Podcast appearances and mentions of Paul Wallace

Jesus rebuked Peter for minding the things of men more than the things of God. Then He went on to explain how we need to lose our life to find it, meaning giving up our natural desires and cravings to have the life of God in us. This passage challenges us to live in Christ and have our minds transformed that we might truly have life.

This is probably the most important sermon you could read. Jesus asked the disciples, "Who do you say I am?" He asks each person who ever lived something similar. The sermon explores what people thought then and now and challenges us to answer and then live accordingly.

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Faith is more important than health. In our passage today Jesus encourages a man little by little to have the faith to receive physical healing. The miracle pictures our gradual growth in faith and trust in our Savior.

Sometimes we can be so clueless as to what the Lord is trying to speak to us. This passage seems to show Jesus was disappointed with the disciples' response to his warning. The warning is something we need to heed, and Jesus' questions to the disciples should also warn us not to be block heads.

In this sermon we explore where the feeding of the 4000 took place and how it shows that Jesus is Jehovah Jireh. It challenges us to trust Jesus for all our needs but especially our spiritual hunger and thirst.

Life in this fallen world is full of storms. This episode tells us how those storms are meant for our good and how we can go through them with peace and joy in our hearts. Where we fix our heart and mind determines how we experience life's storms.

Jesus directed the disciples to sail away from the crowds and be with Him. But when they landed, a crowd was already waiting for them. The disciples wanted to learn from Him, and they did, but not in the way they expected.

John the Baptist and Herod Antipas could not have been any different. The way they responded to their circumstances is a great illustration of the two paths that lie before us all.

Jesus sends His disciples out two by two for a reason. They are training to carry on when He is not present. They have been given authority to case out demons and heal. These are not always signs of belonging to Christ, but in this even were signs the Kingdom was breaking in.

Jesus revisits his hometown only to find them nearly as hardened as his last visit. We explore why and how it may apply to our expectations. We also find the fascinating prediction hidden within the meaning of his trade as a "carpenter".

The disciples of Jesus went from complete dejection to unspeakable joy. The message takes that journey with them trying visualize and understand their experience. It also challenges us with the call that Jesus gave to them and to us.

The ruler of the synagogue humbly and urgently pleaded with Jesus to heal his daughter. Jesus went with him in the midst of a throng. A woman with a bleeding problem sneaked through the crowd to touch the tassel of his garment. She, like many, believed the tassel of the Messiah's tunic had the power to heal. She was healed and Jesus relieved her fear by calling her "daughter". The synagogue ruler's daughter died, but Jesus told him to not be afraid, only believe. He raised her to life. The parallels and contrasts of these two incidences are instructive and insightful.

Jesus and the disciples were met on the shores of Gadera by two men who look like zombies who came out of tombs and ran straight up to Jesus. The account seems to point to the demons stopping Jesus from reaching out to the Gentiles. But that is not the end of the story. The Lamb always wins!

After an exhausting day, Jesus set sail for the Greek side of the lake. He was so tired that He was sleeping through a storm that was swamping the boat. The disciples woke Him and He rebuked the wind and commanded the waves to be still. Jesus asked the disciples what we need to hear facing our storms, "Why are you so afraid? Have you still no faith?"

Scotland blew this year's Six Nations Championship wide open when they beat strong favourites France 50-40 at Murrayfield.Elsewhere, Ireland secured a bonus point win over Wales at the Aviva Stadium to keep their Triple Crown hopes alive, but did old issues rear their heads once again?Meanwhile, is Steve Borthwick's job as England manager in doubt after losing to Italy for the first time in Six Nations history?Paul Wallace and Off The Ball's Will O'Callaghan speak to Matt about the weekend's action.

While Jews around the world were reading of God's deliverance from their annihilation when God used Esther to expose the evil plot, Israel and USA began eliminating the Iranian regime which has vowed the destruction of Israel and America. The sermon illuminates the underlying theology and physical circumstances behind the attack. God's repetition of historical events on the same day on the Jewish calendar shows us that God is sovereign over history.

Jesus gave three short parables after the one on different types of soil. The first was about putting a lamp where it can be seen. The second was on the way the kingdom grows without our being aware of it. And the third was on the tiny beginnings of the kingdom of God and the promise of great growth. The more we shine and cast the seed of the Word, the greater is the growth of God's kingdom.

