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And I know I was going to get healed tonight, but when Pastor Jonathan came and just laid hands on me, I just felt the Holy Spirit come in me and I just felt everything just like everything just went away. I wasn't like, no pain, no nothing. Like, I could move my knees now. I could move my neck without even hurting, like, no pain no more. We are raising up a family in this church. We're raising up a family in Pittsburgh. We're raising up a family in Texas that don't just know about God. They know God. They've handled his power. They've seen his power flow through him. You're coming out of here today carrying fresh fire, fresh anointing, never to take another backward step. Somebody shout hallelujah. How many of you saw when I was in Nigeria at that stadium crusade, Matthew Ash Maloa was preaching. He's 75 years old. He told a story that had me in tears on the platform. And he wasn't even telling it sad, he was telling it happy because he knew the ending. But I thought, wow, I wasn't crying because of what happened to him. I was crying because of the realization of how great God is. He said, during the Biafran war, that's what Nigeria was in the 60s, Biafra, there was a war. He said, my father went to fight in the war. I was five. My father walked me at five years old to the lady at the food market and said, I'm going to war. My son's going to come here once a day. Please feed him once a day. He said, I came there. And after a week, when I came, the lady said, don't come here anymore. We don't even have enough food for us. We don't know your dad and we don't know you. Go find food. He should have been another bloated belly, starving African child that passed away from starvation in his childhood. But 70 years later, he was in a soccer Stadium passing out food to the whole stadium, paying for surgeries. God will take the lowest people. He deliberately chooses things that the world calls foolish and sees as nothing at all. When you saw that kid at 5 years old, bare chested and hungry, you'd have said, if anybody's not going to change the world, it's him. But when you put your hand in the nail scarred hand of Jesus, God will take you over from where you are now to where he has you to be. If you believe it. Can you shout, I receive it. Let me see the rest of the feeding story. Then Jesus took the loaves and gave thanks to God. Just in case you're in a deficit right now of praise, I got. I. I got a text this morning on. On Instagram. My, my. My husband volunteered his security in Houston, not here in Dallas. And he hasn't been paid yet. First of all, say that sentence again to yourself slowly. My husband volunteered and hasn't been paid yet. Seven in the morning. I wrote the lady back. I said, the event ended yesterday. First of all, I don't know anything about it. I'm just on Instagram to post a story. Excuse me. My husband hasn't been paid for helping out. I said, you realize it's 7am on Sunday. The event ended 5pm yesterday. I said, you'll be. I'll make sure he's paid Tuesday. Please don't ever volunteer again. And then with emoji, praying hands, please. How are you up at 7 on Sunday wanting money for what you did? Thank God. How many are thankful your parents raised you with something called class. Instead of leaving the first two letters off, Try to have a little class. So some people are doing unthankful. No, she wrote back. Friend, what's your. I don't want to get off track. Why is your wife doing your business for you as a grown. He just felt like he was forgotten. You are forgotten. You can be sure I forgot you. I actually blocked you after it was done. You're free. I can't stand being around complainers. And no one ever says I'm a complainer. They find creative ways to complain. My husband feels like I was forgotten about. No, you're cranky because you stayed up all night doing security. Have a nap and a Twix bar and a Coca Cola. Get your blood sugar back up and everything's going to be all right. Some people wonder why they need breakthrough. It's because they've never thanked God for anything that they've done. But in case we're in a deficit Today, we're going to take 30 seconds. Lift up holy hands unto God. Begin to open up your mouth. Wait, not. Not quite yet, but. But, Jonathan, I don't have it now. No one would say that here, I'm sure, Jonathan, I don't really have anything to thank God for. Oh, are we having this conversation in the intensive care unit? Are we having this conversation with you on life support? Are you laying drooling on yourself from a fentanyl overdose on a sidewalk in downtown Dallas or downtown Houston or downtown Pittsburgh? No. You've got clothes on. You've got shoes on. I'm going to tell you something. I'm glad I came in to the teaching and the revelation that I've come into, but I'm glad that my foundation was the Pentecostal Holiness movement, because they were simple people, and