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  • Episode 005 – Brad Stroup Interview
    Brad Stroup has the honor of being our first guest on the Naturally Supernatural Podcast, and what a naturally supernatural life Brad leads.
    Brad directs The Prayer Room in Arlington, Texas, a ministry that seeks to host night and day prayer in the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex. Currently, they are hosting around 18 hours a day of prayer led by prayer and worship leaders, seven days a week.
    Let that sink in for a moment – 18 hours a day of prayer and worship. Yeah, it’s probably unlike anything you’ve ever experienced before, and you will love what Brad has to share.
    You can listen to the episode on iTunes or in the Google Play Store.
    You can find out more about Brad at theprayerroomdfw.com. Check out the Signs of the Times Conference or pay them a visit at their new location.
    47 min
  • Week 1 Day 2 – 1 Samuel 1:21-28
    Week 1: 1 Samuel 1-3
    Day 1:  1:1-20
    Hannah sought the Lord in tears and in pain for a child. How many women today have fought the same struggle. The Lord had purpose in closing Hannah’s womb, and it was for this moment right here. There are times that nothing can comfort us except for the Lord to answer our prayers. No human words of wisdom or kindness can help us. Barren women know this all too well. Have you been in such a situation in your life?
    Day 2: 1:21-28
    People vary on what age Samuel was weaned, but because of the wording of the sacrifice they brought, it would seem that he was three years old, which is a very normal age for weaning, even in the ancient world. Imagine Hannah dropping off little Samuel at age three and entrusting him to Eli. It must have been difficult for her. Imagine Eli’s surprise. It doesn’t seem like this was a normal thing to do, or there would be lots of kids roaming around the tabernacle with Eli.
    Day 3: 2:1-11
    Hannah’s song is a beautiful example of raw emotion. All too often we withhold from God our emotions because we feel like we should be better. Don’t ever be anything less than honest with God. If you’re angry at God, tell Him. He has very big boy pants. It’s much better to tell Him how we feel then to lie and stew in our anger and pain. If we’re angry at another person, tell Him. It’s much better to allow Him to help us work through our anger than to sugar coat our feelings and bury them.
    Day 4: 2:12-36
    Eli was not the best father around. This shows us how difficult it is to deal with family when harsh changes are needed. For their wickedness, and for Eli’s complicity, he received one of the harshest words in scripture not delivered to a wicked king. We will see the fulfillment of this word later in the book in a horribly gruesome way.
    Day 5: 3:1-21
    If you have children, you can appreciate the call of Samuel. What is even more amazing is that Eli recognized it was the Lord calling Samuel. With what we’ve been told about their situation, it seems hard to believe that Eli would have thought about the Lord at all, but he was happy to know the Lord was willing to speak again.
    Eli knew that if the Lord was speaking, it was likely against he and his sons, so he bound Samuel with a curse if he didn’t tell him every last detail of what the Lord said. His resolve is both honorable and sad at the same time. Had Eli repented and sought the Lord’s forgiveness, would He have granted it? Would the Lord have relented like He did with the most vile king Manasseh?
    12 min
  • Week 1 Day 1 – 1 Samuel 1:1-20

    Week 1: 1 Samuel 1-3 Day 1:  1:1-20 Hannah sought the Lord in tears and in pain for a child. How many women today have fought the same struggle. The Lord had purpose in closing Hannah’s womb, and it was for this moment right here. There are times that nothing can comfort us except for […]

