🎙️✨ Peace Fellowship Sermons ✨🎙️

Pull up a chair, pour some sweet tea, and settle in—because this here podcast is more than just sermons, it’s a heart-to-heart with Jesus.Each message from Peace Fellowship is rooted in God’s Word, full of truth, love, and a touch of Southern soul. Whether you’re seekin’ peace, guidance, or just a fresh breath of God’s goodness, you’ll find it here.We don’t do fancy—we do real faith, open hearts, and a whole lotta Jesus at the center. So if you’ve been yearnin’ for a place where grace is spoken, Scripture is honored, and the Spirit is welcome, then sugar… you’ve found your spot.

🎙️✨ Peace Fellowship Sermons ✨🎙️ is a religion podcast hosted by Peace Fellowship, with 48 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Peace Fellowship hosts 🎙️✨ Peace Fellowship Sermons ✨🎙️, a religion show with 48 episodes published.

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  Episode #35

  The "______" Church

  Aug 30, 202634 minS2

  Hot. Cold. Lukewarm. Which one fills the blank? In Revelation 3:14–22, Jesus confronts the church in Laodicea. They thought they were rich, comfortable, and needed nothing—but Jesus saw something entirely different. They had enough religion to feel safe… but not enough fire to realize they were drifting. Jesus doesn’t want comfortable Christianity. He doesn’t want halfhearted devotion. He wants all of you . And yet, even in the rebuke, there’s an invitation: “Look! I stand at the door and knock.” The door is still there. Jesus is still knocking. The invitation is still open. So take an honest look at your faith and fill in the blank: What kind of church are we?

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  Episode #34

  A Little Power Goes A Long Way

  Aug 23, 202639 minS2

  You don’t have to be the strongest. The biggest. The loudest. Or the most powerful. Sometimes a little power is enough —when it’s placed in the hands of an Almighty God. In Revelation 3:7–13, Jesus speaks to the church in Philadelphia: “You have but little power, yet you have kept my word and have not denied my name.” They weren’t impressive by the world’s standards. But they were faithful . And Jesus put before them an open door that no one could shut . Little strength. Big obedience. An unstoppable God. Hold on to what you have. Keep His Word. Don’t deny His name. Because when God opens the door, you don’t need all the power. You just need enough faith to walk through it.

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  Episode #33

  The Letters

  Aug 22, 202639 minS2

  Seven churches. Seven letters. One question: Which one sounds like us? Revelation 2–3 isn’t just Jesus speaking to ancient churches—it’s a warning, a correction, an encouragement, and a call to His Church. You’ve worked hard—but have you lost your first love? You’re suffering—but will you remain faithful? You know the truth—but what have you tolerated? You look alive—but are you dead? You’re comfortable—but have you become lukewarm? Again and again, Jesus says: “Let anyone who has ears to hear listen to what the Spirit says to the churches.” These letters weren’t written just to be studied. They were written to be heard. So open the letter. Read it carefully. Then ask the dangerous question: What is Jesus saying to us? This could also work really well as the setup episode before diving individually into each of the seven churches.

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  Episode #32

  So Go

  Aug 21, 202637 minS2

  The Gospel was never meant to stay inside four walls. In this special episode, guest speaker Suryani shares his mission to bring freedom to people trapped in slavery in Pakistan’s brick mills—and the Gospel that drives him to go. Then we turn to Mark 16:15: “Go into all the world and preach the gospel to all creation.” Jesus didn’t say think about going. He didn’t say go when it’s comfortable. He said GO. Across the street. Across the city. Across the world. Some are called to go. Some are called to give. Some are called to pray. But none of us are called to do nothing. The chains are real. The need is real. The Gospel is real. So go.

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  Episode #31

  What’s the Difference Between Experience and Wisdom?

  Aug 4, 202644 minS2

  Experience tells you what happened. Wisdom tells you what it meant—and what to do next. In Galatians 1, Paul had plenty of experience. He had reputation, education, religious passion, and a past built on persecuting the church. But none of that made him wise. Everything changed when Jesus revealed the truth to him. Experience can shape you. But it can also deceive you. Tradition can train you. But it cannot save you. Paul stopped living for human approval, stopped trusting his old identity, and started preaching the gospel he received from Christ—not from people. His past became part of his testimony, but Jesus became the source of his wisdom. You may know what you’ve been through. But have you allowed God to show you what it was for? Because experience gives you a story. Wisdom gives that story purpose.

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