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Send us Fan Mail In Episode 13 of Gospel Unfiltered, host Cornell Bunting sits down with Apostle Dr. William L. Glover for a powerful and thought-provoking conversation titled: Where Have the Prophets Gone? Together, they explore the five books traditionally known as the Major Prophets of the Old Testament: Isaiah, Jeremiah, Lamentations, Ezekiel, and Daniel. This episode looks beyond prediction and asks deeper questions about what biblical prophecy really meant. Why did God send prophets? Why were they often rejected? What happens when leaders and communities refuse correction? And what can believers today learn from prophetic voices that were willing to speak truth even when it was unpopular? The conversation explores: Isaiah and the call to holiness, surrender, hope, and the coming Messiah Jeremiah and the cost of faithfulness when no one wants to hear the message Lamentations and how faith makes room for grief, loss, and hope Ezekiel and the responsibility of the watchman, personal accountability, and the Valley of Dry Bones Daniel and what it means to remain faithful, courageous, and uncompromising in a culture that pressures believers to conformCornell and Apostle Glover also discuss modern prophetic ministry, discernment, accountability, spiritual manipulation, fearmongering, integrity, and the danger of allowing popularity to become more important than truth. At the heart of the episode is an important question: Have the prophets disappeared—or have we simply stopped wanting to hear the kind of truth the prophets were called to speak? This conversation is for pastors, ministry leaders, Bible students, and anyone who wants to better understand prophecy, biblical leadership, discernment, and the responsibility believers have to remain grounded in Scripture. Guest: Apostle Dr. William L. Glover Host: Cornell Bunting Episode 13: Where Have the Prophets Gone? Show: Gospel Unfiltered Beyond the Pulpit: Honest Conversations. Real Stories. Kingdom Truth. Welcome to the show If you believe in this mission and would like to support the podcast, become a sponsor, explore a partnership, or make a contribution, please visit: www.ehasinc.org Your support can help us continue telling stories that matter and turning conversations into real impact. Again, visit ehasinc.org to support Gospel Unfiltered or the broader mission of EHAS Inc. Thank you for believing in the work. Thank you for joining us for another powerful episode of Gospel Unfiltered. A special thank-you to our guest for sharing their time, wisdom, testimony, and perspective as we explored another powerful journey from the Bible and connected it to the challenges we face in everyday life. This is Gospel Unfiltered— Beyond the Pulpit. Honest Conversations. Real Stories. Kingdom Truth. God bless you. Support the show Thank you for listening to Gospel Unfiltered with Cornell Bunting. New episodes every Saturday. If this episode blessed you, follow the show and share it with someone who needs to hear it. Want to be a guest or share your story? Send us Fan Mail using the link at the top of these notes. Watch on YouTube: youtube.com/@CornellBunting Cornell also helps organizations, churches, and nonprofits tell their story. Book a consultation at cornellbunting.com.

Send us Fan Mail In Episode 12 of Gospel Unfiltered, host Cornell Bunting sits down with Karen Spears for a powerful conversation centered on the life of Mary Magdalene and the transformation that took place after she encountered Jesus. Mary Magdalene’s story is one of deliverance, devotion, grief, faithfulness, courage, and purpose. Scripture tells us that Jesus delivered her from seven demons, and from that point forward, she became a devoted follower who supported His ministry, remained near the cross, witnessed His burial, returned to the tomb, and became one of the first witnesses of the risen Christ. This episode explores what it means to be transformed by Jesus and refuse to be defined by your past. Cornell and Karen discuss how people can move from pain to purpose, how false labels can affect identity, why women played such an important role in Jesus’ ministry, and what Mary Magdalene teaches us about staying faithful even in seasons of grief and uncertainty. The conversation also focuses on one of the most powerful moments in the resurrection story. In John 20:16, Jesus simply says: “Mary.” In that moment, she recognizes Him. That encounter reminds us that God knows us personally, calls us by name, and can meet us even in the middle of grief, confusion, and disappointment. This episode is for anyone who has ever felt misunderstood, rejected, broken, overlooked, defined by their past, or uncertain about what comes next. Mary Magdalene’s life reminds us that your story is not only about what Jesus brought you out of. It is also about what He is calling you into. Join us as we go Beyond the Pulpit for honest conversations, real stories, and Kingdom truth. Welcome to the show If you believe in this mission and would like to support the podcast, become a sponsor, explore a partnership, or make a contribution, please visit: www.ehasinc.org Your support can help us continue telling stories that matter and turning conversations into real impact. Again, visit ehasinc.org to support Gospel Unfiltered or the broader mission of EHAS Inc. Thank you for believing in the work. Thank you for joining us for another powerful episode of Gospel Unfiltered. A special thank-you to our guest for sharing their time, wisdom, testimony, and perspective as we explored another powerful journey from the Bible and connected it to the challenges we face in everyday life. This is Gospel Unfiltered— Beyond the Pulpit. Honest Conversations. Real Stories. Kingdom Truth. God bless you. Support the show Thank you for listening to Gospel Unfiltered with Cornell Bunting. New episodes every Saturday. If this episode blessed you, follow the show and share it with someone who needs to hear it. Want to be a guest or share your story? Send us Fan Mail using the link at the top of these notes. Watch on YouTube: youtube.com/@CornellBunting Cornell also helps organizations, churches, and nonprofits tell their story. Book a consultation at cornellbunting.com.

