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  • Pulpit Sages Podcast with Guest Keith McKinnies, Bishop, Ministry Leader, Flint, MI
    • 5/21/26

    Pulpit Sages Podcast with Guest Keith McKinnies, Bishop, Ministry Leader, Flint, MI

    In this powerful and deeply personal episode of the UPCI SAGES Podcast, Bill Chapman sits down with longtime friend and Michigan District leader, Bishop Keith McKinnies, to discuss one of the greatest challenges he has faced in ministry and life—a below-the-knee amputation.

    Brother McKinnies shares his remarkable testimony of faith, peace, and perseverance as he faced a sudden medical crisis that changed his life. From the initial diagnosis to surgery, recovery, and the journey toward receiving a prosthetic leg, he speaks candidly about fear, faith, healing, and trusting God through uncertain seasons.

    This conversation is especially meaningful for senior adults, pastors, ministry leaders, and anyone facing a major health challenge. Through personal stories and biblical encouragement, Brother McKinnies reminds us that our calling does not end when difficulties arise. God continues to use His people regardless of the obstacles they face.

    In this episode:

    • Keith McKinnies' amputation and recovery journey

    • Finding peace in the middle of a life-changing diagnosis

    • Maintaining a positive attitude through adversity

    • The importance of faith, family, and church support

    • Learning patience during recovery

    • How God can continue to use you despite physical limitations

    • Encouragement for anyone facing serious health challenges

    Whether you are dealing with illness, disability, recovery, or simply need encouragement, this episode offers hope and practical wisdom from two ministers who understand the journey firsthand.

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  • Pulpit Sages Podcast with Guest Donald Martin. UPCI Sages Orchestra Director, Pastor in Tulsa, OK

    Pulpit Sages Podcast with Guest Donald Martin. UPCI Sages Orchestra Director, Pastor in Tulsa, OK

    Welcome to another episode of the UPCI SAGES Pulpit Sages Podcast with Bill Chapman! In this inspiring conversation, Bill Chapman sits down with longtime friend, pastor, educator, and ministry leader

    Donald Martin of Metro Pentecostal Church in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Brother Martin shares his incredible Apostolic heritage, ministry journey, years in Bible college leadership, pastoral experiences across the country, church planting efforts, and his passion for lifelong learning and Kingdom work

  • Pulpit Sages Broadcast with Guest Nate Haner, UPCI Sages Indiana District Director
    • 4/23/26

    Pulpit Sages Broadcast with Guest Nate Haner, UPCI Sages Indiana District Director

    Be inspired and encouraged through this powerful message designed to strengthen your faith and deepen your walk with God. Whether you're seeking wisdom, encouragement, or spiritual growth, this message speaks directly to the heart of every believer. In a world full of noise and uncertainty, God still calls us to live with purpose, passion, and unwavering faith. Take a moment to reflect, grow, and be renewed.

  • Pulpit Sages Podcast with Guests Ray & Judi Nichols, Retired Missionaries
    • 3/27/26

    Pulpit Sages Podcast with Guests Ray & Judi Nichols, Retired Missionaries

    Welcome to today’s episode of the Sages Podcast, hosted by Bill Chapman, where we sit down with seasoned members of the United Pentecostal Church to hear their stories, learn from their experiences, and discover how God is still using them in this stage of life. In this powerful conversation, longtime missionaries Ray and Judy Nichols share their incredible journey of faith, obedience, and ministry across Eastern Europe—including their years serving in Belarus, Poland, and Ukraine. From answering a seemingly impossible call to missions… to witnessing miracles, navigating political challenges, planting churches, mentoring leaders, and continuing ministry even after “retirement,” their testimony is both inspiring and deeply encouraging.