Angulus D. Wilson Phd

Spiritual warfare is real in the academy. For 23 years I have travelled abroad taught on three continents the scriptures about spiritual warfare, but it is only in North America in the Christian academic halls that it is rejected and frowned upon. Why? Because the evil one does not want the church to be equipped for the work of the ministry, pride in our schools keeps the doctrine of spiritual warfare from being taught on our campuses (II Cor.4:3).

Man, in all his foolishness will try to take complete advantage of God and all the blessings that he gives. And every time God blesses the foolish they squander it, or lose it, and then they want God to replace it or give them some more. (Do you know anybody like this?) Humanity say's: -God, I messed up my first husband and now I need another one, will you help a sister out? -God I'm sorry I started this war across the sea, can you get me out of it? -God, I smoked up my first set of lungs and now I need another pair, can you help a brother out? -God, I gambled away my good looks, can you hook a brother up? -God, I lost my first family, can I get another one? This text helps us to see that we as humans are users and if we are not careful we will try and use God. They wanted to use Jesus to supply their "bellies need".

I got a concern today, about our Nation: I am concerned because among the post modern movement there appears to be a buffet of spiritual nourishment but upon close examination what is being served is nothing but junk food, spoiled left over dishes and food that is not fit to serve our family dog named "lucy". I have several unanswered questions, and they are as follows: 1. Where are all of the Soul Physicians, the Chefs of eternal things? 2. Where are those who are called to prepare the Lords Table in the famine? 3. Who's responsible for cooking up the meals for the soul in this Nation? 4. How can a Nation as great as ours, be so malnourished when it comes to the word of God? 5. Is any one on watch? 6. Is any one spending time laboring over the pot, watching and guarding the ingredients that are being mixed into the food for our souls? I got a concern today, and my heart is heavy for the people of our country. Make no bones about it; America is in a famine, A Soul Food Dilemma. We need good Food that will feed and nourish people filling them up with the truth from God's word. We don't need another book about why the post modern culture is so hard to reach, or why the postmodern culture has lost their way We know they have lost their way, we know they are hard to reach. What they need is authentic preaching and teaching, "Good Soul Food" to fill up their souls with the spiritual manna from heaven. (Can I get and amen?)

This book is A biographical excerpt from the life of Dr. Angulus D. Wilson, PhD, minister of the Gospel, and what He does as the University Pastor, and Dean of the Chapel for Fresno Pacific University. His journey entails, traveling from the mean streets of Los Angeles Ca, to the University Halls of Administration at FPU. From Jail, to International ministry and day to day logistics of soul care for 3700 people, this leader has learned the secrets of spiritual formation. Hear ye him

Background: In our text today we have the divine privilege to learn yet again what the ministry of the Holy Spirit is in the life of the believer on earth. Jesus is sharing in this passage about what the "HELPER" will do on earth after Christ is gone back to be with HIS Father. Our lesson today will shed a great light on How God wants to use us in the earth to fulfill His Will and His plan for our Lives

Biblical leadership Matters In the Church today we are surrounded by unqualified, unbiblical leaders who make living in the Kingdom, extremely difficult. What we need are men and women who have integrity and who are willing to do what it takes to obey God at all cost. This collection of lectures/sermons were taught in the Angelos School of Evangelism in Cape Town in 2017. They will help the leader striving to be more like Christ, to lead strong and to lead well. This is a good read.

The prophet Samuel was looking for the next King of Israel, he sought for somebody he thought could resemble Saul. But God desired somebody who nobody would've choose. This short book is about being chosen by God for ministry.

We enter now into a study of the life of David, "the man after God's own heart." This text is significant for us because we can learn a great deal about what it means to be called by God and what it means to serve in the role as a leader over Gods people. These sermons were designed to encourage the heart of the preacher and congregation. This is a must read for all Christian Leaders.