The parable of the sower is key to understanding parables. In it, we see the four kinds of soil that represent the condition of our hearts. We need to tend our heart's soil to see that we readily receive the Word when it is proclaimed and that we allow our roots of faith to grow deep into the living water if we are to bear fruit.

In this passage we learn about Jesus' family and the conflict with the scribes from Jerusalem. The sermon also covers the unforgivable sin of blaspheming the Holy Spirit.

Mark's repeated mention of the pressing crowds lend validity to the account of Jesus' divine powers. After a night of prayer Jesus calls His disciples up a mountainside and selects the twelve who will officially represent Him in the kingdom He is ushering into the hearts of mankind.

When Jesus found himself in a trap set by the Pharisees to see if his compassion would cause him to break their oral laws, Jesus did not hesitate to show the heart of the Father. He asked them if it the Sabbath was to save or to kill. They would not answer. He healed a man with a crippled arm and their response was to plot his assassination. Apparently, their answer was to kill.

The Pharisees were trying to find fault with Jesus. They saw His disciples pulling grain from the edge of a field and eating it on the Sabbath. They accused Jesus of letting them break oral tradition. But Jesus reminded them of David sharing the shewbread with his men which were only to be eaten by the priests. The analogy was rich with comparisons including one that predicted the end of the Pharisees.

People asked Jesus why He and his disciples did not fast like Pharisees and John's disciples. Jesus answered that wedding guests do not fast during a wedding feast. Rabbi even said that joy was more important than religious rules. Inferring that He is the bridegroom means He is the Messiah. He predicted His departure saying they would fast when He is forcibly taken away. This is about the Kingdom of God breaking into the world and an invitation to joyfully be the bride of Christ.

Jesus called a greedy tax collector to be His disciple. That is because Jesus could see what others could not. He saw in Levi a future scribe and conveyor of the gospel, a gift of God to the world. That is why He renamed him Matthew, meaning a gift of God. Jesus sees in all of us the potential to restore the image of God that we might become who God created us to be.

When Jesus was trying to preach in Capernaum, the crowd was so thick that so men got their paralyzed friend in front of Jesus by breaking through the roof. Jesus first forgave the man of his sins. That caused the Scribes to think Jesus was declaring He was God. He was! Then He proved it by telling the man to rise, pick up his bed and walk. The greater miracle was the forgiveness of sins. Have you experience it?

Seven reasons that God entered His own creation.

Leprosy was considered to be a disease that only God can cure. To touch a leper was to defile oneself. But Jesus compassion went out to a leper, and His touch made him whole. The man had trusted that Jesus was equal with God. He not only found healing in Jesus, but acceptance as well. Sin like leprosy eats away our soul. Come to Jesus and let Him heal your sin sick soul.

Jesus began His healing with one extremely busy day. He preached, cast out a demon, healed Simon's mother-in-law, and that evening all the sick and cast demons out of all in Capernaum who came to his door. The next morning He was up before dawn to pray, and then on to other towns to preach on the coming kingdom.

The new season of the Investec Champions Cup gets underway this weekend with Munster facing a tough test away to Bath and Leinster hosting Harlequins.Elsewhere, Rassie Erasmus has signed a new long term contract with South Africa which will see him stay on as head coach of the Springboks until the 2031 World Cup.Meanwhile, South African second-row Eben Etzebeth has been hit with a twelve-game ban for eye-gouging against Wales last weekend, but did the punishment fit the crime?Paul Wallace speaks to Matt ahead of the weekend's fixtures.Hit the 'Play' button on this page to hear the chat.

Faced with a demon possessed person, Jesus first silenced the demon and then set the man free. The sermon elaborates on the possibilities of why the demon would publicly declare Jesus is the Son of God, the fact that we who are in Christ do not need to fear demons, and the authority we have in Christ.

Our national holiday of Thanksgiving is a time to ponder how good God has been to us, the many blessings He has showered us by His grace. Psalm 136 was a Hebrew writers effort to thank God for the many wonders he had seen and heard about. Each one is followed by the reason for that blessing. His steadfast love endures forever! While our blessings are somewhat different, they are also similar in many ways and we receive them for the same reason.

Once John was imprisoned, Jesus began His ministry in Galilee. After preaching on the shore of Galilee, He asked Peter to go out into deep water and let down his net. Peter was reluctant, but went ahead and obeyed. Seeing the miraculous catch, Peter realized Andrew was right in saying Jesus was the Messiah. Jesus knew how doubtful Peter had been, and how unqualified he was and yet Jesus saw something in Peter and called him to be a disciple. The pastor tells of his own experiences at that location on Galilee.

