Conrad Rocks | Spiritual Warfare, Supernatural Faith & Kingdom Living

This is an interview with Glenn Roseberry - missionary to Africa. In this blog post you will find the remaining three podcasts to a four-part interview. These podcasts are staggered over three days. In these podcasts, Glenn will be discussing what it is like to live in the rural Africa. What his daily life is like. He will be discussing things like spiritual warfare, witchcraft, radical Islam, and persecution.  Missionary to Africa part 2 - Daily Life What is a day in the life of a Christian Missionary in Rural Africa? PODCAST HERE First podcast ; House churches among the persecuted; Living in a goat stall to building a house; Elephants and other wildlife ; The Luke 10 Evangelism model; Chores on the Farm; Daily sharing of faith; Witch doctors and demonic influences; Ignoring distractions for the Kingdom; Exercise and food; Fluoride and malaria; No gender mixing; Roles of women and men; Medical supplies and logistics; Addressing hygiene is...

I remember the smell of the locker room and the heavy weight of the helmet on my head back in high school. When you're standing on those sidelines, the air is thick with anticipation, and every fiber of your being is focused on the game. But before you ever get to the big plays, the "Hail Mary" passes, or the championship rings, you have to master the fundamentals. In football, that means learning how to get into a proper three-point stance until your knuckles ache. It means learning to block correctly, to tackle with your head up, and how to make that perfect spiral on the ball. If you lose your fundamentals, you lose the game. It doesn't matter how fancy the play-calling is if the line can't block. Lately, I've seen so much frustration. I see people looking at the state of America, the chaos in our culture, and the shifting sands of our society, and they are desperate for a solution. Years ago, when I started ConradRocks.Net , my motivation was fueled by th...

The sun was beating down on Highway 90 in Mississippi, that long stretch of asphalt that cuts through the heart of the Bible Belt. It was a Sunday morning, the kind of day where the air is thick with humidity and the smell of the Gulf salt hangs heavy. Joseph and I were in the car, heading toward Ocean Springs for an art festival, our minds buzzing with plans to interview people about their faith. But before we ever reached the crowds, we saw her. She was sixty-eight years old, a small figure against the vastness of the highway, walking at a pace that couldn't have been more than half a mile an hour. She was pulling a small rolling suitcase, a jacket draped over the handle, and a tiny Chihuahua trotting beside her. She didn't look homeless. She looked like someone's grandmother, dressed neatly but clearly in immense physical pain. Every step looked like a battle against gravity. As we watched, car after car—literally thousands of them—zipped past her. It was Sunday mornin...

Glenn Roseberry was once a successful businessman in America. He left all that to live with the poor people of Africa. I had to find out why. Show Notes: Salvation and pretty girls; The monumental time of repentance; Getting pulled out of speech class; Falling away after a business failure; Hearers verses doers - Rock vs Sand; Successful business once again; Jeff the Memphis Missionary Mentor; Worldly Christian and the spiritual tug; Impacted by the lives of the early church; The Radical teachings of Jesus; Taking to heart - Loving the 'least of these'; Juanita and the Porsche; The radical change to be a Kingdom Christian; Frustration with making disciples; The radical restructuring; Encountering Jesus while jogging; God speaks about Africa; The scammer in the airport; Leading Muslims to Jesus; Running across naked ladies; Sharing 8 minutes in a crusade; Manifestations of demons and salvations; Links: Glenn Roseberry on Facebook...