Nothing But Truth Podcast

In this episode the host urges listeners to discern whose voice they follow, drawing on John 10 and Galatians to emphasize Jesus as the Good Shepherd and the importance of listening to the pastor God placed in your life.He outlines the Apostolic message (Acts 2:38), encourages believers to study Scripture and submit to godly leadership, and offers practical encouragement to seek the voice of truth and follow Christ.

Bro. Sparks explores Numbers 13-14 to show how words shape destiny, contrasting the spies who feared giants with Caleb’s faith-filled declaration. This episode emphasizes speaking life, trusting God’s promises, and using the Holy Spirit’s power to overcome fear and defeat.

In this episode Bro.Sparks shares a revival message centered on John 4’s encounter at Jacob’s well, exploring Jesus’ offer of "living water," the Samaritan woman's testimony, and the call to “come and see” Christ for yourself.
He encourages listeners to search the Scriptures, seek the Holy Ghost in an apostolic community, and take practical steps—prayer, worship, and study—to deepen their relationship with Jesus.

Bro. Sparks preaches from Isaiah 53 and related New Testament passages about Jesus’ suffering, the need to be born again, and who can "declare his generation." The episode explains how believers are called to receive the Holy Spirit, live in obedience, and faithfully proclaim Christ’s redeeming work.
Listeners are encouraged to repent, be baptized in Jesus’ name, continue in God’s Word, and join a church that teaches this truth.

Brother Joshua Sparks explores "the call of the shepherd" and "Knowing the Voice of Truth," drawing on John 10, Psalm 23, and Acts 2:38 to encourage listeners to follow Jesus, be baptized in His name, and receive the Holy Ghost.He also shares a devotional from Bishop James Sandy, announces upcoming church revival events, and offers practical steps for recognizing God’s voice through Scripture, preaching, prayer, and the Holy Spirit.

Brother Sparks and Brother Philip Burton explore the ministry of consolation — why comforting others matters, biblical examples like Barnabas, Jesus, and Ruth, and how compassion and presence can transform lives.They share practical steps: pray, show up, speak hope, and commit to encouraging one family member, one church member, and one stranger — demonstrating that anyone can be God’s encourager.

Brother Joshua Sparks examines Acts 2:36–40 and related scriptures to answer the timeless question, "What shall we do?" He explains the apostolic message of repentance, baptism in the name of Jesus Christ for the remission of sins, and receiving the gift of the Holy Ghost, showing how these steps lead to newness of life.The episode encourages listeners to dig into Scripture, obey the gospel as taught by the apostles, and continue seeking truth through prayer and study.

Brother Joshua Sparks urges believers to stop comparing themselves to others and to faithfully do the work God has equipped and called them to, drawing on Romans 12, Mark 9, John 15, and 2 Corinthians.Practical and scriptural, this episode reminds listeners that every role in the body of Christ matters, that following Jesus brings joy and balance, and that resisting comparison allows God to bless your faithful service.

Praise the Lord—host returns with thanks and a recap before delivering a powerful sermon from 1 Samuel 4 about Eli, the capture of the Ark, and the naming of Ichabod.The episode challenges listeners to keep God’s glory where it belongs by living holy, consecrated lives, warning against spiritual compromise and half‑hearted faith.Practical application points point to repentance, baptism, and receiving the Holy Ghost so the glory of God may dwell in clean, prepared hearts.

Pastor Matthew Jetton joins the Nothing But Truth Podcast to share his story of stepping into full pastoral responsibility while remaining bivocational. He discusses the sacrifices, schedule, and spiritual disciplines that help him balance work, family, and church life.The episode offers practical encouragement on avoiding burnout, prioritizing family, and trusting God through the challenges of serving both in a secular job and in ministry.