Chaplain's Corner Podcast

Send us Fan Mail Your mouth is not just describing your life, it’s steering it. I start with Job 22:27-28, where prayer, keeping your vows, and making clear decisions connect with God’s promise to bring light to your path. If you’ve felt stuck in the dark mentally, spiritually, or emotionally, this Daily Decrees message aims to put something solid under your feet: agreement with God, spoken out loud, practiced daily. Then I walk through Revelation 12:11 and the three-part picture of overcomi...

Send us Fan Mail The world can feel like it is getting messier by the day, and if we are not careful, we start letting the news write our mood and fear write our choices. I open Daily Decree #5 with a simple reminder: God is not subject to turmoil, and neither is His Word. When we fixate on complaints, we miss the steadiness that Scripture offers and we forget the authority God gives us to pray, decide, and walk in light. We anchor the conversation in Job 22:27–28, where prayer is answered a...

Send us Fan Mail Paul wrote “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me” while he was chained and living under the uncertainty of Nero, and that detail changes how I hear the verse. Daily Decree Number Four is a short, focused Christian devotional that anchors your day in Scripture, starting with Job 22:27–28 and a simple faith confession from Philippians 4:13 that pushes back on fear, pressure, and shifting circumstances. We also sit with Philippians 4:19 and ask a question many ...

Send us Fan Mail If you’ve ever quoted Philippians 4:13 like a guarantee of instant success, we’re going to slow down and read it the way Paul lived it. We start with Job 22:27–28, a passage often used to support the idea of “decreeing a thing,” and we ask what it really means to pray, be heard by God, and speak with faith without turning Scripture into a shortcut. Then we step into Paul’s world: chained to a Roman guard, stuck in uncertainty, and still writing with steady confidence in Chri...

Send us Fan Mail Your mouth is telling a story every day. The question we wrestle with is whether that story matches fear and lack or matches God’s Word. Chaplain Terry Warner kicks off Decree Number Two by grounding us in Job 22:27–28, then lands on a simple, powerful line from Psalm 34:1: “I will bless the Lord at all times; His praise shall continually be in my mouth.” We talk about why praise is not a mood, it’s a decision and a discipline that can steady your faith when life feels loud.&...

Send us Fan Mail We kick off decree number one with Psalm 118:24 and make a clear choice to rejoice and be glad, no matter what the day brings. We connect daily praise to victory in Jesus Christ, then lay out a simple rhythm of rejoicing, nonstop prayer, and constant thanks. • Psalm 118:24 as a daily decree for joy • praising God in peaceful seasons, not only in trouble • choosing rejoicing as authority over evil, not approval of hardship • overcoming by the blood of the Lamb and the word of ...