Send us Fan Mail In Episode 11 of Gospel Unfiltered, host Cornell Bunting sits down with Kevin VanDuser Sr. for a powerful conversation centered on the life of David, one of the most complex and compelling figures in Scripture. David was a shepherd, musician, warrior, fugitive, king, father, worshiper, and leader. He experienced extraordinary victories, painful failures, deep grief, and moments of sincere repentance. Yet Scripture still remembers him as a man after God’s own heart. In this episode, Cornell and Kevin explore what that really means. The conversation follows David’s journey from the shepherd’s field to the battlefield, from facing Goliath to leading a nation, and from public success to private failure. Together, they discuss courage, preparation, leadership, friendship, fatherhood, accountability, temptation, repentance, emotional honesty, and the importance of returning to God after falling short. This episode also explores how David’s hidden seasons prepared him for public responsibility, why he refused to wear Saul’s armor, what his friendship with Jonathan teaches us about relationships and accountability, and what his failures teach leaders about humility and character. A major focus of the conversation is Psalm 51:10: “Create in me a clean heart, O God; and renew a right spirit within me.” David’s story reminds us that being after God’s own heart does not mean living a perfect life. It means having a heart that remains open to correction, willing to repent, and determined to return to God. This episode is for anyone who has ever faced a giant, struggled with leadership, made a serious mistake, experienced regret, or wondered whether God can still use them after failure. Join us as we go Beyond the Pulpit for honest conversations, real stories, and Kingdom truth. Welcome to the show If you believe in this mission and would like to support the podcast, become a sponsor, explore a partnership, or make a contribution, please visit: www.ehasinc.org Your support can help us continue telling stories that matter and turning conversations into real impact. Again, visit ehasinc.org to support Gospel Unfiltered or the broader mission of EHAS Inc. Thank you for believing in the work. Thank you for joining us for another powerful episode of Gospel Unfiltered. A special thank-you to our guest for sharing their time, wisdom, testimony, and perspective as we explored another powerful journey from the Bible and connected it to the challenges we face in everyday life. This is Gospel Unfiltered— Beyond the Pulpit. Honest Conversations. Real Stories. Kingdom Truth. God bless you. Support the show Thank you for listening to Gospel Unfiltered with Cornell Bunting. New episodes every Saturday. If this episode blessed you, follow the show and share it with someone who needs to hear it. Want to be a guest or share your story? Send us Fan Mail using the link at the top of these notes. Watch on YouTube: youtube.com/@CornellBunting Cornell also helps organizations, churches, and nonprofits tell their story. Book a consultation at cornellbunting.com.

