• His Beloved, Chosen, and Favorite with Neal Lozano and Lisa Livezey
    Nov 21 2024

    Experience the Father’s Blessing with a sweet listen as Neal shares from his deep well of experience and wisdom regarding the extraordinary Fifth Key of Unbound.

    The enemy always works to steal our identity and destiny, wanting to lead us deeper and deeper into loneliness and isolation. An Unbound Ministry session allows for restoration of our identity and healing of our heart.

    Healing is an integral part of deliverance ministry. A prayer recipient feels embraced and accepted while being led through the Five Keys into freedom. “We are His beloved, His chosen, His favorites,” says Neal.

    Scriptures from Colossians and Genesis show the Father’s longing for His children and his desire to transfer us from the kingdom of darkness into the Kingdom of the Beloved Son.

    Both Neal and Lisa share fascinating examples of encouragement from the Lord during The Father’s Blessing. When words of blessing penetrate the heart, a life can be changed.

    “It’s so important to learn about the Fifth Key and try to go deeper,” shares Neal. “I still want to go deeper and be better at speaking into someone’s heart the things of God .”

    Learn in this episode how, on an Irish island, God showed Neal and Janet that He knows their history and roots.

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    Release: November 2024
    Music by Christian Harper
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    32 mins
  • The Lightbulb Moment with Jacqueline Harper and Emily Wilson
    Nov 14 2024

    Warm, wise, compassionate, and oh so real! Meet Emily Wilson, Heart of the Father’s newest team member.

    Emily, our Resources and Sales Coordinator, hails from California’s Bay Area but has embraced Philly and loves to “talk about the Eagles, eat a cheesesteak, and ride public transportation home.”

    A graduate of Villanova University and the Augustine Institute, Emily has been a missionary in Honduras (she’s fluent in Spanish!) and also worked as a parish Director of Religious Education. “And then the Lord called me to Philly,” smiles Emily. “He was asking me to take on a new mission.” That mission is called Christ in the City, a Denver-based ministry with a Philadelphia branch where she helps young adult missionaries deepen their relationship with Christ and reach out to the homeless.

    We learn about Christ in City’s unique approach and what led Emily to Heart of the Father where she leads Unbound ministry sessions and now serves on staff.

    “I had such a beautiful experience, at the conference, of gratitude for the vulnerability that people share in these sessions and their trust in the Father’s goodness. I became captivated by a God who sets captives free.”

    Emily speaks of the “lightbulb moment” when people recognize they have believed a lie and take Jesus’ hand to walk in a new way. “Jesus has already won the victory and I’m just inviting people to step into that victory,” she declares.

    Feeling hungry? Learn Emily’s favorite place to buy a cheesesteak and what variety she loves most.

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    Release: November 2024
    Music by Christian Harper
    Artwork by Rosemary Strohm
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    29 mins
  • “Everybody’s Got a Hungry Heart” with Dr. Christopher West and Matt Lozano
    Nov 7 2024

    If you aren’t yet acquainted with Dr. Christopher West, President of Theology of the Body Institute, this episode is your golden opportunity. The passion with which Dr. West speaks is infectious and amazing.

    Dr. West answers deep questions surrounding this year’s Open Doors podcast theme of “Come and See.” He tells about hearing a song at age eight and how a rock star taught him to pray, setting him on a path of longing and seeking.

    We then hear of West’s camp experience at age fifteen and how his view of the gospel as a starvation diet, caused him to say, “No thanks!”

    West shares about being broken and grieving at age twenty from a painful relationship breakup, the beautiful witness of his brother, and the point when he confessed faith in Christ – falling on his knees and asking God to show him what to do with this inner longing.

    At about age 40, Dr. West realized he had spent much of his life clinging to what he calls “false infinities.” In that experience, God brought to his mind a boyhood fishing trip with his father where a fish swallowed the hook and West explains how that hook exemplifies the lie of the enemy.

    Last, we learn what the Lord is inviting Dr. Christopher West to come and see today at his current age of fifty-five.

    While listening, we are personally challenged by Matt’s thought-provoking questions, most importantly, “Who do you say Jesus is?”

    Teaser: What song does Christopher West sing back to Bruce Springsteen and Mick Jagger? Hear him demo a couple lines in this episode!

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    Release: November 2024
    Music by Christian Harper
    Artwork by Rosemary Strohm
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    42 mins
  • Because We are Sons and Daughters with Matt and Jenn Lozano
    Oct 31 2024

    Following last week’s podcast with Dr. Mary Healy, we listen to Jenn and Matt discuss the issue of authority, taking it to a personal level.

    Jenn reflects on how Romans 6: 8-11 relates to authority and she references Chapter 12 of Abba’s Heart. We hear about an individual who, after receiving healing through Unbound prayer, was later able to use her voice and speak out with authority.

    Matt defines authority, saying it comes from knowing who the Father is and understanding our relationship with Him.

    We are encouraged to start small by taking what God has entrusted to us - things, talents, resources - and practice walking in authority in those areas that we know to be our responsibility. The enemy’s tactic is to turn our thoughts inward and work to protect ourselves.

    Because we are Son’s and Daughters of the Father, we can speak the Fourth Key with authority and do so safely, stepping back and looking at the big picture.

    Bible Trivia Question from this episode: The prodigal son’s father presented him with a robe, sandals, and what other item? Listen to see how this item exemplifies authority.

