Petra Podcast

What if our worship looked more like heaven's? As we step into Revelation's throne room, we discover a breathtaking picture of God's holiness, Christ's worthiness, and the wholehearted response He deserves from His people.

When most people think of Revelation, they think of end-times predictions. But at its heart, Revelation is a book of worship. Join us as we begin this series by fixing our eyes on Jesus, the victorious King who is worthy of all honor, glory, and praise. 

Forgiveness is at the heart of the gospel. In the final message of The Lord's Prayer series, we explore the incredible gift of God's forgiveness and the life-changing call to extend that same grace to others.

What does it really mean to pray, “Your Kingdom come, Your will be done”? This message from Pastor Brian Flewelling will explore how prayer invites us to partner with God’s work in the world, align our hearts with His purposes, and trust Him to meet our daily needs.⁠

How would your prayers change if you truly believed God was near and listening? This message explores Jesus’ invitation to approach God as “Our Father” and reminds us that prayer is rooted in relationship, not performance.

God knows, loves, and calls every generation. Through the story of Jeremiah and the voices of our Children’s and Youth Ministry leaders, this message reminds us that no one is too young to have purpose and that God faithfully equips His people to walk in the calling He has placed on their lives.

First responders run toward a crisis when others run away. This message explores how their example reflects the heart of Jesus and challenges us to move beyond being spectators to becoming people who answer God’s call to serve those in need.

Through Miriam’s life, we see both the beauty and complexity of following God—faith, worship, influence, failure, and grace. Her story invites us to trust God deeply, honor the gifts He’s given us, and continually allow Him to refine our hearts.

Nathan teaches us a vital lesson in how we support the leaders around us, sacrificially, wisely, and honestly. Here's how.

We can all relate to Jonah's rebellion against God's call. Jonah's story shows us that we are all in desperate need of a God who will graciously intervene.