Conrad Rocks | Spiritual Warfare, Supernatural Faith & Kingdom Living

Stop Chasing Pokemons, Start Chasing Jesus: A Christian Perspective on the Pokemon Go Epidemic Today, we're diving into a topic that took the world by storm a few years back – the Pokemon Go phenomenon – and examining it through a Christian lens. Some of you might remember a podcast I did with Pastor Bob Strachan from Scotland Baptist, where we discussed the subtle yet pervasive influences of paganism in Christianity. If you haven't had a listen, I highly recommend you dig into the archives here on the site. It was an eye-opening conversation, touching on some truly spiritual matters. The Pokemon Go Craze: A Look Back Then came Pokemon Go. Suddenly, it seemed like the entire planet was glued to their smartphones, wandering around in search of these digital creatures. Remember that? It was quite a spectacle! People were out in droves, exploring their neighborhoods in a way they hadn't before, all in the pursuit of catching 'em all. I recently had the privilege of ...

Jonny Gaston Testimony - Ministry Spotlight Interview   Today, I want to share something that has profoundly stirred my spirit. I recently had the honor of interviewing a man who is the embodiment of a firebrand for Christ. His name is Jonny Gaston, the founder of  Frontline Ministrires, and he is an evangelist who doesn't just talk the talk; he walks the walk, right into the heart of the fire. When I spoke with him, he was live on the ground in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, ministering in the wake of the tragic police shootings there. This was right after he had been called to do the same in Dallas, Texas. This isn't a man who sits on the sidelines. He hears the call of God, and he goes. His passion for Jesus is, I believe, unparalleled among the people I know. This interview was more than just a ministry spotlight; it was a raw, unfiltered look into a life completely transformed by a supernatural God. It’s a story of what happens when a person truly grasps the urgency of the ...

Just thinking out loud here - don't throw rocks! If we confess Jesus as Lord and that the bible is God breathed yet we call each other heretics - We should probably tie ropes around each other's waists and and see if we are both following Jesus in our daily walk. We need to work things out in the spirit of Love, not fight each other. Seeking the Truth (Jesus is the Person of Truth) should trump being right in our own minds. When I encounter Christians, it is almost a knee jerk response for them to find out if the my beliefs line up with theirs. It seems like unity is not the goal, but disunity. This thought process somewhat preempts a lot of work we could do together for Kingdom Purposes. Have you noticed that in your walk? Does the question of “what denomination are you?” come up in such a way that it seems more important than, feeding the hungry, clothing the naked, and visiting the sick? Here is a passage that I ponder on that may be of value to this tho...

Diving Deep into the Supernatural with Street Fisher Ministries Welcome back to the blog. You know, I'm always on the lookout for individuals and ministries that are truly living out their faith in a powerful and tangible way. That's why I was so excited to recently connect with Kevin Riordan from Street Fisher Ministries.  I've been following Kevin's work, particularly his Facebook Live videos, and let me tell you, it's absolutely incredible to witness. He goes out onto the streets, often in Pennsylvania, initiates conversations with people, and with genuine care, asks if they have any pain or need prayer. What happens next is often nothing short of miraculous. I've seen it in real-time – people getting healed, their attention grabbed by the power of God, and then Kevin sharing the simple yet profound message of the Gospel. Lives are being changed right there, on the spot, and they are giving their hearts to Jesus. It was so impactful that I knew I had to get ...

 Are You a Chief or an Indian? Navigating Your Spiritual Calling in Jesus Hey everyone, Conrad here from ConradRocks.Net ! Welcome, and thanks for stopping by. It's great to have you, just like sharing a virtual "Coffee with Conrad." Many of you know me as the author of Open Your Eyes: My Supernatural Journey , a book that chronicles my own supernatural experiences and my path from the New Age to a deep, prophetic relationship with Jesus. If you're curious about that transformation, I definitely recommend checking it out! Today, I want to dive into a topic that’s been on my heart, something that echoes a phrase my dad used to say in business, but one that has profound spiritual implications: "Too many chiefs and not enough Indians."  Now, I usually don't like being a "Monday-morning quarterback,"  talking about things I haven't fully walked out. Well, maybe that's a little bit of a fib – I do enjoy discussing doctrines and truths I'...

Sanctification: Is Your Motive Love? Hey everyone, Conrad here from ConradRocks.Net , welcoming you back to the blog – kind of like our regular coffee chats, but in written form! You might know me from the Coffee with Conrad podcast, where we delve into what it truly means to walk after the Spirit as Christians. Today, I want to share some thoughts that have been brewing in my heart – a bit of brutal self-examination, if you will, looking at some familiar doctrines with fresh eyes. You know, I often picture it like this: we have this incredible treasure box sitting in a field – a representation of the deep truths of God. We can fly around it with our Holy Spirit drone, getting different perspectives, seeing it from various angles. But how often do we dare to actually open that box, to really dig in and see what's inside? And let's be honest, there's always that little prayer that it's not Pandora's Box we're opening! I think a lot of us get comfortable just obse...

Prophetic Waves Hit Gulf It feels like the very atmosphere around us is charged with anticipation. I’ve been feeling this incredible stirring, a sense that God is on the move in a powerful way, particularly concerning the Gulf Coast region. It's like I'm being lifted up in a whirlwind, not of chaos, but of divine orchestration. Imagine puzzle pieces, each representing a part of God's plan, swirling around me high above the ground. From this vantage point, I can almost see the edges of the grand design laid out on the earth below. My heart is filled with a mix of awe and excitement, a high perspective that allows me to glimpse, just a little, into what the Lord is doing. As Isaiah 55:8-9 (KJV) reminds us, " For my thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are your ways my ways, saith the Lord. For as the heavens are higher than the earth, so are my ways higher than your ways, and my thoughts than your thoughts. " It's like getting a spiritual snapshot of His unfo...