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    Release: October 2024
    Music by Christian Harper
    Artwork by Rosemary Strohm
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    33 mins
  • The Fourth Key: An Act of Faith with Dr. Mary Healy and Matt Lozano
    Oct 24 2024

    Dr. Mary Healy Explains The Fourth Key: The Command

    Meet Matt’s “go-to theologian,” the best-selling author and international speaker Dr. Mary Healy, Professor of Scripture at Sacred Heart Major Seminary in Detroit, general editor of the Catholic Commentary on Sacred Scripture, and more.

    This episode helps Christians of all backgrounds explore common questions and concerns regarding the Fourth Key of Unbound: The Command.

    Does a lay person have the authority to command demons? Dr. Healy distinguishes between private exorcism and the rite of exorcism, which is reserved only for Bishops and specifically-authorized priests.
    She gives scriptures and examples surrounding the Fourth Key, also known as adjuration, which means to command someone in the name of a higher authority.

    Dr. Healy lists numerous resources for those wishing to explore this aspect of deliverance ministry further, saying “Hardly a week goes by that I don’t recommend that book to some person or group somewhere in the world.” Can you guess what “that book” is? She also describes how to put oneself in a
    spiritually dangerous position. The answer is not what you might guess!

    Be sure to listen to the very end to hear Dr. Healy’s eloquent and powerful concluding prayer.

    Find the book Deliverance Ministry published by the ICCRS Doctrinal Commission

    Find "The Virtuous Use of Private Exorcism by Laypersons" by Fr.Bradley Sjoquist

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    Release: October 2024
    Music by Christian Harper
    Artwork by Rosemary Strohm
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    35 mins
  • "It's a Good Time to Consider Renunciation" with Jenn Lozano and Neal Lozano
    Oct 17 2024

    In this episode, Jenn hosts Neal as they discuss the reasons why Renunciation, the Third Key of Unbound, is so important.

    So you're following Jesus, and there's something in your life that doesn't belong to you and in that relationship you have with Him. Well, it's a good time to consider renunciation!

    Renunciation means that, in the name of Jesus, we break with any ties which are not of God – saying in essence, “I’m done with this!”

    The need for renunciation occurs when there is something in one’s life that doesn’t belong – things like sinful patterns, lies, fears, and unholy attachments. We can renounce these things using the great power that comes from Jesus’ name. Renunciation is a normal part of a Christian's life.

    Satan, our enemy, is the father of lies and Neal explains how this plays out into one’s thought life. When we host deception and lies about God and ourselves, the enemy draws near and wants to bring us into bondage. We begin seeing these things as a part of us, and therein agreeing with them and making a home for them. Once we recognize the lies, we can take a stand against them.

    Learn the three steps of renunciation and what happened at a Freedom in Christ conference that caused someone to say, “I feel like I just took a spiritual shower!”

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    Take Your Stand ( another renunciation podcast)
    Is an Unbound Session a Good Preparation for Sacramental Confession blogpost

    Resisting the Devil by Neal Lozano

    Release: October 2024
    Music by Christian Harper
    Artwork by Rosemary Strohm
    Production by Christian Harper

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    31 mins
  • The Beauty of Unbound with Matt Lozano and Ron Riggins
    Oct 10 2024

    Hear the engaging story of Ron Riggins –family man, businessman, Unbound ministry team founder, Board member, and more!

    We hear of Ron’s faith background, meeting his wife Terry, and his prayer while watching the Pentagon burn on September 11th. His first introduction to Unbound was the change he saw in Terry after she attended an Unbound conference.

    Ron sees the parish as a natural place for Unbound ministry and speaks of the “beauty of Unbound.” He offers valuable advice for folks launching their first Unbound team including the value of having younger adults offering ministry, as well as those who are more seasoned.

    Matt agrees, saying that we sometimes carry a wounded little boy or wounded little girl within us and having a young person speak to that can be transformational. Matt also testifies to experiencing calm and hope when receiving prayer from someone older.

    The episode concludes with Ron sharing his thoughts about retirement and his desire to pass on the grace he has received to younger generations.

    Question: When praying Unbound, are we on offense or defense? Find out in this episode!

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    Release: October 2024
    Music by Christian Harper
    Artwork by Rosemary Strohm
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    24 mins
  • Freedom to Forgive with Neal Lozano and Jacqueline Harper
    Oct 3 2024

    Jacqueline hosts Neal in this intimate discussion on the topic of Forgiveness,
    the Second Key.

    As Christians, we can be quick to forgive but forgiveness is often a process for
    those deeper wounds and hurts.

    God has forgiven us through His Son and we receive His forgiveness by an
    expression of faith. Neal discusses the connection between our receiving
    forgiveness from God and extending forgiveness to others. It’s a partnership.
    The story of the unforgiving servant in Matthew 18 shows that the freedom we
    receive is limited by our unforgiveness. This is one of the enemy’s big
    strategies – getting us bound by failing to forgive others so that we fail to
    receive forgiveness ourselves from God.

    Forgiveness takes time. It is a commitment. It is a process that continues
    through the Holy Spirit. Saying the words of forgiveness out loud, as we do in
    Unbound prayer, is effective. We are not the driving force, but instead are
    called to cooperate with the work of the Holy Spirit.

    Neal covers five reasons why we fail to forgive. Can you guess what some
    might be? Listen and grow with us!

    Watch the Power of Forgiveness talk

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    Release: October 2024
    Music by Christian Harper
    Artwork by Rosemary Strohm
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    32 mins