Send us Fan Mail   In Episode 10 of Gospel Unfiltered, host Cornell Bunting sits down with Dee Dee Smith for a powerful conversation centered on the biblical story of Esther and what it teaches us about courage, identity, preparation, influence, and purpose. Esther’s story is more than the story of a woman who became queen. It is the story of someone who was positioned in a place of influence before she fully understood why she was there. Together, Cornell and Dee Dee explore Esther’s journey from loss and hidden identity to courage, advocacy, and action. The conversation examines what it means to recognize when God has prepared you for a specific moment and how faith, wisdom, prayer, timing, and courage all work together when purpose requires something from us. This episode also explores: How adversity can shape strength and resilienceThe difference between favor and responsibilityWhy timing matters in difficult conversationsHow courage can exist even when fear is presentThe importance of prayer and spiritual preparationWhat it means to use influence to help othersWhy silence can sometimes become a decisionHow personal testimony can become a tool for advocacyThe responsibility leaders have to speak for those without accessWhat it means to be positioned “for such a time as this”At the heart of the episode is Esther 4:14: “And who knoweth whether thou art come to the kingdom for such a time as this?” This conversation is for anyone who feels overlooked, uncertain about their purpose, afraid to step forward, or positioned somewhere they do not yet understand. Sometimes purpose is not revealed when the door first opens. Sometimes you understand why you were placed there only when the moment arrives that requires your voice, courage, and faith. Join us as we go Beyond the Pulpit for honest conversations, real stories, and Kingdom truth.  Welcome to the show If you believe in this mission and would like to support the podcast, become a sponsor, explore a partnership, or make a contribution, please visit: www.ehasinc.org Your support can help us continue telling stories that matter and turning conversations into real impact. Again, visit ehasinc.org to support Gospel Unfiltered or the broader mission of EHAS Inc. Thank you for believing in the work. Thank you for joining us for another powerful episode of Gospel Unfiltered. A special thank-you to our guest for sharing their time, wisdom, testimony, and perspective as we explored another powerful journey from the Bible and connected it to the challenges we face in everyday life. This is Gospel Unfiltered— Beyond the Pulpit. Honest Conversations. Real Stories. Kingdom Truth. God bless you. Support the show Thank you for listening to Gospel Unfiltered with Cornell Bunting. New episodes every Saturday. If this episode blessed you, follow the show and share it with someone who needs to hear it. Want to be a guest or share your story? Send us Fan Mail using the link at the top of these notes. Watch on YouTube: youtube.com/@CornellBunting Cornell also helps organizations, churches, and nonprofits tell their story. Book a consultation at cornellbunting.com.

Send us Fan Mail   In Episode 9 of Gospel Unfiltered, host Cornell Bunting sits down with Antonio Dominguez for a powerful conversation centered on the life of Joseph and the journey that took him from betrayal and imprisonment to standing before Pharaoh.  Joseph’s story is one of the clearest biblical examples of how purpose can survive betrayal, false accusation, delay, disappointment, and seasons of being overlooked.  This episode explores Joseph’s journey from his early dreams to being rejected by his brothers, sold into slavery, tested in Potiphar’s house, falsely accused, forgotten in prison, and finally called before Pharaoh to interpret the dream that would change the course of his life.  Together, Cornell and Antonio discuss:   What happens when the promise feels real but the process feels painful  How betrayal can affect identity and purpose  The importance of integrity when no one is watching  Why doing the right thing does not always produce immediate rewards  How to remain faithful during seasons of delay  What it means to use your gifts before recognition comes  The difference between being forgotten by people and forgotten by God  How adversity can prepare someone for leadership  Why spiritual maturity matters when opportunity finally arrives  How Joseph moved from simply having a dream to becoming a problem solver and strategist  A key moment in Joseph’s story comes in Genesis 41:16, when he tells Pharaoh: “It is not in me: God shall give Pharaoh an answer of peace.” That moment reveals how much Joseph had matured. The dream remained, but the dreamer had changed. This episode is for anyone who feels betrayed, overlooked, delayed, falsely judged, or stuck in a season where their purpose seems far away. Sometimes the promotion looks sudden, but the preparation rarely is. Join us as we go Beyond the Pulpit for honest conversations, real stories, and Kingdom truth.   Welcome to the show If you believe in this mission and would like to support the podcast, become a sponsor, explore a partnership, or make a contribution, please visit: www.ehasinc.org Your support can help us continue telling stories that matter and turning conversations into real impact. Again, visit ehasinc.org to support Gospel Unfiltered or the broader mission of EHAS Inc. Thank you for believing in the work. Thank you for joining us for another powerful episode of Gospel Unfiltered. A special thank-you to our guest for sharing their time, wisdom, testimony, and perspective as we explored another powerful journey from the Bible and connected it to the challenges we face in everyday life. This is Gospel Unfiltered— Beyond the Pulpit. Honest Conversations. Real Stories. Kingdom Truth. God bless you. Support the show Thank you for listening to Gospel Unfiltered with Cornell Bunting. New episodes every Saturday. If this episode blessed you, follow the show and share it with someone who needs to hear it. Want to be a guest or share your story? Send us Fan Mail using the link at the top of these notes. Watch on YouTube: youtube.com/@CornellBunting Cornell also helps organizations, churches, and nonprofits tell their story. Book a consultation at cornellbunting.com.

