In this deeply personal and power-filled episode of Cat81 Radio, your host sits down with Robert “Taco” McAllister, a man whose remarkable journey spans continents, undersea vessels, the firehouse and ultimately into full-time service of the Lord.

Born in Mexico as a sickly infant, Taco’s life could have taken one path—but through the love of an extraordinary mother and relocation across the United States, his story was set on another.

He went on to enlist in the U.S. Navy, serving aboard submarines. Later, he answered another call—joining the fire service for 31 years—entering the kind of brotherhood you know well.

But perhaps most gripping is his spiritual transformation: from a young man facing the adversities of life, to one who now anchors his identity in Christ and uses his story as a testament of faith and redemption.

Highlights for listeners:

• The adoption journey and how early frailty shaped his character.
• Transitioning from military discipline (in the silent, confined world of a submarine) to the chaos and courage of a firehouse.
• How service, sacrifice and faith intersected in his career and now in his walk with Christ.
• Practical take-aways for listeners: surviving hardship, embracing purpose, and finding hope when life is under pressure.
• Insights for men in service, first-responders, or anyone grappling with life’s heavy load—and how faith can be the anchor.

As Jaggy and Tedi, the studio cats purr in the background, this show offers both inspiration and solid ground.

In this powerful message, Tony Evans teaches that believers are not meant to live powerless, overwhelmed lives. God has given His children spiritual authority—the right and the responsibility—to stand against obstacles, adversity, and impossibilities through His power.

Evans explains that this authority is rooted in our identity in Christ. Because Jesus has conquered sin, death, and the enemy, we share in His victory. When we align our lives under God’s rule and speak His Word in faith, mountains begin to move, circumstances shift, and breakthroughs occur.

He emphasizes that authority is activated by obedience, prayer, and believing that God truly meant what He said. When believers operate under divine authority, the impossible becomes possible—not by human strength, but by the power of the One who rules heaven and earth.

A motivating reminder that you are not helpless—you have Kingdom authority to confront, overcome, and move what stands in your way.

Jag, Tedi, and I are so glad you tuned in today!

In this powerful message, Pastor Jentezen Franklin teaches that faith is not built overnight—it’s developed through consistent obedience, testing, and trust in God’s Word. He compares faith to a building’s foundation: invisible but essential. When storms hit, only those whose faith is anchored deeply in God’s truth can stand firm. Franklin reminds believers that spiritual strength is cultivated by prayer, fasting, and immersing oneself in Scripture, not by convenience or comfort.

He emphasizes that God often allows pressure to reveal the strength—or weakness—of our foundation. Challenges expose whether we’ve built our lives on fleeting emotions or on the unshakable promises of Christ. By choosing daily discipline over spiritual laziness, believers reinforce their faith, enabling them to endure trials and remain unmovable. Franklin concludes with an encouraging call to action: to rebuild, repair, and reinforce our spiritual foundation so that no matter what comes, our faith will stand strong, secure, and unwavering in the Lord.

Jag, Tedi, and I thank you for listening!

In this powerful and eye-opening interview, Pastor Vlad Savchuk sits down with world-renowned exorcist and deliverance minister Bob Larson, who has conducted over 50,000 documented exorcisms across the globe. Together, they explore the reality of spiritual warfare, demonic possession, and the authority believers have through Jesus Christ to overcome darkness.

Bob Larson recounts key moments from his decades-long ministry — from confronting the demonic face-to-face to witnessing the power of the Holy Spirit set people free. He emphasizes that deliverance is not about theatrics or fear, but about understanding the spiritual roots of bondage and applying biblical truth, repentance, and faith.

Vlad and Bob discuss the misconceptions surrounding exorcism, the difference between demonic influence and possession, and the importance of maintaining spiritual discipline through prayer, Scripture, and obedience. The conversation also highlights Larson’s insights into how demons gain access, why some believers still need deliverance, and how churches can better equip themselves for spiritual battles.

The interview is both educational and faith-building, offering viewers a rare glimpse into the methods and mindset of the world’s most experienced exorcist. Ultimately, it reinforces the central message that Christ’s power is supreme, and every believer has authority to walk in freedom and help others do the same.

In The Believer’s Authority, Part 2, Kenneth Hagin continues to reveal the spiritual power every believer possesses through Christ. He emphasizes that authority over Satan and demonic forces isn’t something to be earned or requested — it’s already granted through Jesus’ victory at the cross and His resurrection. Hagin explains that too many Christians live in defeat because they fail to exercise this God-given authority, instead waiting for God to act when He has already delegated that responsibility to His Church.

