Be Ye Transformed

What You Don’t Know Is What Is Killing You

Saul Loubassa — Mon, 06 Apr 2026 00:00:00 +0200

In this episode I deliver a message on the true meaning of knowing Jesus. Opening with a moving story about a woman who broke down during a CPR training after losing her mother to a heart attack, I draw a powerful parallel: just as lacking physical knowledge can cost lives, lacking spiritual knowledge is equally deadly. Drawing from scriptures including Isaiah, 1 John, and the Gospels, I challenges you to move beyond simply knowing of and about Jesus toward genuine knowledge of him which implies obedience to his teachings and commandments.

God’s Will Is NOT A Mystery

Saul Loubassa — Mon, 30 Mar 2026 00:00:00 +0200

In this episode I challenge the idea that God’s will is a hidden mystery requiring intense spiritual searching. I argue that God’s will is clearly revealed in Scripture and encourage you to focus on following biblical teachings rather than seeking secret guidance through prayer or fasting. Using biblical examples, I explain that if God has a specific task for you, He will communicate it directly. I urge you to avoid overthinking God’s will and instead live faithfully according to what has already been revealed in the Bible.

This Might Be The Answer To your Prayers

Saul Loubassa — Mon, 23 Mar 2026 00:00:00 +0100

In this episode I explore why prayers sometimes seem unanswered. I discuss common barriers like sin, wrong motives, and lack of faith, but emphasize that God’s answers may come in unexpected forms or timing. Using the metaphor of receiving ingredients instead of a finished loaf of bread, I encourage you to recognize and act on the answers God provides, even if they differ from your expectations. I highlight the importance of persistence, openness, and faith, urging you to reconsider how you perceive God’s responses to your prayers.

Introduction

Saul Loubassa — Mon, 16 Mar 2026 12:34:54 +0100

In this episode I introduce the podcast’s mission: to inspire transformation through the renewing of the mind, drawing on Romans 12:2 and insights from Bishop TD Jakes. I thank Pastors Hemen and Irena Derki for their support and explain my calling to share faith-based encouragement, despite the abundance of podcasts. I describe myself as an ordinary person passionate about learning, truth, and sharing the gospel. I invite listeners to join me weekly for short sermons, promising next week’s topic will explore why prayers sometimes seem unanswered.