Send us Fan Mail  In this episode of Gospel Unfiltered, host Cornell Bunting sits down with David N. Thompson, man of God and author of Who in the Hell Do I Think I Am, for a powerful conversation about identity, calling, fear, failure, obedience, and purpose through the life of Moses.  Moses’ story is one of the most relatable journeys in Scripture. He was born into danger, raised between two worlds, made serious mistakes, ran from his past, questioned his ability, and repeatedly asked God why he should be the one chosen for the assignment.  At the burning bush, Moses asked a question many of us have asked in one form or another:  “Who am I?”  This episode explores what happens when our past, insecurity, fear, or failure begins to speak louder than God’s calling.  Cornell and David discuss:   Moses’ struggle with identity  The meaning of the wilderness season  Why failure does not automatically cancel purpose  Moses’ excuses and fear of inadequacy  The importance of obedience even when you feel unqualified  Confronting the “Pharaohs” in our lives  Deliverance, transformation, and renewing the mind  Leadership, accountability, and the danger of carrying too much  The importance of mentorship and preparing the next generation  How faith helps us answer the question: Who am I really? The conversation also connects deeply with David N. Thompson’s book, Who in the Hell Do I Think I Am, and the ongoing struggle many people face in trying to understand who they are beyond their mistakes, labels, trauma, or past. This episode is for anyone who has ever felt overlooked, ashamed, afraid, unqualified, stuck in a wilderness season, or uncertain about their purpose. Sometimes God does not answer our insecurity by telling us how strong we are. Sometimes He answers by reminding us: “I will be with you.” Join us as we go Beyond the Pulpit for honest conversations, real stories, and Kingdom truth. Guest: David N. Thompson Host: Cornell Bunting Episode: Who Do You Think You Are? Moses, Identity, Calling, and the Courage to Obey God   Welcome to the show If you believe in this mission and would like to support the podcast, become a sponsor, explore a partnership, or make a contribution, please visit: www.ehasinc.org Your support can help us continue telling stories that matter and turning conversations into real impact. Again, visit ehasinc.org to support Gospel Unfiltered or the broader mission of EHAS Inc. Thank you for believing in the work. Thank you for joining us for another powerful episode of Gospel Unfiltered. A special thank-you to our guest for sharing their time, wisdom, testimony, and perspective as we explored another powerful journey from the Bible and connected it to the challenges we face in everyday life. This is Gospel Unfiltered— Beyond the Pulpit. Honest Conversations. Real Stories. Kingdom Truth. God bless you. Support the show Thank you for listening to Gospel Unfiltered with Cornell Bunting. New episodes every Saturday. If this episode blessed you, follow the show and share it with someone who needs to hear it. Want to be a guest or share your story? Send us Fan Mail using the link at the top of these notes. Watch on YouTube: youtube.com/@CornellBunting Cornell also helps organizations, churches, and nonprofits tell their story. Book a consultation at cornellbunting.com.

Send us Fan Mail In this powerful episode of Gospel Unfiltered, host Cornell Bunting takes a deeper look into the life of Abraham and the complicated events that unfolded within his household. Abraham was called by God, given an extraordinary promise, and told that through him nations would be blessed. Yet behind that promise was a family story filled with waiting, impatience, jealousy, rejection, faith, and difficult decisions. Cornell explores the relationships between Abraham, Sarah, Hagar, Ishmael, and Isaac, examining what happened when human beings tried to fulfill God’s promise on their own timeline. The episode looks at the birth of Ishmael, the arrival of Isaac, the tension over inheritance and identity, Hagar’s experience in the wilderness, and the powerful truth that God continued to see, hear, and care for those who were hurting. The conversation also addresses an important question often raised today: Can the story of Isaac and Ishmael help us understand conflict in the Middle East? Rather than reducing modern events to a simple biblical family dispute, Cornell separates biblical history from modern political history while examining why Abraham, Isaac, Ishmael, covenant, ancestry, and the land remain deeply significant within Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. Most importantly, this episode challenges listeners to consider the consequences of unresolved conflict, rejection, favoritism, generational pain, and inherited resentment. One of the most powerful moments in Abraham’s story comes at the end of his life, when Isaac and Ishmael come together to bury their father. Could that moment teach us something about reconciliation? Could people inherit a painful history without inheriting permanent hatred? And could God be calling this generation to become peacemakers in conflicts they did not personally create? This is more than a lesson about Abraham. It is a conversation about faith, family, identity, conflict, healing, and the responsibility we have to break destructive generational cycles. Join Cornell Bunting for Season 1, Episode 7 of Gospel Unfiltered: “Abraham’s House: Promise, Conflict, and the Generations That Followed.” Scriptures discussed include: Genesis 12, Genesis 15–17, Genesis 21, Genesis 25, Romans 4, Galatians 3, and Matthew 5:9. Gospel Unfiltered — where difficult conversations meet faith, truth, Scripture, and real life. Welcome to the show If you believe in this mission and would like to support the podcast, become a sponsor, explore a partnership, or make a contribution, please visit: www.ehasinc.org Your support can help us continue telling stories that matter and turning conversations into real impact. Again, visit ehasinc.org to support Gospel Unfiltered or the broader mission of EHAS Inc. Thank you for believing in the work. Thank you for joining us for another powerful episode of Gospel Unfiltered. A special thank-you to our guest for sharing their time, wisdom, testimony, and perspective as we explored another powerful journey from the Bible and connected it to the challenges we face in everyday life. This is Gospel Unfiltered— Beyond the Pulpit. Honest Conversations. Real Stories. Kingdom Truth. God bless you. Support the show Thank you for listening to Gospel Unfiltered with Cornell Bunting. New episodes every Saturday. If this episode blessed you, follow the show and share it with someone who needs to hear it. Want to be a guest or share your story? Send us Fan Mail using the link at the top of these notes. Watch on YouTube: youtube.com/@CornellBunting Cornell also helps organizations, churches, and nonprofits tell their story. Book a consultation at cornellbunting.com.

