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This week we’re privileged to have on the podcast Stephen Best, pastor of River Run Fellowship in Peterborough, Ontario, for a discussion regarding finding and fufilling your purpose in God. It was very refreshing, and we discuss some sacred cows, such as;
Are there such things as ‘divine appointments’?
Does God have a pre-arranged soulmate for each one of us?
Can we know whether we’re in God’s permissive will or His perfect will? Or do such distinctions even exist in the God journey?
This was definitely a fascinating discussion for me as we touched on some sacred cows.
If you’d like to subscribe to the Fire On Your Head Podcast, visit our directory in iTunes, or visit FireOnYourHead.com for more subscription options.
This week we’re privileged to have on the podcast Stephen Best, pastor of River Run Fellowship in Peterborough, Ontario, for a discussion regarding finding and fufilling your purpose in God. It was very refreshing, and we discuss some sacred cows, such as;
Are there such things as ‘divine appointments’?
Does God have a pre-arranged soulmate for each one of us?
Can we know whether we’re in God’s permissive will or His perfect will? Or do such distinctions even exist in the God journey?
This was definitely a fascinating discussion for me as we touched on some sacred cows.
If you’d like to subscribe to the Fire On Your Head Podcast, visit our directory in iTunes, or visit FireOnYourHead.com for more subscription options.
Join us again this week as Jeremy Connor, Dave Edwards and Steve Bremner discuss the kingdom of God–or at least try to, as this is probably going to come up again in the near future but we start off with a good discussion.
Questions that came up and may or may not have gotten answered:
What is the kingdom of God? Is it linear through out all of history, or is its full manifestation future tense only? Do you bring heaven to earth with your words, and actions? Do you live a supernatural lifestyle? What was an apostle in the Bible? Do we represent them accurately when we name people ‘apostles’ today?
This was the conclusion or the follow up to last week’s discussion.
Visit Jeremy’s site at jeremyconnor.com,
Dave’s at daefire.com
Steve’s at stevebremner.com
And of course, Fire Press at fireonyourhead.org
If you’d like to subscribe to the Fire On Your Head Podcast, visit our directory in iTunes, or visit FireOnYourHead.com for more subscription options.
Join us again this week as Jeremy Connor, Dave Edwards and Steve Bremner discuss the kingdom of God–or at least try to, as this is probably going to come up again in the near future but we start off with a good discussion.
Questions that came up and may or may not have gotten answered:
What is the kingdom of God? Is it linear through out all of history, or is its full manifestation future tense only? Do you bring heaven to earth with your words, and actions? Do you live a supernatural lifestyle? What was an apostle in the Bible? Do we represent them accurately when we name people ‘apostles’ today?
This was the conclusion or the follow up to last week’s discussion.
Visit Jeremy’s site at jeremyconnor.com,
Dave’s at daefire.com
Steve’s at stevebremner.com
And of course, Fire Press at fireonyourhead.org
If you’d like to subscribe to the Fire On Your Head Podcast, visit our directory in iTunes, or visit FireOnYourHead.com for more subscription options.
Presence removes the need for argument. Revival is a bi-product of His presence.
Join us this week as we go in a completely different direction from last week’s discussion and cover the presence of God. This week we talk with Jeremy Connor, a friend of Dave Edwards’ and teacher at Bethel Life in their home church. We had a lot of fun yet covered some deep stuff as well, and ask challenging questions like: Do you value a book or do you value HIM? Is being ‘desperate’ for God or “spiritually hungry” actually a good thing, or a sign of maturity? Is it really that easy to quench or grieve the Holy Spirit?
Visit Jeremy’s site at jeremyconnor.com,
Dave’s at daefire.com
Steve’s at stevebremner.com
If you’d like to subscribe to the Fire On Your Head Podcast, visit our directory in iTunes, or visitFireOnYourHead.com for more subscription options.
Presence removes the need for argument. Revival is a bi-product of His presence.