that's how I am at heart. My grandfather would lead a song almost every offering time. I've got shoes on my feet I've got plenty to eat and a home in heaven by and by Friends and loved ones on that shore where we'll meet to part no more in that home the office. God, brother. You got clothes on, you got shoes on. You got a vehicle out there. You got a house with heat. It's time to lift up our hands on this Sunday and give thanks and praise to God. You blessed me. You've kept me alive. I'm out of the hospital. Thank you for breath in my lungs. Thank you for health in my body. If you receive that today, lift up your hands and just begin to take them out of your mouth. I bless the Lord at all times. Somebody say it out loud. Thank you, Jesus. Thank you, Jesus. Thank you for eyes that see. Thank you for ears that hear. My wife preached and posted something on Instagram that gained a lot of traction and then it go viral. It went like bacterial. She said, the things you're complaining about today, you were believing for yesterday. This house, the pipes, you didn't have a house. You didn't have pipes. How about God just takes away everything you complain about? God sent vipers in the Old Testament to deal with people that complained. He doesn't do that in the New Covenant, but he still feels the same way about the complaining. So when we take this first day called Sunday and we go into to God's house, even though it's cold or snowy, you know what you're doing? You're telling God, I haven't forgotten that you are the giver of every perfect gift. You're the healer of my body. I'M alive. I have a home. I have a place to lay down at night. I don't take it for granted. I honor you. And when the praises go up, the blessing comes back down. Hallelujah. I'm looking at the most blessed people in all of Texas. Looking at the most blessed people in all of Pittsburgh. I'll tell you again, get ready for the best year that you've ever had. If you receive it, clap your hands and give God a mighty shout. Somebody shout, hallelujah. Let me see how it finishes. John 6 Then Jesus took the loaf and gave thanks to God and distributed them to the people. Afterward, he did the same with the fish, and they all ate as much as they want. Hallelujah. Somebody say plenty for everybody. My wife has people over our house Sunday night in Pittsburgh, and I hadn't been home many Sunday nights. So when I found out they were going over, people were bringing their kids. It was a decent amount of people. And I ordered without telling my wife because I'm from the 80s where guys did stuff without telling their wife. You could actually lead your house and stuff. I went on Uber Eats and bought like $1,100 worth of steaks, sandwiches, pizzas, cupcakes, cakes, pies. I had so many desserts out, it looked like I worked for a diabetic supply company looking to make money on the side. One driver came after another driver dropping off food, and I took it all out and stacked it up on the little island on the kitchen. Then all around the counter, my wife said, jonathan, what are you doing? She said, there's only about 13 people coming over, maybe 17. This is feed 80 people. I said, I remember when I was a little kid, every once in a while a rich person would invite me, my mom and dad and my sister over our house. I remember one time we went to these people's homes around Pittsburgh and my dad tried to give us a little class like I was talking about. He said, now when we go in here, don't say stuff like, wow, this is the biggest house I've ever been in. He gives like a list of things not to say. We all shook our heads and then the second we walked through the entryway, you could it. All the training went out the way. You live here. Oh my. I said, I still remember being 8 years old, 9 years old, and being in a place like that where it's like you didn't feel any pressure, like you could tell you could eat all you want. When they asked you if you wanted more Dr. Pepper, they meant it there's no finish that. You'll get a little more like you're at a FEMA detention camp. I remember there being tons of food. Eat what you want, all that stuff. And I remember how good that felt. And I said, now that the Lord's helped me out a little bit, I want to do that now. These weren't poor people coming. I just wanted to be. And then, sure enough, now everybody's over all the time. And they tell me our kids love coming here. That's right. I want them to love coming here. That's how Jesus was. It was the stingy disciples that said, you need to send this crowd home or they're going to want you to feed them. Jesus said, you feed them, we'll feed them. We don't. It would be several days wages to feed a crowd like this. But he said it to test them because he already knew what he would do. Then the gift of faith must have jumped on the other disciple a little bit, Andrew. And he said, well, we do have five loaves and two fish. See, faith will start