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  • Week 1 Day 1 – 1 Samuel 1:1-20
    Week 1: 1 Samuel 1-3
    Day 1:  1:1-20
    Hannah sought the Lord in tears and in pain for a child. How many women today have fought the same struggle. The Lord had purpose in closing Hannah’s womb, and it was for this moment right here. There are times that nothing can comfort us except for the Lord to answer our prayers. No human words of wisdom or kindness can help us. Barren women know this all too well. Have you been in such a situation in your life?
    Day 2: 1:21-28
    People vary on what age Samuel was weaned, but because of the wording of the sacrifice they brought, it would seem that he was three years old, which is a very normal age for weaning, even in the ancient world. Imagine Hannah dropping off little Samuel at age three and entrusting him to Eli. It must have been difficult for her. Imagine Eli’s surprise. It doesn’t seem like this was a normal thing to do, or there would be lots of kids roaming around the tabernacle with Eli.
    Day 3: 2:1-11
    Hannah’s song is a beautiful example of raw emotion. All too often we withhold from God our emotions because we feel like we should be better. Don’t ever be anything less than honest with God. If you’re angry at God, tell Him. He has very big boy pants. It’s much better to tell Him how we feel then to lie and stew in our anger and pain. If we’re angry at another person, tell Him. It’s much better to allow Him to help us work through our anger than to sugar coat our feelings and bury them.
    Day 4: 2:12-36
    Eli was not the best father around. This shows us how difficult it is to deal with family when harsh changes are needed. For their wickedness, and for Eli’s complicity, he received one of the harshest words in scripture not delivered to a wicked king. We will see the fulfillment of this word later in the book in a horribly gruesome way.
    Day 5: 3:1-21
    If you have children, you can appreciate the call of Samuel. What is even more amazing is that Eli recognized it was the Lord calling Samuel. With what we’ve been told about their situation, it seems hard to believe that Eli would have thought about the Lord at all, but he was happy to know the Lord was willing to speak again.
    Eli knew that if the Lord was speaking, it was likely against he and his sons, so he bound Samuel with a curse if he didn’t tell him every last detail of what the Lord said. His resolve is both honorable and sad at the same time. Had Eli repented and sought the Lord’s forgiveness, would He have granted it? Would the Lord have relented like He did with the most vile king Manasseh?
    16 min
  • Revelation Postscript Day 5

    Day 5: Revelation Postscript DAY 1: MAJOR THEMES IN REVELATION Babylon The Antichrist Protection Eternity The antichrist as described in Daniel 11 Daniel is told by angelic revelation that a king would fight many battles and end up setting up the “abomination that causes desolation.” He would then conquer a lot of lands, including Israel, but […]

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  • Revelation Postscript Day 5
    Day 5: Revelation Postscript

    DAY 1: MAJOR THEMES IN REVELATION

    * Babylon
    * The Antichrist
    * Protection
    * Eternity

    The antichrist as described in Daniel 11
    Daniel is told by angelic revelation that a king would fight many battles and end up setting up the “abomination that causes desolation.” He would then conquer a lot of lands, including Israel, but not Moab, Edom or Ammon. This is to the east of Israel and may be the desert place prepared for God’s people to flee to during this time.
    Daniel’s description perfectly describes the situation that historically surrounded Antiochus IV Epiphanies, but then diverges from his experience, leaving us to believe that there is another leader to come who will be like Antiochus but will in the end be successful with his ambitions.
    DAY 2: JUDGMENT AND JUSTICE
    This is the main thing believers must take away from Revelation. We have to set aside any notions that God is being harsh or cruel and understand that everything He does in Revelation He does from righteousness.
    We must trust and embark on this journey from a place of knowing that God is good. If He judges the way He does, it must be because of the necessity for it.
    God will judge planet earth and bring an everlasting peace in a time of the greatest wickedness and turmoil the world has ever seen.
    We have to understand that during this time, and leading up to it, that the “restrainer,” as Paul tells us in 2 Thessalonians 2:7, will be taken away. This means that mankind will be uninhibited to do all the wickedness that has always been in their hearts. The only thing keeping people from being as bad as they are capable right now is that the Holy Spirit restrains them. When He ceases to do that for unbelievers, they will kill and destroy to their hearts’ content.
    God’s judgment is not in context to men growing more evil, but in context to God allowing them to finally be as truly evil as they already are.
    DAYS 3-4: SIGNS OF THE TIMES
    Matthew 24
    1. Persecuted by ALL NATIONS
    2. Many false prophets
    3. Great falling away
    4. Gospel of the Kingdom preached to all nations (ethos)
    5. Abomination of Desolation
    6. False messiahs & prophets with great signs
    7. Worldwide increase in famine, war, earthquakes
    Luke 21
    8. Great signs from heaven
    9. Jerusalem surrounded by armies
    10. Great antisemitism
    11. Perplexity at the roaring of the seas
    12. Great terror (of what is coming)
    13. Heavenly bodies shaken
    2 Timothy 3-4
    14. People will love themselves
    15. Greedy, boastful, proud people
    16. Increase in abuse
    17. Increase in rebellion against parents
    18. Unforgiving
    19. Slanderous
    20. Having a form of godliness but denying its power
    21. People will gather teachers to tickle their ears
    Daniel 12
    22. Increase in knowledge
    23. Increase in travel
    1 Thessalonians 5
    24. There will be “peace”
    There are many more that we can find and a vast number greater we can imply (such as from Romans 1), but it is important to be students of what the Lord told us to “watch” for.
    I feel that when Jesus said that this time will be unrivaled in history, He really meant it. That makes me feel that the signs He set forth will be statistical anomalies of history. Right now, the earthquakes, riots, wars, etc. are not unprecedented in their intensity or scale.
    Wickedness seems to be unprecedented, not in its scope, but in its scale. There has always been sin. What seems different about our era is that it is being accepted on a global scale at a breakneck pace. I believe it is this, if we are truly entering the end times now, that will eventually be reflected in the earth.
    DAY 5: TAKING TO HEART REVELATION
    14 min
  • Revelation Postscript Day 4

