Kingdom Come

Host's Steve Richard and Scott Spiewak dive into what life is like being involved with The Great Awakening.  As we face massive change across our entire globe we all reevaluate what our lives are, what we do and the freedom's we have or don't have anymore.  

As churches are being forced to NOT BE OPEN - what does that mean for Joe and Jill average believer....it means get ready for the greatest time known to man for being a believer.   Get ready to be fully involved in all things Kingdom of God like you have read about in the bible.  

God wants to use every single believer right now on earth to share HIS message of LOVE and the simple gospel.  

For the first time ever, Julie Spiewak shares her incredible story of being delivered and healed of mental illness.  The severe trauma Julie dealt with of tormenting voices and catatonic behaviorial patterns was broken and healed by Jesus. 

Steve Richard and Scott Spiewak listen into Julie's transparency and talk scripture and life learned lessons in this never before heard story.  

Julie will be sharing more down the road as her heart to help others THROUGH this has been stirred.  Mental Illness is a spirit and Jesus showed us how to deal with spirits.  We've been given the keys to death, hell and the grave by Jesus himself...using your authority as a believer is possible. 

We are in unprecedented times with the global pandemic disrupting every aspect of our work, families, social interaction and how we do church. Many of us have been re-evaluating how “we do church” with the current restrictions in place. We are being forced to think about church differently, in ways we’ve never had to previously. Could we be on the cusp of a Church transition?

Host's Steve Richard and Scott Spiewak share the analogy of Blockbuster vs On-Demand Streaming.  God's introducting a new model...but it's not what you think.  

Church as we know it may change forever.  Building's are now empty...parking lots with no one in them.  Listen in to what we believe the Lord is doing according to Eph. 4 - the maturing of the saints.  

On today's broadcast Steve provides a scriptural backdrop for what it means to be on the foundation of scripture.  Scripture talks about building a foundation on solid ground.  What is in place in our life to do just that.  

The question of the broadcast is, if you were dropped off in a foreign country, with no youtube preachers, no podcast's, no worship leaders what would your walk with God look like?  

The guys talk about practically what it looks like with the American Church system and having a foundation of Jesus for yourself.  A person on the foundation of Jesus will read scripture not merely to memorize something or be a part of a journaling group but to get to know the author of the book for themselves.  

This episode is full of amazing testimonies and stories from walking with our lives put back on Jesus and not an organization.  Steve Richard shares a heartfelt story of walking into the market and Holy Spirit showing him something about a person in the store.  You'll be amazed at what happens after this.  It's inspiring.  Scott as well, shares some stories from street festivals they host prayer tents at and what God does when we take risks listening to a life put on Jesus....and not a system.

Jesus went through all He did to model a lifestyle of walking in a spiritual life rich with tangible fruit.  His own small group did it and so can you. 

We'd love to help you grow in walking out your own path to Jesus.  Get ready for one of the greatest adventures of your life.  Because as you do, you'll find out, God wants to use you too!  Not just the guys standing up front talking....but all of us.  

There are things we've been taught and told that simply don't apply to New Testament life as a believer in Jesus.  Once you accept Christ you become a son or a daughter....not a slave.  We would never ask our own family members to sign a piece of paper proving their a part of our family would we?  No, we build trust with them through relationship. We honor them for who they are and who they are becoming. 

Host's Steve Richard and Scott Spiewak help share real life stories and examples from new testament living that have launched them into Holy Spirit adventures.

Tune in for yourself to hear how this might help you live for Jesus in a way you never thought possible.  Testimonies are mixed throughout the program of what Steve and Scott have learned from taking risk's with the Holy Spirit.  Something you can easily do for yourself too. 

On today's show we talk about all the things that have been engrained into you from a religious system and mindset.  All of which are not the New Testament model that Jesus talked to his small group about.  You'd be amazed when you actually start reading the bible for yourself what you'd find. 

Here's a quick snapshot of what you'll discover if you listen: 

• American Church (AC) is focused on "going and doing" but the New Testament Church (NTC) is focused on "being and living".
• The center of the AC's lives is the church building, but the center of the NTC is being one with Jesus and in relationship with each other.
• AC is an organization you belong to but the NTC is a living organism part of the body.
• AC does programs, but the NTC follows Holy Spirit.
• AC has a "come to church" message, but the NTC has a "you are the church" message.
• AC tries to bring people in, but the NTC equips warriors for Christ and sends people out. 
• AC creates a following for our churches or ministries, but the NTC creates followers of Jesus that are led by Holy Spirit
• Many of the leaders of AC's see themselves as the man of God in charge with the final say on everything, but NTC leaders work in peer-teams, see the value in each other and use that to better equip believers.
• Many of our AC leaders see themselves as spiritually superior to the less spiritual flock they are leading, but NTC leaders are "among the body", see all believers as equals in Christ and serve the body in the capacity the Lord gave them.
• AC leaders love to "be needed", but NTC leaders love mature followers on the foundation of Jesus.
• Most AC leaders are on-staff and get paid by the church, but NTC leaders worked jobs, shared natural and spiritual responsibilities on a team and understood that all believers are ministers.
• AC leaders gather people around a message, but NTC leaders gather people around the presence of God, with some teaching, praying and breaking of bread.

Steve Richards and co-host Scott Spiewak talk about healing testimonies that occured this week in Manchester, NH.  This year we've hosted some small gatherings where we do a small teaching and then activate people to participate in healing people physically in the room with a need in their body.  We do this based on the scripture in Ephesians Chapter 4 which explains activating believers for the work of the ministry...everyone get's to play on the team.  We are all co-equal in the body.

This week we saw roughly 15 healing's occur.  The best part was the folks that attended who have never seen an instant healing did the work.  We saw neck pain healed, deliverance from achohol addiction, shoulder pain healed, chronic knee pain healed and many others.  We all made new friends and grew together.  

If you're in New England and want to come to the next Healing Nights it will be in Manchester, NH again at 6:30pm located at 811 Canal St, Manchester, NH 03101.  Join the Facebook page called Healing Nights for more info

American Christianity has been around a long, long time.  Over time, like anything things change.  Successful things change over time and are not afraid to face those changes to avoid crashing.  The American Church model is quite different than the New Testament Church model.  We have to ask ourselves the question why?  Not only why, but now what's next?

Steve Richard and Scott Spiewak dive into scripture and talk about it.  This episode is full of transparent hard truthts all taken from scripture and real life examples of being on a church staff as well as being a church elder.  

Learn what scripture points out as a healthy leadership model and how it will bring about change - affecting you where you are in your understanding the mindset of American religion.

Kingdom Come co-host Steve Richard and Scott Spiewak talk by phone with Trip Nine.  Trip is a software engineer from Manchester, NH who is a self taught evangelist of Jesus who shares the gospel everywhere he goes.  You'll hear stories today from Trip on a business excursion, to a quick arrand at Walmat to a healing that occurred in Subway after a gym workout.  Trip will share some tools with you of what he does that have proven to produce results for people on his path of daily life.