm as a seraphim.

“Woohoo News You Can Use”

The episode includes Rachel’s recurring “Woohoo News You Can Use” segment. She first discusses research suggesting that serotonin, often described as a feel-good chemical, may worsen tinnitus symptoms for some people, particularly in relation to serotonin-related brain circuits and SSRI medications. Rachel connects this to a spiritual reminder that more is not always better and that balance matters. She then discusses a proposed experiment involving gravitational waves, laser light, and the quantum nature of gravity, explaining it in simple terms as an attempt to understand the hidden structure of reality.

Rachel’s Struggle with Drinking and Self-Medication

Rachel then moves into a deeply personal story about a period when she was drinking heavily and hiding it from her family. She says she was drinking about a bottle of vodka a day and had already heard God tell her that if she stopped drinking, she could create anything she wanted, but if she continued, she would be dead in three weeks. Rachel explains that she had been trying to self-medicate because, as a healer, pastor, teacher, mother, and wife, she struggled to carry the emotions and lower vibrations of Earth while being alone with her own thoughts.

Being Pulled Out of Her Body

Rachel describes lying in bed beside her sleeping husband when her chest tightened, her jaw and body locked up, and she felt herself being pulled out of her body like a backpack. She says she rose about 40 feet above her body and could see herself and her husband in bed below. She then saw a control-room-like space to her right, filled with people at computers. A woman saw Rachel and reacted as if Rachel was not supposed to be there, and Rachel noticed that the woman’s screen showed Rachel’s bedroom along with streams of data or code.

The Control Room and Orientation

Rachel says a man came to guide her and told her they had been expecting her. She was taken down an elevator into an orientation room filled with people who seemed confused, as though they had just awakened somewhere unfamiliar. Some asked about work, children, pets, whether they were dead, and whether they were in the afterlife. A humanoid figure told them their questions would be answered later and repeatedly urged them to stay calm. Rachel’s guide said the people were going through a “remembering” process and that the place was not a punishment.

Soul Exile 13

Rachel says the place she visited was called Soul Exile 13. As she toured it, she saw different levels or areas, including residential spaces, classrooms, and increasingly beautiful environments. The lower levels seemed more sterile and clinical, while higher levels included comfortable residences, fireplaces, digital windows, gardens, fresh food, and community spaces. Rachel says people there worked only about three hours a day, attended growth-oriented classes, and lived in groups of about eight souls who functioned more like a soul group than an Earth-style family.

Classes, Soul Growth, and Remembering

Rachel describes the classes on Soul Exile 13 as therapy-like sessions where people were asked questions about childhood, memory, love, life, and meaning. The purpose was not to pass or fail, but to support soul growth. She says people graduated upward when they were ready, not as a reward or punishment, but because learning too much too soon would overwhelm them. Rachel explains that the system was designed to help people remember gradually, rather than shock them with truths before they could handle them.

The Pod Room and the Holographic Earth

The most dramatic part of Rachel’s account comes when her guide takes her to what she calls the pod room. She describes rows and rows of upright coffin-sized pods filled with fluid, each containing a young-looking human body. Rachel says she was told that every person on Earth has a body in a pod, while their consciousness is projected onto Earth as an avatar. According to what she was told, Earth is currently in its thirteenth version and exists as a holographic or grid-like projection created collectively by consciousness.

Source, Soul Choice, and Returning to Earth

Rachel asks whether God is involved in this system, and she says the beings told her that Source is involved in everything, though religious concepts of God belong more specifically to Earth. She explains that souls can choose whether to remain on Soul Exile 13 or return to Earth. If a person chooses to stay, an avatar version of them continues on Earth with their memories and abilities, though children, pets, or highly intuitive people may notice something different. Rachel says she chose to return because she wanted to be with her husband Edward and her children.

Returning Through the Pod

Rachel describes being shown how to return to her Earth life by entering an empty pod. She says she was told to press one button to avoid suffocation as the pod filled with fluid and another button if she wanted to remember the experience. She pressed both. When she pushed the second button, she woke up in bed and initially wondered whether it had been a dream. Over time, she came to believe it was not a dream, especially after hearing other people describe similar experiences of waking up beyond the matrix.

Working with the Matrix

Rachel says the lesson from the experience is that reality is more malleable than people realize. She describes Earth as a projected experience and asks how people can “mess with” or consciously work with the matrix. She introduces Grabovoi codes, which she describes as number sequences connected with specific intentions or outcomes. She gives examples for creativity, prosperity, and confidence, explaining that writing, repeating, or focusing on the numbers can help recode the energetic field.

Sigils, Intentions, and Reality Creation

Rachel also demonstrates how to create a sigil, a symbolic image made by combining the letters of a word into one visual form. She uses the word “money” as an example and explains that a sigil can hold a person’s intention, collapse unhelpful timelines, and concentrate energy toward a desired reality. She also suggests writing intentions on mirrors, door frames, or other visible places as reminders and energetic anchors. For Rachel, these practices are ways of participating consciously in the reality people are already helping to create.

Closing Blessing and Invitation

Rachel closes the episode by clearing the space with rose and mugwort smoke, offering a blessing, and inviting listeners to find her on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and her website. She reminds listeners that they can book a session through RachelCorpus.com and ends with love, encouragement, and her familiar reminder to keep their halos straight. The episode blends angel communication, personal testimony, spiritual cosmology, practical manifestation tools, and Rachel’s central message that people are more powerful creators of reality than they often realize.

