Conrad Rocks | Spiritual Warfare, Supernatural Faith & Kingdom Living

I remember the fluorescent hum of a Walmart aisle on a Sunday night. It is the kind of place where you expect to find milk, bread, or maybe a discounted set of tires—not necessarily a manifestation of the raw power of the Holy Spirit. But there I was, talking with my friend Garry Nesbitt, a man who spends his days repairing windshields and his spare moments repairing broken lives through prayer. Garry has this habit, one that every believer should cultivate: he and his wife ask God every single day to cross their paths with someone who needs a touch from the Lord. On this particular Sunday evening, they weren't looking for a theological debate. They were just picking up a few items when they saw a man sitting in one of those chairs near the front of the store, visibly twisted in pain. Beside him was his cousin. As Garry struck up a conversation, he discovered something striking: this man wasn't just a random shopper; he was an associate pastor at a cessationist church. For tho...

I remember the heat of the Texas sun back in 2014. We were at Jesus Jam, and the air was thick with the kind of humidity that makes you feel like you’re breathing through a wet towel. In the middle of that crowd, I saw a man who looked like he had been through the fire and come out refined. His name was Acie Burleson. He wasn't just there to listen to music or socialize; he was there with a cross. At the time, I didn't fully realize the depth of the calling on this man’s life. We’ve all seen people carrying crosses on the side of the road, and sometimes our carnal minds want to dismiss it as a gimmick or just "something nice" to do. But when the Holy Spirit is moving, nothing is just a gimmick. Everything has a purpose in God's divine geography. Have you ever felt like your walk with Jesus was missing that spark of supernatural adventure? Maybe you’re tired of the "business as usual" church routine and you’re hungry for a relationship with the biblica...

Joseph shares a prophetic dream.  This closely matches what is in the book of Daniel and in Revelation about the sealed book. Is Jesus revealing or unsealing? Prophetic Math Dream Notes: Prophetic Dream Joseph had; Is God about to do something new? ; The bible is encrypted or sealed Daniel 12:4; Jesus is the only one that can open the seals ; Joseph shares his dream; Jesus as flaming fire mingled with brass; Out of His right hand came a math equation; Right hand punches through a wall Joseph couldn't see; We prophesy in part; Bible codes assassination prediction via bible code; Isaac Newton knew there were bible codes; Rev 1:15 parallels in Josephs dream; Rev 5:1-3 the sealed book that only Jesus can unseal; Isaiah 29:10-12 sealed book ; Each letter in the bible is also a number; Eliminating the hype from the real; Media for further study The Bible Code by Michael Drosnin The Mysterious Bible Codes  Grant Jeffrey Astonishing Bible Codes Reveal S...

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...

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...

  I’m sitting here in my studio, reflecting on the deeper things of God, but today my heart is still buzzing from a recent "GodTalk" I had with my dear friend Stephen Barrett. Stephen is a missionary over in Japan—a place often called a "missionary graveyard"—but he is seeing the kind of fire and miracles that remind me of the Book of Acts. As we talked, I could smell the fresh brew in my mug and feel the weight of the digital connection spanning thousands of miles. But more than that, I felt the weight of a common pain point many of you share with me. You read the Bible, you see the promises, and you intellectually "believe" them. Yet, there’s a gap. There’s a distance between the "belief" in your head and the "supernatural reliance" in your heart that actually moves mountains. You feel stuck in a dry routine, wondering why the signs and wonders seem to follow everyone but you. If you’ve been feeling like your faith is more of a ment...

Marcie Cramsey Testimony for Jesus Welcome, welcome, welcome to another edition of Coffee with Conrad. I want you to pull up a chair, grab your favorite mug, and let’s dive into something that really touched my heart recently. You know, I’m always telling you to dig deeper and go higher in your walk with the Lord, but sometimes the "deep" places are the ones we’d rather forget. We talk a lot about the supernatural on this blog and in my books, but today we’re looking at the supernatural persistence of a God who refuses to let go. Have you ever felt completely unworthy ? I mean the kind of unworthy that sits in the pit of your stomach and tells you that you’re a mistake, that you’re unloved, and that if your own earthly father didn't want you, why would the Creator of the universe? That is a pain point many of us carry. We try to fill that void with everything the world offers—relationships, substances, or just the approval of the wrong crowd. We "clean the house...

Turning Houses into Homes: Healing the Spiritual Roots of Homelessness The humid air of the Mississippi Gulf Coast has a way of slowing you down, forcing you to notice the things—and the people—you might normally rush past. I was sitting there with a cup of coffee, looking out at the live oaks draped in Spanish moss, when I realized how often we overlook the "invisible" among us. We talk a lot about the supernatural and the prophetic over at ConradRocks.net , but sometimes the most prophetic thing you can do is see someone that the rest of the world has decided to ignore. I’ve spent a lot of time walking the streets, sharing the Gospel, and meeting folks where they are. Usually, when we think of the homeless, we think of the men under the piers or the folks panhandling near the Walmart. But there’s a whole other world of hurting people—women and children—who aren’t sitting on the sidewalk. They are couch-surfing, sleeping in cramped cars, or running from shadows that most ...

Supernatural Evangelism: Walking in the Power of the Sent Ones You would not believe the spiritual warfare I went through just to get this conversation recorded. There I was, sitting in my office, getting everything ready for a Facebook Live with my friend Nick Serre. I had my coffee ready, my notes laid out, and then—boom. My phone decided it didn't want to work. It just went black. Then I couldn't find the stand for my tablet. I was scrambling around like a man in the dark, praying and rebuking every hairy demon that was trying to touch the Wi-Fi. It was like a comedy of errors, but I knew right then and there that the devil was scared. See, the enemy doesn't try to stop something unless he thinks it’s worth stopping. If you’re just playing church and talking about dead religion, he’ll leave you alone all day long. But the moment you start talking about the supernatural power of Jesus Christ and how to actually walk in the Spirit, you’d better believe you’re going to se...