Alex and Jordan explore Apostle Adam Scurry's personal writings on living with Dissociative Identity Disorder: how he leads his system of thirty-one alters in Christian ministry through servant leadership, co-consciousness, and what he calls table fellowship.

Apostle Adam Scurry in this explanatory podcast explains his new approach to Apostolic leadership and governance. It not a top down approach but it’s about serving others shown in John 17 it’s about serving and not being served.

Alex and Jordan unpack Apostle Adam Scurry's teaching on the signs of an apostolic calling - called by Christ personally, building people not buildings, and the road-to-Damascus encounter.

Alex and Jordan unpack the seer gift from Apostle Adam Scurry's teaching - how seers perceive beyond the prophetic, and why Jesus must be the anchor.

that the spirit of truth functions universally, illuminating reality for all people regardless of their religious background, culture, or personal beliefs. True wisdom and clarity are not restricted by religious dogmas, nor are they the exclusive property of any specific orthodox group. Instead, divine illumination acts like a flashlight cutting through darkness, helping anyone navigate their path forward. Although fundamentalist believers often attempt to gatekeep spiritual insights and claim a monopoly on divine revelation, truth ultimately stands alone and independent of human labels. Because God is infinite and boundless, divine light naturally reaches everyone, meaning that authentic truth can be found and shared across diverse human traditions.

Apostle Adam Scurry shares his extraordinary personal journey of being directly chosen by Christ for the apostolic office, detailing how a miraculous jailhouse visitation and subsequent supernatural events confirmed his divine assignment. He explains that true apostles are exclusively appointed by Jesus rather than human leaders, often receiving validation through dreams, visions, or external affirmations from others. Furthermore, these leaders must embody profound humility and a deep love for humanity while operating within a versatile, five-fold ministry framework

Alex and Jordan talk about releasing shame, forgiving yourself, and connecting with the love of God. This episode was made by our AI podcasters that are on staff with Apostle Adam Scurry

n this episode of Divine Conversations, Apostle Adam Scurry addresses the controversial New Apostolic Reformation (NAR) movement. Drawing from his own painful experiences of spiritual abuse, church hurt, and eventually leaving the faith for three years, he breaks down why the top-down hierarchy of the NAR functions more like a corporate cult than the true Body of Christ.