Is holiness just a dream for the afterlife — or is it a command, a calling, and a promise for every believer today?

In this soul-stirring episode, we explore The Theology of Holiness by Dougan Clark — a forgotten masterpiece that reclaims one of Christianity’s most urgent, yet most misunderstood teachings: entire sanctification.
Clark doesn’t simply discuss holiness as a beautiful idea; he demands we confront it as a living reality — an experience obtainable now, necessary for eternal life, and indispensable for victorious Christian living.

Discover:

• Why entire sanctification is not a lofty goal for the few — but a divine necessity for all who hope to see God.

• How holiness is not about human striving but a supernatural gift, obtained not by labor, but by faith.

• Why waiting for death to be sanctified is a tragic misunderstanding of Scripture and God’s power.

• How sanctification is rooted in the Old Testament, taught by Christ, confirmed by Paul, Peter, John, and echoed through every book of the Bible.

• The difference between forgiveness of sins (justification) and the cleansing from inbred sin (entire sanctification).

Clark masterfully dismantles every excuse — whether indifference, disbelief, or fear — and builds a systematic, scriptural, and experiential case for why holiness is not optional for the Christian soul.
Holiness is not for deathbeds. Holiness is for now.
It is the normal Christian life, not the extraordinary one.

In this podcast, you will also learn:

• How patriarchs, prophets, apostles, and early Christians walked the path of holiness.

• The symbolism of sanctification hidden in ancient types, sacrifices, and priestly anointings.

• The role of the Holy Spirit as the Sanctifier who alone can remove the root of sin and fill the soul with perfect love.

• Why Christian growth cannot produce holiness — but only faith can receive it.

Through Clark’s urgent and tender voice, we hear the call of Hebrews 12:14 echo again:
"Follow after peace with all men, and holiness, without which no man shall see the Lord."

If you've ever asked:

• Can I truly be freed from sin’s power in this life?

• Why do I struggle to live the life Scripture describes?

• Is it really possible to walk in purity, victory, and fullness of joy here and now?

Then this is the episode your heart has been waiting for.

Join us as we cast off spiritual mediocrity, rise above religious formalism, and walk boldly into the radiant life of holiness Christ died to give us.
Holiness is not just a command — it is God’s greatest gift.
And the way is open now.

The time for holiness is not after death.
It is today.

What if you could walk with Jesus from Bethlehem to Calvary — hearing every word He ever spoke, without the noise of commentary or confusion?

In this unique and powerful episode, we explore The Complete Sayings of Jesus compiled by Arthur Hinds — a remarkable collection where every recorded word of Christ is assembled chronologically and presented without interruption.
No sermons. No interpretations. Just the pure voice of the Master Himself — a river of truth flowing directly from His lips to your heart.

Discover:

• The full beauty and urgency of Jesus’ teachings — from the Beatitudes to the parables, from private conversations to the final words on the Cross.

• How His words alone, stripped of context and narrative layers, reveal a unified, overwhelming message of love, truth, and redemption.

• Hidden gems and familiar passages alike, placed side-by-side to create a powerful, seamless vision of Christ’s mission.

• The profound emotional journey of hearing Christ speak uninterrupted — a spiritual experience unlike anything else.

The Complete Sayings of Jesus is more than a compilation.
It is an invitation — to sit at the feet of the Savior, to hear His voice as His first disciples did, and to let His words penetrate your soul with fresh clarity and life-changing power.

In this podcast, you will:

• Follow Jesus from His first spoken words at the Temple as a boy, through His baptism, miracles, parables, warnings, promises, prayers, and triumphant resurrection.

• Hear anew the Sermon on the Mount, the secrets shared with the Apostles, the prayers in Gethsemane, and the final commission before His Ascension.

• Experience His tender love, righteous anger, piercing wisdom, and ultimate sacrifice — not piecemeal, but as one breathtaking message from beginning to end.

