Our first conversational-styled episode, so bear with us as we refine these episodes. This one is with Pastor Nathan Cox from Red Bluff, CA, and we sit down to discuss prayer. This is a broad, unplanned, and off-the-cut conversation. We hope it will help you to think more about prayer and to help you engage in the activity of prayer.

In this episode, we discuss toxic thoughts and their causative effect on stress and the body. What if there was an antidote that could lower stress led by toxic thoughts?

In this episode, Dr. Painter brilliantly discusses the early church and some key developments.

In this episode that touches (peripherally) on Spiritual Authority, we discuss something stated by JT Pugh and tie it into what we often call the Elijah Syndrome.

In this very short video episode, we take a look at a common phrase used today: "God told me."

In this episode, I reflect on the difference between two sermons and the thoughts I had regarding the ultimate impact of each. While both have a necessary place, the second sermon made a more profound impact. While I wasn't shouting or weeping, I was armed with an arsenal of information that I could immediately apply to my life.

In this episode, we examine a commonly utilized phrase from the bible that is often associated with the conversation on spiritual authority. What does this phrase mean? Is it in the Bible? Is there a context that is ignored from it? Listen in as we take a look.

We close out our conversation on the book by Watchman Nee and the need for caution if reading the book. For those who have used the book to teach on Spiritual Authority, I feel it is helpful

In this episode, we go deeper into Watchman Nee's book on Spiritual Authority. A Book that is a formative agency of many ideas behind spiritual authority today.

Our second episode of the series about Spiritual Authority. This episode examines a key figure who greatly influences ideas behind Spiritual Authority within the Pentecostal community. Listen to the ENTIRE episode or you will draw conclusions not based on the entirety of the episode.