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Ep182, How To Have Gods Life Living In You, Part 80, Consecration and Abiding in Christ: Purchased by Blood, Constrained by Love

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Consecration as the Program’s Central Teaching — In Part 80 of How to Have God’s Life Living in You, Tony Alamo continues his teaching that a person who has received salvation should surrender completely to God. He repeatedly presents consecration as grounded in his belief that Christ purchased believers through His blood, while describing God’s love as the motivating force that makes such surrender willing rather than merely obligatory.

Letters from Listeners Around the World — The program includes letters read from Patrick in the Bronx, E.C. in Kumasi, Ghana, and Ruthie from Israel. Each letter expresses gratitude for ministry tapes or literature and requests further materials, while Alamo comments on the international reach of the ministry and briefly responds to praise and criticism directed toward him.

Being in Christ and Abiding in Christ — Through a reading and his own commentary, Alamo distinguishes between initially being saved and practically abiding in Jesus, while insisting that the two should remain closely connected. He describes praise, worship, revival, and consecration as manifestations of Christ living within a believer and of the believer continuing in fellowship with Christ.

Personal Testimony and Warnings — Alamo recounts his own conversion experience, his sense of being directed by God, and an encounter he says he had with a minister named Abe Schneider concerning remarriage after adultery. He uses that account to argue that religious experience is not enough without obedience to what he considers God’s Word, and he speaks in severe terms about the consequences of rejecting that instruction.

End-Times Readiness and Spiritual Guidance — The sermon turns to images from Scripture involving wilderness protection, the body of Christ, and the return of the Lord “as a thief in the night.” Alamo says believers must remain consecrated and spiritually receptive so they can receive guidance in dangerous times, and he uses personal memories of leaving Las Vegas and facing perceived danger as examples of that principle.

Five Points of Consecration and the Closing Invitation — Near the end, the program names five areas of study: the basis, motive, meaning, purpose, and result of consecration. Alamo returns to the first point—God’s purchase of the believer—using ownership and payment analogies, then closes with a salvation prayer, ordering information for program number 182, and an announcement that Part 81 will continue the subject.

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S11E103, Memorial Day 2026 Honors Our Fallen Soldiers Who Died In Service To The USA

Memorial Day 2026 honors our fallen soldiers who died in service to the USA. Shooter fatally shot by Secret Service at White House checkpoint. Video shows moment driver rams SUV into ICE agent's truck. Tulsi Gabbard resigns after husband's cancer diagnosis. Suspect fatally shot after pointing gun at officers. Officer convicted of attempted murder. Suspect and officers engage in deadly shootout at a Sam's Club.

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## Honoring Sacrifice on Memorial Day

Chip DeBlock opens the program with Lieutenant Randy Sutton by focusing on Memorial Day and the distinction between Memorial Day and Veterans Day. Chip explains that Memorial Day remembers U.S. service members who died while serving, while Veterans Day honors all veterans. Both speakers emphasize that the freedoms allowing them to conduct a candid law enforcement program are tied to the sacrifices of military service members.

## Reflections from National Police Week

Randy recounts attending National Police Week with The Wounded Blue, describing a large candlelight vigil that was shortened because of threatening weather and then drenched by a sudden downpour. He explains that his team helped provide peer support to families of fallen officers as they visited Washington to see loved ones memorialized on the wall. Chip and Randy both urge law enforcement officers, including retirees, to experience Police Week at least once.

## White House Checkpoint Shooting and Security Discussion

The show turns to a reported shooting at a White House security checkpoint, where Chip says a man fired on Secret Service officers, was struck by return fire, and later died, while a bystander was also wounded. Randy discusses the danger of attacks on protective personnel and argues that criminals can obtain firearms regardless of gun restrictions. The two also discuss whether uniformed Secret Service personnel visibly carry long guns and the public perception created by heavily armed officers on city streets.

## ICE Agent Vehicle-Ramming Video and Tulsi Gabbard Report

Chip describes video of an SUV reportedly ramming and pushing a pickup truck occupied by an ICE agent during a federal operation in Chicago, with prosecutors treating the vehicle as a deadly or dangerous weapon for sentencing purposes. Randy expresses concern about violence directed at ICE officers and the effect of political threats of future prosecution on officers’ decisions to use force. Later, Chip and Randy discuss a report that Tulsi Gabbard would resign as Director of National Intelligence following her husband’s cancer diagnosis, offering sympathy and respect for her family decision.

## LAPD Pursuit and Bowie Officer Conviction

The program reviews LAPD video of a suspect in a BMW who allegedly fled officers, collided head-on with police vehicles, exited the car, drew a handgun, and was fatally shot by officers. Randy questions why a person would make a decision that makes survival unlikely. The hosts then discuss a Bowie, Maryland, officer reportedly convicted of attempted second-degree murder and other charges after firing at—but not striking—a man during a roadside encounter; both speakers question the criminal prosecution based on the account presented in the show.

## Houston Sam’s Club Shootout and Closing Appeal

In the final incident discussion, Chip describes Houston police body-camera footage of officers confronting an armed suspect dressed in a security uniform inside a Sam’s Club office area. Randy analyzes the tactical risk of officers issuing verbal challenges while searching a large building for an active shooter. The program closes with appreciation for military and law enforcement service and Randy’s invitation for officers and spouses to attend the National Law Enforcement Survival Summit in Las Vegas.

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