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In this episode, James breaks down the truth that generational curses were already broken through Jesus Christ—but the mindsets and cycles still remain. It’s time to take responsibility, renew our minds, and walk step by step toward true freedom through the new covenant God has written on our hearts.
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In this episode, James talks about the power of conviction—how God gives us commands to live by and how the enemy twists them to pull us off course. Using the story of the Rechabites from Jeremiah 35, James reminds us what it means to stand firm, stay obedient, and follow God wholeheartedly, even when it’s uncomfortable. This episode challenges believers to choose life, follow the Spirit, and live by the convictions God has placed in their hearts.
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In this episode of Walk the Talk, James shares how real faith isn’t about words — it’s about action. Drawing from Jeremiah 7 and Galatians 5, he reminds us that “talk is cheap” without obedience to God’s Word. True Christianity is revealed not by what we say, but by how we live, love, and walk each day.
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In this episode of Chosen One, we explore God’s call in Jeremiah 1 and how it applies to us today. Before we were formed, God already knew us, set us apart, and equipped us with His Spirit to fulfill His purpose. We’ll talk about overcoming doubt, trusting God’s strength over our own, and the courage it takes to live as His chosen in a world full of opposition. Like Jeremiah, we’re called to tear down old ways, build new life in Christ, and boldly share God’s truth—because we are chosen, and He is always with us
In this episode, How Do You Spell Relief?, we look at Isaiah 53:1–7 and the prophecy of Jesus’ sacrifice on the cross. True relief isn’t found in the world’s quick fixes—it’s found in the finished work of Christ. Discover how Jesus carried our sins, stayed silent under suffering, and overcame the world so we can live in victory. If you’ve ever wondered where to find real peace, real strength, and real relief, this message will point you straight to the cross.
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In this episode, James dives into 2 Chronicles 34:14–27 to unpack the powerful lesson of King Josiah and what it means to truly live by God’s Word. Before we meet Christ, we often live life by our own rules, but when we encounter God’s truth, everything changes. James reminds us that when we hear God’s Word, we are called to humble ourselves, repent, and dare to be different—no matter what the world says. This episode is a call to make God’s Word the compass for your life, lead with courage, and respond to His voice with obedience.
In this episode, James dives into 2 Chronicles 30:1–9, 26–27 and King Hezekiah’s call to return to the Lord. After God gave Hezekiah 15 more years of life, he used that time to bring God’s people together in worship and repentance. James challenges listeners to move beyond religion, labels, and tradition, and to embrace true unity and relationship with Christ. Will you accept God’s invitation to return, repent, and live for Him?
Episode Description – Building From the Ground Up
In this episode, we dive into 1 Peter 2 and explore what it truly means to build our lives on the cornerstone, Jesus Christ. We talk about clearing out the things that crack our foundation — malice, deceit, hypocrisy, envy, and slander — and replacing them with a hunger for God’s Word. You’ll learn what it means to be a “living stone,” chosen by God but often rejected by the world, and how to walk confidently as part of a royal priesthood. This episode reminds us that pastors and leaders are resources, but Jesus is the Source, and our trust in Him ensures we will never be put to shame.
If you’re ready to let go of the old and start building from the ground up on the solid Rock of Christ, this message is for you.
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In this episode, James shares fresh reflections from his Bible reading about what it truly means to live as a believer. He unpacks the call to offer our lives as a sacrifice of praise, respect leaders who follow Christ, and walk daily in truth, love, light, the Spirit, and wisdom. With practical insight on meditating on God’s Word, James encourages listeners to slow down, digest Scripture, and let it shape their lives one step at a time.
Episode Summary – Fear the Lord
This episode teaches that because of Jesus’ sacrifice, all believers—once separated from God—are now one body in Christ with direct access to the Father. Drawing from Scripture, it explains that “fearing the Lord” is not about being scared, but about reverent love that leads us to choose God’s way over our own in every decision. True life change comes when we obey His commands, give up our will, and trust His promises. By fearing the Lord, we unlock the wisdom, guidance, and abundance He has prepared for us.
