Living in the Truth's Podcast

About Living in the Truth's Podcast

A ministry of Living Truth Church of North Kingstown, Rhode Island with Joe Granieri, ministering God's word.

Publisher

Living Truth Church

Category

religion & spirituality · religion & spirituality

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

8 Apr 2024

Latest episode

28 Sept 2026

Latest episodes

58 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   28 Sept 2026

   An Undivided Heart

   In this podcast transcript, Joe Granieri explores the spiritual concept of an undivided heart, which he defines as a gift from God already present in a believer's spirit. While Christians possess a perfect spirit, they often struggle with double-mindedness caused by worldly cares, the pursuit of wealth, and negative emotions. Joe emphasizes that achieving a singular focus requires constant thankfulness, a positive imagination rooted in biblical hope, and a conscious awareness of God's absolute goodness. He argues that legalistic teachings regarding God's judgment are incorrect, as the New Covenant is defined entirely by grace and kindness. Ultimately, the message encourages listeners to transition from being mere believers to active disciples by accessing their spiritual inheritance and serving as ambassadors for Christ.

2. 

   27 Aug 2026

   A Biblical Portrait of Hope

   Are you an optimist, a pessimist, or do you find yourself stuck in a wishful "hope-so" attitude? In this episode of the Living in the Truth podcast, Pastor Joe Granieri unpacks the deep, multi-faceted biblical concept of hope—revealing that it is far more than a passive wish for good weather or a positive outcome [1, 2, 7]. True biblical hope is elpis: a confident, unwavering expectation of God's goodness, regardless of your natural circumstances [7]. Drawing from Romans 8, Hebrews, and the Old Testament prophets, Pastor Joe explains what it truly means to be a "prisoner of hope" [6, 8, 11]. You will discover how hope acts as a steadfast anchor for your soul, directly connecting your spirit to the throne of grace, and serving as a powerful antidote to depression and anxiety [11, 12, 14, 17]. Join us as we explore how mixing faith with a God-given imagination can shift you from feeling like a victim of tragedy to living as an overcomer [5, 11, 20]. Learn how God views your faith, blots out your past, and offers you a "double portion" of His presence to renew your youth and help you soar like an eagle [9, 21, 22, 24]. Key Topics Covered: The True Definition of Hope: Moving from a wishful "hope-so" attitude to elpis—a confident expectation of good [1, 2, 7]. The Anchor Behind the Veil: How hope anchors your soul (your mind, will, and intellect) directly to heaven's throne room, keeping you stable in life's storms [11, 12, 13, 14]. An Antidote to Depression: How entering into praise and thankfulness shifts your focus and allows hope to grow exponentially [17, 18]. The Eagle's Strength: What it means to soar effortlessly in the power of the Holy Spirit (pneuma) and have your youth renewed [21, 22]. A New Covenant Identity: Why God only looks at your faith, forgets your past failures, and sees you as perfect in Christ [24, 25, 28]. Scriptures Highlighted: 1 Corinthians 13:13 [1] Romans 8:24-25 [6, 7] Zechariah 9:12 [8] Hebrews 6:19 & 4:16 [11, 12, 14] Psalm 42:11 [17] Hebrews 11:1 [20] Isaiah 40:31 & Psalm 103 [21, 22] Titus 2:13 [22] Tune in to renew your strength, rebuild your confidence, and begin seeing yourself exactly as God sees you!

3. 

   14 Jul 2026

   Words of Grace

   Today's podcast explores the spiritual significance of human speech and the impact words have on others. Joe emphasizes that language possesses a creative potential similar to the divine word, capable of fostering either vitality or destruction in relationships. By referencing biblical teachings from the Book of James, he argues that the tongue acts as a powerful rudder that directs the course of one's life and character. Joe advocates for self-discipline, suggesting that believers should cultivate a heart of grace and gratitude to ensure their words reflect kindness rather than judgment. Ultimately, this serves as a call to use conversational speech as a tool for encouragement and discipleship.

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