As soon as Jesus was baptized the Spirit that came upon Him led him into the wilderness where He faced temptations during His 40 day fast. Each temptation was answered by the Word from Scripture that countered the temptation. Jesus was showing us how to fight spiritual battles.

Mark begins his Gospel with John's declaration that the Lord is about to show up and come to His temple. He goes on to warn us that like cities preparing for an arriving dignitary by repairing and cleaning up the road he will arrive on, we must clear off the road to our hearts. Repentance is seeing the sin in the desert of our heart's highway, clearing it off, and welcoming the King to come and reign in us.

Ireland will play New Zealand at Soldier Field in Chicago on Saturday night in a repeat fixture of Ireland's memorable 40-29 win in 2016.Billy Holland, Paul Wallace and Matt Williams previewed the game on Friday's The Last Word.Hit the 'Play' button on this page to hear the piece.

This sermon is a brief review of the main themes of the letters to the Thessalonians, and admonition to not grow weary in well doing, and a pray that the Lord of peace personally give us peace in al times and in every way. We explore how to not grow weary and the way God gives us perfect peace.

Paul gives his final address to the Thessalonians in chapter 3. He asks for prayers for him and his team that the Word my spread quickly as it did with them. He reminds them that God is faithful. He asks that their hearts be directed toward the love of God. He gives one final instruction to stay away from those who pretended to be Christians but refused to work.

INCOGNI Deal: To get an exclusive 60% off an annual Incogni plan, go to ⁠https://incogni.com/disruptors ⁠ In this explosive episode, Rob and special guest, Paul Wallace pull back the velvet rope on the secretive luxury supercar market to reveal the "filthy bastards" and dubious practices within the industry. From manufacturers allegedly making show cars "illegally loud" and better than the production models to brands punishing loyal customers for selling their cars at market value, they expose the underhand tactics used to control sales, specs, and secondary market prices.  Discover why some brand-new cars are instantly detuned for rental, which luxury SUV is considered the most "overrated" car right now, and the truth behind one Ferrari customer being told to park his Pagani in a car park and catch the bus to the factory. It's a shocking look at how car companies fleece their customers, exploit loopholes, and how rising insurance costs have become a "legal scam," pushing the cost of driving a performance car to dizzying new heights. BEST MOMENTS “I am aware that some manufacturers make their cars illegally loud and different to the production car” "They're now controlling how you spec your car." “Car insurance is the biggest legal scam” Exclusive community & resources:   For more EXCLUSIVE & unfiltered content to make, manage & multiply more money, join our private online education platform: Money.School →⁠ ⁠⁠https://money.school⁠   And if you'd like to meet 7 & 8 figure entrepreneurs, & scale to 6, 7 or 8 figures in your business or personal income, join us at our in-person Money Maker Summit Event (including EXCLUSIVE millionaire guests/masterminds sessions)  →⁠ ⁠⁠https://robmoore.live/mms⁠ 

The Thessalonians had been through a lot, so Paul encouraged them that they were not only okay, but that God saved them so that they could obtain the glory of Christ! That is an amazing declaration. He also emphasized the eternal comfort and good hope that comes from God.

When the Antichrist sits in the temple of God declaring he is god, the world will have to choose between worshiping him or worshiping God. Those who reject the love of Jesus who is truth embodied will follow the Antichrist in making war on the saints. The love of Jesus is offered to all, but many reject it because they choose to go their own way.

This passage gives us two clear signs with descriptions of what will happen before Jesus comes to take us home in the rapture. These second sign includes details as to how to recognize it is happening. The rapture will not take place before they come to pass.

What's the priority in changing the world? Politics or faith?

When we get to heaven we are not only be in awe of the glory of God, but also at that of our brothers and sisters. The grace that would take us from rebels to saints is amazing. Paul prays that God will resolve our every resolve for good and every work of faith by His power.

We begin 2 Thessalonians with Paul's praise for their growing faith and love for one another. He goes on to tell us that their perseverance is sign that God was right in calling them. It is also a warning to those who were persecuting them that they would face the wrath of God.

Last week we had the to do behaviors, and today we have the do not section and Paul's beautiful, rich, benediction that concludes in a blessing of assurance.

