Pure Encouragement Podcast
The Pure Encouragement Podcast exists to come alongside Competitors for Christ to strengthen and encourage them to compete with excellence and make an eternal impact. Every episode is designed to speak life into Competitors souls. We cover topics on Confidence.
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Ep. 97 | Powerful Prayers & True Success in Life (John 15:6-8) feat. Gary Steffes and Brad Newburg (opens the original)
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Join Gary Steffes and Brad Newburg in Part 2 of a deep dive into John 15! In this episode, they walk through verses 6–8 to unpack the power of answered prayer, the danger of self-reliant effort, and what it truly means to bear fruit that brings glory to the Father. So many believers try to manufacture spiritual success through self-effort, only to find themselves spiritually exhausted and withering away. But Jesus shows us that true fruitfulness isn't forced—it flows naturally when His words dwe
Ep. 96 | Abiding in Christ (John 15:1-5) feat. Gary Steffes and Brad Newburg (opens the original)
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Join Gary Steffes and Brad Newburg in Part 1 of a deep dive into John 15! In this episode, they walk through verses 1–5 to reveal what it truly means to abide in Jesus, the True Vine, and why apart from Him we can do nothing. So many believers get caught up in striving, trying to produce spiritual fruit through willpower and effort. But Jesus makes it clear that the branch doesn't strain to produce fruit—it simply stays connected to the Vine. When we remain in Him and allow God the Father to pru
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