Tony Alamo, August 13, 2026

Tony Alamo with Tony Alamo World Wide Ministries Ep239 How To Have Gods Life Living In You Part 137: Born Again in the Spirit: Revelation 17, Spiritual Warfare, and the Blood of Jesus Pastor Tony Alamo presents Program 239 of How to Have God’s Life Living in You, Part 137, recounting his claimed conversion experience, warning against spiritual pride and propaganda, teaching from Revelation 17 and Romans 8, describing spiritual warfare against what he identifies as an Antichrist world system, remembering Susie Alamo, and calling listeners to salvation through Jesus Christ. A Claimed Conversion and Call to Preach This episode is identified as Program 239 of How to Have God’s Life Living in You, Part 137, with Pastor Tony Alamo as the primary speaker, Sharon reading scripture and providing closing information, and musical performances preserved as cues. The transcript notes that historical and political claims are retained as speaker claims rather than independently verified facts. Alamo begins by recounting what he describes as a sudden supernatural encounter with God while working in entertainment and promotion. He says he was commanded to tell those around him that Jesus Christ would return and that he initially resisted because he did not know the Bible or understand Christianity. Repentance, Propaganda, and the Last Days Alamo says he remembered the word “repent” from the film Elmer Gantry and began urging people in the room to repent. He contrasts his former career in promotion and advertising with what he came to regard as a divine assignment to promote the gospel. He interprets disasters, pestilence, social changes, and world events as signs of divine wrath and the last days. He also repeatedly uses the idea of propaganda to explain how people can be persuaded to reject scripture, accept sin, and oppose what he considers true Christianity. Spiritual Warfare and God Living Within Believers The sermon emphasizes that Christian warfare is not physical but spiritual. Alamo says believers who are born again have the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit living within them and therefore possess spiritual power through the Word of God. Drawing from biblical language about pulling down strongholds and bringing thoughts into obedience to Christ, he argues that Christians must oppose teachings, institutions, and cultural practices that contradict his interpretation of scripture. He connects this spiritual warfare to questions of creation, morality, government, abortion, sexuality, euthanasia, and war. Jesus Christ, Sin, and the Blood of Salvation Alamo teaches that Jesus is the only means by which sin can be removed from the soul. He describes Christ as God in the flesh, emphasizes His willing death on the cross, and says His blood is the only spiritual cleansing capable of preparing a person for heaven. He contrasts the Kingdom of Heaven with hell and repeatedly urges listeners to become born again. He also identifies fulfilled biblical prophecy, Christ’s suffering, betrayal, crucifixion, and resurrection as central evidence for his message. Revelation 17 and Alamo’s Antichrist Interpretation A major portion of the sermon is devoted to Alamo’s interpretation of Revelation 17. As Sharon reads the passage about the woman seated on the scarlet beast, Alamo identifies the woman, Mystery Babylon, and the “great whore” with the Roman Catholic Church and identifies the beast with world government. He connects the imagery of seven hills, scarlet and purple clothing, gold, political rulers, and spiritual fornication to Rome and the Vatican. These are Alamo’s theological and conspiratorial interpretations and are not presented in the transcript as independently established conclusions. Susie Alamo, Music, and Ministry Memory Alamo pauses to remember his late wife, Susie Alamo, whom he describes as exceptionally intelligent, godly, and important to the ministry. He recalls recording with J.D. Sumner and the Stamps Quartet and introduces Susie’s performance of “His Robe of Calvary.” Following the music cue, he returns to his argument that institutions first use propaganda to discredit the Bible and influence public opinion before persecuting believers. The sermon also includes anecdotes involving entertainment figures, publishing, media, politics, and his own claimed experiences of betrayal and imprisonment. Romans 8, Salvation Prayer, The closing portion connects Alamo’s message with Romans 8, particularly the teaching that there is no condemnation for those who walk according to the Spirit. He says salvation requires accepting Jesus Christ and the complete Word of God, then leads listeners in a prayer confessing sin, affirming Christ’s death and resurrection, and inviting Jesus into the heart. Sharon provides four ways to obtain a free copy of Program 239. Alamo ends by encouraging believers that the Lord will stand with them when life becomes difficult and introduces the closing song “Stand By Me.”