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S11 Ep. 18 Beyond Forgiveness: Exploring the UNPARDONABLE SIN Part 1

S11 Ep. 18 Beyond Forgiveness: Exploring the UNPARDONABLE SIN Part 1

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 Ever wondered about the mystery of the unpardonable sin? Join hosts Monica Hansen and Dr. David Chotka on the Graceful Warrior podcast, a top-rated show with over 3.8K downloads and ranked #2 in the Top 100 Indie Christian Podcasts on GoodPods in 2024 and 2025. With over 2K+ warriors listening, this episode dives into spiritual truths, exploring healing prayer, faith, and the cultural context of Jesus’ ministry. Discover the truth behind the unpardonable sin, accusations of slander, and the role of spiritual warfare. Learn how Jesus’ authority shines through His miracles and why community and repentance are vital for revival. Key Takeaways:
  • Unpack the unpardonable sin and its link to rejecting the Holy Spirit.
  • Explore healing prayer in Jesus’ ministry.
  • Understand Jesus’ Messianic claims in their cultural context.
  • See why community fuels faith and revival.
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