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Earl Glisson

Pastor Earl Glisson

Pastors Earl & Marci Glisson began Anchor Faith Church in 2004 after being led by God to plant a faith-based church in the St. Augustine, FL area. Both Florida natives, Pastor Earl grew up in Archer, while Pastor Marci grew up in St. Augustine. Both are graduates of Rhema Bible College in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma and are district leaders for Rhema's Ministrial Association International. They've lived in the St. Augustine area since 2003 and enjoy spending time with their children and grandchildren.

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Episodes with Earl Glisson.

Church29m

Awakening the Remnant: Why the Local Church Matters in Perilous Times

Pastor Earl Glisson of Anchor of Faith Church in St. Augustine, Florida joins Philip Cameron for a wide-ranging conversation about the urgent necessity of the local church in what both men believe are the last of the last days. Earl opens with a striking warning: "You can talk nonsense to yourself all day and no one's going to correct you — but if you go to church, someone's going to say, 'That's not true.'" That accountability, he argues, is exactly why Hebrews' command to not forsake the assembling of ourselves together (Hebrews 10:25) is more than a suggestion — it is a survival strategy. The discussion moves through AI-generated deception targeting deceased ministers, the parable of the ten virgins and the impossibility of buying Holy Ghost oil on Facebook Marketplace, and the abdication of Christian dominion in culture, education, and family life. Earl draws a direct line from Adam's abdication in the Garden to today's church surrendering the raising of children to school systems and entertainment. He also reflects on the prophetic significance of Matthew 24:14 — the gospel preached to every nation before the end — and shares a sobering personal story about his granddaughter that illustrates the spiritual war targeting the next generation. If you are asking whether the local church still matters, this episode is your answer. Find Anchor of Faith Church on YouTube for archived Sunday services.

Feb 23 Earl Glisson

Anchor35m

Building Fortress Friendships for Perilous Times—Earl Glisson on Covenant Loyalty

Pastor Earl Glisson of Anchor Faith Church in St. Augustine, Florida joins Philip Cameron to unpack the life-changing message behind his new book, Fortress Friend — a deep dive into what it truly means to build covenant-level relationships in an age of social-media superficiality. Glisson argues that most people today have acquaintances masquerading as friends: "Their relationships with others is pretty surface," he observes, noting that even church community has thinned as digital convenience replaces personal presence. Drawing on the David and Jonathan narrative and Proverbs 18:24 — "there is a friend that sticks closer than a brother" — Glisson traces how genuine fortress friendships are defined not by good times but by sacrificial loyalty. He highlights how David's covenant with Jonathan extended beyond Jonathan's death, protecting Jonathan's son Mephibosheth even when political pressure demanded otherwise. That multigenerational faithfulness, Glisson contends, is the true test of a fortress friend. The conversation turns practical for pastors and ministry leaders navigating succession, with Glisson drawing on his own experience at Rhema Bible Training College and the Hagin family's four-generation legacy. Fortress Friend is available now at anchorfaith.com. If you long for relationships that hold when storms hit, this episode is essential listening.

Jul 30 Earl Glisson

Government36m

Daily Faith with Philip Cameron: Special Guest Pastor Earl Glisson

Pastor Earl Glisson of Anchor Faith Church in St. Augustine, Florida joins Daily Faith to deliver a compelling, scripture-rooted argument for why the Church must engage in civic life — and why staying silent is not a spiritual option. Drawing on the biblical model of Joseph, Daniel, Esther, and Moses, Glisson reframes the entire conversation: "The Bible is basically a political book of how God chose a nation." He argues that Christians are not merely religious citizens but kingdom ambassadors whose "citizenship is in heaven" — a government term, not a religious one — obligating believers to represent their King's policies here on earth. Glisson dismantles the myth of church-state separation, explains why the Johnson Amendment is constitutionally unenforceable, and challenges pastors to educate their congregations on party platforms rather than personalities. Citing Isaiah 9:6 and 1 Timothy 3:15, he contends that the Church's ultimate role is to be "the pillar and support of the truth" across every sector of society, including government. He also warns that pure democracies historically transition to socialism and then dictatorship — and that the Church's silence accelerates that slide. If you are a believer who has been told to stay out of politics, this episode will reshape how you think about your vote, your voice, and your kingdom responsibility.

Oct 15 Earl Glisson