In this powerful episode, Doc and Mary Murphy challenge you to step into more than enough—because just having enough is no longer enough!

You’ll be encouraged to discover the right field, career, or business path where God can bless the work of your hands. The Lord is leading you into a land overflowing with abundance, but it requires your partnership. He’s giving you divine strategy through S.I.—Supernatural Intelligence—and when you flow with His wisdom, overflow becomes inevitable.

Get ready to be stirred, stretched, and ignited—this episode will make your baby leap!

In this powerful episode, Doc and Mary Murphy remind us that God specializes in using small things to make big moves. Just like He did with David—using a sling and a stone to take down a giant—God will take your small gifts, your limited resources, your little strength, and use it in a Big Event that brings you into prominence.

Throughout scripture, we see a pattern: Samson used a jawbone of a donkey to win a major battle. The widow used a little oil. Jesus fed thousands with a few loaves and fish. God has always challenged His people to use what they already have. And when we obey, He backs us supernaturally.

This episode will break the pressure off of you to be "big" or to have it all figured out. It's not about dreaming big or small—it’s about dreaming God’s dream and trusting Him to do the heavy lifting.

Get ready for a new season of freedom, boldness, and divine movement. Use what’s in your hand—and watch what God puts in your future.

Listen now and be released into your next level of faith and victory.

"The Power of Meditation" – Kingdom Success Everywhere with Doc & Mary Murphy

In this episode, Doc and Mary Murphy dive into the power of meditation—specifically, meditating on the Word of God. They reveal how true meditation brings supernatural peace and helps you tune in more clearly to God’s direction for your life.

Meditation isn’t just about thinking quietly… it’s about muttering the Word—speaking it to yourself over and over until it takes root in your spirit. When you meditate God's way, you’re not just calming your mind—you’re activating divine insight and clarity.

Get ready to be enlightened, encouraged, and elevated. This episode will help you stop the noise, find God's voice, and walk confidently in His will.

“See What the Lord Will Say” – Vision, Dreams & Divine Direction

Kingdom Success Everywhere with Doc Murphy

In this eye-opening episode, Doc and Mary Murphy break down the power of vision—what it is, how it works, and why God still uses visions and dreams to communicate with mankind. From the Old Covenant to the New, the language of the Spirit has always included what we see.

The Murphys challenge you to tune your spiritual sight and SEE what the Lord will SAY. Your purpose, your next step, even your divine assignment could be hidden in a dream, a vision, or a moment of God-inspired clarity.

This episode is a must-hear for anyone seeking direction, confirmation, or clarity in their calling. It’s time to see it… so you can walk in it.

In this powerful and eye-opening episode, Doc Murphy teaches us how to identify and respond to wolves in sheep’s clothing.

🧐 Who is a wolf in sheep’s clothing? Wolves don’t just bark—they blend. They don’t come after the shepherd first. They target the sheep. Their goal is to divide, deceive, and devour the flock from within.

🐑 Key Lesson: We often think attacks are aimed at leaders, but wolves slip in to attack the vulnerable, the new, the unaware. That’s why discernment in the Body of Christ is essential.

📖 You'll learn:

• The traits of a spiritual wolf
• Why wolves are subtle and strategic
• How to biblically handle wolves without becoming carnal
• Why protecting the sheep is part of a shepherd’s call

🔥 This episode will stir your spiritual senses and equip you to stand guard in your church, ministry, and life.

In this episode, Doc Murphy encourages pastors and leaders to find peace in the reality that people will leave your church—and sometimes, that's not a bad thing. Not everyone leaves because of offense, drama, or disagreement. Some leave because they move to another city, or simply because they weren’t meant to stay.

Doc breaks down the various reasons people leave and how to discern what’s healthy and what’s harmful. More importantly, he teaches you how to keep your focus on those who are still with you. Stop taking it personal. Stop letting it distract you. Your assignment is to disciple the present, not mourn the absent.

In this eye-opening episode, Doc Murphy dives into the real reasons why people left different apostles in the Bible—and how that compares to why people leave churches and ministries today.

Success in the Kingdom of God looks nothing like success in the business world. A ministry with only a few followers is not a failure. And when people leave a church, it doesn’t automatically mean the pastor, apostle, teaching, or congregation is flawed.

Sometimes, people walk away because they’re insecure, offended, or simply not rooted. Other times, there are deeper spiritual shifts at play. But we must break free from the false narrative that a small church equals a struggling church.

This episode will challenge your assumptions, confront your mindset, and convict your heart to think differently about ministry, success, and what truly matters in the Kingdom.

In this episode, we challenge one of the most subtle strongholds in the Church: worldly thinking about size and success. The Church has unknowingly imported secular standards into Kingdom work—leading many to despise what’s “small” and idolize what’s “big.” But what does God say about all this?

What exactly is “small” or “big” thinking in the Kingdom of God? Small compared to what? Big compared to who? Is a pastor with a handful of faithful members any less successful than one with thousands? Do numbers determine obedience, anointing, or faithfulness?

This episode will confront the fallacy that success equals size. We’ll bring Scripture into the conversation and dismantle the mindset that some ministries are "lesser" because of their current reach or resources. And we’ll also confront the other side—those who judge or resent growth, visibility, or influence.

Let’s talk Kingdom thinking. This conversation will challenge your measure of success—and, prayerfully, convict every heart that has looked down on “small” or grown prideful in “big.”

📖 Zechariah 4:10 – “Do not despise these small beginnings, for the Lord rejoices to see the work begin.” 📖 Luke 16:10 – “He who is faithful in what is least is faithful also in much.”