The Braveheart Podcast

In this message, Wesley Fagan unpacks a transformative truth: it is GOD who is the great initiator of salvation, righteousness, and every part of our life with Him. Using Colossians 1, Romans 5, and Psalm 100, he challenges the common mindset that faith depends on our effort, performance, or ability to “hold it all together.” Instead, he reframes everything through God’s perspective: We were created for Him, sustained by Him, reconciled by Him, and empowered by His Spirit. Join us for our Gospel Night in San Diego, California on January 16th or in Austin, Texas on January 25th! More details on our website: braveheart.runSend us a textSupport the show

In this Gospel Hour teaching, Peter unpacks 1 Peter 5 and our requirement as Christians to humble our hearts under the commands of God to act in a manner that is worthy of Christ. This requirement will change the way elders and young people interact with one another, how we deal with anxiety, and how we view suffering. We bless you to be delivered from the chains of apathy and to wake up to the eternal weight of glory as you listen!Join us for our Gospel Night in San Diego, California on January 16th or in Austin, Texas on January 25th! More details on our website: braveheart.runSend us a textSupport the show

Discover how to embrace true freedom and radical living in 2026! The hosts outline plans for six Gospel Training Schools across the U.S. and promote regional worship nights to unite believers. Key discussions emphasize discipleship through Christlikeness, the transformative power of trials, and the importance of humility. Learn how to engage in local discipleship while nurturing the indwelling presence of Christ within you. They encourage listeners to envision a life reflecting Jesus and to assess their spiritual growth with honesty.

This episode is a raw walk through 1 Peter 4 that exposes the fiery trials we avoid, the subtle sins we medicate, and the love we’re actually called to embody. This message reframes suffering as a doorway into holiness, reveals the unseen battle for your mind, and unpacks why earnest love has the power to cover sins and restore hearts. It’s a call to wake up, arm your thinking, break agreement with self-medication, and step into the kind of spiritual maturity that can withstand fire—and still love people boldly.This message is from a weekly Zoom called Gospel Hour. Join us weekly on Wednesdays at 9a CST: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/9657760302Send us a textSupport the show

This Gospel Hour teaching walks through 1 Peter 2, calling believers to put away fleshly behaviors, embrace their identity as God’s people, and stand firm on Christ the cornerstone. It challenges Christians to endure unjust treatment with grace, live as free people who serve God, and allow suffering to shape them into Christ’s example.This message is from a weekly Zoom called Gospel Hour. Join us weekly on Wednesdays at 9a CST: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/9657760302Send us a textSupport the show

This Gospel Hour is a tag-team teaching between Alzavian T. Jones and Peter K. Louis through Galatians and Ephesians and urges believers to turn from man-centered Christianity and become happy from living on the Gospel. The conversation urges humility, unity of the faith, and spiritual maturity as one body under one Lord, emphasizing that true growth happens together, not in isolation.This message is from a weekly Zoom called Gospel Hour. Join us weekly on Wednesdays at 9a CST: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/9657760302Send us a textSupport the show

This Gospel Hour dives into the mystery of living faith—a faith that’s alive in the past, present, and future. From 1 Peter 1, the message explores what it means to be truly saved in spirit, soul, and body—and why many believers stop halfway. Peter calls the church to a faith that endures trials, rejoices through grief, and produces a joy “inexpressible and filled with glory.” It’s an invitation to let grace do what self-effort never can: save the soul, renew the mind, and fill life with unshakable joy.This message is from a weekly Zoom called Gospel Hour. Join us weekly on Wednesdays at 9a CST: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/9657760302Send us a textSupport the show

What if spiritual warfare is more about feasting than fighting? Discover the significance of the Lord’s Table as a powerful source of victory. With insights from Psalm 23, learn how communion can disarm pride, division, and fear. Explore how key elements like bread and wine symbolize celebration and unity. Briley challenges listeners to identify their spiritual enemies while embracing God’s provision. Dive into practical ways to bring healing and belonging through shared communion and deepen your relationship with a passionate God.

Dive into a heartfelt discussion on how humility cultivates spiritual maturity. Learn why bending scripture to fit feelings can stifle growth and how Jesus modeled perfect love while being right. Discover the importance of embracing correction and avoiding spiritual elitism. Faith and love are the true measures of maturity, and keeping a record of wrongs only blocks that love. The call to stop disqualifying oneself empowers believers to share the gospel joyfully, anchored in hope and the promise of Christ's return.

Most believers know about the Gospel—but few live plugged into its power. In this message, we explore how the Gospel isn’t centered on man but on the revelation of Jesus Himself. When you shift your gaze from your own effort to His finished work, everything changes—your peace, your power, your purity, your purpose. It’s time to stop living on spiritual low battery and start seeing the God who bleeds, heals, and fills you with His very life.This message is from a weekly Zoom called Gospel Hour. Join us weekly on Wednesdays at 9a CST: JOIN HERESend us a textSupport the show