Dr. Barry Culberson
Dr. Barry Culberson has been the Senior Pastor of the Knoxville Christian Center for 36 years. He is passionate about reaching his community for Christ and strongly believes in prayer and fasting. He is committed to teaching Christians how to walk in victory and develop a successful prayer life.
He is a graduate of Shorter College, Southern Baptist Seminary, and has a Doctorate of Ministry from Oral Roberts University. Dr. Culberson also serves as an Executive Presbyter for the Tennessee District Assemblies of God.
Dr. Barry Culberson focuses on this thought: “You shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.” We are making a decision today that we will never be deceived.
Dr. Barry Culberson focuses on this thought: We must pray through to a know-so faith, believe it, speak it, and act on it.
Dr. Barry Culberson focuses on this thought: We receive faith by praying and meditating on God’s Word; but we must speak that faith and not our doubts.
Dr. Barry Culberson focuses on this thought:Holy Spirit insight and revelation allows us to see into the spirit realm. If we see it, we can have it.
Dr. Barry Culberson focuses on this thought: The hearing of Faith can be by a report, know-so word, revelation, dream, vision, or inner evidence. We receive victories and miracles by believing what we hear.
Dr. Barry Culberson focuses on this thought: We must receive a word or promise and stand in faith, in spite of the circumstances, if we expect to have victory.
Dr. Barry Culberson focuses on this thought from Scripture: Many are the afflictions of the righteous, but the Lord delivers him out of them all ((Psalms 34:19)). You have nothing too hard for God.
Dr. Barry Culberson focuses on this thought from Scripture: The righteous cry, and the Lord hears and delivers them out of all their troubles ((Psalms 34:17)). When in trouble, the godly must pray.
Dr. Barry Culberson focuses on this thought from Scripture: The righteous cry, and the Lord hears and delivers them out of all their troubles.
Dr. Barry Culberson focuses on this thought: Jesus came to set the captive free and to heal our addictions, but we are often looking to everyone and everything except Jesus.