Between Sundays | The Podcast

What if the way you see yourself is contradicting what Jesus says about you?In this episode of Between Sundays, Neil confronts the spirit of religion and the lie that the finished work of Christ was not enough to make us righteous and holy. Through mulitple passages of Scripture, we unpack what it means for believers to be made righteous, holy, and whole in Christ.This conversation challenges old covenant thinking, exposes the limits of self-effort, and invites you to hear God’s declaration over your life: in Christ, you are not unclean, barely tolerated, or spiritually second-class. You are the righteousness of God, the dwelling place of the Holy Spirit, and a new creation.Wholeness does not begin when you finally get yourself together. It begins when you hear the name God calls you.-------Want more content like this? Go to https://www.neilbroere.com/between-sundays and sign up for my weekly email, Between Sundays - For the days that shape us the most. Every Wednesday, you'll receive my short devotional that contains:3 Reflections 2 Scriptures1 Call to ActionAs a thank you, I'll send you my Bible Reading Plan, something I’ve refined over the past 15 years. This reading plan has shaped my walk with Jesus more than any other spiritual discipline.------Check out the books I've written. All are available on Amazon as well as on my website:-Obedience, Suffering, & Reward: Discovering God's Redemptive Beauty in the Struggle-LIMINAL: The Delicate Space Between Breaths------For everything else, visit my website: https://www.neilbroere.com and @neilbroere on Instagram

In this episode of Between Sundays, Neil Broere teaches from Jeremiah 29:13, Hebrews 11:6, and Psalm 27 on what it means to seek God with the whole heart. Many believers want more of God, but we have also learned how to live without the manifest presence, power, and nearness of God in our everyday lives.This teaching is a call back to hunger. Back to the secret place. Back to a life that refuses to settle for distant belief when Jesus has invited us into continual communion.God comes where He's wanted. He rewards those who diligently seek Him. And He is still looking for men and women whose hearts are fully given to Him.Subscribe for more teachings on following Jesus in real life—seven days a week.

In Ephesians 4, Paul calls the church to “walk worthy” of the calling we have received. But before he ever tells us how to walk, he spends three chapters showing us what God has already done.That order is important.The gospel is not, “Walk worthy so God will bless you.” The gospel is, “Because God has already blessed you with every spiritual blessing in Christ…therefore, walk worthy.”In this episode, Neil walks through Paul’s language in Ephesians 4 and shows how our lives are meant to carry the weight of the grace we’ve been given. The sacrifice of Jesus is not something we admire from a distance. It is something we respond to with our whole lives.And thankfully, God has not left us to walk worthy in our own strength. He has given us the Holy Spirit, gifted leaders, and the Body of Christ to form us, equip us, and mature us until the invisible Christ becomes visible through His people again.Refuse the lie of independence, walk worthy together, and show the world what God is like.----Want more content like this? Go to https://www.neilbroere.com/between-sundays and sign up for my weekly email, Between Sundays - For the days that shape us the most. Every Wednesday, you'll receive my short devotional that contains:3 Reflections 2 Scriptures1 Call to ActionAs a thank you, I'll send you my Bible Reading Plan, something I’ve refined over the past 15 years. This reading plan has shaped my walk with Jesus more than any other spiritual discipline.------Check out the books I've written. All are available on Amazon as well as on my website:-Obedience, Suffering, & Reward: Discovering God's Redemptive Beauty in the Struggle-LIMINAL: The Delicate Space Between Breaths------For everything else, visit my website: https://www.neilbroere.com and @neilbroere on Instagram

Grace is more than forgiveness for your past. It is the power of God that saves you, seats you with Christ, and puts His nature on display through your life. In this episode, Neil teaches from Ephesians 2:1–10 and shows how the gospel is not just about being rescued us from sin, but about being brought into union, authority, and a whole new way of living. If you’ve ever thought of grace as only the doorway into Christianity, this teaching will help you see that grace is also the atmosphere of the entire Christian life.------For more resources, books, and information about Neil, visit NeilBroere.com

This episode centers on one of the great mysteries at the heart of the gospel: union with God. Using Ephesians 1:7–10 as a springboard, Neil shows what it means to be created in the image of God, what was lost in Adam, and what has been restored in Christ. This teaching pushes past a gospel of mere sin management and into the staggering reality that God’s design was always to gather us into oneness with Himself. From Genesis to Ephesians, this message traces the story of humanity’s separation from God and Christ’s rescue mission to restore us to our original design. Neil shows that salvation is not the finish line, but the doorway into a life of union, communion, and re-presenting God in the earth. This episode will challenge the shallow assumptions many believers have inherited and call listeners into the deeper mystery of what it means to live in Christ. ------For more resources, books, and information about Neil, visit NeilBroere.com

In this episode, Neil takes a fresh look at one of Jesus’ most misunderstood teachings on faith. We unpack Matthew 17 and show that Jesus was not talking about the size of faith, but its quality. This teaching looks at the difference between saving faith and mountain-moving faith, and why pressure, testing, and even suffering often become the very places where faith matures most.Drawing from Scripture, personal stories from ministry in Iraq, and the example of the Canaanite woman in Matthew 15, Neil shows how God uses difficulty to grow our faith. This episode is for anyone walking through pressure, silence, confusion, or trial—and needing to be reminded that God is not against them. He is growing them.------For more resources, books, and information about Neil, visit NeilBroere.com

Are we passive in salvation, or does God require a response God requires from us? In this episode, Neil Broere answers a question many people wonder: What’s my role in being born again? He explores the difference between earning salvation and receiving it. Neil unpacks faith, surrender, and repentance as the human response to God's grace of God. Neil also offers two practical ways to examine whether we are truly born again: grief over sin and the fruit of the Spirit. This is a clear, searching, gospel-centered conversation about what new birth really looks like.------For more resources, books, and information about Neil, visit NeilBroere.com