Warrior X

In this episode of the Warrior X Podcast, guest host Maria Billinis is joined by Max Navarro for a powerful conversation on the heart of the Father.

 

Many believers unknowingly relate to God through striving or performance, but this episode brings us back to the truth: the Father is not distant - He is loving, present, and pursuing us.

 

Max shares how encountering the Father's heart shifts everything. As we move from an orphan mindset into sonship, fear begins to break, striving fades, and we learn to rest in our identity as His sons and daughters.

 

If you've been feeling distant, pressured, or unsure of where you stand with God, this conversation is an invitation to come closer and experience His love in a deeper way.

What if the worst thing that ever happened to you is not the end of your story? Pastor Joey Petty, senior pastor of Hope City Church in Roanoke, Virginia, takes us to Acts 8, where Philip leaves a city in revival for a desert road and meets an Ethiopian eunuch reading Isaiah 53. Joey asks why Luke keeps calling him "the eunuch" and shows how that label marked an abuse that kept him from the full congregation of God. Then Isaiah 56 speaks: don't let the eunuch say, I am a dried-up tree. God promises him a name that will never disappear, and by the time they reach water, nothing stands in the way of his baptism. Abuse does not render you fruitless. It doesn't have enough authority to undo what the cross has done. Joey also encourages anyone in a dry season: you can be going the right way and still not know what you're looking for. Keep walking.

What if the thing that makes you different is exactly what the body of Christ is missing? Pastor Jacob Schreiner of Laurel, Montana opens 1 Corinthians 12 and shows why the church was never meant to be uniform. He shares testimonies of a child's ear restored after seven years and a conference of 300 pastors in Zambia where every part played its part. You are not a spectator. You are a part.

What if the problem you're facing isn't evidence that God has left, but an invitation for Him to move? Pastor Joey Petty of Hope City Church in Roanoke, Virginia, joins Candra to walk through Acts 6. He shows how the early church faced real friction in the middle of real revival, and how the Holy Spirit used it to spread the gospel even further. Joey also shares an honest word on fatigue, praise, and believing God loves you, not just everyone else.

What's the difference between having authority and actually walking in dominion? Apostle Gloire Ndongola, pastor of Upper Room Church in Great Falls and author of 11 books, returns to WarriorX with seven weeks of study on the angelic host. We break down thrones, seraphim, cherubim, principalities, and powers, and why the Greek word for "miracles" connects directly to heavenly powers. Plus real testimonies of angelic protection that will stir your faith. Heaven is not empty. It's on assignment.

Find Gloire's books and courses at gloirendongola.com or on Amazon.

What if the trauma your body has been carrying isn't your identity — and rest is actually the doorway out of it? This week, Pastor Candra Niswanger sits down with longtime friend and Elijah House-trained prayer minister Lisa Beavers of Great Falls, Montana, for a raw conversation on inner healing, repentance, and learning to be still before the Father. Lisa leads a powerful prayer of release over trauma, generational lines, and identity.

Reach out to Lisa about her upcoming inner healing school via text: 406-402-8891.