getting you focused on what's already in your hand. Because when you have something in your hand, that's not enough, but you combine it with faith in God and the God behind the faith. What isn't enough becomes more than enough. Hallelujah. I'm watching this church grow. I'm watching the crowds when I'm not here, be the crowds that used to be here if I was in town. It's multiplying. Houston's multiplying. Pittsburgh's multiplying. Hallelujah. Don't ever let the devil get you focused on where you're at now, because where you're at now is not going to be where you stay. I'm not blowing smoke today. I'm telling every man in the sound of my voice, get ready for the best 12 and a half months that you've ever had. I'm telling every woman in the sound of my voice, get ready for the best year you've ever had, telling all the black people you're gonna be the richest black people in the state of Texas, whether the devil likes it or not. I'm telling all the Hispanics, you're gonna be the richest Hispanics in the state of Texas, whether the devil likes it or not. Get ready for the best year that you've ever had. I'm not gonna keep bringing it up. I didn't have much to do with it. We gave that car away. We gave those toys away. And you know what? You know What I like about that, just beyond even the giving of it, I like that it's assigned to the people. I told them that in Houston when I was preaching. I said, how many of you have never had anybody help you in life, lift their hands? How many had people that were supposed to help you that didn't help you? You know, when I was preaching in Hobbs, they did a Thanksgiving giveaway, and the grand prize was a scooter, a motor scooter for a kid. The kid that won it, when he took it home, his dad took it and sold it for drugs. So some people have never had anybody help them. But I got good news. It only takes one person in a family to say, I'm putting a stop to that crap. I'm gonna be a man of God. Every battle that I had to fight growing up, my children aren't gonna fight those battles. I'm clearing out my alcohol cabinet. I'm clearing out my weed drawer. I'm gonna serve the Lord with an undying passion. And my house is. Is going to be a house where the gift of faith flows. That's what you're doing today. I said, that's what you're doing today. Every battle that you had to fight growing up, your children will never fight those battles. Because today you're laying hold to the gift of faith. Can you say amen? Let me see the rest of the story. Gave thanks to God. Everybody ate until full. I mean, pick a verse. I'll stay with whatever you put up. And everyone ate until full. And Jesus told his disciples, now gather the leftovers so that nothing's wasted. So they picked up the pieces and filled 12 baskets with scraps left by the people. Everybody say, more than enough. Hallelujah. I said hallelujah. Somebody say it out loud. The Lord is good and his mercy endures forever. I don't have to tell you because most of you go to church here. It's very hard for me to talk about blessing and finances and stop talking about blessing and finances because I was a mozzarella stick connoisseur, eating freezer burned mozzarella sticks. But I never noticed. I never noticed till 10 years went by. I was happy to be serving the Lord. If you won't let the devil take your joy, then he can't take anything else either. Happy are the people whose God is the Lord. That's what the gospel does. I said, that's what the gospel does. I love doing those inner city crusades and having thousands of people like this. And then after 3 scriptures, 5 scriptures, 7 scriptures start going like this. Then after 10 scriptures, 12 scriptures, then when they come to the altar, start jumping and smiling. Because the gospel was. Wipes away tears. The Gospel. Hey. The gospel wipes away tears. The gospel fills you with joy, unspeakable and full of glory. That baptism of joy is coming on you today.
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Everyone. My name is Holland Corsy. Last year, I came to the meetings with Jonathan Shlesworth in Tulsa, Oklahoma. I didn't know anything about him. I just heard that he was giving away tuitions. So I was like, you know what? I'll go. I got an absolute breakthrough the first night, and then I ended up going the Thursday and Friday as well. And on Friday, he was going through the whole message. It was absolutely amazing. And I felt fired up. At the end, he felt like he was supposed to do prayer. And he said, if you have one need, put your hand right where that need is. And so I put it on my knee because I had a knee injury years ago. And I was like, that'll be fine. But I knew I was supposed to put it on my head because that would cover everything, because that's what he said. If you have more than one knee, put it on your head. So I just kind of kept ignoring it, and I finally, like. It was so strong that I needed to put my hand on my head.