Send us Fan Mail In this episode of Gospel Unfiltered, host Cornell Bunting sits down with Pastor Patricia Bryan for an inspiring conversation about faith, courage, calling, leadership, healing, and service. Pastor Bryan shares her personal journey into ministry and reflects on what it means to remain faithful when the assignment requires courage, sacrifice, patience, and obedience. Together, they discuss the challenges and responsibilities women face in spiritual leadership, the importance of character and accountability, and how believers can continue serving without losing themselves in the process. The conversation also explores powerful women of the Bible, including Deborah, Esther, Ruth, Mary, Priscilla, and Lydia, and the lessons their lives teach about courage, surrender, perseverance, wisdom, mentorship, and Kingdom impact. This episode will also address:  Recognizing and responding to God’s calling  Women in ministry and biblical leadership  Overcoming rejection, fear, and opposition  Balancing family, ministry, and personal well-being  The importance of prayer, rest, and healthy boundaries  Healing from personal pain and church hurt  Mentoring and empowering the next generation of women  Turning faith into meaningful community service Whether you are walking in ministry, discovering your purpose, rebuilding after disappointment, or trying to find the courage to move forward, this conversation will remind you that God can use every part of your story. Join us as we go Beyond the Pulpit for honest conversations, real stories, and Kingdom truth. Welcome to the show If you believe in this mission and would like to support the podcast, become a sponsor, explore a partnership, or make a contribution, please visit: www.ehasinc.org Your support can help us continue telling stories that matter and turning conversations into real impact. Again, visit ehasinc.org to support Gospel Unfiltered or the broader mission of EHAS Inc. Thank you for believing in the work. Thank you for joining us for another powerful episode of Gospel Unfiltered. A special thank-you to our guest for sharing their time, wisdom, testimony, and perspective as we explored another powerful journey from the Bible and connected it to the challenges we face in everyday life. This is Gospel Unfiltered— Beyond the Pulpit. Honest Conversations. Real Stories. Kingdom Truth. God bless you. Support the show Thank you for listening to Gospel Unfiltered with Cornell Bunting. New episodes every Saturday. If this episode blessed you, follow the show and share it with someone who needs to hear it. Want to be a guest or share your story? Send us Fan Mail using the link at the top of these notes. Watch on YouTube: youtube.com/@CornellBunting Cornell also helps organizations, churches, and nonprofits tell their story. Book a consultation at cornellbunting.com.

