Two Faithful Brews & The Good News is a Christian conversations and faith based podcast where Paul Purifoy and Uncle Royce walk through Scripture with depth, truth, and real life faith.

In Season 3 Episode 11, we continue our open Bible conversations through Romans 8, focusing on verses 31 through 34. Paul brings us into one of the strongest declarations in Scripture: “If God be for us, who can be against us?”

This episode walks through the verdict, the cross, and the intercession of Jesus Christ. We look at what it means that God is for us, why the cross is the ultimate proof of His love, how accusation loses its authority when God justifies, and why Christ’s present intercession gives the believer security in every season.

This episode unpacks:

• What Romans 8:31 really means
• Why opposition does not cancel God’s position toward you
• How the cross proves God is for us
• The difference between conviction and condemnation
• What it means that God justifies the believer
• Why Christ’s death, resurrection, authority, and intercession matter right now
• How believers can stand firm against accusation and fear

This is not shallow encouragement.

This is courtroom truth.

If you have ever battled accusation, shame, fear, or the feeling that God may not be for you, this episode will point you back to the finished work of Jesus Christ and the security of His intercession.

The verdict stands.

The cross has spoken.

Christ is still interceding.

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All Things Working Together | The Sovereignty of God in Every Season (Romans 8:28–30)

Two Faithful Brews & The Good News is a Christian conversations and faith based podcast where Paul Purifoy delivers Bible teaching rooted in real life faith, walking through Scripture with clarity, depth, and practical application for everyday life.

In Season 3 Episode 10, we continue our open Bible conversations through Romans 8, focusing on verses 28 through 30—one of the most quoted and most misunderstood passages in the Bible.

What does it really mean that “all things work together for good”?
Does that mean everything that happens is good?
And what did Paul actually mean by predestinate?

In this episode, we break down the truth behind these verses and bring clarity to what God is really doing in the life of the believer.

This episode unpacks:
• The true meaning of “all things work together for good”
• The Greek word synergeo and how God works through every season
• Why “good” is not comfort, but conformity to Christ
• What predestinate actually means—and what it does NOT mean
• Why God is not declaring anyone a lost cause
• The difference between predestination and God’s foregone plan
• How calling, justification, and glorification reveal God’s complete work

This is not a message about everything feeling good.

This is about understanding that God is working through everything.

Because Scripture reveals that God’s plan has always been centered on redemption, transformation, and bringing His people into alignment with His purpose through Jesus Christ.

If you’ve ever struggled to understand your season, questioned what God is doing, or wrestled with the idea of predestination, this episode will ground you in truth and point you back to the faithfulness of God.

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When Prayer Feels Impossible | How the Holy Spirit Intercedes (Romans 8:26–27)

Two Faithful Brews & The Good News is a Christian conversations and faith based podcast where Paul Purifoy delivers Bible teaching rooted in real life faith, walking through Scripture with clarity, depth, and practical application for everyday life.

In Season 3 Episode 9, we continue our open Bible conversations through Romans 8, focusing on verses 26 and 27, where Scripture reveals one of the most powerful truths about the believer’s walk with God—what happens when you do not know how to pray.

Every believer reaches a moment where words fall short. There are seasons where clarity is gone, direction feels uncertain, and prayer becomes difficult. But the Bible does not present this as failure. Instead, it reveals that the Holy Spirit steps in, helping our weakness and interceding on our behalf according to the will of God.

This episode breaks down:
• The meaning of infirmities and spiritual weakness
• Why not knowing what to pray is part of the process
• The role of the Holy Spirit in intercession
• The depth behind “groanings which cannot be uttered”
• How God remains fully aligned even when we feel uncertain
• What it looks like to move from pressure into dependence

This is not about striving to pray perfectly.

This is about understanding that God is already working, even in your silence.

Because when you do not know what to say… the Spirit of God is already speaking.

This truth is rooted in the larger plan of redemption, where God has always been working to bring His people into alignment with His purpose through Jesus Christ and the power of His Spirit.

🎧 Listen now:
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