Conrad Rocks | Spiritual Warfare, Supernatural Faith & Kingdom Living

John Wesley and the Hidden History of Spiritual Warfare  John Wesley, a key figure who helped start Methodism, is well-known for his powerful preaching and strong organizational skills. However, there's a lesser-known part of his life involving his intense fights against demonic forces. In the 18th century, when spiritual battles were an important topic in religious discussions, these hidden struggles show a different side of Wesley that challenges both past views and today's understanding.  Wesley's journey into the realm of spiritual warfare began early in his ministry. He claimed encounters with otherworldly entities that defied conventional wisdom of his time. "I felt what I could not describe," he once wrote, hinting at experiences that would profoundly shape his doctrine on evil and salvation. These occurrences during his itinerant mission work highlight how notions of confronting dark powers permeated religious thought in an era marked by Enlightenment rati...

Digital Discernment: Balancing Faith and Media in a Modern World    As a Christian, I've spent much time pondering the influences of television and social media on our lives. In a world where Scripture warns us to " be not conformed to this world " (Romans 12:2, KJV), it's crucial to discern how these mediums shape our beliefs and behaviors. Television and social media are both powerful forces, but they wield their influence in markedly different ways. Television: A Passive Influence Television, by its nature, tends to promote passivity. It often presents a singular perspective, encouraging viewers to accept information without question. This aligns with the warning in Colossians 2:8 (KJV): " Beware lest any man spoil you through philosophy and vain deceit. " The Krugman Experiment (1969) Herbert Krugman's groundbreaking experiment in 1969 provided scientific evidence of television's hypnotic effect on the brain. Krugman discovered that watching tele...

From Skeptic to Believer: My Journey to Embracing Divine Healing Have you ever found yourself questioning the authenticity of divine healing? As someone who once stood firmly on the side of skepticism, I can relate. I'm Conrad from ConradRocks.net , and I want to share the transformative journey that led me from doubt to faith in God's miraculous power. Growing Up Skeptical My skepticism began in my early years. Raised in a cessationist church, I often watched televangelists with a critical eye. Their displays of healing seemed insincere and manipulative, targeting vulnerable individuals searching for hope. This perception was further solidified by scandals involving fake healings and financial exploitation. I was deeply angered by these acts, which I perceived as taking advantage of the weak-minded. This critical view wasn't just limited to televangelists. I questioned the entire foundation of Christianity, especially when I heard about figures like Jim Jones, who manipula...