Send us Fan Mail In Episode 5 of Gospel Unfiltered, host Cornell Bunting sits down with Overseer Gregory Ford for a timely and powerful conversation as he prepares to be ordained as Apostle Gregory Ford. This episode explores the journey from receiving a calling to carrying the responsibility of spiritual leadership. Overseer Ford shares insight into his personal faith journey, preparation for ministry, the meaning of apostolic leadership, and the importance of humility, accountability, service, and sound character. Together, Cornell and Overseer Ford discuss the difference between seeking a title and accepting an assignment, the weight of leadership, the role of mentorship, and the responsibility spiritual leaders have to strengthen churches, develop future leaders, serve families, and reach the wider community. The conversation also examines how leaders can remain grounded, protect their integrity, respond to correction, and continue serving faithfully through seasons of transition, pressure, and growth. This episode is especially meaningful for pastors, ministers, emerging leaders, and anyone seeking greater clarity about calling, preparation, ordination, and Kingdom responsibility. Guest: Overseer Gregory Ford Host: Cornell Bunting Topic: From Calling to Commission: Preparing for Apostolic Leadership Join us as we go Beyond the Pulpit for honest conversations, real stories, and Kingdom truth. New episodes of Gospel Unfiltered air every Friday. Welcome to the show If you believe in this mission and would like to support the podcast, become a sponsor, explore a partnership, or make a contribution, please visit: www.ehasinc.org Your support can help us continue telling stories that matter and turning conversations into real impact. Again, visit ehasinc.org to support Gospel Unfiltered or the broader mission of EHAS Inc. Thank you for believing in the work. Thank you for joining us for another powerful episode of Gospel Unfiltered. A special thank-you to our guest for sharing their time, wisdom, testimony, and perspective as we explored another powerful journey from the Bible and connected it to the challenges we face in everyday life. This is Gospel Unfiltered— Beyond the Pulpit. Honest Conversations. Real Stories. Kingdom Truth. God bless you. Support the show Thank you for listening to Gospel Unfiltered with Cornell Bunting. New episodes every Saturday. If this episode blessed you, follow the show and share it with someone who needs to hear it. Want to be a guest or share your story? Send us Fan Mail using the link at the top of these notes. Watch on YouTube: youtube.com/@CornellBunting Cornell also helps organizations, churches, and nonprofits tell their story. Book a consultation at cornellbunting.com.

Send us Fan Mail Faithful Through Every Season — Serving God, Strengthening Families, and Guiding the Next Generation In this episode of Gospel Unfiltered, host Cornell Bunting sits down with Elder Lee Ford for a meaningful conversation about what it takes to remain faithful through the changing seasons of life. Together, they discuss spiritual maturity, perseverance, family leadership, mentorship, integrity, service beyond the pulpit, and the responsibility experienced believers have to guide and encourage the next generation. Elder Lee Ford shares wisdom from his personal faith journey and reflects on the lessons that come through years of serving God, facing challenges, and remaining committed even when life does not unfold as expected. This episode also explores important questions such as: What does true faithfulness look like? How can believers remain consistent during difficult seasons? What role should elders and mature leaders play in mentoring young people? How can the church better strengthen families and serve the wider community? What does it mean to continue producing fruit in every stage of life? Using Scriptures including Ecclesiastes 3:1, 1 Corinthians 4:2, Isaiah 40:31, James 1:22, Psalm 145:4, Proverbs 27:17, Luke 16:10, and Psalm 92:14, this conversation reminds us that God can use every season, every lesson, and every part of our story for His purpose. Join us as we go Beyond the Pulpit for honest conversations, real stories, and Kingdom truth.  Welcome to the show If you believe in this mission and would like to support the podcast, become a sponsor, explore a partnership, or make a contribution, please visit: www.ehasinc.org Your support can help us continue telling stories that matter and turning conversations into real impact. Again, visit ehasinc.org to support Gospel Unfiltered or the broader mission of EHAS Inc. Thank you for believing in the work. Thank you for joining us for another powerful episode of Gospel Unfiltered. A special thank-you to our guest for sharing their time, wisdom, testimony, and perspective as we explored another powerful journey from the Bible and connected it to the challenges we face in everyday life. This is Gospel Unfiltered— Beyond the Pulpit. Honest Conversations. Real Stories. Kingdom Truth. God bless you. Support the show Thank you for listening to Gospel Unfiltered with Cornell Bunting. New episodes every Saturday. If this episode blessed you, follow the show and share it with someone who needs to hear it. Want to be a guest or share your story? Send us Fan Mail using the link at the top of these notes. Watch on YouTube: youtube.com/@CornellBunting Cornell also helps organizations, churches, and nonprofits tell their story. Book a consultation at cornellbunting.com.