In this episode, we explore how to remain joyful as followers of Christ by reflecting on 1 Corinthians 6:12–20. Paul reminds us that while we have the freedom to choose, not every choice is beneficial. We discuss how honoring God with our bodies, living in spiritual alignment, and walking in obedience to His Word leads to true joy. This episode challenges us to live with purpose, remember who we are in Christ, and embrace the narrow road that leads to life.
In this episode of Reconstructing Our Lives, we explore what it truly means to build our lives on the solid foundation of Jesus Christ. From childhood beliefs to born-again transformation, we break down the difference between worldly wisdom and godly wisdom. When storms come—financial struggles, loss, or uncertainty—what are we really standing on? Learn how to apply God’s Word, live by faith, and stand firm in truth. Even when we fall short, His grace gives us a testimony. This is about more than survival—it’s about building on the Rock that never fails.
In this episode, James Cox Jr. sets the record straight on what Jesus really said about the end times. With all the talk about “living in the last days,” it’s easy to get caught up in fear and false prophecy. But the Bible is clear: no one knows the day or hour—not even Jesus Himself. James unpacks Matthew 24 and reminds us why we shouldn’t be alarmed by wars, disasters, or rumors, but instead live every day like it’s our last—not because it is, but because we never know when our time is up. Stay ready. Stay grounded. Live with purpose.
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In this episode, we break down John 2:13–25 and uncover powerful truths about the real meaning of the temple. Jesus wasn’t just flipping tables—He was calling for purity, purpose, and a deeper understanding of what it means to be the Church. We explore how our bodies are temples, how the modern church can drift into business instead of ministry, and why our full trust belongs to God—not man. This is a call to realign, refocus, and let Christ rebuild the temple within us.
Love People?”, we explore Jesus’ powerful lesson on mercy over tradition, drawn from Matthew 12 and Mark 2. When the Pharisees condemned His disciples for eating grain on the Sabbath, Jesus reminded them that God desires mercy, not sacrifice. This message calls us to examine our own hearts: Do we love people, or are we trapped in judgment and religion? Through Scripture, we uncover how the Holy Spirit transforms our minds, fills our hearts with compassion, and helps us bear good fruit—not through performance, but through love.
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In this powerful episode titled “Who Is Your Real Father?”, James Cox Jr. explores the truth of our divine origin. Long before you were born, God had a plan for your life. James unpacks what it means to be known, chosen, and loved by our true Father in heaven. Through the story of Jesus, Mary, and Joseph, he reminds us that earthly parents are vessels—but God is the source. This episode calls listeners to embrace their identity, take spiritual responsibility, and guide their children with purpose.
In this powerful episode, James reminds us that no matter how far we’ve fallen or how broken we feel, God is always with us. Drawing from biblical examples like Saul, Joseph, and Jacob, he shows how God meets us in our lowest moments—not to condemn us, but to call us higher. This episode encourages you to let go of shame, embrace God’s presence, and walk boldly in the truth that you are chosen, loved, and never alone.
In this episode titled “Always Have Faith,” James reminds us that the same God who was faithful to Abraham, David, and Jesus is still faithful today. He unpacks what it means to truly live by faith—seeking God’s kingdom, walking in peace, loving others, and trusting God through trials. This episode will encourage you to stay grounded in faith, no matter what life brings, and to let your light shine for God’s glory.
In this powerful episode, James breaks down the truth that life is a test. He shares how real change begins when we develop a true relationship with Jesus Christ—not just knowing of Him, but truly walking with Him. Through the story of Abraham, James reveals how God uses tests to build our trust, grow our faith, and draw us closer to Him. This message is a call to surrender, stay committed, and keep going—even when it’s hard. Every day is a test. And every test is training for eternity.