The Brother of Peter Podcast

In this sermon from Matthew 26:1 to 30, Andrew Davis walks through the powerful contrast between loyalty and treachery in the final days before the cross. While religious leaders scheme, Judas plots, and the disciples struggle to understand, Jesus remains perfectly faithful to the Father’s plan and to His people. You will see four marks of a loyal disciple and discover why true loyalty to Christ d...

Join Andrew Davis as he dives into Malachi 3:13-4:6 to show three Spirit-empowered responses every Christian must imitate in their walk with Jesus.

Join Andrew Davis as he dives into Matthew 11 in this sermon titled “The Gracious Call of Christ.” Explore how Jesus comforts our questioning hearts, clarifies the transformative nature of His Kingdom, and confronts our rebellion with a loving call to repentance. Through vivid illustrations—from a swaying bridge to a stormy plane ride—discover the high stakes of trusting Jesus or facing the cost o...

In this episode of The Brother of Peter Podcast, we delve into Haggai 1, a stirring call for God’s people to reevaluate their priorities and place Him at the center of their lives. Recorded from my sermon at Emmanuel Baptist Church in Raleigh, NC, on December 29, 2024, this message challenges us to reflect on how we build our spiritual “temples” and respond to God’s call to action. Discover the ti...

This podcast discusses mature and sensitive topics related to pornography and its effects on the church. Listener discretion is advised. In this episode of The Brother of Peter Podcast , we tackle the pervasive issue of pornography and its impact on Christian men, marriages, and the church at large. With a focus on how this hidden struggle uniquely affects men, we explore the rising statistics, pe...

This podcast explores the significance of Donald Trump’s 2024 election victory from a Christian perspective, examining how his support grew among men and minority groups and how shifts like Elon Musk's acquisition of Twitter influenced the landscape by reducing censorship. Drawing on biblical insights, including the creation roles in Genesis and Spurgeon’s wisdom on respecting authority, we reflec...

In the latest episode of The Brother of Peter Podcast , titled "Restoring the Broken Bond," I dive into the complex, often painful dynamics of father-son relationships and the hope for healing through Christ. Drawing from my own story and biblical examples, I discuss every son's deep desire to gain his father’s approval, the wounds that arise when this bond is broken, and how many men carry this “...

In this episode of The Brother of Peter Podcast, I share my personal journey of understanding the end times, starting from my childhood experiences with Left Behind and the fear of a future Antichrist, to discovering partial-preterism during the COVID lockdown. I explain how this biblical perspective, which sees many end-times prophecies as fulfilled in the first century, brought new hope and clar...

In this episode of The Brother of Peter Podcast , I share how applying the cross and resurrection more deeply in my life has led to increased spiritual warfare, particularly through dreams and challenging circumstances. Despite these attacks, I’ve witnessed the Lord’s protection and provision, reminding me that Christ’s victory on the cross has already defeated the powers of darkness.

In this episode, Andrew Davis unpacks Exodus 5-7, where Moses and Aaron confront Pharaoh, the Israelites endure hardship, and God's promises of deliverance shine through. Discover how God’s power is revealed in the face of opposition and how this ancient story points to the ultimate redemption we find in Jesus Christ. Perfect for those looking for encouragement in times of struggle, this sermon re...

In this thought-provoking episode, we delve deep into the theological landscape of Dispensationalism, exploring the intriguing concept of the "Israel of God" and addressing the question of why ethnic Jews and the nation of Israel today are not synonymous with this biblical identity. We'll engage in a candid and constructive conversation, tackling the sensitive topic of ethnic Jews versus the Israe...

Cody Evans, pastor of Covenant Hope Church (covenanthope.church), speaks to one of his passions: sports. We discuss sports through the lens of Scripture and how Christians can navigate this topic in our culture today.

Many discipleship models today function with a “know more, do more” or “let go, let God” approach. Bill Lewis shares a fresh “live more, love more” approach on discipleship that explores our personal life stories, enters our pain, exposes our sin, and brings us to experience grievous groans and glorious glimpses of our Heavenly Father’s embrace.

Former missionary and current Christian counselor, Bill Lewis shares how the Gospel of Jesus Christ isn’t just a call to us as generic “sinners”, but a clarion call to us as fallen male and female image bearers. How did the Fall impact us as distinctively male and female image bearers? How does the Gospel bring us back to the dignity of “sons and daughters” of God? Tune in and be blessed! Here are...

A sermon at Oak City Baptist Church (Oak City, NC). 7/30/23 | (Please forgive the rustling microphone noises)

My first sermon preached at Covenant Hope Church. April 30, 2023.

A sermon delivered to the elderly community at The Crossings Senior Apartments in Wake Forest, NC

A Good Friday sermon delivered at The Crossings Senior Apartments in Wake Forest, NC

A Baptist and an Anglican enter a podcast studio… Jonah joins me in a discussion on Jesus Christ’s heart for unity among God’s chosen people, and its implications for the Church today.

Insights into walking by faith in Jesus

God’s attitude toward humanity has been grace from the beginning! As Christians, grace abounds in all our testimonies. Jesus is the Grace Giver

Are you tasting and seeing that God is good? How can Christians do this? Where can we be filled? Let’s dive in!

A sermon on God’s power and Christian faithfulness in the midst of worldly opposition

A sermon on the unity Jesus Christ brings to those who were once far off.

A sermon on Luke 18:9-14, The Parable of the Pharisee and the Tax Collector. This was my first sermon behind a pulpit. May it bless all who hear. “Until I come, give your attention to public reading, exhortation, and teaching. Don’t neglect the gift that is in you; it was given to you through prophecy, with the laying on of hands by the council of elders. Practice these things; be committed to the...