Send us Fan Mail What does faith really look like when the church service is over?  In Episode 3 of Gospel Unfiltered, host Cornell Bunting sits down with Overseer Jimmy Washington for an honest conversation about what it truly means to live the Gospel beyond Sunday morning.  Together, they explore the importance of integrity, obedience, character, humility, service, and living consistently with the faith we profess. This episode challenges believers to examine whether their private lives reflect their public worship and whether their actions match the Word they hear.  Using Scriptures such as James 1:22, Matthew 5:16, Luke 16:10, 1 John 3:18, and Galatians 5:22–23, the conversation focuses on becoming doers of the Word, allowing the fruit of the Spirit to show in everyday life, and understanding that real faith is demonstrated through the choices we make when no one is applauding.  This is a conversation about authenticity, accountability, and putting faith into action.  Sunday may reveal what we profess, but Monday through Saturday reveals what we practice.  Join us as we go Beyond the Pulpit for honest conversations, real stories, and Kingdom truth.  Gospel Unfiltered — new episodes every Friday.  Welcome to the show If you believe in this mission and would like to support the podcast, become a sponsor, explore a partnership, or make a contribution, please visit: www.ehasinc.org Your support can help us continue telling stories that matter and turning conversations into real impact. Again, visit ehasinc.org to support Gospel Unfiltered or the broader mission of EHAS Inc. Thank you for believing in the work. Thank you for joining us for another powerful episode of Gospel Unfiltered. A special thank-you to our guest for sharing their time, wisdom, testimony, and perspective as we explored another powerful journey from the Bible and connected it to the challenges we face in everyday life. This is Gospel Unfiltered— Beyond the Pulpit. Honest Conversations. Real Stories. Kingdom Truth. God bless you. Support the show Thank you for listening to Gospel Unfiltered with Cornell Bunting. New episodes every Saturday. If this episode blessed you, follow the show and share it with someone who needs to hear it. Want to be a guest or share your story? Send us Fan Mail using the link at the top of these notes. Watch on YouTube: youtube.com/@CornellBunting Cornell also helps organizations, churches, and nonprofits tell their story. Book a consultation at cornellbunting.com.

Send us Fan Mail Your words can encourage, heal, inspire, and build—but they can also discourage, divide, and destroy. In this episode of Gospel Unfiltered, host Cornell Bunting explores the biblical importance of the words we speak over ourselves, our children, our relationships, our health, our purpose, and our future. This conversation examines what people really mean when they say, “Speak it into existence,” while making an important biblical distinction: believers are called to speak God’s truth, pray in faith, act in obedience, and trust God with the outcome. Through Scripture and personal reflection, Cornell discusses the power of the tongue, the danger of gossip, the importance of speaking life over young people, and why faith-filled words must always be supported by wisdom, preparation, responsibility, and action. This episode will challenge you to examine your daily language and ask: Are my words producing life, fear, faith, healing, or destruction? Join us as we go Beyond the Pulpit for honest conversations, real stories, and Kingdom truth. New episodes air every Friday. Welcome to the show If you believe in this mission and would like to support the podcast, become a sponsor, explore a partnership, or make a contribution, please visit: www.ehasinc.org Your support can help us continue telling stories that matter and turning conversations into real impact. Again, visit ehasinc.org to support Gospel Unfiltered or the broader mission of EHAS Inc. Thank you for believing in the work. Thank you for joining us for another powerful episode of Gospel Unfiltered. A special thank-you to our guest for sharing their time, wisdom, testimony, and perspective as we explored another powerful journey from the Bible and connected it to the challenges we face in everyday life. This is Gospel Unfiltered— Beyond the Pulpit. Honest Conversations. Real Stories. Kingdom Truth. God bless you. Support the show Thank you for listening to Gospel Unfiltered with Cornell Bunting. New episodes every Saturday. If this episode blessed you, follow the show and share it with someone who needs to hear it. Want to be a guest or share your story? Send us Fan Mail using the link at the top of these notes. Watch on YouTube: youtube.com/@CornellBunting Cornell also helps organizations, churches, and nonprofits tell their story. Book a consultation at cornellbunting.com.

Send us Fan Mail Gospel Unfiltered is a one-hour weekly podcast that goes beyond the pulpit to create space for honest conversations, real stories, and Kingdom truth. Hosted by author, motivational speaker, and community advocate Cornell Bunting, the show explores faith as it is lived—not only on Sunday mornings, but through life’s struggles, relationships, healing, leadership, purpose, family, and service.  Each episode features authentic conversations with pastors, ministry leaders, authors, entrepreneurs, community advocates, and everyday people whose testimonies reveal the power of God at work. No masks, no judgment, and no polished religious performances—just meaningful discussions about the victories, questions, failures, lessons, and faith journeys that shape us.  Listeners will be challenged to grow spiritually, confront difficult truths, strengthen their relationship with God, and turn their faith into action within their families and communities.  Gospel Unfiltered airs every Friday.  Beyond the Pulpit: Honest Conversations. Real Stories. Kingdom Truth.  Welcome to the show If you believe in this mission and would like to support the podcast, become a sponsor, explore a partnership, or make a contribution, please visit: www.ehasinc.org Your support can help us continue telling stories that matter and turning conversations into real impact. Again, visit ehasinc.org to support Gospel Unfiltered or the broader mission of EHAS Inc. Thank you for believing in the work. Thank you for joining us for another powerful episode of Gospel Unfiltered. A special thank-you to our guest for sharing their time, wisdom, testimony, and perspective as we explored another powerful journey from the Bible and connected it to the challenges we face in everyday life. This is Gospel Unfiltered— Beyond the Pulpit. Honest Conversations. Real Stories. Kingdom Truth. God bless you. Support the show Thank you for listening to Gospel Unfiltered with Cornell Bunting. New episodes every Saturday. If this episode blessed you, follow the show and share it with someone who needs to hear it. Want to be a guest or share your story? Send us Fan Mail using the link at the top of these notes. Watch on YouTube: youtube.com/@CornellBunting Cornell also helps organizations, churches, and nonprofits tell their story. Book a consultation at cornellbunting.com.

