Author: Barron

Barron Greenwalt, hailing from Okmulgee, Oklahoma, now calls Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, home. A multifaceted individual, he is a small business owner, former nurse, devoted husband, father, grandfather, and ordained minister. With a Church Ministries degree from Global University, Barron passionately preaches, teaches Bible studies, and leads En-Joy Ministries. Since 2014, his blog has offered insightful perspectives on faith, leadership, politics, and Market Pulse stock analysis. He is the author of Deliberate Steps: A Journey of Faith, Leadership, and Revival and its companion, Deliberate Steps Official Study Guide: Deepening Your Walk with God.
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A Heart for the Lost: Praying with Faith and Living with Purpose 

At En-Joy Ministries, Pastor Barron Greenwalt hears countless prayers for divine healing and the salvation of lost loved ones. These heartfelt burdens drive our intercession, rooted in scriptures like Luke 19:10 and Matthew 18:18. We pray with faith, binding the enemy and trusting God to send laborers to share the Gospel (Matthew 9:38). Our lives must reflect Christ’s joy and strength (Nehemiah 8:10), serving as a testimony to draw others to Him. As we stand in faith for prodigals and seekers, we praise God for victory, believing He is faithful to restore and redeem (Philippians 1:6).

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Celebrating Freedom, Unity, and Dependence on God: A Reflection on Independence Day

On July 4, 2025, En-Joy Ministries celebrates Independence Day, reflecting on the courage and sacrifice that birthed America’s freedom, rooted in Christian faith. Pastor Barron Greenwalt explores how liberty, a gift from God (Galatians 5:1), demands responsibility. Biblical unity (koinonia, Ephesians 4:3) calls Christians to fellowship in Christ, mirroring the nation’s founding spirit. Dependence on God, not just independence, sustains us, as Proverbs 14:34 affirms. A heartfelt prayer seeks unity, wisdom for leaders, and renewal, urging believers to uphold God’s principles for a thriving nation.

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The Power of Prayer and Divine Healing: A Call to Faith

Discover the transformative power of prayer and divine healing in this inspiring post from Pastor Barron Greenwalt of En-Joy Ministries. Rooted in the New Testament Divine Healing Covenant (James 5:13-18) and Christ’s atonement (Isaiah 53:4-5), this message explores how faith-filled prayer brings God’s healing presence into our lives. Learn practical steps to pray with authority, bind sickness, and stand on God’s promises like Psalm 91:9-10 and 1 Peter 2:24. With biblical examples like Elijah and Hannah, this post encourages believers to trust God’s Word, pray fervently, and experience His healing power today.

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Why a Convention of States is a Better Path for Reform Than a New Political Party

Elon Musk’s “America Party” idea risks splitting the conservative vote, as history shows third parties, like Ross Perot’s Reform Party, rarely succeed due to electoral barriers. Instead, a Convention of States (COS) under Article V offers a constitutional path to reform, with 19 states already supporting amendments for fiscal restraint, term limits, and limited federal power. A COS could achieve Musk’s goals, curbing spending and inefficiency, without fragmenting Republicans. As pastor of En-Joy Ministries, I urge rallying behind COS for unified, lasting change. Join the conversation on our Political Commentary page!

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We Serve Together: Reflecting God’s Heart Through Unity, Healing, and Service

At En-Joy Ministries, we’re called to serve together, reflecting God’s heart through unity, healing, and compassion. John 6:1–15 shows Jesus multiplying a boy’s lunch to feed thousands, illustrating how our collective efforts, guided by the Holy Spirit, transform lives. Isaiah 53:4–5 and James 5:14–16 affirm that Christ’s atonement provides healing, accessed through faith-filled prayer. By serving the needy and fostering koinonia, we show the world Jesus’ love. Join us in volunteering, giving, and praying to meet needs and share the gospel, trusting God to multiply our efforts for His glory.

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Discerning Truth in a Divided World

Pastor Barron Greenwalt of En-Joy Ministries examines the division fueled by half-truths in today’s public sphere, spotlighting Donald Trump and Elon Musk’s public disputes. Citing John 8:44, he warns of Satan’s deceptive tactics, likening them to biblical examples like Saul and David. Trump’s misleading posts and Musk’s political shifts distract from their callings, mirroring the enemy’s traps. Proverbs 3:5-6 calls for discernment. Pastor Greenwalt urges prayer for their salvation and wisdom, offering a heartfelt prayer for unity and truth, encouraging believers to seek God’s guidance in a fractured world.

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Caring for the Vulnerable: A Biblical Call to Family and Church

At En-Joy Ministries, we embrace God’s call to care for widows, orphans, and the truly needy, as seen in Deuteronomy 10:18 and James 1:27. Scripture places the primary responsibility on families to support their loved ones (1 Timothy 5:8), with the church as a backup when family is absent (Acts 6:1-7). Pastor Barron Greenwalt shares his family’s legacy of caring for five generations, urging us to reject cultural reliance on government or nursing homes and instead honor the vulnerable with dignity. Let’s discern true needs, avoid enabling idleness (2 Thessalonians 3:10), and reflect Christ’s love.

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Seeing Through the Spectacle of Corruption

Micah 3:11 warns, “Her leaders judge for a bribe.” Corruption in our judiciary, from Jesus’ time to today, often prioritizes personal gain. The recent Barrett-Jackson Supreme Court spat over Trump v. CASA (June 27, 2025) seems less about principle and more a spectacle to boost their $2 million book deals with Penguin Random House. Like Samuel’s sons (1 Samuel 8:3), who perverted justice for profit, such actions erode trust. Let’s pray for discernment, hold leaders accountable, and seek God’s truth amid worldly schemes.
Lord, guide our justices to prioritize justice. Amen.