The Warrior Bun

John 3:16 | Have You Been Deceived?

John 3:16 may be the most quoted verse in Christianity...but what if many people have misunderstood what Jesus was actually saying? In this episode, Codie confronts one of the most dangerous deceptions in the modern church. What if we’ve misunderstood something foundational about salvation? This episode is not soft or meant to comfort the flesh. It is a wake-up call. If you’ve ever wondered: “Am I truly saved?” “Am I truly following Jesus?” “Could I be deceived and not know it?” …then this episode will confront, challenge, and awaken you. This episode will challenge the way many people view salvation, holiness, repentance, and the narrow road Jesus spoke of. Listen prayerfully. This conversation will change eternity for someone. Scriptures referenced: John 3:16, Matthew 7, Ezekiel 36, Galatians 2 & 5, Romans 8 If this has encouraged you, challenged you, or helped strengthen your walk with Jesus, we invite you to partner with what God is doing through Global Footprints Ministries. Whether through prayer, becoming a monthly partner, sowing into the ministry, or simply reaching out for prayer and support, we would love to connect with you. Click the links below to give, follow, or submit a prayer request. www.globalfootprintsministries.com

Colossians 2:8 | Who Is Teaching You to Think?

In this powerful episode, Codie breaks down Colossians 2:8 and exposes four major categories of deception Paul warned the Church about: philosophy, empty deceit, human tradition, and the elemental spirits of the world. This teaching calls believers to examine what is discipling their minds, who they are allowing to influence them, and whether their thoughts, relationships, churches, leaders, and spiritual atmospheres are truly according to Christ. Codie unpacks the importance of the gift of discernment, the danger of man-made religion, the subtlety of demonic manipulation, and the need to separate from anything or anyone keeping you captive. This episode is a bold call to holiness, surrender, obedience, and a deeper relationship with Jesus. If you have been feeling pulled, confused, controlled, spiritually drained, or surrounded by too many voices, this episode will help you come back to the only standard that matters: Christ.

Numbers 12:2 | The Offense of Aaron

This week’s episode was given in real time—straight from the place of prayer. What started as a simple phrase from the Holy Spirit, “curse the offense of Aaron,” turned into a powerful revelation that every believer needs right now. In this teaching, I dive into Numbers chapter 12, where Aaron and Miriam speak against Moses—not with obvious offense, but through subtle comparison, insecurity, and unspoken pride. Because here’s the truth: offense rarely sounds like offense. It sounds like: * “God speaks to me too.” * “I just don’t agree with how they’re doing it.” * “I feel overlooked.” But underneath those thoughts is something deeper—something that hasn’t been surrendered. This episode will challenge you to stop looking outward and start allowing God to search your heart. You’ll learn how unchecked offense grows, how it leads to speaking against what God has established, and why it’s so dangerous to let it sit beneath the surface. Most importantly, you’ll discover the difference between Miriam’s response and Aaron’s—and why Aaron’s immediate humility is the key to breaking offense quickly. There is a strong call in this episode to examine whether what you’ve been calling “discernment” is actually unresolved offense. Because offense doesn’t just affect how you feel—it shapes how you see, speak, and respond. This is not just a teaching—it’s an invitation to freedom. The episode closes with a powerful prayer, asking God to expose hidden offense, uproot it at the source, and align your heart in humility and purity so you can hear Him clearly again.

Acts 10:38 | The Biblical Definition of "Doing Good"

What does it really mean that Jesus “went about doing good” in Acts 10:38?  In this powerful and convicting episode, we challenge the common idea that “doing good” is simply church attendance, volunteering, or outward acts of service. Instead, we explore the deeper biblical meaning of goodness as the visible expression of God’s character flowing through a surrendered life. This message confronts people-pleasing, religious performance, hypocrisy, and the masks many wear in the church, while calling listeners into true heart transformation through the Holy Spirit. We discuss discernment, obedience, compassion, confronting darkness, and why God evaluates the posture of the heart more than public appearances or ministry success. You’ll also hear a heartfelt prayer for cleansing, freedom, self-examination, and receiving the baptism of the Holy Spirit so you can walk in genuine goodness, healing, justice, mercy, and restoration. If you’re hungry for authenticity, deeper holiness, and a faith that reflects the true nature of God, this episode is for you.

Is Your Delay Causing Others to Perish

In this powerful episode, Codie dives deep into the Book of Book of Jonah and uncover a sobering truth many overlook: sometimes it’s not what you’re doing wrong—it’s what you refuse to do that creates storms for everyone around you. Jonah’s delay, disobedience, and refusal to move when God said move didn’t just affect him—it put an entire boat of innocent people in danger. Are you staying in places God told you to leave? Are you delaying obedience because it feels hard, uncertain, or costly? Your hesitation may be affecting your family, your calling, and the people connected to your assignment more than you realize. We’ll explore how delayed obedience can hinder others, why surrender matters, and how one act of obedience can shift an entire household, city, or generation. If God has been calling you to move, release, step out, or trust Him in a new season, this message is for you. Stop waiting for someone else to push you off the boat. Jump. God is already waiting in the water.