Conrad Rocks | Spiritual Warfare, Supernatural Faith & Kingdom Living

  Have you ever said something you  instantly  regretted—words you wished you could pull back the moment they left your mouth? Most of us have. Deep down we know our words carry spiritual weight, yet we often speak casually, not realizing we are either partnering with the kingdom of God or the kingdom of darkness every time we open our mouths. In this post, I want to show you how the story of King Hezekiah reveals the power of words, careless speech, and what I call “handing out daggers.” We will look at how our tongue can open doors in spiritual warfare, how our conversations can expose our treasures to the enemy, and how we can learn to speak life instead of death by walking in the fear of the Lord. Death and Life in the Power of the Tongue (Proverbs 18:21) Proverbs 18:21 in the KJV says, “Death and life are in the power of the tongue: and they that love it shall eat the fruit thereof.” This is not just a nice religious saying—it is a spiritual law. Your words plant...

Are you looking for a powerful way to stay connected to the Word of God — even when you can't sit down and read? What if you could hear the entire Bible read aloud in the majestic, time-honored language of the King James Version, spoken by one of the most gifted voices in recorded history? That's exactly what you get with  The Holy Bible: King James Version , read by Alexander Scourby on MP3 CD — and it has genuinely transformed my spiritual life. What Is the Alexander Scourby King James Bible on MP3? The Holy Bible: King James Version on MP3  is the complete text of the KJV Bible, professionally recorded and read by Alexander Scourby. It is available on MP3 CD, which means you can play it in your car, transfer it to any MP3 player or device, or listen at home — all with stunning audio clarity and zero distractions. This is not a dramatized production with sound effects or background music. It is the pure, unaltered Word of God, delivered in Scourby's calm, authoritati...

The Illusive Pursuit of Happiness: A Personal Journey to Joy Those words, penned by Thomas Jefferson in the Declaration of Independence, have echoed through the centuries as the heartbeat of the American experiment. They capture something deep and universal — a longing wired into every human soul. The pursuit of happiness. It sounds noble, doesn't it? Worthy. Right. But here is what I have come to learn, and it cost me nearly everything to discover: the pursuit of happiness is a chase that never ends. It is a mirage shimmering on the horizon — always ahead, always just beyond reach. And if you run after it long enough, it will run you into the ground. The Elusive Illusion Jefferson understood something profound, perhaps more than he realized. Happiness, as the world defines it, is a never-ending pursuit. It is an elusive illusion that, once seemingly captured, slips through our fingers like smoke, prompting us to chase it again. Solomon, the wisest man who ever lived, knew this...

  Tabernacle of Flesh: Nourishing the Soul in a Flesh-Obsessed World Jesus said it plain, and sometimes the plain sayings of Jesus are the ones that hit the hardest. “Therefore I say unto you, Take no thought for your life, what ye shall eat, or what ye shall drink; nor yet for your body, what ye shall put on. Is not the life more than meat, and the body than raiment? ” — Matthew 6:25, KJV That verse will mess with your priorities—in a good way. It reaches right into the middle of our daily anxieties and asks a question that exposes the whole system of this world: What are you really living for? The world is screaming flesh, flesh, flesh. Feed the flesh. Dress the flesh. Photograph the flesh. Improve the flesh. Compare the flesh. Preserve the flesh. But Jesus points us to something eternal. He does not say the body is worthless. He says life is more than the body’s appetites and appearances. That is where the conviction comes in for me. If I am not careful, I can spend the ...

  Don’t Cast Your Pearls Before Swine: The Prodigal Son, Spiritual Discernment, and Returning to the Father One of the most sobering lessons in the Bible is that not everyone will value what God has given you. Some people will honor truth, receive wisdom, and cherish what is holy. Others will trample it, mock it, and even turn against you for offering it. That is why Jesus gave us the strong warning in Matthew 7:6: “Give not that which is holy unto the dogs, neither cast ye your pearls before swine, lest they trample them under their feet, and turn again and rend you.” That passage has been on my heart as I think about the parable of the Prodigal Son in Luke 15. Most of us read that story through the lens of grace, repentance, and the loving heart of the Father—and rightly so. But there is another layer there that we often miss. The story is also about misplaced value. It is about taking something precious and spending it in a place that cannot honor it. It is about trading co...

The Discovery of the Hidden Way: Finding Your Narrow Path In the sprawling bayous of Houston, where the water moves slow and the humidity clings like a second skin, I often find myself exploring on my bike. We usually stick to the paved trails—the ones marked by signs and heavy foot traffic. But recently, a simple ride transformed into a profound spiritual revelation. The Illusion of the Dead End We all reach points in our lives where the pavement ends. You’ve pedaled as far as the map said you could go, and suddenly, you’re staring at overgrown brush or a literal dead end. In our walk with God, these moments feel like failure or abandonment. We think, “If I were on the right track, wouldn't the road be smoother?” But it was at the very edge of the clearing that I saw it: a small, unassuming narrow path continuing down the bayou. It wasn't advertised. It required a choice to leave the comfort of the wide road and venture into the unknown. The Geometry of Salvation Jesus s...