Conrad Rocks | Spiritual Warfare, Supernatural Faith & Kingdom Living

  I’m sitting here with my coffee, the steam rising in the morning light, but my heart is heavy. It feels like an emergency. You know that feeling when you see a house on fire and you’re the only one with a bucket? That’s where I am today. We’re watching the pillars of the "celebrity Christian" world crumble, and it’s not just a news story—it’s a symptom of a deep, spiritual rot. The news hit the wires like a hurricane: Joshua Harris, the man who shaped an entire generation’s view of romance with I Kissed Dating Goodbye , has officially announced he is no longer a Christian. He’s "deconstructing," as the world likes to call it. But if we look at the Word, there’s a much older, much more sobering term for it: falling away. This is the pain point for so many of us. We see leaders we trusted, people who wrote the "formulas" for how to live a holy life, walking away into the sunset of agnosticism or secularism. It leaves you wondering: Was any of it real? I...

It was 2014, and I was in Lampasas, Texas. If you've ever been out that way, you know there’s a certain kind of quiet that settles over the land at night. I was sitting at the foot of my bed, just being still, seeking that spiritual relationship with the biblical Jesus that I’m always talking about on ConradRocks.net . I wasn't looking for a "word" or trying to manufacture some spiritual experience. I was just there. And then, in that stillness, I heard it. It wasn’t an audible voice that would wake the neighbors, but it was crystal clear in my spirit: "Open your mouth, and I will fill it." That phrase hit me like a ton of bricks. I knew it was scripture, but I didn't fully grasp the weight of it at that moment. Have you ever felt like you’re standing on the edge of a divine appointment, but your throat tightens up? You see someone at the grocery store—maybe they're lingering a little too long in the produce aisle, looking discouraged—and you feel t...

Actual missionaries chime in on the question - Do short term mission trips do more harm than good? #QuestionsThatRock about Short Term Mission Trips Points from Articles I read include: The same house painted 20 times by missionaries; Money wasted when locals are unemployed; Parents abusing children to milk money from missions; Pastors have learned to milk money out of Americans; You can't be a hero for a week; Don't do a job locals can do; Why not evangelize your own neighborhood?; Facebook Comments include: Kris Cates: Gospel is not preached as much as humanitarian aid; Why build them a house and not warn them about hell?; Lauren Emswiler Watson: Short term can be fruitful if the actually have a mission; Lewis Jason: Atrocities and danger is not a vacation!; True missions must be led by the Spirit; Glenn Roseberry: He began his long term mission with a short term mission; Mickie Sapen West: Would YOU send 2000 to a mission w...

The first time I ever did street preaching, I wasn't planning on it. A guy handed me a microphone on Beale Street in Memphis while worship music played in the background. He saw my Jesus shirt and said, "Hey man, you want to preach?" So I started preaching on Matthew 7:21-23— "Not everyone who says to me, Lord, Lord, shall enter into the kingdom of heaven, but he that doeth the will of my Father which is in heaven." (KJV) Guess what happened? The police shut me down in less than five minutes. They said I was too loud. But I was no louder than the guy playing music next to me, and I was certainly no louder than the live bands blasting from every bar up and down Beale Street. The message was the problem. Not the volume. That night crystallized something for me: the world doesn't mind noise. It minds the Name of Jesus. What People Think Street Preaching Is When most people hear "street preaching," they picture someone screaming hellfire and cond...

Behind the scenes audio of #TeamJesus street ministry in Biloxi Mississippi. This is to encourage you to step out and get people closer to Jesus. Show Notes Behind the scenes Audio from actual street ministry; Start by opening your mouth; Dollar Store with Larry; Knowing the Local Homeless Resources; Unforgiveness is the major reason for homelessness; Sow the Word and someone’s life will change; Bus stations are great places to minister; Praying for Doyle; Relationship with Jesus is paramount; God meets our needs according to His riches; Demon exposes himself; Dream of a person getting healed came to pass; Pain demon moved around in his body; Song - Kingdom Grind Music “Go Ahead and Hate”; Going to Biloxi Rest Home The distracting time waster ; Praying for Bill from Maine; We often hear “I go to church”; Showing testimony on my phone LINK below; Bill thought religions were equal; Video testimonies raise faith level; Traudi Davis “L...