    Day 4: Revelation Postscript DAY 1: MAJOR THEMES IN REVELATION Babylon The Antichrist Protection Eternity The antichrist as described in Daniel 11 Daniel is told by angelic revelation that a king would fight many battles and end up setting up the “abomination that causes desolation.” He would then conquer a lot of lands, including Israel, but […]

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  • Revelation Postscript Day 4
    Day 4: Revelation Postscript

    DAY 1: MAJOR THEMES IN REVELATION

    * Babylon
    * The Antichrist
    * Protection
    * Eternity

    The antichrist as described in Daniel 11
    Daniel is told by angelic revelation that a king would fight many battles and end up setting up the “abomination that causes desolation.” He would then conquer a lot of lands, including Israel, but not Moab, Edom or Ammon. This is to the east of Israel and may be the desert place prepared for God’s people to flee to during this time.
    Daniel’s description perfectly describes the situation that historically surrounded Antiochus IV Epiphanies, but then diverges from his experience, leaving us to believe that there is another leader to come who will be like Antiochus but will in the end be successful with his ambitions.
    DAY 2: JUDGMENT AND JUSTICE
    This is the main thing believers must take away from Revelation. We have to set aside any notions that God is being harsh or cruel and understand that everything He does in Revelation He does from righteousness.
    We must trust and embark on this journey from a place of knowing that God is good. If He judges the way He does, it must be because of the necessity for it.
    God will judge planet earth and bring an everlasting peace in a time of the greatest wickedness and turmoil the world has ever seen.
    We have to understand that during this time, and leading up to it, that the “restrainer,” as Paul tells us in 2 Thessalonians 2:7, will be taken away. This means that mankind will be uninhibited to do all the wickedness that has always been in their hearts. The only thing keeping people from being as bad as they are capable right now is that the Holy Spirit restrains them. When He ceases to do that for unbelievers, they will kill and destroy to their hearts’ content.
    God’s judgment is not in context to men growing more evil, but in context to God allowing them to finally be as truly evil as they already are.
    DAYS 3-4: SIGNS OF THE TIMES
    Matthew 24
    1. Persecuted by ALL NATIONS
    2. Many false prophets
    3. Great falling away
    4. Gospel of the Kingdom preached to all nations (ethos)
    5. Abomination of Desolation
    6. False messiahs & prophets with great signs
    7. Worldwide increase in famine, war, earthquakes
    Luke 21
    8. Great signs from heaven
    9. Jerusalem surrounded by armies
    10. Great antisemitism
    11. Perplexity at the roaring of the seas
    12. Great terror (of what is coming)
    13. Heavenly bodies shaken
    2 Timothy 3-4
    14. People will love themselves
    15. Greedy, boastful, proud people
    16. Increase in abuse
    17. Increase in rebellion against parents
    18. Unforgiving
    19. Slanderous
    20. Having a form of godliness but denying its power
    21. People will gather teachers to tickle their ears
    Daniel 12
    22. Increase in knowledge
    23. Increase in travel
    1 Thessalonians 5
    24. There will be “peace”
    There are many more that we can find and a vast number greater we can imply (such as from Romans 1), but it is important to be students of what the Lord told us to “watch” for.
    I feel that when Jesus said that this time will be unrivaled in history, He really meant it. That makes me feel that the signs He set forth will be statistical anomalies of history. Right now, the earthquakes, riots, wars, etc. are not unprecedented in their intensity or scale.
    Wickedness seems to be unprecedented, not in its scope, but in its scale. There has always been sin. What seems different about our era is that it is being accepted on a global scale at a breakneck pace. I believe it is this, if we are truly entering the end times now, that will eventually be reflected in the earth.
    DAY 5: TAKING TO HEART REVELATION
    17 min
  • Revelation Postscript Day 3