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All of a sudden, I felt blood, like. Like. Like literal fire going through my blood, down my body. And then while he was praying, he stopped, and he said, I don't know who this is for, but somebody in here can't hold down food, and he can't eat certain type of food, but you're healed in Jesus name. And immediately I felt like fire, like, hit my stomach, and I, like, bit over. And my friend beside me was like, what is going on? Like, he was really like, okay, what's going on? And immediately I just felt healing and strengthening my body. But a year and a half before that, I got Lyme's disease. And I had it for, like, that whole time. And it was. It was a pain in the rump, I will say, but completely left my body. It's not. There's not a trace of it in my blood. I got it tested, and then right after that, I just was thanking God. Thanking God for my healing, thanking him and thanking him. And then he gave his message about your offering and what you get, he'll give to you even more. And so I felt like I was supposed to give $20. So I did. And I almost wrote, like, on it like this is out of faith. But I just gave it and I was just, you know what, Lord, I know you'll provide. And we get through the scholarships. And then I ended up winning the scholarship. So not only did I get my physical healing, but I got my financial healing as well and spiritually strengthened that entire week. So it was absolutely incredible meeting. And I encourage you to go if you're thinking about it, because miracles happen and I'm a living proof of that.
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Hallelujah. Everybody say, I'm going somewhere. So this would be what I would call the gift of faith. What is the gift of faith? From scripture and definitions from great men of God. Galatians 2:20. King James, if you will. Crucified with Christ. Every time you get ready to say I struggle with blank sin, alcoholism, depression, say that instead. I'm crucified with Christ. Nevertheless, I live yet not I, but Christ liveth in me. And the life which I now live in the flesh, I live by the faith of the Son of God loved me and gave himself for me. Keep that there. I live in the life I now live in the flesh. I live by the faith, not with faith in the Son of God, by the faith that Jesus has, which tells you, put Mark 11:22 up. Then Jesus looked at the disciples and said to them, have faith. Say those last four words nice and loud one more time, even louder. And many of you are taught well enough to know, and it's an absolute fact in the original language that have faith in God means have the God kind of faith. Can you say amen? Have the God kind of faith. Have God's faith. And then Paul said it like this. The life I live in the flesh, I live by the faith of the Son of God. I would define the gift of faith, that there's a way to step in to the faith that God has. And then I'll quote some guys that obviously sought the same way. Smith Wigglesworth the gift of faith is the faith of God operating through a man, God thinking his thoughts. Hallelujah. I'm going to try to keep it together. And speaking his words through lips of clay. I wrote it's a moment of divine takeover where God's own faith is injected into a person for a specific assignment. Kenneth Hagin It's a supernatural surge of confidence from the Holy Spirit which rises within a person, causing them to believe for the impossible. Lester Sumrall the gift of faith is when God. This is a great one. Did anyone know where that alliance private airport is in Fort Worth? There was a C130 military plane. Anybody in the military know enough about the military to know what a C130 transport plane is? Lester Sumrall said, these guys that I'm reading. Lester Sumrall was in Jerusalem praying on his balcony. And he kept hearing a word while he was praying in tongues. Anybody getting anything out of this Hercules? Hercules and Lester Somerset? I was confused. Why? As I was praying in tongues, the Holy Spirit was giving me the name of a false Greek God. Well, there was no chatgpt back then, and there was no Internet back then. So he wrote down Hercules, went to the library, Dewey decimal system, all that useless stuff we learned in school now, and looked it up, and he found that a Hercules was a C130 military airport craft. It's those ones they load tanks onto the back, like the hatch drops down. I mean, you can load a ton of stuff. I think it's the biggest cargo plane that you can get. And the Lord said, get that plane. The Soviet Union's going to collapse soon. And when you get that plane and fill it with food and take it to the people, the governments will let you in and