What if God’s strategy for spiritual warfare isn’t fighting—but feasting? In this teaching, Peter reveals how the Lord’s Table is more than ritual; it’s a declaration of victory. Drawing from Psalm 23, he shows how communion disarms pride, division, sin, and fear by fixing our gaze on Jesus. This message reclaims the table as the center of the Church’s power, where believers learn to feast in faith—right in the presence of their enemies. This message is from a weekly Zoom called Gospel Hour...
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What if God’s strategy for spiritual warfare isn’t fighting—but feasting? In this teaching, Peter reveals how the Lord’s Table is more than ritual; it’s a declaration of victory. Drawing from Psalm 23, he shows how communion disarms pride, division, sin, and fear by fixing our gaze on Jesus. This message reclaims the table as the center of the Church’s power, where believers learn to feast in faith—right in the presence of their enemies. This message is from a weekly Zoom called Gospel Hour...
Come Up Here! - Jesus, The Open Door Into The Heavens
The Braveheart Podcast
1 hour 8 minutes
3 months ago
Come Up Here! - Jesus, The Open Door Into The Heavens
If Jesus hadn't ascended and applied the blood to the mercy seat in Heaven, it would be as if an Israelite has slain a Lamb and not applied the blood to the doorpost on the night of Passover in Egypt. If Jesus hadn't ascended, He would not have been able to pour out His Spirit from the Heavens. His ascension is critical to our covering, our cleansing, and the indwelling of the Holy Spirit, and in this revelation lives an invitation for us, also, to be ascended with Him! Come stand in awe with...
The Braveheart Podcast
What if God’s strategy for spiritual warfare isn’t fighting—but feasting? In this teaching, Peter reveals how the Lord’s Table is more than ritual; it’s a declaration of victory. Drawing from Psalm 23, he shows how communion disarms pride, division, sin, and fear by fixing our gaze on Jesus. This message reclaims the table as the center of the Church’s power, where believers learn to feast in faith—right in the presence of their enemies. This message is from a weekly Zoom called Gospel Hour...