Send us Fan Mail On the latest episode of the Stories to Create Podcast, Cornell Bunting sits down with Victor Arias, a respected attorney with more than 27 years of legal experience serving Southwest Florida and a leader deeply committed to his clients and community. Fluent in both English and Spanish, Victor has built a reputation for delivering the level of excellence clients expect from a large law firm while providing the personalized attention and care of a community-focused practice. His bilingual ability has allowed him to serve a diverse population throughout Southwest Florida, including individuals and families from South America, Central America, Europe, and beyond. Throughout his career, Attorney Arias has focused his practice primarily in civil litigation and criminal defense while also representing clients in workers’ compensation, personal injury, employment law, criminal law, and Social Security disability matters. Victor earned his Juris Doctor degree from the State University of New York at Buffalo in 1990 and holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from Hamilton College in Clinton, New York. He also expanded his global perspective through studies at the Instituto Internacional in Madrid, Spain. His impact in business and the community has earned him recognition as Businessman of the Year by the Southwest Florida Hispanic Chamber of Commerce. Now, Victor is taking his commitment to service to another level as he runs for election to the United States House of Representatives to represent Florida’s 19th Congressional District. He has declared his candidacy for the Democratic primary scheduled for August 18, 2026. Tune in as Victor shares his remarkable journey—from law and leadership to public service—and the experiences that have shaped the path that brought him to this pivotal moment. Because here on the Stories to Create Podcast… We do not just tell stories… we create them. Support the show Thank you for listening to Gospel Unfiltered with Cornell Bunting. New episodes every Saturday. If this episode blessed you, follow the show and share it with someone who needs to hear it. Want to be a guest or share your story? Send us Fan Mail using the link at the top of these notes. Watch on YouTube: youtube.com/@CornellBunting Cornell also helps organizations, churches, and nonprofits tell their story. Book a consultation at cornellbunting.com.

Send us Fan Mail On this episode of the Stories to Create Podcast, Cornell Bunting sits down with Shalonda Washington — award-winning entrepreneur, transformation speaker, mindset coach, nonprofit leader, and respected businesswoman known throughout Southwest Florida as “The Permit Queen.” With more than 30 years of experience as the CEO and Founder of Reliable Permitting & BSS, Shalonda has built a reputation as a trusted expert in construction administration and building permitting, helping contractors, homeowners, realtors, investors, and business professionals navigate complex processes and achieve success. Beyond business, Shalonda is passionate about empowering others to rise above obstacles, unlock their full potential, and pursue purpose-driven lives. As a sought-after transformation speaker and mindset coach, she shares powerful insights across business, nonprofit leadership, women’s empowerment, and personal growth. In this inspiring conversation, Shalonda opens up about entrepreneurship, resilience, overcoming adversity, leadership, family, faith, and what it means to continue climbing while lifting others along the way. A proud wife of 31 years, mother of five, grandmother, and community leader, Shalonda also co-leads a nonprofit ministry alongside her husband, serving youth and families in the Immokalee community. Through her initiative, A Day With Sho, she continues creating spaces designed to elevate and empower women in business and leadership. Recognized for her impact through numerous awards and nominations and celebrated for her remarkable journey from challenge to achievement, Shalonda Washington reminds us that resilience, vision, and purpose can create extraordinary outcomes. This episode is filled with wisdom, inspiration, and practical insight for entrepreneurs, leaders, and anyone striving to build a life of impact. Because here on the Stories to Create Podcast… we do not just tell stories— We create them. Support the show Thank you for listening to Gospel Unfiltered with Cornell Bunting. New episodes every Saturday. If this episode blessed you, follow the show and share it with someone who needs to hear it. Want to be a guest or share your story? Send us Fan Mail using the link at the top of these notes. Watch on YouTube: youtube.com/@CornellBunting Cornell also helps organizations, churches, and nonprofits tell their story. Book a consultation at cornellbunting.com.