Hey Everybody,

Today is the season finale for season 3. This has been a major season. I share a testimony of healing. We're wrapping up the book of Daniel. We're reading about his 21-day fast and finding out there's a lot that's been left out when we've heard this in church. His fast was due to mourning over the outcome of Jeremiah's prophecy coming to pass in the land. We learned in chapter 9 that he went into prayer and supplication for his own and the people's sins, transgressions, and iniquities. Now he's at the point of fasting where he eats no choice foods, meat, or wine. He also didn't anoint himself during this time.

Have you prayed so hard that it's brought you to a point of mourning and fasting? Have you prayed to the point of weakness and loss of breath? Have you prayed so hard for yourself and your people, and you feel like you're not being heard? This was Daniel.

Thank God for Michael and His messengers coming to Daniel to strengthen him in his weakest moments and to reassure him. Daniel's story is one of great resilience and a steadfast mindset. It's so important to maintain our faith, pray without ceasing, not just for ourselves, but for the people around us. He also shows us that when a prophecy comes, we can pray and fast for change in the outcome.

Thank you guys for tuning in this season. We'll be back for season 4 on August 5 at noon. Love you guys.

Hey y’all,

Welcome back to another episode of Blvntz N Bible Stvdy! We’re diving into chapters 8 and 9 of the Book of Daniel, as we near the end of this powerful prophetic journey.

In this episode, we explore not only Daniel’s role as a prophet but also as a powerful intercessor. After reading the prophecy of Jeremiah, Daniel immediately responded with prayer, fasting, and supplication, not just for himself, but for the people and the nation of Israel. He took spiritual accountability for the sins, transgressions, and iniquities of his people, offering deep intercessory prayer on their behalf.

Daniel’s response raises a timely question:

Who is standing in the gap for our cities and nations today?

Are we positioning ourselves to become intercessors, praying beyond our struggles and into the heart of spiritual warfare and global revival?

Now is the time to shift from only praying for ourselves to also interceding for others around us, our communities, our leaders, and the world.

📧 Got thoughts or prayer requests? Reach out to us at: BlvntzNBibleStvdy@gmail.com

Hey Everyone,

This episode is all about Daniel in the Lion's Den and his refusal to bow before King Darius. Despite the hatred from his government peers, Daniel remained steadfast in his faith in the Most High God. His story is a powerful reflection of the struggles we face today. Whether it's at work, school, in sports, or in other areas where leaders are chosen, there will often be jealous individuals who try to block your elevation. But when a spirit of excellence is on you, there's nothing anyone can do to stop it.

In Chapter 7, Daniel is out of the Lion's Den, and a new decree is issued throughout the land—to bow to the Most High God. Daniel also receives a disturbing vision that leaves him deeply shaken and changes his countenance.

Hey Everybody,

Thank you so much for tuning in. We're still reading the book of Daniel. Today we're reading chapter 5 and Bellshazzar sees the writing on the wall after he decides to use the Most High God's cups in his idol worship celebration. Let me just say, it doesn't end well.

Don't be Bellshazzar! Don't use the Most High God in the worship of your idols.

Hey Everybody,

We're making our way through the book of Daniel. Today we're in chapter 4 where we find out Nebuchadnezzar has a testimony of the Most High God. His testimony is one of humility and a story of growth, from losing it all and gaining it all back with the Most High God in charge.

After reading this chapter, you'll realize there a little bit of Nebuchadnezzar in all of us. Or, we know someone like this. Either way, let this episode open your eyes and give you a new perspective into the love of God and how His plans are always the best.

Wassup everybody,

This past weekend was Father's Day. Happy Father's Day to all of you dads out there, including furbabies lol! Before we hop into Daniel, I share a story of my week and how God examined my heart and revealed some things about myself that I needed to fix! Thanks for tuning in. Tell somebody about the podcast.

Hey everyone,

For the next few weeks we'll be in the book of Daniel. Don't worry, this is new for me too. I've done no prior study of Daniel. I only know about Daniel and the Lion's Den and his ability to interpret dreams. So let's study together. As you listen to this, find out what the Lord wants you to see, hear, and do in your personal relationship with Him.

In Chapters 1 and 2 we find out how, just 10 days of eating vegetables and drinking water gave him, Hananiah, Azizariah, and Mischal a huge advantage over the rest of the Babylonians. What can 10 days of eating vegetables and drinking water do for us?

Be sure to lock in and stay connected as we hear from our Heavenly Father through the Book of Daniel.

Don't be so quick to judge the servant who buried his talents. We've all buried a talent or two because we felt like it was something we were incapable of doing. We've all had moments where we allowed the fear of what we thought might happen to bury our talents. This was me. I will say I'm still not perfect, and I still have moments where I feel like, this can't be what the Lord wants me to do, but here comes the Holy Spirit, the Comforted, the Counselor, letting me know that I'm more than capable, I'm more than enough. The Father trusts me with the talents He's given me, and He's expecting me to multiply what He's provided by the time He returns. So tune in, grab that journal, take notes, and draw closer to the Father.

NO MORE BURIED TALENTS!

Isaiah 54:17 No means NO! No weapon formed will prosper! Anything that's coming against you and the blessings that God has for you, is considered a weapon. The slander, the curse words, trauma, all formed against you, but regardless of the circumstance, it didn't prosper because you're still here and The Father wants you to know that He loves you and vengeance is His.