you'll be the first person to preach the gospel to the Russians in over a hundred years. Well, little problem. If you're Elon Musk and you're worth a trillion dollars, can you buy an F16? No. Can you buy an Apache attack helicopter? Can a private citizen buy US military equipment? No. I mean, if you're Tim Walls, you can take the blueprints and send them to China, but you can't buy it. Sorry, I didn't know Tim Walls family was here. My bad. A private citizen can't buy military equipment because you can take that equipment then and you could give it to the Chinese or whoever, and they'd reverse engineer it so they won't sell it to you. Well, Lester Sumrall had something called the gift of faith. And sometimes the reason God will use you when you're not qualified is you don't know enough to get worried about anything. All the experts will come out of the woodwork. No, actually, actually, Brother Sumrall, I know the Lord spoke that to you, but you, you can't buy that because it belongs to the military. Let me tell you what Lester Sumrall did, and it'll help you to understand faith. Lester Sumrall had. Now that I'm bringing that up, because I landed there last night and there was one of those military planes. It is enormous. The Falcon 900 that we fly is not A small plane. It might fit inside that plane. The wings are enormous. It is a massive plane. It could not fit in any of the buildings at Alliance Airfield. I mean, it won't even come close. It's high, it's wide, it's fat. It is a huge plane. So I was telling the people on the tarmac, I must have been still, like, had something on me from the crusade, because the guys were unloading the bags and I stuff. And I said, you see that plane over there? There's an old pastor that's in heaven now named Lester Sumrall. He had one decommissioned from the military and got permission from the Senate to buy it. It went like this. Kept loading the thing. So I called my. A couple of our co workers with us and I said, I told them the same thing. I was just looking at it. That's insane. Yeah, I read about that in the book. I can't. Can't imagine getting that plane. Where do you get a pilot to fly one? You know, anybody's going to be active military. It's impossible. It is literally impossible. Let me tell you what brother Sumrall did. He not only scheduled a senate hearing. How do you schedule a senate hearing? What is it, on yelp? Open table. He scheduled a senate hearing to meet with the US Government to tell them, you need to declassify one and give it to me. And while he was doing it, he had the largest airplane hangar in South Bend, Indiana, constructed at the airfield to hold the plane. See, faith acts with the end in mind. One lady came in a wheelchair to get prayed for by brother Schambach. He said, where are your shoes? She's oh. He said, come back tomorrow when you got some shoes. Came back with high heels, laid hands on her. She jumped out of the chair and put her high heels on and went off. Faith brings the shoes. Can you say amen? And faith builds the hangar before you have the plane. Lester Sumrall wrote in his book Pioneers of Faith. I was the laughing stock of South Bend, Indiana. I had the largest airplane hangar, and when people asked me what I was building it for, I told them a C130. And they'd laugh and say, you can't get one of those. You'll never get one of those. But he went to the senate hearing. The guy was powerful. They said, what are you looking to do? He told them, why do you want that plane? Because Jesus told me to get one. I think if you speak a certain way, people just think you're nuts and give you what you want. Jesus Told me to get one because the Soviet Union's going to collapse. See the gift of faith. Smith Wigglesworth said this. The gift of faith always knows what God's going to do ahead of time. Hallelujah. So he's prophesied to the US Senate the Soviet Union's going to shortly collapse. And when it does, we'll have a plane full of food to bring there and preach the gospel. Everybody was laughing. You know when you start to do something big for God, people will come out of the woodwork to laugh at you. And God will let them all come and laugh because he prepares a table for you in the presence of your enemies. So once the table's nice and full of mockers telling you how you're unqualified, you don't have enough help, you're too black, you're too white, you're too Hispanic, they'll give you a million reasons why. God will let them all run their mouths. And by the time he's done, all those same people are going to have to lift up their hands and say, you serve a great God. You serve El Shaddai. You serve the the God that makes the tongue tied talk. You serve the