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Divine Health Does the Bible really guarantee divine health and freedom from all sickness for Christians? Listen as we examine the Scriptures on God's healing promises. Show Notes: - Defining "divine health" and what it means to Christians;  - Looking at Exodus 15:26 - obeying God's commands leads to health; - Matthew 18:32-34 - unforgiveness can lead to sickness;  - 1 Corinthians 11:27-30 - taking communion unworthily can make you sick; - Examining some "proof text" verses used to support divine health (Matthew 4:4, Psalm 34:19, etc.); - These verses don't guarantee freedom from affliction;  - Examples of godly people in the Bible who weren't healed (Paul's thorn, Epaphroditus' illness); - Sharing personal experiences with sin-sickness connection; - Going through listener comments and feedback on Facebook; - The story of John G. Lake's miraculous healing during the plague; - Discussion of whether divine health is promised or not; - Looki...

Conrad interviews street evangelist Monty Simpson Monty shares his testimony and experiences of preaching on the streets. Monty discusses his journey from a life of alcoholism to finding salvation and his calling to evangelism. He also shares insights into the challenges and rewards of street preaching, and how his spiritual relationship with Jesus fuels his passion for the Great Commission. Despite facing opposition and misunderstanding, Monty remains steadfast in his mission to bring Jesus to the lost and hurting world. Show notes: - Monty Simpson shares his journey to street evangelism; - Simpson's upbringing and struggles with alcoholism; - His radical transformation after accepting Christ; - The challenges and opposition faced by street preachers; - The importance of being led by God in street preaching; - Encountering demonic opposition during public preaching; - The power of prayer and persistence in evangelism; - The need for more Christians to take the gospel to the street...

Delving into the eternal security debate with a spiritual lens. In this thought-provoking episode of Coffee with Conrad, Conrad delves into the age-old debate of free will versus predestination, as well as the contrasting views of Calvinism and Arminianism. Join Conrad as he explores the main points and differences of these theological systems, offering his own spiritual perspective along the way. Buckle up for a deep dive into this fascinating topic and get ready to have your mind opened to new possibilities. Show Notes Calvinism: 1. Total depravity - humans born in sin. 2. Unconditional election - God chooses who is saved. 3. Limited atonement - Jesus died for the elect. 4. Irresistible grace - the elect cannot resist God's grace. 5. Perseverance of the saints - the elect will never be lost. Arminianism: 1. Partial depravity - humans have capacity for good. 2. Conditional election - God chooses based on mercy. 3. Unlimited atonement - Jesus died for all. 4. Resistible grace - hum...

4 - Question Method to Revelation Are you looking to deepen your relationship with God, unlock new insights from scripture, and learn how to apply spiritual truth to your life? Join me as I explore the power of asking, seeking, and knocking in order to spark spiritual revelation and insight. In this episode, I’ll be discussing a powerful four-question method that can help you take your spiritual journey higher. Tune in for Coffee with Conrad and start unlocking your hidden spiritual insights! Show Notes Summary • The power of asking, seeking, and knocking when it comes to sparking spiritual revelation and insight. • Spiritual revelations come with a biblical foundation- we must have a relationship with the Spirit of Truth and a biblical foundation for this to work.  • “Parking the question in the Spirit”- when we are not ready to receive an answer.  • Readwise Reader is useful for staying organized and motivated to read more. (Link Below for two months free trial) • Fou...

There is a war raging on twitter against Christians.   It is becoming more venomous each year.  We are exploring what is causing this and what the solution is.   Show Notes: It is important to have a biblical worldview (Colossians 3:2-10) ; Jesus commanded us to have a personal relationship with him (John 10:27) ; True Christianity is about loving others and being humble (Matthew 5:3-4, Philippians 2:3) ; We are accountable and must stand in awe of God’s truths (Psalms 33:8) ; Christian nationalism blurs the line between faith and politics (Romans 13:1-7) ; Political ideology should not replace true Biblical teachings (2 Corinthians 10:3-5) ; We should promote justice and compassion (Matthew 25:31-40) ; God desires unity in our faith, not division (John 17:20-23) ; We should reject hate speech and false narratives (Ephesians 4:25-27) ; We should represent Jesus accurately and share our own testimonies (Matthew 28:16-20) ; The world should know that Christianity ...

Outdoor ministry is a great way  to connect with God and others, and make a difference in your community. It can be as simple as going for a walk around your neighborhood and praying, or as involved as leading a community cleanup project. No matter how you choose to do it, outdoor ministry can be a rewarding experience.  Here are a few reasons why you should consider getting involved: It's a great way to connect with God. When you're out in your community, it's easy to see God's work in the world. The people you meet, the places you go, and the things you see can all point you to God's love and grace (Isaiah 40:28-31). It's a great way to connect with others. Outdoor ministry can be a great way to meet new people and build relationships. When you're out in your community, you're all on the same level and there's no pressure to be anything other than yourself (Galatians 6:2). It's a great way to make a difference in the world. Outdoor ministry can...

How to Honor Your Dreams and Revelations God speaks to us in many ways ...including through dreams and revelations. When we honor these messages, we open ourselves up to a deeper relationship with Him. One way to honor your dreams and revelations is to keep a journal. This will help you remember them and track any patterns or themes that emerge. You can also use your journal to reflect on what the dreams and revelations might mean for your life. Another way to honor your dreams and revelations is to share them with others. This can be a trusted friend, family member, or spiritual mentor. Sharing your dreams and revelations can help you to understand them better and to receive guidance from others. Finally, it is important to act on your dreams and revelations. This doesn't mean that you have to do everything that you dream about, but it does mean that you should take some steps to move in the direction that God is leading you. Here are some additional tips for honoring your dreams ...