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What does a children's book about a caterpillar have to do with renewing your mind? In this episode, we explore the transformative power of Romans 12:2 through the lens of metamorphosis—both the kind that turns a caterpillar into a butterfly and the kind God wants to do in our thinking. Using insights from Dr. Lee Warren's work connecting neuroscience and faith, we unpack two practical tools for mental and spiritual renewal: the Thought Biopsy (learning to examine the source of your thoughts) and the Thought Transplant (replacing destructive thought patterns with the truth of God's Word). If you've ever struggled with recurring anxiety, fear, grief, or feelings of worthlessness, this episode offers biblical and practical steps toward the abundant life Jesus promised. Featuring Scripture from Romans 12, Philippians 4, 2 Corinthians 10, John 10:10, and more.

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Most people view church history as a dusty graveyard of dead theologians and dry textbooks — pages yellowed with age, names no one can pronounce, debates that feel a thousand miles removed from the chaos of your Monday morning. But from a Kingdom perspective, history is a crime scene — and the evidence is still smoking.

In this episode, we pull back the curtain on centuries of Church history and expose what the enemy has worked tirelessly to bury: the fire, the weapons, and the mantles that generals like Luther, Calvin, Knox, and Wesley left behind — not as relics, but as loaded weapons for this generation.

We explore how every revivalist who went before us left something tangible — Moses left a rod that parted seas, Elijah left a mantle that called down fire, David left a sling and a testimony that one stone, aimed by faith, can topple a giant. These aren't metaphors. They're spiritual realities. And the Holy Spirit is calling sons and daughters to reach back across the centuries, seize what was left behind, and carry it into the battle unfolding before our eyes.

We also talk about the great cloud of witnesses described in Hebrews 12:1 — not a passive audience, but an invested, cheering, bearing-witness generation waiting to see if this generation will pick up what they laid down. Will we be the generation that lets the fire go out? That allows the mantles to collect dust in the museum of forgotten revivals? Or will we be the Joshua Generation that invades, occupies, and stewards territory the generations before us would not possess?

This is a call to recover your inheritance, re-ignite what was extinguished, and carry the fire forward.

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Today, I’m sharing a testimony of a specific battle that defeated the enemy and resulted in overcoming victory. This testimony happened more than 3 decades ago in July 1988.

Let’s begin with Revelation 12 verse 11. I’ll read it as it’s written in the New Living Translation:

“And they have defeated him by the blood of the Lamb and by their testimony.” - Revelation 12:11a, NLT

The word “testimony” is the focus of this podcast. But it’s worth noting that in an earlier verse, in Revelation 12, verse 9, we are told the word “him” is a reference to the “great dragon,” “the ancient serpent,” the “devil,” and “Satan, the one deceiving the whole world.”