    Day 3: Revelation Postscript DAY 1: MAJOR THEMES IN REVELATION Babylon The Antichrist Protection Eternity The antichrist as described in Daniel 11 Daniel is told by angelic revelation that a king would fight many battles and end up setting up the “abomination that causes desolation.” He would then conquer a lot of lands, including Israel, but […]

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  • Revelation Postscript Day 3
    Day 3: Revelation Postscript

    DAY 1: MAJOR THEMES IN REVELATION

    * Babylon
    * The Antichrist
    * Protection
    * Eternity

    The antichrist as described in Daniel 11
    Daniel is told by angelic revelation that a king would fight many battles and end up setting up the “abomination that causes desolation.” He would then conquer a lot of lands, including Israel, but not Moab, Edom or Ammon. This is to the east of Israel and may be the desert place prepared for God’s people to flee to during this time.
    Daniel’s description perfectly describes the situation that historically surrounded Antiochus IV Epiphanies, but then diverges from his experience, leaving us to believe that there is another leader to come who will be like Antiochus but will in the end be successful with his ambitions.
    DAY 2: JUDGMENT AND JUSTICE
    This is the main thing believers must take away from Revelation. We have to set aside any notions that God is being harsh or cruel and understand that everything He does in Revelation He does from righteousness.
    We must trust and embark on this journey from a place of knowing that God is good. If He judges the way He does, it must be because of the necessity for it.
    God will judge planet earth and bring an everlasting peace in a time of the greatest wickedness and turmoil the world has ever seen.
    We have to understand that during this time, and leading up to it, that the “restrainer,” as Paul tells us in 2 Thessalonians 2:7, will be taken away. This means that mankind will be uninhibited to do all the wickedness that has always been in their hearts. The only thing keeping people from being as bad as they are capable right now is that the Holy Spirit restrains them. When He ceases to do that for unbelievers, they will kill and destroy to their hearts’ content.
    God’s judgment is not in context to men growing more evil, but in context to God allowing them to finally be as truly evil as they already are.
    DAYS 3-4: SIGNS OF THE TIMES
    Matthew 24
    1. Persecuted by ALL NATIONS
    2. Many false prophets
    3. Great falling away
    4. Gospel of the Kingdom preached to all nations (ethos)
    5. Abomination of Desolation
    6. False messiahs & prophets with great signs
    7. Worldwide increase in famine, war, earthquakes
    Luke 21
    8. Great signs from heaven
    9. Jerusalem surrounded by armies
    10. Great antisemitism
    11. Perplexity at the roaring of the seas
    12. Great terror (of what is coming)
    13. Heavenly bodies shaken
    2 Timothy 3-4
    14. People will love themselves
    15. Greedy, boastful, proud people
    16. Increase in abuse
    17. Increase in rebellion against parents
    18. Unforgiving
    19. Slanderous
    20. Having a form of godliness but denying its power
    21. People will gather teachers to tickle their ears
    Daniel 12
    22. Increase in knowledge
    23. Increase in travel
    1 Thessalonians 5
    24. There will be “peace”
    There are many more that we can find and a vast number greater we can imply (such as from Romans 1), but it is important to be students of what the Lord told us to “watch” for.
    I feel that when Jesus said that this time will be unrivaled in history, He really meant it. That makes me feel that the signs He set forth will be statistical anomalies of history. Right now, the earthquakes, riots, wars, etc. are not unprecedented in their intensity or scale.
    Wickedness seems to be unprecedented, not in its scope, but in its scale. There has always been sin. What seems different about our era is that it is being accepted on a global scale at a breakneck pace. I believe it is this, if we are truly entering the end times now, that will eventually be reflected in the earth.
    DAY 5: TAKING TO HEART REVELATION
    17 min

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