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Greetings to you Bishop Jackie McCullough.

My name is Terrena Stroud, I live in Northlake Illinois.

I have been following your ministry via YouTube for a few years now.. and I really enjoy your teaching and preaching the True Word of God  telling it like it is.. with authority without compromise, with love, compassion and genuineness..l love it!

I thank God for you. You are truly an inspiration and encouragement to me.

We're living in times where it is easy to get discouraged, to fall into depression and become easily distracted.  but I don't stay there because I choose to continue to trust and obey God.. He is King of king and Lord of lords!! In Him only do l trust🙏
 but God didn't promise it was going to be tiptoeing through the tulips all the time. I have gained strength through these trying times. Glory to God!!

Bishop McCullough,  I thank you for your time and your faithfulness and encouragement.

God bless and you and  your ministry, and the  whole entire body of Christ as we grow in his Grace 🙏❤️

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My name is Sharleen Muir this is just a short message to testify of the great courage and peace Bishop McCullough’s message has been and is to me. I have been listening since we’ve all entered into this crisis and to God be the glory though I live alone and am also a frontline worker as an RN, I’ve witnessed God’s great grace until this very moment and received and still receiving great comfort and assurance from “Christ in the crisis” messages. God bless you Bishop for your faithfulness to speak teach and remind of the great mercy and goodness of God.

God Bless

Sharleen Muir

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God Bless you Bishop and Beth Rapha!  
You have been a great encouragement to me. Your "from my heart to yours" messages have done much to help me stay grounded and hopeful.
I am grateful to God for having you in place, available, and capable of being the voice many of us need to hear during this time of crisis.
God bless you mightily.!!

Love in Christ,
A. 

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Dear Bishop McCullough,
Thank you so much for your weekly messages “Christ in the Crisis”. I first saw you on The Potters House & watched the video over & over & wrote down almost every word. I bought your book “I Hate My Life” & have read it many times.
I so appreciate your weekly messages!  I was laid off my job in early March. It was devastating but I knew I needed to turn it completely over to the Lord. I unplugged my tv & immersed myself in Jesus. I started my first 3 day (because of Queen Esther) fast & had a vision. It was a war scene with bombs exploding. I asked my pastor friend & he said we are in a war, a spiritual war. The next week you said the same thing in your weekly message “Christ in the Crisis” you said, “We are in the midst of a war.”  Also in that same  message you told us to go around our house proclaiming, “High praise, Jehovah Rapha, Yadah, Hallelujah Jesus”. I still do this many times a week.
The Lord more than provided for all of my needs while I was unemployed. I obtained an even better job after 4 months. I give all the glory to God. I turned to Him in prayer when I felt panic creep in.  Your messages are so wonderful. It is a constant source of inspiration to me & I know many others.
My purpose in life is to foster children. I don’t have any right now & I was waiting for COVID-19 to end to foster again.  I was so convicted after last Sunday when my local pastor preached that I knew God was telling me I cannot wait because we don’t know when things will get better. I know the safest place to be is in God’s will. Please pray for me that I obey God & do His will & am able to help a child that has been through trauma. All of my foster children love Jesus!  Thanks again Bishop McCullough please continue your messages and see us through to the end of the crisis.
God bless you, your family & loved ones & your Church!  You are in my prayers.
With heartfelt gratitude,
Candace A.

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Dear Bishop McCullough:

I greet you in the mighty name of Jesus Christ!

Thank you for being an example unto the believer. When this pandemic first started, I had an OML [oh my Lord] moment. Fast forward to today: I praise God for being connected to you. Your weekly messages on “Christ In The Crisis” has been and is being a blessing to me in this crisis. I don’t take this connection for granted.

I praise God for Precious JEM Ministries, Beth Rapha, and BRCCTH consistency in proclaiming and explaining the Word of God. I have grown in my knowledge and understanding of God.

I look forward to continuing my biblical studies at BRCC.  Please keep me in your prayers for wholeness in my mind and body, including good health.

