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Walking After the Spirit: An Interview with Garry Nesbit

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 From Windshields to Wonders: How Gary Nesbit Follows the Holy Spirit in Daily Life As a fellow believer passionate about supernatural encounters with God, I'm always on the lookout for inspiring stories of faith in action. Recently, I had the privilege of interviewing Garry Nesbit, a man whose daily life is a testament to what it means to truly walk after the Spirit. In this blog post, I'll share Garry's incredible journey and the lessons we can all learn from his bold faith. From Church Pews to Highway Hedges: Garry's Spiritual Journey Garry's story begins like many of ours - born and raised in the church, familiar with the teachings of salvation, divine healing, and the fullness of the Spirit. However, as he candidly shared, his faith was initially confined within the four walls of the church building. "I can remember growing up, we would have witnessing programs," Garry recalled. "But whenever they started talking about that, fear would come upon ...

Walking in Supernatural Provision: Lessons from Garry Nesbit

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When Money Runs Out, Faith Kicks In: Garry Nesbit's Keys to Provision As a believer and content creator, I've been receiving numerous messages from people struggling with provision in their ministries and personal lives. Many are working hard, trying to serve God, but feeling discouraged by the lack of financial breakthrough. In response to these concerns, I felt led to reach out to my friend Garry Nesbit, a man who has experienced remarkable supernatural provision in his life and ministry. In this blog post, I'll share the insights from our conversation and offer encouragement to those seeking God's provision in challenging times. The Foundation of Supernatural Provision Garry emphasized that the key to experiencing God's provision is rooting ourselves firmly in His Word. As he shared, "We just need to understand and know that as children of God, if we abide under the shadow of the Almighty, He still has the promise in God's word. God has promised us to ta...

Garry Nesbit talks about Sin and Sickness

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Sin, Sickness, and the Power of Jesus Hey everyone, Conrad here from ConradRocks.Net , and today I want to dive into something incredibly powerful and, honestly, often misunderstood: the link between sin, sickness, and the supernatural healing power of Jesus. You might be thinking, “Okay, Conrad, here we go…”, but stick with me. This isn’t about guilt or condemnation; it's about unlocking a deeper understanding of how our spiritual lives impact our physical well-being. Recently, I had a fascinating discussion with my friend Garry, and some of what we talked about was so impactful that I needed to share it with you all. This journey goes beyond the surface, exploring the prophetic and the supernatural aspects of our faith. The Conversation: Sin, Sickness, and Supernatural Healing We were at our local Huddle House, a pretty down-to-earth spot, but the conversation was anything but ordinary. We started talking about how Garry has been joining me on prayer walks. You might recall that ...

Get on the Fast Track with a Mentor

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Get  on the Fast Track! Get on the fast track to your calling and gifting in Jesus with the help of mentors. In this episode of Coffee with Conrad, Conrad discusses the importance of being mentored and finding mentors in our spiritual journeys. Learn how to overcome loneliness as a Christian and follow the guidance of the Spirit of Truth to grow in maturity. Don't miss this inspiring and practical conversation on mentorship in the Christian faith. Mentors are important! Show Notes: Getting settled into Indianapolis; Mentoring is important; We learn from people that are further along than us; Priscilla and Aquilla disciple Appolos; Precise Geography and Time orchestration; One conversation led to a town coming to Jesus; The circumstances that led to meeting Garry Nesbit; Roy Burton and Garry Nesbit deliverance encounter; Kingdom demonstration, not eloquent speech; Garry helped quicken some scriptures; Public ministry in public is mentoring; Open your mouth about Jesus; Links: Roy bu...

Walking in the Miraculous: A Supernatural Christianity with Garry Nesbit

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I was going through my old photos the other day, and I came across a selfie that took me straight back to 2015. In the picture, I'm sitting in Roy and Judy's living room with a man who has become a dear friend and a mentor to me: healing evangelist Garry Nesbit. I remember that day vividly. We weren't doing anything "religious." We were just having a picnic, maybe a hamburger or watching a movie, just being people. But even in those quiet moments, there was an underlying current of the supernatural. That’s the thing about Garry—he doesn't just "do" ministry; he walks in a spiritual relationship with the biblical Jesus every single day. Do you ever feel like your Christian walk is missing that "demonstration of power" we read about in the Book of Acts? You go to church, you hear the sermons, you sing the songs about healing, but you rarely, if ever, see a real miracle. It’s like looking at a menu in a restaurant. You see a picture of a big,...

Unlocking Healing: Why Your Unforgiveness is a Roadblock to Your Miracle

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Bitterness Made Her Feet SWELL Imagine walking into a shoe store, not to buy a new pair of boots, but because the very ground you stand on feels like a bed of hot coals. Your feet are swollen, a deep, angry purple-red hue that screams of inflammation. Every step is an exercise in agony. This was the reality for a lady my friend Garry Nesbit encountered recently in a small town in South Arkansas. She was suffering from fibromyalgia, skin diseases, back problems, and feet that were so inflamed she literally asked, "Where do I not hurt?" Most of us have been there—if not with physical pain, then with a spiritual weight that feels just as heavy. We pray, we plead, and we ask God for a breakthrough, but the heavens seem like brass. We claim the promises of Mark 11:24, believing we receive what we ask for, yet the pain remains. The "pain" might be in your body, your marriage, or your bank account. You’re doing everything you were taught in Bible college or Sunday School,...