Apostle of the Future with Apostle Ashleigh Claytor

Apostle Ashleigh Claytor addresses the issue of brokenness and its impact on one's breakthrough in life. She emphasizes that internal issues, such as gossip, dissent, and unforgiveness, often hinder personal growth and success. Using the analogy of a broken mug, she illustrates how brokenness can cut and crumble, preventing one from holding their full potential. Claytor stresses the importance of self-examination, prayer, fasting, and seeking professional help to address these issues. She also highlights the need for core strength and resilience to handle the pressures of leadership and life's demands, ultimately advocating for a deeper understanding of oneself to achieve wholeness and breakthrough.Action ItemsExamine yourself and areas of brokenness according to scripture.Consider soul restoration programs, prayer, fasting to address internal brokenness.Be willing to accept truth about yourself in order to experience full healing.

"If you are the complainer, you are probably the solution."Today's Podcast AddressesCan you love the Lord and fundamentally disagree with Him? Are you a Jonah, and don't you even know it? Have you fulfilling your destiny in its totality? Visit www.doctorashleigh.com for more information about Apostle Ashleigh, giving, and more.

What is a rebel? Who is the Old Testament king noted for his rebellion against the instructions of the Lord? Here is a hint located in 1 Samuel 15."So Samuel said:“Has the Lord as great delight in burnt offerings and sacrifices,As in obeying the voice of the Lord?Behold, to obey is better than sacrifice,And to heed than the fat of rams.23 For rebellion is as the sin of witchcraft,And stubbornness is as iniquity and idolatry.Because you have rejected the word of the Lord,He also has rejected you from being king."Stay connected with Apostle Ashleigh at www.ashleighcministries.com.

Enjoy a 5-minute nugget of apostolic and prophetic history highlighting how apostles and prophets historically saved nations long before The Church was born. Learn more about Apostle Ashleigh Claytor at www.ashleighcministries.com.

Our teens are targets. Satan works ceaselessly to destroy our young people, their hopes, dreams, futures, and ultimately their literal lives. Stop and listen to my rapid-fire podcast addressing the following information:Technology and Teen Mental HealthParental Guardianship - the power is in YOUR hands. Can Your Children Recoginze Pediphiles? How to Address Difficult Topics with Your Young PeopleContact me at doctorashleigh@gmail.com and visit www.ashleighcministries.com to learn more about our Congregation of the Mighty Youth Group, resources, and giving information. Stay tuned for more podcasts.

Apostle Jordan Brice (former prophet) joins Apostle Ashleigh Claytor (former prophet) as they address Prophets Becoming Apostles. Prophets are becoming Apostles at a rapid-fire pace. Is this biblical or not?  Are churches growing organically, or are they artificial inflation? What does biblical apostleship look like? Is contemporary apostleship accurate?How to know when you are a prophet en route to apostleship And More! Learn more about Apostle Ashleigh, her Youth Ministry Leadership, weekly Youth Group at The Congregation of the Mighty, and resources,  at www.ashleighcministries.com.

How long will the body of Christ embrace a passive approach to breakthrough and obedience to the Lord? Should we really blame God when 'bad things happen to good people'? --------------------------------------------------------------- Take initiative with your teenagers by purchasing my custom made Parent's Lesson Plan on how to address the subject of consequences with your teen. The information in your document is meant to give insight and assistance to you as a parent, guardian, or teacher in addressing challenging subjects with your teenager. The worksheet includes definitions to what will be addressed and four sections: A) The Prevailing Obstacles B) What Culture is Saying C) What Scripture Says and D) Ways to Start a Conversation with Your Teen.  Click Below to Purchase Your Teaching Teens About Consequences Parent's Lesson Plan https://tinyurl.com/teenconsequences

What I love about teenagers is that they are so unfiltered and truthful! Listen to my live raw discussion with our youth group as we discuss the demonism in rap music, addictions, the truth behind rap rituals of success, origins of music beats, and more! If you have teens and want them to join our Wednesday Night Youth Group at The Congregation of the Mighty via Zoom at 6:30PM CST, click here. If you have questions for me, email at ashleigh@ppmglobalresources.com or call (877) 419-1299.

Today's podcast digs into a subject that seems to have fallen out of conversational topics which is consequences. In an era of social media driven mantras of 'living in the moment', it is important now more than ever to talk with our teens about the future and not only "what they want to be when they grow up". Take initiative to the next step by purchasing my custom made Parent's Lesson Plan on how to address the subject of consequences with your teen. The information in your document is meant to give insight and assistance to you as a parent, guardian, or teacher in addressing challenging subjects with your teenager. The worksheet includes definitions to what will be addressed and four sections: A) The Prevailing Obstacles B) What Culture is Saying C) What Scripture Says and D) Ways to Start a Conversation with Your Teen.  Click Below to Purchase Your Teaching Teens About Consequences Parent's Lesson Plan https://tinyurl.com/teenconsequences

How do you teach teenagers about Freewill and the question, “Where was God”? Welcome to my new podcast mini-series about Teaching Teens.

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