Continue to contend for the faith which was once delivered unto the saints. Love you!

In His service,

M. Short

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Hello Bishop McCullough!

I have been calling you Jackie (I mean no disrespect – only to make a point) for years listening to you preach.  From the days of just cassette tapes. Lol. My friends and I would say “yesss Jackie” when it gets good or they will say to me “you listening to Jackie” when I get in a certain mood.  That is just because I feel like you have been my teacher since I got saved. I feel like you are just the person I listen to when I want to learn something or when I want a pick me up – which has been many times.

I listen to your services on live stream as well.  That is where I learnt what justification means.  I have been saved for years and never understood the sanctification process until weekly Wednesday night and Friday night Transformation and Catechism classes.  Sunday night Holy Blaze is something else.

Then the pandemic hit!  That first week, Christ in the Crisis gave me a reminder that I need not be fearful.  I thank you so much!  I thank God for laying it on your heart to do this weekly out reach of giving hope and spreading seeds in some dark areas even while you yourself is going through.  I will miss Rev Rob and I do not even know him personally.  I can only imagine what it will be for you and the congregation.  He had a presence that came through even via the streaming.  His message taught me how to fast and pray.  I pray that the light of Beth Rapha will continue to shine high on that mountain top.

So thank you Bishop.  I can hardly wait to see you and the saints back in the sanctuary.  I miss the congregational worship.  I miss seeing you dance to that unique Beth Rapha sound.

Be encouraged!  Many out here are watching and looking to you because we know we will get it straight.  Thank you for your obedience to God.  Your obedience gives us hope in our obedience and our walk.  Thank you for pointing us to the direction of the cross.

Nadine R.

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Dear Bishop McCullough,

I just finished listening to Christ In The Crisis, week 26. Towards the end you said to reach out and respond to the messages you have been sharing weekly through God’s Holy Word. That is why I’m reaching out to say that I have been greatly encouraged by these messages shared through the Scriptures! The love and sincerity you show while teaching God’s Word is such a tremendous blessing in my life! I love hearing the truth of God’s Holy Word and learning how to apply it to my life. This is what is truly needed in our walk with God! I am very grateful to the LORD for all He is continuously doing for all His people! I listen intently as you teach God’s Word & learn to put in action because I want the LORD in my life so very much so I can be faithful and consistent in doing His will like you & others are doing.
I admit I’m playing catch up in order to reach week 28, but I hope to do that before this week ends.
My prayer request is to draw nigh to God daily so He will speak to me & my husband how to carry out His will for our lives! There were many times in the past when the LORD dealt with my husband and I through dreams and by His Spirit & His Word. I feel like we slipped up somewhat in that area, but desire GOD to visit us again and help us spiritually, physically, mentally, financially & emotionally. We know He is our help and our all in all. We just want to be consistent & faithful  in serving Him with all our hearts in spirit and truth. Please, please believe with us that God will bless, keep, guide & strengthen our walk & life with Him. Thank you & God bless you, your Family & Congregation!🏾

Yours in the love of Christ our Saviour,

Sent from E.R.

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Good Afternoon Bishop McCullough and Staff:

I would like to take this opportunity to say how profoundly grateful I am for the weekly exhalations!

There have been times that I have found myself anxious and afraid with all that is going on.

These exhalations have helped me be encouraged and know that when I feel frustrated, angry, afraid

I can go and listen to the exhalations over and over again and feed my spirit.  It has helped me to increase

my prayer life and time in devotion.  It has also caused me to look introspectively at myself and my actions and to

seek God’s for what He is teaching me in this season – what do I need to learn; what do I need to change!

I also am so grateful for all the classes that are being taught.  I have been enlightened and strengthen by the anointed

Teaching of each of the ministers/presenters/overseers.

I would like to donate to the ministry.  Would you please advise where I would be able to send a check? I am not comfortable

with online giving.

May God Continue to Bless you a hundredfold for all you are sowing into those of us who watch you all through the week.

