Conrad Rocks | Spiritual Warfare, Supernatural Faith & Kingdom Living

Homeless Revival? Welcome, welcome, welcome to another edition of Coffee with Conrad! This is Conrad from ConradRocks.Net, where I strive to pour out "Rocks of Revelation" to you. My deepest passion, my core mission, is for each of you to develop a vibrant, authentic, and truly personal  spiritual  relationship with the biblical  Jesus . Today, I want to dive deep into a question that has been stirring in my heart, a question that might challenge some of our preconceived notions and open our eyes to where God might be moving next: Could the next great  spiritual  revival actually begin in the most unexpected of places – among the homeless community? It might sound strange at first, especially from our comfortable vantage points, but bear with me. As many of you know, my team and I frequently go out praying for people, and in our journeys, we often encounter a significant number of homeless individuals. We carry "goody bags" – sealed, waterproof bags containing...

Beyond the Echo Chamber We all harbor that yearning, don't we? The desire to ignite a movement. To launch a Facebook group, cultivate a thriving page, or perhaps even pioneer a blog. Maybe it's a home gathering, born from a burning conviction that things ought to be different. But let's be honest with ourselves. How often do we truly engage with other people's blogs, Facebook groups, or home fellowships? If our own attendance elsewhere is sporadic, what makes us think a multitude will flock to our gathering? The data is clear: Facebook commands more attention than any other social media platform. It appears to be where "the sheep are," a point worth pondering for pastors and leaders alike. Yet, so much of Facebook engagement often feels like "preaching to the choir." We seem to be cultivating an ever-growing "amen" section, a comforting but perhaps ultimately contained audience. So, should we celebrate the number of Likes and shares our pos...

The Perilous Path to Deeper Spiritual Truth Hey everybody, Conrad here from ConradRocks.Net ! Welcome and thank you for joining me. I had a bit of an experience this morning that got me thinking. I was out mowing my lawn here in South Mississippi at seven a.m., and the heat and humidity were already so intense, I felt like I deserved a medal just for finishing. It was a physical battle. That got me reflecting on another kind of battle we often face—the intense, and sometimes exhausting, struggle of learning something new in our spiritual walk. My passion is for you to develop a vibrant, personal, and spiritual relationship with the biblical Jesus , and that means we must be prepared for the challenges that come with true growth. This isn't about just learning a new fact; it's about when the Holy Spirit reveals a truth that fundamentally challenges a long-held belief. It’s that moment when you read a passage of scripture for the hundredth time, and suddenly a new light shines ...