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WORDS OF LIFE is a 15-minute, weekly show from The Salvation Army. It features interviews and powerful testimonies, engaging conversations about topics impacting the church today, and deep dive Bible studies. The show is available on your favorite podcast store and is airing on more than 200 radio stations around the world.

Words of Life: Weekly Christian Podcast with Testimonies & Teachings from the Salvation Army

WORDS OF LIFE is a 15-minute, weekly show from The Salvation Army. It features interviews and powerful testimonies, engaging conversations about topics impacting the church today, and deep dive Bible studies. The show is available on your favorite podcast store and is airing on more than 200 radio stations around the world.

When Is It Time to Leave a Church?

In this episode of Words of Life, host Bernie Dake is joined by members of The Salvation Army’s Southern Territorial Staff Band following their powerful international tour to South Africa. Together, they reflect on what it means to take part in an evangelical musical ministry across cultures—and how God meets us in both our preparation and our surrender.

You’ll hear from Bethany Farrell of the Territorial Music and Arts Department, Darryl Crossland, Assistant Divisional Music Director for Florida, and Brad Rowland from the Territorial Communications Department. Each shares honestly about the personal, professional, and spiritual headspace they brought with them on this journey—from the weight of leaving family behind to the challenge of releasing expectations and trusting God with the unknown.

The conversation explores the unique role of Salvation Army brass bands as tools for evangelism, often described as “portable organs,” and how music continues to open hearts and create sacred moments around the world. With humor, humility, and deep faith, this episode offers a behind-the-scenes look at ministry on the move—and the quiet, transformative work God does in the process.

Whether you’re a musician, a ministry leader, or simply someone discerning God’s call in a busy season of life, this episode invites you to listen closely to how obedience, openness, and community shape a meaningful witness.

https://salvationarmysoundcast.org/wordsoflife

In this episode of Words of Life, host Bernie Dake is joined by members of The Salvation Army&rsquo;s Southern Territorial Staff Band following their powerful international tour to South Africa. Together, they reflect on what it means to take part in an evangelical musical ministry across cultures&mdash;and how God meets us in both our preparation and our surrender.
You&rsquo;ll hear from Bethany Farrell of the Territorial Music and Arts Department, Darryl Crossland, Assistant Divisional Music Director for Florida, and Brad Rowland from the Territorial Communications Department. Each shares honestly about the personal, professional, and spiritual headspace they brought with them on this journey&mdash;from the weight of leaving family behind to the challenge of releasing expectations and trusting God with the unknown.
The conversation explores the unique role of Salvation Army brass bands as tools for evangelism, often described as &ldquo;portable organs,&rdquo; and how music continues to open hearts and create sacred moments around the world. With humor, humility, and deep faith, this episode offers a behind-the-scenes look at ministry on the move&mdash;and the quiet, transformative work God does in the process.
Whether you&rsquo;re a musician, a ministry leader, or simply someone discerning God&rsquo;s call in a busy season of life, this episode invites you to listen closely to how obedience, openness, and community shape a meaningful witness.
https://salvationarmysoundcast.org/wordsoflife

A Worship Band’s Journey to South Africa- Part 1

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In honor of Women’s History Month, Words of Life is highlighting another powerful podcast from The Salvation Army: Open Air, hosted by Ashley Escobar.

Open Air features honest, unscripted conversations with women serving in ministry and leadership across The Salvation Army. In this featured episode, Ashley sits down with Gloria Diavangama and Melissa Powell from the Territorial Youth Department to talk about faith, leadership, and the importance of empowering the next generation of girls.

Together they explore what it means for women to step into the calling God has placed on their lives. From cultural expectations and personal experiences to the importance of mentorship, Gloria and Melissa share how the Church can create spaces where young women are encouraged to grow in faith and leadership.

Listen to OPEN AIR on your favorite podcast store or click here- https://www.salvationarmy.org/resources/open-air-podcast

In honor of Women&rsquo;s History Month, Words of Life is highlighting another powerful podcast from The Salvation Army: Open Air, hosted by Ashley Escobar.
Open Air features honest, unscripted conversations with women serving in ministry and leadership across The Salvation Army. In this featured episode, Ashley sits down with Gloria Diavangama and Melissa Powell from the Territorial Youth Department to talk about faith, leadership, and the importance of empowering the next generation of girls.
Together they explore what it means for women to step into the calling God has placed on their lives. From cultural expectations and personal experiences to the importance of mentorship, Gloria and Melissa share how the Church can create spaces where young women are encouraged to grow in faith and leadership.
Listen to OPEN AIR on your favorite podcast store or click here- <a href="https://www.salvationarmy.org/resources/open-air-podcast">https://www.salvationarmy.org/resources/open-air-podcast</a>

Women Called to Lead: Faith, Leadership, and the Next Generation

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In this episode of Words of Life, we explore the powerful role of the written word in sharing the gospel and shaping Christian faith—especially within the ministry of The Salvation Army. Host, Chris Benjamin is joined again by Kristin Mudge. And they are joined by Major Jamie Satterlee and Jeremy Roland.

From territorial publications like The Southern Spirit to national resources such as The War Cry, Peer Magazine, Word & Deed, and Salvation Army–published books, this conversation highlights the deep commitment The Salvation Army has made to producing biblically sound, theologically grounded resources. Jamie shares insight from her time at National Headquarters, explaining how manuscripts are carefully reviewed through the Literary Council, a vetting process that includes theological, historical, and editorial discernment.

The group also reflects on why printed resources still matter in a digital age—especially for those without access to online content, including individuals in prisons and marginalized spaces. Listeners will hear moving stories of how Salvation Army publications have brought hope into the darkest places and why discernment is essential when choosing Christian books in today’s crowded publishing landscape.

Find books published by The Salvation Army at:

https://mytradesouth.com/books

Crest Books

Other publications include:

Southern Spirit

https://www.thewarcry.org/

https://peermag.org/

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In this episode of&nbsp;Words of Life, we explore the powerful role of the written word in sharing the gospel and shaping Christian faith&mdash;especially within the ministry of The Salvation Army. Host, Chris Benjamin is joined again by Kristin Mudge. And they are joined by Major Jamie Satterlee and Jeremy Roland.
From territorial publications like The Southern Spirit to national resources such as The War Cry, Peer Magazine, Word &amp; Deed, and Salvation Army&ndash;published books, this conversation highlights the deep commitment The Salvation Army has made to producing biblically sound, theologically grounded resources. Jamie shares insight from her time at National Headquarters, explaining how manuscripts are carefully reviewed through the Literary Council, a vetting process that includes theological, historical, and editorial discernment.
The group also reflects on why printed resources still matter in a digital age&mdash;especially for those without access to online content, including individuals in prisons and marginalized spaces. Listeners will hear moving stories of how Salvation Army publications have brought hope into the darkest places and why discernment is essential when choosing Christian books in today&rsquo;s crowded publishing landscape.
Find books published by The Salvation Army at:
<a href="https://mytradesouth.com/books">https://mytradesouth.com/books</a>
<a href="https://www.christianbook.com/page/tcg/affiliate/salvation-army-lp?p=1236234&amp;utm_content=%2F&amp;utm_campaign=salvationarmy.christianbook.com&amp;utm_source=referral">Crest Books</a>
Other publications include:
<a href="https://www.salvationarmyusa.org/usa-southern-territory/the-southern-spirit/">Southern Spirit</a>
<a href="https://www.thewarcry.org/">https://www.thewarcry.org/</a>
<a href="https://peermag.org/">https://peermag.org/</a>

How Trusted Christian Books Shape Faith and Discipleship

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When Is It Time to Leave a Church?

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