Vincent Skinner interviews Pastor Koni Oberle of Weinberg Church about his life testimony. Koni was born in a women’s prison in 1959, placed in an orphanage until age four, then adopted by loving parents. He began drinking at 13, became successful in business while living a double life of alcohol, gambling, and drugs, and after a failed marriage and divorce he eventually left everything and lived homeless in Frankfurt from 1990–1993, including three and a half years under a bridge, drinking to avoid withdrawal shakes. Thinking of his daughter, he called his father for help, entered a Christian rehab in 1993, gave his life to Jesus after four weeks, became the pastor’s secretary, and later joined a mission effort to Uganda. The episode ends with an invitation to accept Jesus and support the ministry.

Christian Ethics for Leaders
Vincent Skinner and Ps. Zachary Weber

Biblical Ethics in Leadership (Part 1) | Character Before Function
On the Revival Streams broadcast, Vincent interviews Zachary Webber, pastor of The River Church in Coshocton, on biblical ethics in leadership and why God cares not only what ministry accomplishes but how it is accomplished. They emphasize “character before function,” noting that gifting and anointing don’t qualify a leader if character is compromised, citing examples like Samson, Saul, and Lucifer, and warning against using ministry results as proof of being right with God. They define ethics as moral principles and biblical standards guiding leaders before God, the church, and the world, then cover key pastoral ethics: don’t recruit members planted in other churches, don’t slander fellow ministers, encourage people to leave properly and peaceably, don’t exploit another church’s crisis, don’t promote your church or ministry at joint events, avoid competing with neighboring churches, and prioritize God’s kingdom over church growth.

Everything Prayer: Prayer vs. Intercession, Spiritual Warfare, Binding & Loosing

Vincent Skinner hosts a Revival Streams broadcast with Isaac Eves to discuss prayer, intercession, and common church topics around spiritual warfare. They define prayer as fellowship with God and intercession as standing in the gap for others, noting that many prayers focus on needs but should also include devotion and eternal priorities. Skinner explains 2 Corinthians 10 as strongholds in the mind and rejects ideas of “pulling down” territorial spirits, then addresses Daniel 10 and contrasts Old Covenant delay with New Covenant access to God through Jesus. They explore “binding and loosing” in Matthew 16 as authority rooted in revelation of Christ and in Matthew 18 as church governance and conflict resolution. They discuss Romans 8:26 intercession by the Spirit with groanings, the decline of deep corporate prayer.

Explains why believing in the resurrection of Jesus Christ is essential, arguing that without the resurrection Jesus’ crucifixion would have been only another death. He recounts Jesus’ suffering, death, burial, and resurrection, then teaches that Jesus’ ascension and presentation of His blood in the heavenly Holy of Holies guarantees access to God for all who believe. Citing 1 Corinthians 15, he emphasizes eyewitness accounts of the risen Christ and says denial of the resurrection is denial of the saving gospel. He links Pentecost and the outpouring of the Holy Spirit as proof Jesus is alive and exalted, shares testimonies of healing in Spain and Alabama, leads a prayer for healing and deliverance, and invites viewers to follow, subscribe, and partner with the ministry’s global outreach.

Zach and Vincent talk from Ohio about a prophecy written in 1965 by Stanley Frodsham, a friend of Smith Wigglesworth, describing a coming worldwide revival alongside increasing darkness and deception. They discuss warnings about ministers who mix mostly sound teaching with subtle false doctrine, the role of marketing and image in drawing crowds without genuine anointing, and the need to define success as obedience to God rather than numbers. They emphasize that true ministers can be recognized by lifestyles aligned with Scripture, that judgment begins in the house of God, and that leaders must practice servant leadership, examine motives, love others, and remain teachable and accountable. They note God provides a way to stand, urging self-judgment in the secret place to avoid public exposure, and encourage viewers to read the prophecy.

In this episode, the speakers discuss the uniqueness of new moves of God and the importance of not branding or controlling spiritual revival. They highlight the significance of young people in Europe turning to the Lord and the crucial role of the older generation in supporting them. The conversation touches on the historical context of the Word of Faith movement, the challenges of passing spiritual fervor from one generation to the next, and the need for doctrine to sustain revival. They emphasize the necessity of cultivating spiritual hunger and staying aligned with God’s present move. The episode concludes with a powerful prayer for unity, revival, and a greater harvest of souls in 2026, along with information about membership content, revival schools, and opportunities for partnership.

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http://revivalministryschool.com

#Revival #Gospel #Jesus #Blessing #missions

http://vincentskinner.org

http://worldrevivalministries.com

http://revivalstreamsbroadcast.com

STORE

http://revivalmin.com/

School of Ministry

http://revivalministryschool.com

#Revival #Gospel #Jesus #Blessing #missions

http://worldrevivalministries.com

Zelle: vincentskinner@gmail.com

CashApp: $vincentwskinner

Revival Streams Broadcast

http://revivalstreamsbroadcast.com

STORE

http://revivalmin.com/

School of Ministry

http://revivalministryschool.com

#Revival #Gospel #Jesus #Blessing #missions

Jesus’s triumphant entry and His second coming!

Vincent Skinner explores the theme of generations in faith based on a scripture from Malachi. Vincent shares observations from recent travels to Europe and the US, noting a growing hunger for authentic spiritual experiences among both young and old. He emphasizes the importance of older and younger generations learning from each other instead of pushing one aside. Highlighting various revivals and testimonies, he calls for revival in the church and stresses that genuine faith transcends modern trends, appealing to young people's desire for truth and community.

Vincent shares testimonies from the nations

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