The Sound Doctrine Podcast

By: Church of God of Prophecy Global Communications
  • Summary

  • Sound Doctrine is a weekly podcast that shares powerful sermons from the archives of Church of God of Prophecy International Assemblies and ministry events. Each episode offers timeless messages that have inspired our movement across generations—rooted in biblical truth, anointed by the Spirit, and filled with the passion to proclaim God’s Word to the world.
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Episodes
  • Billy Murray: Have Faith in God (1986)
    Nov 18 2024

    This week, we’re taking you back to 1986 at the 81st Assembly of the Church of God of Prophecy, where Billy Murray preached the unforgettable message, “Have Faith in God.” Delivered at the historic Assembly Tabernacle in Cleveland, Tennessee, this sermon still resonates with truth and conviction.

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    1 hr and 19 mins
  • Tim McCaleb: A Glorious Future (2018)
    Nov 11 2024

    Bishop Dr. Tim McCaleb, general presbyter of Asia, Australia, and Oceania ministers at the 100th International Assembly in 2018. His message is entitled “A Glorious Future.”

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    57 mins
  • Eugene Weakley: As Every Man Has Received the Gift (1980)
    Nov 4 2024

    Bishop Eugene Weakley’s impactful sermon, "As Every Man Has Received the Gift," was delivered at the 1980 Church of God of Prophecy General Assembly. Listen in as Bishop Weakley challenges us to embrace our unique callings in the body of Christ, "We've got an idea in the church that if you're not a preacher or teacher, you're sort of second class. You're not second class. God's put you where he's put you, and you have something to do for God!"

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    40 mins

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