Baby Knows Gospel

About Baby Knows Gospel

The podcast “Never Die” explores the mystery and depth of Christian life, for the modern man and woman. Crafted with bold questions, thought-provoking scenarios and raw honest real-life situations - Connecting ancient wisdom to contemporary life. The narration-style of the podcaster, focuses on understanding Biblical scriptures, diving into words like sin, covenant and condemnation and then bridging them back to modern references like mental health, romance and traumatic experiences. This is done to create an awakening experience, revealing the purpose of God’s will right in our midst and the mysteries of the Gospel. Giving the listener, the ability to utilize the same techniques to benefit themselves and others throughout their lives. Rooted in John 11:26 the title of this podcast rests on the words of Jesus Christ, assuring life beyond death, and that through belief the course of lives can be changed. In this podcast you can expect to gain understanding in the extremely challenging nature of life’s dualities, evil and good, grief and joy, hate and love. The podcast is created to strengthen, equip, heal and assist you through falling down and rising up. Designed to push you further, all the way to the mountain top and cheer you up down in the valley, encouraging you to complete the race that God has started for you, on the way to eternal life.

Publisher

Never Die

Category

religion & spirituality

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

19 Jan 2025

Latest episode

23 Mar 2026

Latest episodes

82 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   23 Mar 2026

   Mind Your Mouth: Spells, Curse Words, and the War for Your Words.

   Let's be real: words aren’t casual. They carry weight, and they can build life or bring death. In this episode we dig into how language isn’t just noise but a spiritual force: God speaks and it comes to pass, and we were made to reflect that creative power. But after the fall we got wounded, confused, and sometimes end up agreeing with curses, unclean voices, or casual profanity that does real damage. We talk about how modern life—speedy messages, constant noise, and emotional reactions—makes it easy to let harmful words slip out, and how those words can become rooted in the heart. That’s why intentional, disciplined speech matters. Taking thoughts captive and renewing the mind helps us process before we speak so we don’t keep sowing what we don’t want to harvest. We also unpack the deeper connection between curse words, spells, and witchcraft: how words can be used to call on forces outside God’s temple, and why they’re not harmless. But there’s hope—Jesus’ blood and a life turned toward God break curses, and choosing to walk with Him changes your words, your patterns, and your future. This episode is a friendly nudge to stop treating language like nothing, to get practical about minding your mouth, and to run toward discipline, truth, and the life God intends. The war is already won—let your words join the victory.

2. 

   21 Mar 2026

   When Words Shape Reality: Do Your Words Build.. or Destroy? Speech Brings Blessing or it Brings Consequence.

   In this episode we dive into something so simple and yet so powerful: the words you let out of your mouth actually shape the world around you. We unpack how God’s spoken word brings things into being, why Jesus rebuked Peter for trying to reroute God’s plan, and how the tongue holds the power of life and death (yes, really). Looking into everyday examples — babies learning to say "banana," our loyal dogs who respond predictably, and even spelling bees — to show how speech becomes habit, character, and consequence. Then we lean into Scripture, especially James 3, where the tongue is compared to a rudder, a tiny spark, and even a wildfire. The point is clear: words build or destroy, bless or curse. This episode is a gentle call to discipline and mindfulness. You don’t have to be perfect (we’re human), but with intention and practice — reading Scripture aloud, pausing before you speak, and choosing to bless — you can retrain that muscle. When you speak God’s truth, you’re not just making noise; you’re participating in the life God wants to release through you. We also tackle the tough but freeing reality: opposing God’s word — even from a place of love or protection like Peter did — can derail blessing and bring consequences. Jesus wanted the truth preserved because truth brings life, justice, and salvation. So if you’ve ever felt loose with your words, start small. Notice what you say, repent quickly when you miss the mark, and keep practicing. Over time, your speech will reflect what you value: peace, healing, and the life God offers. Let your tongue serve truth, not chaos.

3. 

   21 Mar 2026

   Death And Life Are In The Power Of The Tongue: Practice Self-Discipline, What You Speak Matters.

   What comes to mind when you hear the word power? Is it size, strength, or control? Maybe it’s a flick of electricity that makes a car start, or a king’s ability to rule. But I want to talk about a quieter, deeper kind of power: the power of the tongue. Language threads through our days — in jokes, arguments, prayers, music, and silence — and what we say carries weight. Proverbs says it plainly: death and life are in the power of the tongue. Think about how casually words fly out of us. We often don’t notice until they’ve done their work — hurting someone, burning a bridge, or starting healing. Words can be impulsive, a reflex when we’re angry or scared, and without self-discipline they’ll take over. Yet those same words can build, restore, and shift entire realities when used with care. That’s not just poetry; it’s a spiritual truth rooted in scripture: God spoke and creation obeyed. His words don’t return empty. They change things. There are biblical moments that show both danger and rescue in speech. Sometimes a simple ‘‘but’’ opens the door for God’s intervention: story after story where human circumstances looked hopeless and then God came through. Other times, spoken emotion can blind us to God’s purposes — remember Peter, who meant well but spoke out of his own understanding and got rebuked. Our words can align with God or work against His will, even when we think we’re caring or protecting. And there’s the darker side, too: patterns of speech that reveal deeper wounds or spiritual influences. When harsh words keep coming back despite regret, it’s a sign something inside needs tending — honest repentance, discipline, or sometimes spiritual confrontation and rebuke. But even here there’s hope: we’re made in God’s image, able to speak life the way He does. We can learn restraint, choose words that heal, and lean on God’s voice when ours fails. If you’re wrestling with your words, start small. Notice your mouth. Practice pausing. Ask God for help to speak life more than death. Remember the little ‘‘but’’ moments — they’re often where God moves from ruin to rescue. We don’t have to be perfect, but we can become people whose words reflect the life we want to live and the God we follow. So next time you’re about to say something in heat, or in love, or in fear — breathe, think, and remember that what you say matters. Your tongue holds power. Use it wisely.

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