Be well and maintain Joy!

K. White

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Greetings in the name of our Lord and Savior:

Bishop McCollugh, I wanted to humbly say, "Thank You"! Thank you for getting me back on course with God, Thank you for causing me to rededicate myself, my devotional time and reconsecrating my daily life to God and asking him to wash me over again.  It's been such an intense warfare for me, I've been homeless with my son, since June 27th with 3 surgeries during this time and simply, I have began to felt " beaten up" from battle. But, thank you for helping me to ask God to Revive me again. And continue to hold on and believe God to bring us out. I have often tithed / offerings to Bethrapha over the years and look forward to having the opportunity to resume that again, because I know it is Good Soil I am sowing into.

God Bless

Andrea W.

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Greetings in the name of Jesus Bishop McCullough!!

I have known you all of my saved life I believe.  I was born and saved at Jerusalem Temple Apostolic Church in Indianapolis, and you were at one of our conferences at the late Bishop Morris E. Golder, at Grace Apostolic Church, and you blessed my soul then, and ever more!

I have been hooked ever since.  You’ve been to many churches in the midwest, and I have done my best to support your ministry, as it has truly blessed me in many areas of my life.

Your teaching and your anointing has guided me through the pandemic.  I am in Georgia now, and I don’t want to be in Georgia, I would rather be in Indianapolis, but my job will not transfer me back due to Covid now….

Aside hearing weekly sermons from my home church Turning Point Family Worship Center, Pastor Timothy Harris, and your messages about “Christ in the Crisis” I have continued on this day.

It encourages me, it guides me, it lifts me up.  I was about to loose it!!! But then the WORD came and snatched me back! I have to say Thank you… Please let me know if there is anything I can do!

God Bless!!!

V. Jones, MBA

Stuck In Georgia,Macon

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Dear Bishop McCollough,

Blessing and greetings from Aiken, South Carolina. Hope this email finds you well. I’m a follower of your ministry, I am Prophetess Reatha Michelle Carter, or RM Carter on Facebook. I’m pleased to meet you.

The first time I watched you pray the “Prayer Against Evil: A Prayer for the Straying Soul” around the holidays last year, my spirit was immediately lifted. From then on, I’ve followed watching Christ in the Crisis and have watched many of the Bethrapha ministry facebook lives and this has helped me. I’m appreciative and respect and admire you, the teachings help me to see things in the right way. All glory to Father God, He is good.

Thank you for your guidance and for being in my situation with me, it has helped more than you know. Thank you for your time, energy, and resources put into the ministry to save that straying soul and encourage that hurting heart, and to give that word to someone that is searching for it.

The Holy Spirit comes through you in a crystal clear way; I intend to grow with God. Thank God for the internet as a way of connecting people. May He continue to bless you and your ministry richly.

Sincerely,

R. Carter

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The start of 2020 held the promise for great beginnings for me. I was married on February 29th of this year. We had a beautiful wedding celebrating with friends and family coming in town from all over the country. Exactly one week later, the entire world shifted into an almost unrecognizable place. Businesses shut down, people were (and still are) getting sick and dying, jobs were lost and so was faith and hope for a lot of people. But thanks be unto God that I AM NOT one of those people! It's truly been a rough year but part of the reason why I've been making it through with a stable spirit is because of the weekly Christ in the Crisis exhortations. I'm a believer that attends a church that has focused mostly on the politics of COVID-19 and not really addressing how to keep your faith and your mind in the midst of this chaos. I'm so very appreciative each week for these jewels on YouTube. They have helped me to refocus and reposition my mind. My new husband has struggled in his faith after the pandemic started and with our church response to the current social climate so please keep us in prayer. I know that what we wrestle against is not what we can see with our natural eye. So as I continue to war in the sprit for many things, I wanted to thank this ministry for its obedience in spreading the gospel and encouraging other believers. You touch the hearts of many and I am one. Sincerely, thank you.

