Pneu Pneuma Godcast

Pneu Pneuma (New Life) is the Urban Voice of Christian podcasts, hosted by Norman Brown aka @normtheprofessor, and founded in Baltimore, Maryland.Blending biblical scholarship with real-world, street-level insight, this podcast exists to help Believers discover who they really are in Christ—while engaging the hard conversations many churches across America and Western-influenced nations refuse to touch due to political influence.This is faith without filters—raw truth, not religion. To support us:Cashapp: $PneuPneuma (U.S. only)PayPal: wordlifecafe@gmail.com

Pneu Pneuma Godcast is a religion podcast hosted by Norman Brown aka, with 259 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Norman Brown aka hosts Pneu Pneuma Godcast, a religion show with 259 episodes published.

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  Episode #262

  EP 262 It Was All A Dream: Steven Robertson (Part 2)

  Sep 18, 202659 minS5

  In part 2, Steven Robertson shares how God taught him to “win people over, not beat them,” stewarding eachrelationship with humility and focus, including an early conflict with a poor leader who later became a close friend. He describes learning to value the person in front of him, which led to unexpected global relationships and business opportunities. Steven explains his progression from coach to business leader by working diligently, serving in any task, building trust, and leading through clear expectations and accountability, while strengthening problem-solving, communication, perseverance, and gratitude. He recounts the severe impact of COVID as he had to shut down the business he was about to buy, release staff, lose income, and downsize his home, choosing faith andstewardship in crisis. Mentored by Adam Bower, he “leaned in” to speaking and training, refining his message through feedback, and ultimately stepped into full-time ministry while continuing corporate leadership work. He emphasizes mentorship, stewarding marriage like a tithe, and giving away his gifts to help others find identity in Jesus. #StevenRobertson

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  Episode #261

  EP 261 It Was All A Dream: Steven Robertson (Part 1)

  Sep 4, 202658 minS5

  Norman interviews Steven, a South African-born athlete and entrepreneur, about his upbringing in Johannesburg, compulsory military service where he played high-level tennis, and how apartheid shaped his desire to leave the country. Steven describes learning more about apartheid in university, being inspired by Nelson Mandela’s release, and ultimately taking about seven years to secure visas and immigrate to the U.S. with his wife and two young children, starting with little due to South African financial controls and needing U.S. job sponsorship. He shares how he came to Christ after college, experiencing baptism in the Holy Spirit and a profound encounter with God, later sensing a call to ministry. In America he began as a tennis coach, grew into business leadership, and reflects on spending 13 years searching for a church due to pride and expectations, eventually learning to pursue God over “experience” and the value of community and serving the church. #StevenRobertson

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  Episode #260

  EP 260 How To Judge Character Part 2

  Aug 21, 202651 minS5

  Norman Brown and Terrance Frederick continue their conversation about using “judgment” to decide people’s proximity in one’s life, starting with parenting advice on choosing children’s friends and extending to adult relationships and inner circles. They distinguish loving neighbors from befriending them, stress evaluating character through conversation and behavior, and argue Jesus intentionally chose Judas, so betrayal isn’t a required pattern. They describe categories of relationships (mentors, peers, those ministered to) and emphasize personal capacity when helping others, sometimes referring people to others better suited. Practical red flags include gossip, deceit, stealing, selfishness, dishonoring parents, isolation tactics, abusive conflict behavior, and bad reputations; they note modern social media can distort associations. They read multiple Proverbs about abominations (pride, lying, injustice, discord, etc.) and conclude believers should read and practice Scripture, stay humble and merciful, and recognize judgment can be mistaken.#JudgingVsCondemning

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  Episode #259

  EP 259 How To Judge Character Part 1

  Aug 7, 202651 minS5

  Norman Brown (“The Professor”) and Terrence Frederick discuss how to accurately judge a person’s character from a biblical perspective, motivated by a friend’s family situation involving harmful influence and suspected abuse, and aimed especially at youth vulnerable to peer pressure. They unpack Matthew 7:1–6, arguing “judge not” forbids hypocritical, unclear judgment rather than all judgment, and distinguish righteous judgment from condemnation. Citing 1 Corinthians 5–6, they emphasize judging professing believers who practice sin, avoiding close fellowship with unrepentant “brothers” living in persistent immorality, and settling disputes within the church rather than in secular courts. They stress studying original languages and define “ecclesia” as a governing assembly, asserting believers will judge the world and angels (Revelation 20). They note everyone makes judgments daily, warn that one’s measure returns, and cite Galatians 6:1 and Psalm 82 to call for gentle, just, non-partial judgments.#JudgingvsCondemning

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  Pneu Pneuma Godcast

  EP 258 Kendall Williams "Outta The Trap: Jailhouse Redemption, and Winning the Youth for Christ"

  Jul 24, 202646 min

  Host Norman Brown interviews Christian rapper Kendall Williams, whom he first met in 2017 after Kendall won a contest at the Praise Festival in Olney, Maryland. Kendall explains he was new to Christian rap then, but believes artists should jump in immediately and let God change them along the way. He shares his Virginia upbringing around hustle culture, a church-rooted childhood with a minister father, and how his parents split when he was 15. After a 10-year run in the streets and a secular rap path under the name “Fast Money,” Kendall was jailed in 2013–2014 on weed and gun charges, faced a mandatory eight years, and began reading the Bible, ministering, and writing gospel rap; the gun charge was dropped, leaving him about two years. Now married with two children, he has several projects including—The New Wave, The Next Wave, Trap Gospel and It Is Finished—which aim to reach youth and the hopeless through rap. #KendallWilliams

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