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Hosted by Pastor R. Bret Walker · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 20 episodes
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If you pay attention to the media, you might think that there is no grace in the Bible. Pastor R. Bret Walker examines the scriptures for God/'s grace and shares it with his congregation.
Pastor R. Bret Walker hosts Guerrilla Christianity, a religion show with 20 episodes published.
Pastor R. Bret Walker walks through Psalm 139 to show how prayer begins with knowing the God who sees, knows, and loves us completely. David’s psalm reveals God’s omniscience, omnipresence, omnipotence, and eternal care—
Pastor R. Bret Walker unpacks Romans 8:1–11 to reveal the radical transformation that comes from living under the “law of the Spirit of life” instead of the “law of sin and death.” Using vivid illustrations—from border c
Pastor R. Bret Walker reflects on Matthew 11 and the true meaning of freedom—not political liberty, but the liberation Christ gives to those burdened by sin. Using personal testimony and imagery from Pilgrim’s Progress,
Pastor R. Bret Walker reflects on Genesis 22 and Abraham’s testing on Mount Moriah, showing how God both calls His people to difficult obedience and graciously provides what they need. Abraham’s willingness to offer Isaa
Pastor R. Bret Walker explores Genesis 21 and the story of Hagar and Ishmael to reveal the contrast between the son of the slave and the son of the free. On Father’s Day, he reflects on earthly fathers—good, absent, or b
In this third message of the After the Fall series, Pastor R. Bret Walker explores God’s astonishing promise to Abraham and Sarah—an elderly couple who laugh at the idea of bearing a child. Yet God responds, “Is anything
In this second message of the After the Fall series, Pastor R. Bret Walker traces humanity’s decline after Eden and introduces Abram as God’s surprising new beginning. God calls Abram to leave everything familiar and pro
In this opening message of the After the Fall series, Pastor R. Bret Walker explores creation “before anything existed except God alone,” reflecting on Genesis 1–2 and the perfect world God declared “very good.” Pastor W
In this Pentecost message, Pastor R. Bret Walker explores what it truly means to be a Spirit‑filled church. Drawing from Acts 2, he highlights six marks of a vibrant congregation: a praying church, a witnessing church, a
In this penultimate message of the Easter series The Early Church: Lessons from the Book of Acts, Pastor R. Bret Walker explores the Ascension and the calling of the church to be a sent people. Drawing from Acts 1:1–11,
In this message, Pastor R. Bret Walker explores Paul’s sermon at the Areopagus (Acts 17:22–31) as a model for evangelism in a skeptical world. Paul begins with common ground, acknowledges the Athenians’ spiritual searchi
In this message, Pastor R. Bret Walker reflects on the reality of the persecuted church, drawing from Stephen’s martyrdom in Acts 7. Stephen, “full of the Holy Spirit, gazed into heaven and saw… Jesus standing at the rig
In this message, Pastor R. Bret Walker explores what made the early believers in Acts 2 a truly united church. They “devoted themselves to the apostles’ teaching… the fellowship… the breaking of bread and the prayers,” a
Guerrilla Christianity – “The Baptizing Church” Pastor R. Bret Walker explores Acts 2 and the early church’s explosive growth as a baptizing church. Peter’s call to “Repent and be baptized… for the forgiveness of your si
Pastor R. Bret Walker launches a new series, The Early Church: Lessons from the Book of Acts, by exploring Acts 2 and the bold witness of Peter at Pentecost. This episode, The Witnessing Church, calls believers to embrac
On Easter Sunday, Pastor R. Bret Walker concludes the “Letters from God” series with Colossians 3:1–4, urging believers to live from the reality that they have been raised with Christ. Paul’s “if” is better understood as
In this Easter Sunrise sermon on John 20:1–18, we stand with Mary, Peter, and John at the empty tomb and hear the risen Jesus speak Mary’s name. The resurrection is more than a temporary revival—it is Christ’s victory ov
On Guerrilla Christianity, this episode features the sermon “We Believe” (Letters from God, Part 7) for Palm/Passion Sunday, centered on Philippians 2:5–11. The message traces Christ’s journey from eternal glory to willi
In this Lenten message from Romans 8:6–11, Pastor R. Bret Walker draws a hard line between two ways of living: life in the flesh and life in the Spirit. Using Scripture, personal story, and unapologetic clarity, he argue
Children of Light calls believers to live visibly transformed lives in a world shaped by darkness. Drawing from Ephesians 5:8–14, this sermon explores how faith in Christ moves us from spiritual blindness into the reveal
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