With unmistakable urgency and anointing, Pastor Janice Roseboro declares that “there is nobody greater—and nobody equal to our God,” calling believers to reject the lies of the enemy and trust the voice of the Lord above every report. Drawing from Ezra and Isaiah, she speaks to those facing unexpected “breaks”—moments that disrupt life, weaken strength, and attempt to frustrate God’s purpose. Yet in the middle of it all, the Spirit’s call is clear. Reach beyond the break. Shake yourself. Arise. Stand firm. Refuse to let the enemy define your outcome.

This message is a bold reminder that the enemy attacks because of what’s inside of you—and that through discipline, prayer, and surrender, you can move beyond every place of brokenness into victory.

In this anointed sermon, Dr. Cathy Payne calls the Church to recognize the movement of the Holy Spirit—not just in moments of manifestation, but in the deeper, daily surrender of our lives. Sharing from passages like John 14 and Acts 2, she reminds us that the same Spirit that filled the early Church is still at work today, inviting us into a fresh awareness of His power and purpose.

This week on the Sound Doctrine Podcast, we continue honoring the voices of women in ministry with a powerful message from Sylvia Staten titled “Stand by Me,” taught at the 2012 Ladies Retreat.

Sharing from Exodus 33, Sylvia reminds us that there is a place beside God where His goodness, glory, protection, and purpose become clear—a place where we learn that if His presence does not go with us, we dare not move forward. Her message is rich with conviction, warmth, humor, and the truth, “If God is not in it, I want no part of it.”

This episode also includes a brief conversation with Dr. Shaun McKinley, executive director of Global Communications, and Global Missions Ministries Coordinator Dr. Cathy Payne, highlighting the Church’s orphanage ministry during March Missions Month.