C. Parker

Wendell, NC

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I am still being tremendously blessed by the weekly exhortations that Bishop McCullough has been sharing. When I’m able to get back on my feet financially, I desire to be a blessing to Beth Rapha.🙏🏾Sent from E. R.

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I am still being tremendously blessed by the weekly exhortations that Bishop McCullough has been sharing. When I’m able to get back on my feet financially, I desire to be a blessing to Beth Rapha.🙏🏾Sent from E. R.

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Hello Bishop McCullough, Thank you very much for the Christ In The Crisis Exhortations. Which ones do I appreciate the most?  All of them. I listen to them to gain understanding, a reflection of God's word, and hope for the challenging times I am in. Of note, most recently my youngest adult daughter returned home. It was due to a fight she was in. Upon her return, I noticed her behavior is not the same. I am not sure why or what it is. So I began helping her again become gainfully employed. The Lord blessed. But still, her behavior remained unchanged. I started allowing her to view Christ In The Crisis videos. It seems she was getting better but somehow it seems she slipped back into becoming indifferent. Yes, she has a boyfriend but that relationship, I feel is not good. Now I asked her repeatedly what is wrong? But she says nothing enough that equates to her behavior. Also, I am not sure if she dislikes me is the reason. I am saved. But I had to speak to her several times today about her behavior. The tone of voice, what she was saying, how she was speaking. I was about to put her out. But something caused me to hold my peace. I said God help me out. What should I do? I continued to remain calm. I finished my school work assignment. And then I called out to my daughter. Her name is Rachel. We both watched #32 video Christ In The Crisis. I appreciated it. Bishop McCullough would you pray for us. My name is Michelle. Who am I? A person who loves God with all of my heart and attend church regularly. Also, a member and pay my tithes and offerings at my local church. Additionally, I support other ministries. Thank you for all that you do, Especially your time, your ministry, and definitely your prayers for me and my daughter. 

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Hello Bishop McCullough, Thank you very much for the Christ In The Crisis Exhortations. Which ones do I appreciate the most?  All of them. I listen to them to gain understanding, a reflection of God's word, and hope for the challenging times I am in. Of note, most recently my youngest adult daughter returned home. It was due to a fight she was in. Upon her return, I noticed her behavior is not the same. I am not sure why or what it is. So I began helping her again become gainfully employed. The Lord blessed. But still, her behavior remained unchanged. I started allowing her to view Christ In The Crisis videos. It seems she was getting better but somehow it seems she slipped back into becoming indifferent. Yes, she has a boyfriend but that relationship, I feel is not good. Now I asked her repeatedly what is wrong? But she says nothing enough that equates to her behavior. Also, I am not sure if she dislikes me is the reason. I am saved. But I had to speak to her several times today about her behavior. The tone of voice, what she was saying, how she was speaking. I was about to put her out. But something caused me to hold my peace. I said God help me out. What should I do? I continued to remain calm. I finished my school work assignment. And then I called out to my daughter. Her name is Rachel. We both watched #32 video Christ In The Crisis. I appreciated it. Bishop McCullough would you pray for us. My name is Michelle. Who am I? A person who loves God with all of my heart and attend church regularly. Also, a member and pay my tithes and offerings at my local church. Additionally, I support other ministries. Thank you for all that you do, Especially your time, your ministry, and definitely your prayers for me and my daughter. 

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Dear Bishop Jackie McCullough,

Thank you so very kindly for “Christ in the Crisis”. A few years ago at 30 I returned back to the Lord after my wandering 20’s.

This time of COVID changed my life in ways that made me fear and worry if I would revert back to my old life out of the uncertainty or without being able to be physically connected to my home church.

But what I didn’t realize was that God had already been redeeming what was his relentlessly. The beginning of the year I found “Azusa 94’”. Mind you someone gave it to my mother as a gift on VHS at that time which is when she got saved but of course at a young age All I took away was I want God to use my heart for real. Which became the same area the enemy has attacked in various ways. Until I finally gave in to no longer being concerned with such things resentfully.

