The Eddie Hyatt Podcast

In this episode, Eddie unpacks the words of Jesus to the ruler of the synagogue who spoke against him for healing a woman on the Sabbath. Jesus said that because she was a "daughter of Abraham" she ought to be healed even on the Sabbath. Eddie shows how that passage is relative to Gentile believers in Jesus the Messiah.

In this passage, Dr. Eddie Hyatt shares about a recent 3-month battle of faith for his health and how the promises of God sustained him and buoyed him up with peace and joy in the midst of it all.

This is Lesson 4 in the series "America's Christian Birth: The Untold Story." Henry Muhlenberg, quoted below, was the pastor of a Lutheran Church right next to Valley Forge where the American army quartered during the winter, and he was able to observe and record many of their activities.

One of America's Founding Fathers helped launch one of the great Black churches and denominations of America. This happened because the most adamant opponents of slavery in the 18th century were Revivalist Preachers.  The inspiring and informative stories in this video are unknown to 99% of Americans, yet they hold the key for America's future.

The Great Awakening (1726-70) transformed Colonial America and had a direct bearing on the founding of the United States of America. In this video, Dr. Eddie Hyatt explains the significance of this Awakening and why it is such an important part of America's history.

In this episode, Dr. Eddie Hyatt talks about the importance of humility in releasing the mighty power of God.

In this episode, Dr. Eddie Hyatt discusses the Message of the Cross and shows how it was a foolish message to the ancient world, but is the message where God has chosen to release His saving power.

In this episode, Eddie discusses the Incarnation and how Jesus lived as a real human being and by His life showed us the Path to Spiritual Power.

In this episode, Eddie shares personal experiences wherein he was taught principles on the path to spiritual power. He shows that God does not call those who are self-sufficient, but those who realize how much they need Him.

In this episode, Eddie discusses Paul description of this physical and emotional state when he first went to the wicked city of Corinth to preach the Gospel. His describes himself in terms of his weaknesses rather than his strengths, and he sounds more like an emotional basket case than a great apostle of God.