God that makes the blind see. You serve the God that parts the Red Sea. You serve the God that when you put your faith in Him, Nothing is impossible. I said nothing is impossible to those that believe. I tell you a third time today. Get ready for the best 12 and a half months. If you believe it, shout, I receive it. They declassified the plane, parked it in that hangar. Then Kellogg's found out what he was going to do, donated like something like a million boxes of corn flakes and other products. Then other companies, General Mills found out what he was doing. All these companies filled it with food. And when the Soviet Union collapsed, he flew that plane over there. The whole stadium was packed. The whole ground of the stadium was packed. Because before the Soviet Union the czars were in charge and they wouldn't let anybody come and preach. So nobody had heard the gospel for a hundred years. But that day a stadium heard, he said it started to pour rain and not one person moved or opened an umbrella. They hadn't been able to hear about the Bible in a hundred years and the whole country wanted to hear it. And today Russia has a strong growing church because somebody believed that they won't see people say stuff like that. They won't sell that plane to people. I don't need them to sell it to people, just me. They won't do that. For somebody. I don't even do it for somebody. Just me. And I'm telling you, when you get this thing on you, the gift of faith, people start getting troubled on your behalf. They start seeing something in you that they want to help you make it happen. I prophesied every person sitting in church today. I prophesied every person that drove through the snowy roads of Pittsburgh and you're in God's house. God's gonna send you help. God's qualifying you right now. And God's opening the windows of heaven and pouring out a blessing that's so great you won't have room enough to take it all in. If you believe that with me, do what you're already doing. Take 30 seconds. Clap your hands all ye people. People shout unto God. My favorite thing about Shipt since I signed up for target circle 360. No price markups when I order same day delivery from tons of local stores. Only a handful of alcohol retailers and items don't count. I won't lie, I've had too much fun being like markups on groceries not in my fridge. Markups on pet food not for my dog. Markups on tools, electronics, home goods, meds. Not in my house. Anyway. It's awesome. Order now@shipt.com360 Terms apply forget everything you.
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Episode: Jonathan Shuttlesworth - January 25th, 2026
Host: Jonathan Shuttlesworth
Guest: Holland Corsy (testimony)
Date: January 25, 2026
This episode of Real America’s Voice features Jonathan Shuttlesworth sharing a passionately faith-driven sermon centering on the theme of gratitude, the transformative power of faith—especially the “gift of faith”—and encouragement for listeners to expect abundance and breakthrough in their lives. The episode also includes a powerful testimony from Holland Corsy, illustrating tangible miracles and blessings as a result of faith and giving.
Tone: Energetic, motivational, occasionally humorous, direct, and packed with anecdotal illustrations rooted in Christian teaching.
Testimony by Holland Corsy
On Thanksgiving:
“The things you’re complaining about today, you were believing for yesterday. This house, the pipes—you didn’t have a house, you didn’t have pipes.”
— Jonathan Shuttlesworth (12:50)
On Stepping Out in Faith:
“Faith brings the shoes. And faith builds the hangar before you have the plane.”
— Jonathan Shuttlesworth (23:56)
On God’s Transformative Power:
“When you put your hand in the nail-scarred hand of Jesus, God will take you over from where you are now to where he has you to be.”
— Jonathan Shuttlesworth (04:50)
On Breaking Generational Cycles:
“It only takes one person in a family to say, ‘I’m putting a stop to that crap. I’m gonna be a man of God.’”
— Jonathan Shuttlesworth (18:00)
On Miracles:
“Miracles happen and I’m living proof of that.”
— Holland Corsy (20:00)
Prophetic Declaration:
“Get ready for the best 12 and a half months that you’ve ever had.”
— Jonathan Shuttlesworth (29:27)
This episode delivers an inspiring and practical message intertwining personal narrative, powerful testimony, scriptural teaching, and memorable illustrations. Jonathan Shuttlesworth calls listeners to a posture of thankfulness, urges them to expect more from God through the “gift of faith,” and affirms that both spiritual and material breakthroughs are accessible to anyone who believes and acts in faith.
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