Our Resolute Hope Podcast

Frank and John continue their conversation on the Power of Sin, focusing this week on the battleground where the Power of Sin wages war … our minds.  They discuss Sin’s never-ending efforts to undermine our new sound mind, our mind of Christ, and to entice us to walk according to our flesh and to turn from Christ as Life.

This episode examines one of the most confusing topics in Scripture – the Power of Sin.  Beginning in Genesis 4 and winding up in Romans, the guys discuss what it is, what it’s not, how it functions, and why it masquerades as your ‘old sinful nature’ … which has been crucified, by the way (Romans 6:6), and no longer is an issue in a Christian’s life.

Frank and John discuss Romans 5:17, the redemptive story in one verse.  They talk about the principle of law, God’s Law, true and false roles for God’s Law in a Christian’s life, and the importance of receiving the free gift of grace and our righteous identity in Christ to reign in Life.

In this episode, Frank and John discuss the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus, our crucifixion and immersion into His death, our resurrection in Him,  and our identity now as totally new creations.

This podcast continues the discussion on the flesh and considers how flesh is like a splinter, how sin is a choice, and how to regard no one according to their flesh, as Apostle Paul describes in 2 Corinthians 5:16.

Mankind developed flesh because of losing Life in the Garden of Eden.  This first of two podcasts discusses the nature of the flesh and how walking in the Spirit enables us walk in freedom.

Mankind’s death in Adam was far more destructive than most realize.  Listen as Frank and John discuss the full impact of that death and the role of Jesus to restore what was lost in the fall.

This podcast examines the beginnings of Law in the Garden of Eden and the nature of conflict that plagues all of mankind.

This concluding episode reflects on several overriding questions.  Where is God in my fear?  And how can He lead me and mature me through it?

This continuing series considers how actions motivated by fear don’t protect against tragedy … they drain your life.  And that worrying doesn't remove tomorrow's troubles … it robs today's peace.

This episode continues the discussion on the damaging effects of fear in our lives, why we choose fear instead of faith, and supplies some biblical examples of fear’s consequences in our lives.

This initial podcast examines the nature of fear, some of its effects on us, and why Father instructs us to ‘Fear not’.