Join us this week as we go in a completely different direction from last week’s discussion and cover the presence of God. This week we talk with Jeremy Connor, a friend of Dave Edwards’ and teacher at Bethel Life in their home church. We had a lot of fun yet covered some deep stuff as well, and ask challenging questions like: Do you value a book or do you value HIM? Is being ‘desperate’ for God or “spiritually hungry” actually a good thing, or a sign of maturity? Is it really that easy to quench or grieve the Holy Spirit?
Visit Jeremy’s site at jeremyconnor.com,
Dave’s at daefire.com
Steve’s at stevebremner.com
If you’d like to subscribe to the Fire On Your Head Podcast, visit our directory in iTunes, or visitFireOnYourHead.com for more subscription options.
Does hell really exist? Of course it does, and that's not what we talk about today on the podcast, but rather who goes there and how to know if you're one of them, and what to do about it.
We post this rather urgent discussion about eternity and eternal matters, because in a current season when many people are talking about hell, it seems most are just watering it down or re-writing Scripture. So, that's why today on the podcast, Joel Crumpton shares his thoughts with Steve Bremner concerning this important and sobering subject, as well as his expertise in soul winning on the streets for over 27 years. Joel shares powerful testimonies of God using him, and encourages you to share your faith with others.
Do you know for certain where you'll go? If you are sitting on the fence, give this a listen and examine yourself.
Related Reading:
The Chains of Self-Righteousness,
The Recovery of Sharpened Proclamation, both by Steve Bremner
by Joel:
The Backslider Test,
Who Enters The Kingdom of God?,
To learn more about Joel and Pat Crumpton's ministry, visit their F.I. bio page at http://www.fire-international.org/usa-joel-pat-crumpton/
If you'd like to subscribe to the Fire On Your Head Podcast, visit our directory in iTunes, or visit FireOnYourHead.com for more subscription options.
Does hell really exist? Of course it does, and that's not what we talk about today on the podcast, but rather who goes there and how to know if you're one of them, and what to do about it.
We post this rather urgent discussion about eternity and eternal matters, because in a current season when many people are talking about hell, it seems most are just watering it down or re-writing Scripture. So, that's why today on the podcast, Joel Crumpton shares his thoughts with Steve Bremner concerning this important and sobering subject, as well as his expertise in soul winning on the streets for over 27 years. Joel shares powerful testimonies of God using him, and encourages you to share your faith with others.
Do you know for certain where you'll go? If you are sitting on the fence, give this a listen and examine yourself.
Related Reading:
The Chains of Self-Righteousness,
The Recovery of Sharpened Proclamation, both by Steve Bremner
by Joel:
The Backslider Test,
Who Enters The Kingdom of God?,
To learn more about Joel and Pat Crumpton's ministry, visit their F.I. bio page at http://www.fire-international.org/usa-joel-pat-crumpton/
If you’d like to subscribe to the Fire On Your Head Podcast, visit our directory in iTunes, or visit FireOnYourHead.com for more subscription options.
Join us this week as we finally have back on the show author and international speaker S.J. Hill. He joins Dave Edwards and Steve Bremner as we talk about judgment.
We tried to discuss and answer some of the following questions: Does God really send disasters and calamities to cities and nations in order to teach its people lessons? If so, does it work? Does a ‘rapture mentality’ produce a people interested in what happens in the earth during their generation? Does the Church have way too pessimistic of an outlook when it comes to God’s involvement in the earth today? Does the Church embrace too much fatalism when it comes to dealing with every day events and natural disasters as they happen around the world?
How Is The Church specifically, and the culture in general, supposed to deal with ‘doom and gloom prophets whose ‘prophecies’ don’t come to pass? No, we’re not talking about fringe groups but ones who are more mainstream and accepted in both evangelical and charismatic circles.
And don’t forget to visit SJ’s site at http://www.sjhillonline.com and his new podcast over at http://www.enjoyinggodpodcast.com/
Relevant Articles:
Red Skies & Prophetic Weather Patterns,
Understanding the Times - both by Dave
Does God Send Natural Disasters?,
Was Jonah A False Prophet? both by Steve
If you’d like to subscribe to the Fire On Your Head Podcast, visit our directory in iTunes, or visit FireOnYourHead.com for more subscription options.
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