Jeremiah P. Mensah

The F.R.E.E Podcast

Religion EN ↓ 6 episodes

Hosted by Jeremiah P. Mensah, The F.R.E.E Podcast (Forever Redeemed, Eternally Embraced) exists to help believers understand who they are in Christ and walk in the freedom He died and resurrected to give us. Each episode clears up misconceptions about salvation while exploring the simple truth of the gospel and the new covenant.  If you're struggling to understand who you are in Christ or wrestling with bondage, this podcast will help you discover the truth about your identity in Christ so that you can live accordingly!

Author

Jeremiah P. Mensah

Category

Religion

Podcast website

www.thefreepodcast.com

Latest episode

Dec 1, 2025

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Episodes

#6: “Work Out Your Salvation” Doesn’t Mean What You Think It Does 01.12.2025

In this episode, Jeremiah unpacks one of the most misinterpreted verses in the New Testament regarding salvation: “Work out your own salvation with fear and trembling.” For many believers, this verse has created anxiety, pressure, and a lingering sense that salvation is still unfinished or fragile. But when read in context, through the lens of the new covenant, it means something completely differ...

#5: I Used to Be a False Teacher…Then Everything Changed 24.11.2025

In this episode, Jeremiah shares the uncomfortable yet necessary journey of realizing that much of what he had believed and even taught others about God, salvation, and the Christian life was incorrect. He talks honestly about the grief of tearing down long-held doctrines, why questioning your denomination’s version of the truth isn’t the same as deconstructing your faith, and how a single decisio...

#4: Grace Gives Christians a License To Sin? How Does That Work? 17.11.2025

In this episode, Jeremiah confronts one of the most common accusations against the gospel of grace, that it gives people "a license to sin". Is that really what grace does? Or have we misunderstood what it means to be free? Jeremiah revisits his own past beliefs, unpacks the scriptures often used to attack grace, and explores what the message of eternal security truly reveals about God’s...

#3: Why Most Christians Can’t Handle the True Gospel of Jesus 10.11.2025

In this episode, Jeremiah confronts a very strange reality. The gospel of Jesus is offensive! But not just to pagans, skeptics, or atheists. It's offensive to many believers too. Why does a message meant to free us still make us stumble? Why do so many Christians find the real gospel hard to accept?  This episode is about facing the tension between what we’ve built around the gospel and the s...

#1: That Time I Almost Got Shot By A Cop + An Important Lesson You Can Learn 03.11.2025

In this episode, Jeremiah shares a story that started with something as ordinary as returning a U-Haul but ended with flashing lights, handcuffs, and a lesson he’ll never forget. What could’ve been just another regular day turned into a powerful reminder of how easily we can be mislabeled and how dangerous it is when we start believing those false identities ourselves. Using this real-life encount...

#2: How to Know For Sure That You’re Going to Heaven 03.11.2025

In this episode, Jeremiah tackles a question many believers wrestle with: Can you know for sure you’re going to heaven, and on what basis? He clears away the most common “proofs” we lean on and brings it back to the most credible and reliable piece of evidence that you're saved.  If you’ve ever ridden the rollercoaster of doubt, guilt, or religious performance, this episode will help you rest...

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