Conrad Rocks | Spiritual Warfare, Supernatural Faith & Kingdom Living

God sends mentors In this episode of "Coffee with Conrad," Conrad discusses the importance of having prophetic mentors in your Christian journey. He shares his own experiences with the prophetic and offers insight on how to discern if a prophecy is coming from the heart or from the mouth of the Lord. He also encourages listeners to find their passion, get disciplined in their calling, and continually seek the truth through prayer and reading the Bible. If we diligently seek God, He sends us mentors  Prophesying from the heart Jer 23:16; Blown away by the supernatural; Man flew me to prophetic conference; The cannon ball vision; We prophesy in part 1 Cor 13:9; Don't interpret if you don't have it; We need prophetic mentoring; Why cartoon visions? ; God sends mentors if you seek Him diligently; OPEN YOUR EYES - MY SUPERNATURAL JOURNEY You may also like: Spiritual Mentors and Spiritual Warfare The Spirit of Truth and Spiritual Mentors

Looking further into Solomon from the lens of scripture, we can see that Solomon had wives, wine, wisdom, wealth, women. And he still blew it for Israel. Continuing to explore contrasts; The spirit of Depression while studying; Did Solomon prophesy his demise?; No biblical evidence that Solomon ever repented; Did Solomon have mentors to guide him?; John Alexander Dowie downfall parallels; Solomon relied on Wisdom over Relationship; Did wisdom lead to pride and then a fall?; Cast your bread upon the waters Ecc 11:1; What did Solomon mean?; How does this fit with what Jesus teaches?; Eat, Drink, and be Merry Ecclesiastes 8:15; Jesus, Paul, God, and Solomon contrast; Does money answer ALL things?; Musing on the word ‘all’ ; Attenuating what he means; The sum of Thy Word is Truth Psalm 119:160 SV; The dead know nothing Ecc 9:5; Old Testament confirmation Vs New Testament; Old Testament Soul Sleep idea; Which Covenant is in Focus? ; Weightier Matters and the Words in Red; The Authority of J...

People don't quote Ecclesiastes much.... Have you ever noticed that people don't quote Ecclesiastes or Song of Solomon nearly as much as the rest of the scripture? I have some observations on that. Why Don’t People Quote Ecclesiastes or the Song of Solomon?       Have you ever noticed people rarely quote Ecclesiastes or the  Song of Solomon to make a foundational point? I have been reading and listening to the bible for decades and I have noticed that I rarely have a scripture from either of these two books at the ready to make a point.  I wanted to dig deeper into why this is the case.       It takes a few bible readings before this pattern emerges. I have private messaged a few of my friends, and looked into forums, and have found that what I am tackling is not very easy to find.   It simply isn’t talked about very much if at all.       It takes quite a few bible readings to start noticing this pattern....