Fast forward to present day. “Christ in the Crisis”...God has used this also to confirm his relationship and has provided so much understanding to HOW to navigate this world we live in through God’s way & word.

Growing up in church & being extremely observant... I loved being in Gods presence but hated when church was over because subconsciously I felt “This is just a moment & when we get back in the car or home all the peace will be gone or my mom and stepdad can begin to fight right in the parking lot.

However BOTH people lead by God. Those moments began a process of perspective that Sunday is different from every other day but that I can’t take it with me everyday.

As I am learning to walk daily & consistently in Gods beautiful gift of everyday Christ in the Crisis has been a tool bringing Gods word as THE Truth and not an internal debate.

To not have our reality disregard but to lean on what we KNOW through Gods word. God has also shifted how I read the word with a Joy to know what my father says about this or that. With such a peace in the fact his word is Living & breathing today as when Jesus was walking.

Thank you for being a humble vessel that has reached generations by Gods great hand.

Peace & Blessings,
Mercedez M.
Baltimore, MD

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I have listened to Bishop McCullough starting week 1. I have truly been blessed, inspired and encouraged through this pandemic by her powerful and annointed preaching. I have always enjoyed the God in Bishop. I remember when my late pastor (Bishop G. E. Patterson) first brought her to our church (Bountiful Blessings Ministries) back in the day. I remember thinking " this lady is something else in God" and from that time to now I love listening to Bishop McCullough. God bless you and your ministry. Thank you for Christ in the Crisis. Much love.

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I am so thankful for the messages delivered in Christ in the Crisis!  I listen to the exhortations multiple times at work and home. I’ve shared them with family and friends as well.

God Bless you for your dedication throughout this challenging time to deliver an anointed word!

Praise God and Thank you,

N. Wheatley

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God bless you Bishop and Beth Rapha for being such a devoted presence during this sensitive time we are experiencing,

I am a believer in God and His Son Jesus the Christ and I appreciate your steadfastness  in providing a medium of Spiritual teaching and encouragement.

I have enjoyed and have been so blessed by the Word of God that you and those working with you have shared all of these weeks.

I pray God's rich and steadfast blessings upon you and the Beth Rapha community.

Blessings and many thanks!

In Christ!

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Merry Christmas!

I just want to say I have gone through the progressions of depression, regression, encouragement, and joy with minimum stability throughout my life. It has been cyclical and in my analytical mind, I know I possess no power in my flesh to control the ebbs and flows of what calls for deliverance and discipline. I am pursuing this in Christ and falter many times in this pursuit, BUT I have been encouraged by your ministry and believe somewhere, somehow, someway, it is all going to come together, I will be strengthened in my walk and able to stand.

I am 2 months away from my 30th birthday, and my prayer is that I am equipped for my assignment. Before I do, I know I am destined to BE who God wants me to be.

I pray you continue to stand and hold up the arms of the weak. God bless you all.

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God is good Saints:

I wanted to encourage someone who may feel they cannot or don't want to go on.  I thank God for Bishop and the Bethrapha Ministry, these 38weeks of Christ in the crisis has been crucial for me. It has helped me keep my mind in perfect peace.  In this year alone 2020, Through debilitating sickness, 3 surgeries, the flu, pnemonia, loss of home, staying strengthened during this time of reflection on my 19yr old being killed. Fighting and "Running for my life" like the old Mothers use to sing. Bishop's constant, seasoned Word, straight from the mouth of God has picked me up, caused me to lift my bowed down head, lift my hands and give God true worship while all others scratching their heads wondering how. I am a swift and living witness at the age of 50yrs old. God WILL keep you and keep you "sweetly Saved" through anything, he will be your comfort by day and your song in the night. He will comfort the mother who has lost her child and God cares for us, when no one else does. Hold on, rest in God, submerge yourself in Him and he will bring you through ANYTHING.  GOD BLESS you Bishop, please continue to "Cry loud and spare not, lift up your voice like a trumpet in Zion."

God is good, All is Well