The Braveheart Podcast

This podcast explores the concept of sanctification and its relation to the body of Christ. It emphasizes the importance of being connected to God's supernatural power and walking like Jesus. The speaker discusses the mindset of a resilient Christian and the importance of enduring tribulations. The concept of spiritual growth is compared to an automatic sprinkler system. The chapter emphasizes the challenge of being a Christian and finding power. The speaker explores sources of guidance and assurance in faith. They reflect on personal struggles with frustration and impatience, and the importance of applying faith to overcome challenges.

Discover the profound connection between daily life and the cross in a believer's journey. Engage with the concept of Jesus as the 'bread of life' and explore how it fosters spiritual healing. Delve into the necessity of consuming the spiritual 'flesh' and 'blood' of Christ for ongoing faith vitality. This enlightening discussion encourages deepening one's relationship with God, transforming the cross from a mere historical event into a continuous source of strength and nourishment.

Discover the transformative power of understanding salvation and righteousness in your life. The discussion clarifies how embracing your God-given righteousness can deepen your connection with Him. Personal testimonies reveal how viewing blessings as gifts strengthens trust and peace within the divine family. Explore how this relationship shapes your prayer life and overall dependence on God. It's an enlightening journey toward living a Christ-like life!

In this episode of our podcast, Peter explains how through the journey of Israel's freedom from Egypt corresponds to the journey of our salvation in Jesus and why it’s important to look at both in order to walk in the promises that we inherit today as sons and daughters.Send us a textSupport the show

Dive into profound reflections on salvation as Moses leads the Israelites from Egyptian bondage, mirroring Jesus' mission to free humanity from sin. Discover the deep biblical connections between the journeys of Moses and Joshua, and how they relate to spiritual redemption. The discussion emphasizes not just escape from oppression, but the promise of a transformative future in the 'Promised Land.' This enlightening conversation sheds light on the true essence of being 'saved' and the divine intentions behind these pivotal figures.

Explore the transformative journey of faith as traditional beliefs on salvation give way to a more immediate understanding of divine liberation. Discover how Israel's historical struggles reflect modern challenges faced by the church. Delve into the significance of personal prayer and scripture for genuine connection with God, emphasizing worship as a tool in spiritual warfare. Learn about the power of faithful commitment and the redemptive act of Jesus, which offers freedom from inadequacy and death, reshaping the understanding of salvation.

Explore the profound differences between Christianity and other religions, highlighting the resurrection's significance. Discover how embracing God's presence transforms feelings of shame into joy and awakening through divine grace. Delve into the consequences of sin as depicted in the biblical narrative, connecting the stories of Cain and Abel to humanity's deeper relationship with God. Ultimately, witness the journey back to faith and the hope of reversing sin's effects through the Messiah.

“But from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil you shall not eat, for in the day that you eat from it you will surely die” (Genesis 2:17). We see that God says that both Adam and Eve would surely die the day that they ate of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil. What died that day? Their spirits had died. It took 900 yrs for death to fully work its way in them. The eyes of Adam and Eve were opened to their own nakedness which caused them to hide from God.In this podcast, Peter talks about the consequences that took place after the fall to show us what we have been restored back into through Jesus in hopes that our conscious would be clear of the guilt and shame that keeps so many of us bound. Send us a textSupport the show

And the man and his wife were both naked and were not ashamed” (Genesis 2:25). Before the fall, there wasn’t any shame between God and man. The passivity of Adam with the word of God led to Eve’s deception. After being deceived by the serpent to partake of the fruit, their eyes were opened to their own nakedness which brought shame which cause them to be afraid of God.“Then the eyes of both of them were opened, and they knew that they were naked; and sewed fig leaves together and made themselves loin coverings” (Genesis 3:7). In this podcast, Peter takes us into an in depth journey of the fall to show us how and what man fell from in hopes to see what we have been restored back into through JesusSend us a textSupport the show

Delve into the profound implications of mankind's fall and how it shapes the gospel narrative. Discover the divine connection in the Garden of Eden, where pure relationships and responsibilities intertwine. Learn about the dynamics of passivity and deception that led to the fateful choices of Adam and Eve. The discussion emphasizes the importance of aligning thoughts and actions with Jesus' teachings to unlock transformative grace. Embrace the promises of salvation, the Holy Spirit’s power, and the return of Jesus for a fulfilled spiritual journey.