Drawing from Ephesians 1:19–23 and 2:6, he illustrates that believers are seated with Christ in heavenly places, sharing in His authority. Hagin urges Christians to renew their minds to this truth, speak the Word with confidence, and resist the enemy from a position of dominion rather than fear. He recounts personal experiences where taking spiritual authority — through the name of Jesus — brought breakthrough and deliverance.

The core message: Satan has already been defeated, and believers must act on that truth by enforcing Christ’s victory in their daily lives. Hagin challenges listeners to move from passive prayer to commanding faith, walking boldly in the authority that belongs to every child of God.

Jaggy, Tedi, Rocky, and I thank you so much for tuning in and SHARING!

In How to Be Led by the Spirit, Kenneth E. Hagin teaches that every believer has the ability to hear God’s voice and be guided by the Holy Spirit in every area of life. He explains that divine direction is not limited to a select few—it is a birthright of all who are born again. God’s primary method of guidance, Hagin reveals, is through the inward witness—a gentle prompting or peace within the believer’s heart that aligns with Scripture.

He distinguishes between the inward witness, the inward voice (the voice of our own spirit enlightened by the Holy Spirit), and the voice of the Holy Spirit Himself, which may come more distinctly for specific purposes. Hagin stresses that spiritual sensitivity must be developed through consistent prayer, study of the Word, and obedience to God’s promptings.

The key, he says, is learning to quiet the mind and listen to the Spirit rather than emotions, logic, or external circumstances. As believers mature in this walk, they become more confident and steady in following God’s direction.

The message concludes with the assurance that the Holy Spirit is a faithful guide—leading God’s children into truth, safety, and divine purpose—if they will simply learn to trust and follow His inner leading day by day.

This is Allan, along with Jaggy and Tedi, thanking you for tuning in to Cat81 Radio — where faith meets encouragement, and every heart finds hope.

In “Don’t Be Afraid of Pressure – Part Two,” Creflo Dollar continues teaching that pressure is not the enemy—it’s often the pathway to promotion. He explains that God uses life’s challenges to refine our faith, shape our character, and prove His power through us. Instead of running from pressure, believers are called to face it with confidence, knowing that the presence of pressure means something valuable is being produced.

Dr. Dollar emphasizes that pressure exposes what we truly believe. When our trust is rooted in God’s Word rather than in circumstances, pressure cannot crush us—it strengthens us. He draws parallels to the olive, which must be pressed to release its oil, reminding listeners that spiritual “anointing” often flows through seasons of great testing.

He also warns against allowing fear, doubt, or complaining to undermine what God is doing during those seasons. Instead, we must respond with praise, patience, and unwavering faith.

The message concludes with encouragement that when we endure pressure with the right attitude, God not only brings us through it but also elevates us because of it. What was meant to break us becomes the very thing that blesses us—and through it all, God’s glory is revealed.

Jaggy, Tedi, and I want to thank you for tuning in to Cat81 Radio — inspiring faith and encouragement worldwide. Until next time, stay strong in your faith, be kind to one another, and remember — God’s got you covered!

In “Don’t Be Afraid of Pressure – Part One,” Creflo Dollar teaches that the pressures of life are not meant to destroy believers but to develop them. He explains that God often allows pressure to reveal what’s inside us—faith, character, and endurance—and to prepare us for greater purpose. Just as diamonds are formed under extreme pressure, spiritual growth and strength are produced when we trust God in difficult seasons.

Dr. Dollar reminds listeners that pressure exposes whether we are relying on our emotions or standing firmly on God’s Word. He warns that running from pressure can cause us to miss divine promotion, because every challenge is an opportunity to prove God’s faithfulness.

Using Scripture, he shows that even Jesus faced immense pressure in the Garden of Gethsemane, yet chose obedience over fear. Likewise, believers are encouraged to stand firm, knowing that God never allows more pressure than they can bear and always provides a way through.

The message concludes with the assurance that pressure doesn’t break the believer—it builds them. When handled with faith and perseverance, it becomes the very tool God uses to bring victory, maturity, and blessing.

“From Jaggy, Tedi, and me — thank you for spending time with us here on Cat81 Radio. We pray today’s message lifted your spirit and strengthened your walk with the Lord. Until next time, keep the faith and keep shining His light!”