In this powerful Resurrection Sunday sermon, Bishop Kell Stone delivers a stirring message on the significance of Christ's resurrection and its enduring impact on believers. Focusing on the 40 days following Jesus' resurrection, Bishop Stone explores how Jesus remained with His disciples—not only proving He had truly risen, but also preparing them for their mission ahead. He emphasizes the deep spiritual and practical importance of these days, during which Jesus taught His followers how to spread the message of God's kingdom with clarity, boldness, and truth. Through Scripture and heartfelt teaching, Bishop Stone illustrates how the resurrection is more than an event—it is the foundation of Christian faith and the catalyst for empowered, purposeful living.

In this episode of the "Word of Truth" podcast, Bishop Kell Stone delves into the significance of understanding our conscience in relation to living a more prosperous life in God. He emphasizes that our conscience serves as an inner guide, helping us discern right from wrong and encouraging us to align our actions with our faith. Bishop Stone warns of the dangers of ignoring our conscience, noting that this can lead to spiritual dissonance and hinder our relationship with God. He discusses how the desire to please God is fundamental to our spiritual journey and outlines practical steps for cultivating a sensitive and responsive conscience. Ultimately, the episode encourages listeners to engage deeply with their faith and conscience to foster spiritual growth and fulfillment.

In this episode of The Word of Truth podcast, Bishop Kell Stone kicks off April as the month of sanctification with a powerful sermon on "A Call to Holy Living." He emphasizes how Christians are called to look and act differently, setting themselves apart from the world. Through biblical insight and practical guidance, Bishop Stone challenges believers to embrace a lifestyle of holiness, reflecting God’s purity in every aspect of their lives. This episode is a timely reminder of the call to live distinct and set-apart lives for the glory of God.