A lot of people—both children and adults—are still afraid of the dark. But what about the dark places in life? The moments of despair, loss, fear, or pain that feel too heavy to carry? In this episode, we explore what it means to encounter God there—in the depression, the anxiety, the grief, the scandal, the poverty, and the stress.

Nearly half of adults admit to fearing the dark, yet many still try to face spiritual darkness alone. But Scripture reminds us over and over again: God is not only present in the light—He’s near in the dark places, too.

With a collection of powerful Bible promises, we reflect on how God draws closest in our most broken moments. Whether you're battling illness, facing character attacks, or walking through financial uncertainty, God is with you. You don't have to figure it out on your own.

This is your invitation to let the light of His presence meet you in the darkness.

Perseverance. It’s not a word we hear every day, but it’s something we all desperately need—especially when God’s instructions seem unconventional or even impossible. In this episode, we’re diving into two powerful stories of faith and endurance: the widow in the Old Testament who faced losing her sons to debt collectors, and Gideon, the unlikely leader who obeyed God by trimming his army down to just 300 men. When life tests us, will we persevere? Let’s talk about it.

Where is your trust? Are you trusting in the Lord with ALL Your heart? I'm in self evaluation mode. So this episode is definitely for me, but it will beneficial to a lot of us as we move closer to God and develop more trust in our Heavenly Father. It is His desire to supply all of our needs. The will of God for our Lives is to prosper and have a good future. We have to learn to trust the Lord. I love you guys.

What does it really mean to be sober-minded—and could you be spiritually intoxicated without even realizing it?

In this episode of Blvntz N Bible Stvdy, we’re going beyond substances and uncovering the hidden forms of intoxication that dull our spiritual awareness. From chasing money, fame, and power to being consumed by fear, bitterness, or distraction—these mindsets can cloud our judgment and pull us away from God’s purpose.

We break down 15 powerful Bible verses about having a sober mind, a sound spirit, and focusing our thoughts on Christ. This is a call to clarity, spiritual alertness, and mental renewal.

Perfect for anyone seeking:

• Scriptures on having a sober mind
• Biblical insight on mental clarity, self-control, and spiritual growth
• Freedom from toxic thoughts and emotional overwhelm
• A deeper walk with God through mindset transformation

Tune in, get your mind right, and let’s grow together. 🧠✝️ #BlvntzNBibleStvdy

In this episode of “Praying For Your Enemies,” we dive into a transformative perspective on handling opposition—both external and internal. I used to fixate on those wishing for my downfall, convinced they didn’t want me to succeed. But a revelation hit hard: What if I’m my own worst enemy? How often do we sabotage ourselves with doubts—I’m not smart enough, too old, or unqualified? The Bible offers a radical solution: pray for your enemies instead of cursing them. Verses like Matthew 5:44 (“Love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you”) and Luke 6:27-28 guide us to bless, not curse, even those who wrong us. Romans 12:14-21 and 1 Peter 3:9 echo this call to overcome evil with good. When we speak against others, we may unknowingly speak against ourselves. Join me as we explore how praying for our enemies—real or perceived—frees us from negativity and aligns us with God’s love. Perfect for anyone seeking spiritual growth, forgiveness, and peace. Subscribe now and listen to this eye-opening discussion!

Sometimes, the key to better health is simply letting go of the people, places, and things that bring us stress and anxiety.

Tomorrow on Blvntz N Bible Stvdy, the episode Prosper in Health dives into what research and the Word of God say about illness and the factors that contribute to it. We’ll close out with Scripture, focusing on storing God’s Word in our hearts so we shift our focus from the problem to the Problem Solver.

🚨 Poverty is NOT your portion! 🚨

Yes, the Bible says it's difficult for a rich man to enter the Kingdom, but that doesn’t mean God wants us broke! It’s all about mindset and how we steward our wealth. 💡

God gave you the power to create wealth—so why are you still living on the poverty line? It’s time to shift your thinking, break free from lack, and step into the prosperity God intended for you. No more survival mode. No more relying on assistance you don’t need.

🔥 Change your mind, change your life, and let’s grow together! 🔥

🎧 Tap in NOW and let’s talk Kingdom wealth! #FaithAndFinances #KingdomWealth #MindsetShift

It's "the love of money" that's the root of all evil. When the rich young ruler asked what he has to do to gain eternal life, he finds out you can't serve two masters. He's going to have to choose his possessions or walk with Christ. What is your answer? What are you putting in Christ's position? Are you choosing your worldy possessions over your walk with God? Is Mammon (wealth and riches) your master? If it is, it's time to make a change and trust God's path to wealth and riches and open your hands to generosity and giving.

In this episode we're going to see just how much we have in common with the Rich Young Ruler starting with the Altar of Ba'al. We find ourselves easily choosing our worldy possessions over walking with Christ. Tune in and let's unpack this together.

"Don’t Focus on the Death in the Valley" reminds us that extreme focus on our problems turns into worry, which can become worship of our circumstances. Psalm 23:4 teaches us that even in the valley, we are not alone. Instead of stressing over bills, unemployment, or hardships, we must recognize God's grace in the midst of it all. Worry breeds doubt, but faith reminds us that He’s already made a way.

Spiritual warfare is real, but God has given us the armor to stand strong. In this final part of the Mind Games series, we break down each piece of the Armor of God and how to apply it in daily life. Get ready to fight back and walk in victory!