Jerry’s Christian Walk Podcast

Host Jerry Greer explains the Christian reality of two natures and reminds listeners that failures do not erase their standing in Christ. He emphasizes confession (1 John 1:9), Gods loving discipline (Hebrews 12:6), and Jesus ongoing intercession (Hebrews 7:25).The episode reassures believers that their identity rests on Christs righteousness, not flawless performance, and encourages immediate repentance, restoration, and continued growth in faith.Greer closes with a call to share the gospel, personal encouragement to listeners worldwide (including Singapore), and a prayer of hope and perseverance.

Welcome to today's podcast. Jerry Greer explains the Christian experience of two natures — the old (the flesh) and the new (given through Christ) — and how their conflict can cause confusion and discouragement.He teaches from Scripture how the old nature remains but can be kept in subjection, and how the Holy Spirit empowers believers to overcome temptation and grow in victory.Practical encouragement and biblical references are offered to help Christians understand temptation, avoid backsliding, and live a victorious spiritual life.

Host Jerry Greer launches a series called "Beginning a New Life, A New Life in Christ," explaining the difference between the old life in sin and the new life as a believer. Using Scripture, he describes assurance of salvation, becoming a new creation in Christ, and the role of the Holy Spirit.He also addresses temptation and practical safeguards—memorizing Scripture, prayer, submitting to God, resisting the devil, and confessing sin—and invites listeners to accept Christ and walk in victory through faith.

Jerry Greer explains what it means to live with God at the center—a life he calls the Divine Human Encounter—and asks listeners to consider Jesus' question, "Who do you say I am?"Using passages like Isaiah 9:6, Matthew 16:15, Proverbs 9:6, and Luke 16, he urges listeners to choose the narrow way, offers the sinner's prayer, and encourages acceptance of Christ for eternal life.

Host Jerry Greer explores the ministry of the Holy Spirit and how daily dependence on Him enables believers to resist temptation, grow in Christlikeness, and bear lasting fruit.Drawing on John 14–16 and key New Testament verses, the episode offers practical steps—know the Word, be filled and led by the Spirit, and remember we were bought at a price—so listeners can live the Christian life with power and purpose.

Jerry Greer shares the story of his 60-year relationship with his late wife Penny, their spiritual conversion, and the new book A Live Coal from the Altar. He reflects on God's design for marriage, practical guidance, and 12 principles that shaped their 59-year marriage.This episode offers encouragement for singles and couples, biblical insight on marriage, and a heartfelt testimony of faith, love, and hope.

On this episode Jerry Greer encourages listeners to trust God every day—today, tomorrow, and the day after—by grounding life in Scripture, prayer, and daily surrender. He highlights the importance of meditating on the Bible, depending on the Holy Spirit, and allowing God to guide every part of life.Through practical reminders and Scripture, the episode invites Christians to make trusting God a habit, promising commitment, contentment, peace, and joy as they step out in faith and rely on God’s faithful promises.

Greetings, friends. Welcome to the podcast — episode 152. The host shares what he has learned about developing a mission statement and finding purpose, fulfillment, love, joy, peace, and self-control through a life following Jesus.He focuses on three steps: seeking, knowing, and following God (Jeremiah 29:11; John 14:6; John 10:27), explains the reality of eternity and salvation, and points listeners to Scripture such as Luke 16 and Galatians 5.The episode closes with encouragement to live for God, an invitation to trust Jesus as Lord and Savior, and a prayer for listeners to be used by God in their daily lives.

Host Jerry Greer explores Christian spiritual endurance through Hebrews 12:1, addressing spiritual lethargy, the burdens of sin, and how unconfessed sin drains spiritual energy.He emphasizes confession and repentance (1 John 1:9) as the path to restored joy, renewed Holy Spirit guidance, and the need for fellowship rather than isolation.The episode closes with reassurance of God's constant love (Jeremiah 29:11) and a prayer encouraging listeners to confess, be renewed, and run the race God has set before them.

Jerry Greer reflects on 58 years of Christian life, focusing on discipleship and spiritual growth through regular Bible study, prayer, and fellowship. He emphasizes Scripture as the primary guide, practical study habits, and the importance of community and accountability.The episode encourages listeners to "take Jesus at His word," rely on God’s promises, and commit to lifelong learning and faithfulness through reading, meditating, and applying the Word.