The Braveheart Podcast

As believers, we begin to succumb to numbness, apathy, and unbelief when we forget the precious blood of Jesus and His ultimate sacrifice. Our circumstances pull at our attention, and we begin to exalt that which we are facing more than the death of our Lord. In this episode, Peter speaks boldly upon the importance of setting the eyes of our hearts on the humbling reality of Jesus’ death and allowing it to deeply impact us day and night. Once our hearts are kept set on His sacrifice, we become aware of the Father’s unconditional love that He lavished upon us through His Son.  We pray you receive grace as you look to Jesus – Be brave!Send us a textSupport the show

Many times we as Christians are looking to encounter God on the mountain tops of life and we miss Him in the simplicity of communing at the table. In this episode, Peter shares how Jesus meets us at both the mountaintop and at the table. If we don't learn to value both of these places and recognize Jesus at each of them, we begin to limit the ways in which we allow Jesus to speak to us. We hope you enjoy this episode! Be Brave!Send us a textSupport the show

We all have a desire to become more and more like Jesus in every aspect of our lives, but we often find ourselves struggling to access His power - which is His grace. If we don't access this grace, we will live our lives stuck in sin and never being intimate with God. In this episode, Peter lays out the supply chain of grace that Jesus is offering us and unpacks how it affects every aspect of our lives. Send us a textSupport the show

Did you know the gospel story is still unfolding? The gospel is not just the good news of what Jesus did, but the good news of what He is yet to do upon His return. If we don't get this, it leaves us with a small gospel that leaves us with small power. In this episode Peter talks about the true majesty of the Gospel with it's complete saving power.  Send us a textSupport the show

Do you feel near to God when you're "doing good" and far from Him when you're "doing bad." This is a clear sign that we are still relating to God according to the old covenant law and not according to the cross. It is imperative that we know and understand God’s heart and posture towards us regarding sin. In this episode, Peter dives into the new covenant and God’s unchanging posture towards us that empowers us to be near to Him and be transformed by His grace. Send us a textSupport the show

Have you ever wondered what God's perspective of the Gospel is? So often the only parts of the Gospel that we know are the parts that benefit us. This puts us in the center of the Gospel and in turn makes it all about us. In this episode, Peter gives a heavenly perspective of the Gospel and restores Jesus back at the center of the message and our hearts. Send us a textSupport the show

Discover how the Gospel weaves through the entire Bible, connecting the Old and New Testaments in a powerful narrative. Understand the impact of embracing the new covenant through Jesus and the significance of humanity's journey from innocence to redemption. Dive into the themes of vulnerability, sin, and the implications of Noah's story. Explore the promises made to Abraham and Moses, and witness the transformative power of grace and righteousness in deepening one's relationship with God.

Do other people's actions cause you to walk in the flesh? If this is the case, it is a clear sign that you are regarding them according to the flesh and not according to the spirit. In this episode, Peter unpacks what it truly means that we are new creations in Christ and how it allows us to truly overflow with love for those around us. Send us a textSupport the show

Many Christians understand that they are forgiven of their sins, but they don’t understand the righteousness that Jesus gave them. If we don't understand the righteousness that Jesus gave us on the cross, we feel out of place in the presence of God and we will never be truly intimate with Him. In this episode, Peter unpacks the gift of righteousness and how it gives us a clean conscience and allows us to walk in true fellowship with God.Send us a textSupport the show

If we don’t understand the New Covenant, it will be impossible to cultivate intimacy with God. If this is the case, we often try in our own strength to earn nearness to Christ not realizing that it is only possible through His work on the cross. The offense and mystery of the Gospel is that Christ is in you and has given Himself freely to you when you least deserved it! When we meditate on the truth that Christ is in us, the Christian life becomes a joy as we begin living from union with Christ and overflowing with love for those around us. Follow this link for Peter's new book: Now That You Are Born AgainSend us a textSupport the show