When Moses sent spies into the Promised Land he was looking for a report on whether or not the land was really as good and habitable as they had hoped. There were twelve men that journeyed to spy out the land and though they all saw the same thing, only two filtered what they saw through the eyes of faith. The other ten spies, though they too had experienced God's saving power as they came of Egypt, forgot their history with God and the result was catastrophic. In this podcast, Peter encourages us to remember our history with God in light of what we are facing. Though your circumstances may be difficult and trying, when you learn to filter it through the eyes of faith, your giants will become your bread.

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Paul wrote to the Corinthian church, "For the word of the cross is folly to those who are perishing, but to us who are being saved it is the power of God." This is still true today! We live in a day where people are looking for the next quick fix, the solution to their restlessness or the next diet fad to give them lasting health. It offends our minds to think that the truth revealed through Jesus' death on the cross still has power to bring life, healing and salvation to us today. It seems too easy. We don't like things that only require faith because then our flesh has nothing to boast in. We are more comfortable with God AND instead of CHRIST ALONE. In this podcast, Peter shares the message of the cross and four practical ways you can engage and experience its saving power. 

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In ancient days, bread was a staple food and the cornerstone in the diet of most people. In John 6, Jesus begins to teach his followers that in the same way bread nourishes and strengthens our physical bodies, so too would his body and blood strengthen and nourish our spiritual lives. Though the hearers at the time could not understand the teaching (because his body had not yet been broken and his blood was not yet shed) and they rejected it, today we can gain great insight into possessing a truly abundant life as we learn to eat from the Bread of Life Himself. In this podcast, Peter is teaching his students at CFNI practically how we eat the Bread of Life and thus satisfy our deep spiritual hunger for fellowship and connection with the Lord.

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In ancient days, bread was a staple food and the cornerstone in the diet of most people. In John 6, Jesus begins to teach his followers that in the same way bread nourishes and strengthens our physical bodies, so too would his body and blood strengthen and nourish our spiritual lives. Though the hearers at the time could not understand the teaching (because his body had not yet been broken and his blood was not yet shed) and they rejected it, today we can gain great insight into possessing a truly abundant life as we learn to eat from the Bread of Life Himself. In this podcast, Peter is teaching his students at CFNI practically how we eat the Bread of Life and thus satisfy our deep spiritual hunger for fellowship and connection with the Lord.

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In the same way builders take great care in laying a solid foundation and a square, well built frame to a home...we as believers need to take care as we build our thoughts and beliefs about what God is really like. AW Tozer said the most important thing about a man is what he thinks about God. In this podcast, Peter helps us to see that the Gospel is more than a message but a perspective or a frame through which we build our life around. If the frame is fractured or insecure then the other components to our life will most certainly be affected as well. Be encouraged to examine the frame of your spiritual life and build your life upon the Rock, the love and finished work of Jesus Christ. 

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