Prophecy In The Spotlight with Daniel Goodwin and Dr. Charles Hiltibidal

The Bible and UFO's
Dan Goodwin and Dr. Charles Hiltibidal on Deception, Prophecy, and the Rapture

Dan Goodwin Frames the Episode Around UFO Deception

In this episode of Prophecy in the Spotlight, hosts Dan Goodwin and Dr. Charles Hiltibidal discuss UFOs, UAPs, government disclosure, Nephilim theories, and what they view as spiritual deception. Dan opens by connecting the episode to the previous week’s discussion on apostasy and deception, arguing that the current UFO phenomenon may be part of a larger end-times deception. He says he believes UFOs may eventually be used to explain away the rapture, discredit God, and weaken people’s faith in the Bible.

Science Fiction, Culture, and the UFO Generation

The hosts begin with a humorous reference to science-fiction culture, describing the modern audience as the Star Trek, Battlestar Galactica, and Star Wars generation. Dan says he is not opposed to science fiction as entertainment, as long as people understand it is fiction. Dr. Hiltibidal adds that the problem is that many people now treat what once belonged to fiction as reality. The hosts argue that this cultural conditioning has made people more receptive to UFO claims, alien narratives, portals, and speculative interpretations of Scripture.

Prophecy Teachers, Nephilim Theories, and Extra-Biblical Books

Dan and Dr. Hiltibidal criticize what they describe as a major trend in the prophecy world toward Nephilim, UFO, and return-of-the-giants teaching. They argue that much of this teaching rests on a weak or fictional reading of Genesis 6 and on ideas inserted into the biblical text rather than clearly taught by it. They also warn against promoting books such as Enoch or other extra-biblical writings as if they were missing parts of Scripture. The hosts maintain that such material was never part of the biblical canon and should not be treated as authoritative.

Government Files, UAPs, and Public Fascination

The hosts then discuss articles connected to recent government UFO or UAP file releases. They note that officials now often use the term UAP, or unidentified anomalous phenomenon, rather than UFO. The discussion includes references to historical State Department cables, FBI records, NASA transcripts, and a Pentagon portal created for disclosure-related materials. Dan remains skeptical that these releases will reveal the truth, arguing that many sightings are likely military technology, misunderstood light, experimental aircraft, or other explainable phenomena rather than extraterrestrial or angelic craft.

Lauren Boebert, Spiritual Dimensions, and Demonic Speculation

A portion of the discussion centers on Representative Lauren Boebert’s comments suggesting that some UFO or UAP phenomena might be spiritual rather than extraterrestrial. Dan and Dr. Hiltibidal acknowledge that she is trying to frame the issue through a biblical worldview, but they disagree with her interpretation. They object to claims that the Bible teaches modern Nephilim/UFO ideas and push back against language about portals or spiritual dimensions. While they believe demonic deception is involved in the broader UFO narrative, they do not believe fallen angels are literally piloting spacecraft.

Man-Made Technology and the Flying Wing Example

Dan uses historical military aircraft to argue that unusual things in the sky are not necessarily otherworldly. He points to Germany’s World War II-era flying-wing technology as an example of something that would have seemed impossible or alien to ordinary observers at the time. He argues that if someone had seen such a craft in the 1940s, they might have concluded it was from another world simply because they had no frame of reference. For Dan, this illustrates how advanced military technology, secrecy, and public imagination can create UFO stories without requiring extraterrestrial explanations.

The Rapture and a Possible Alien Explanation

One of the central prophetic claims of the episode is Dan’s belief that UFO or alien narratives may be used after the rapture to explain why believers disappeared. He suggests that if the rapture occurs and people are left behind, a prepared UFO framework could allow the world to believe Christians were taken by extraterrestrial forces or removed because they were harmful to society. Dr. Hiltibidal adds that this kind of narrative could help people accept the Antichrist by obscuring the biblical meaning of the rapture.

The Vatican, Telescopes, and Possible Future Claims

Dan also discusses the Vatican’s telescope in Arizona and suggests that the Roman Catholic Church may eventually claim contact with beings from space. He worries that such a claim could be used to revise or challenge biblical teaching. The hosts speculate that if the Vatican or other authoritative institutions announced contact with extraterrestrial beings, many people would accept it. They connect this possibility to their larger concern that UFO disclosure narratives could undermine confidence in Scripture.

Dangers of UFO Hype

Dan lists several dangers he sees in UFO hype. He says it can draw believers away from the clear teachings of the Bible, cause discord among Christians, lead people into fables, waste time that should be spent doing what God has called believers to do, create rabbit holes of speculation, discredit Christians before the world, and make believers unwitting partners in deception if the narrative is satanic. Dr. Hiltibidal agrees that chasing such stories can pull people away from Scripture, salvation, and the practical work of evangelism.

Closing Call to Stay Grounded in Scripture

The episode closes with Dan urging listeners not to get caught up in UFO hype from prophecy ministries, government officials, or popular culture. Dr. Hiltibidal emphasizes the need to make sure one is truly born again and to spend life trying to win others to Christ rather than chasing what he calls fairy tales. The hosts end by reinforcing their main message: believers should remain grounded in the Bible, resist sensational deception, and keep their focus on salvation, Scripture, and the return of Christ.