This weeks message is referred to as three diamond drops as each of the three verses give us instruction as believers in living the Spirit filled life.

This passage tells us how we should honor our elders for their hard work and sacrifice, but the pastor shares how that has to be kept in balance by biblical eldership. The passage goes on to tell us how we should serve one another in love with encouragement and help. But there to a balance must be struck so that we do not enable those who are lazy.

From RAF to Pro Trader, Paul Wallace's journey is a masterclass in trading psychology and discipline. In this episode of the Two Blokes Trading Podcast, Paul reveals how his years as a Royal Air Force fighter controller shaped his decision-making, risk management, and resilience in the financial markets. His career transition from the military to professional trading wasn't about luck; it was about applying structure, adaptability, and the ability to thrive under uncertainty.Paul discusses the critical importance of risk management, comparing trading capital to military ammunition, once it's gone, you're out of the fight. He explains how a military mindset provides the ability to remain calm in volatile markets, adapt strategies to current conditions, and manage emotional responses to losses.Listeners will gain practical insights into building consistency through rigid rules and flexible expectations, understanding market psychology, and developing habits that prevent burnout. Paul's experience spans intraday FX mean reversion strategies, coaching traders worldwide, and helping them master the mental game that separates short-term success from long-term performance.Whether you're an aspiring trader or a seasoned professional, this episode will challenge you to think differently about your approach, helping you improve decision-making, survive market turbulence, and ultimately trade with greater confidence and control.What You'll Learn in This Episode In this episode, you'll learn how to harness the power of trading psychology to strengthen your performance and resilience. Paul Wallace shares how his RAF background instilled discipline, situational awareness, and the ability to manage risk under pressure—skills that are directly transferable to trading.We cover why psychology often outweighs strategy when it comes to long-term success, and how the right mental framework can help you handle drawdowns, losses, and market uncertainty. You'll discover why having rigid rules and flexible expectations is essential, and how to adapt trading plans to different market environments without losing consistency.Paul explains his intraday FX mean reversion strategy, why resilience is a trader's greatest weapon, and how to avoid the self-sabotaging habits that derail so many careers. We also explore how to build a sustainable trading routine, from ring-fencing time to using self-assessment tools to measure readiness and prevent burnout.By the end, you'll understand why top traders view each trade as a data point, not a personal verdict and how to leverage that mindset to stay in the game, learn from mistakes, and grow as a trader. This is a practical, experience-rich episode that blends real-world market tactics with the high-performance mindset of a seasoned veteran.

The Resilience Mindset of Top Traders In episode 497 of the Desire To Trade Podcast, we will be listening to the recording of an interview with Paul Wallace who discusses the resilience mindset of top traders. He talks about the importance of adapting to market changes, the necessity of debriefing trades, and understanding the four M's of trading success: markets, method, money, and myself. The video is also available for you to watch on YouTube. >> Watch the video recording! Topics Covered In This Episode 00:00 Introduction 00:58 What's new with Paul Wallace 02:03 The importance of mental toughness in trading 04:02 Dealing with negative thoughts 06:11 Developing mental toughness 07:47 Adapting to market changes 11:19 The art of debriefing and learning from trades 14:03 Reviewing your winning trades 15:50 Understanding the four M's of trading success 18:29 Common trader mistakes 20:45 The myths and realities of trading 22:24 How to stay motivated 24:38 Where to find Paul Wallace (links below) What did you like best in this podcast episode? Let's talk in the comments below, or join me in the Facebook group! Desire To Trade's Top Resources DesireToTRADE Forex Trader Community (free group!) Complete Price Action Strategy Checklist One-Page Trading Plan (free template) Recommended brokers: EightCap (preferred Crypto and FX Broker) AxiTrader (use our link to get a special bonus) Desire To TRADE Academy About The Desire To Trade Podcast Subscribe via iTunes (take 2 seconds and leave the podcast a review!) Subscribe via Stitcher Subscribe via TuneIn Subscribe via Google Play See all podcast episodes What one thing will you implement after listening to this podcast episode? Leave a comment below, or join me in the Facebook group! How to find Paul Wallace Twitter: @FXTraderPaul tradingbeliefs.com/resources Linktree: linktr.ee/tradingbeliefs What one thing will you implement after listening to this podcast episode? Leave a comment below, or join me in the Facebook group!