Whether you are a lifelong believer, a seeker, or someone encountering Christ’s voice for the first time, this experience will move you deeply and leave you forever changed.

If you've ever asked:

• What would it be like to hear only Jesus — without commentary, doctrine, or tradition?

• How do His words, gathered together, reveal His heart more fully?

• Can Scripture still speak with fresh power in a noisy world?

Then this is the episode you must hear.

Join us as we walk the dusty roads of Galilee, listen in quiet upper rooms, stand at the foot of the Cross, and hear the living Word speak life, hope, and eternal truth — in His own perfect voice.

His words created worlds.
His words still create life today.

What if the path to the Divine could not be found by thinking, striving, or even seeing — but only by surrendering beyond all senses into the hidden life of the soul?

In this powerful episode, we explore Dialogues on the Supersensual Life by Jacob Boehme, the humble shoemaker turned mystic whose visionary insights into God, the soul, and the nature of reality have inspired seekers for centuries.
These intimate dialogues between a disciple and his master reveal the breathtaking simplicity and profound depth of true spiritual union: a surrender of all knowledge, images, and self-will into the pure abyss of God's love.

Discover:

• Why true knowledge of God begins where thought and imagination end.

• How the soul can ascend to God by embracing stillness, simplicity, and inward death to the self.

• The secret of the "Cloud of Unknowing" — standing still from thinking and willing until God Himself speaks within.

• Why the soul must pass through a "dark night" where all earthly and even spiritual comforts are stripped away.

• How the will, detached from creatures and desires, becomes the throne for the Holy Spirit.

Unlike speculative theology or religious debate, Boehme's vision is experiential:
It is the life hidden behind life — the supersensual life — where the soul no longer seeks outwardly, but lives inwardly in God’s own light, love, and life.

In this podcast, you’ll also explore:

• How to overcome the distractions of the senses and imagination.

• Why humility, surrender, and silent longing are the true paths to divine illumination.

• The difference between being religious outwardly and living truly in God’s Spirit.

• Why the soul must forsake all images, even spiritual ones, to ascend beyond creation into the Creator Himself.

Dialogues on the Supersensual Life is not a manual for passive resignation — it is a call to active surrender, to the soul’s courageous passage beyond fear, pride, and reason, into the infinite stillness where God alone lives.
It is a journey of death to the lower self — and resurrection into the eternal life already planted within.

If you've ever wondered:

• How can I experience God beyond mere belief?

• What is true spiritual rebirth beyond emotional experiences?

• How can the soul dwell in heaven even while living on earth?

Then this is the episode you cannot miss.

Join us as we walk the narrow path that Jacob Boehme so brilliantly illuminates — the hidden ascent from the senses to Spirit, from knowing to unknowing, from self to God.

The way is silent.
The way is hidden.
The way is home.

What if the greatest truths about God, salvation, and the soul were not hidden in mystery — but waiting to be uncovered by a heart seeking deeper glory?

In this profound episode, we explore The Works of Stephen Charnock, one of the most towering collections of Reformed theology and Puritan spirituality ever written.
Charnock, with razor-sharp intellect and a heart ablaze with reverence, unveils the attributes of God, the miracle of regeneration, the cleansing power of Christ’s blood, and the soul’s journey from sin to divine life.

Discover:

• What it means for God to be infinite, immutable, sovereign, just, wise, and good — and why every attribute changes how we live.

• How regeneration is not a minor adjustment, but a mighty new creation of the soul — a resurrection from spiritual death.

• Why Christ’s blood is not just symbolic — but the active cleansing stream that purifies the heart and reconciles man to God.

• How every part of the human soul — mind, will, emotions — must be entirely renewed to truly know and love God.

• The critical difference between mere outward religion and true spiritual transformation.

Charnock's writings go beyond dry theology — they burn with passion for the living God.
He shows that knowing God's attributes is not just about belief; it’s about worship. It’s about trembling at His majesty, rejoicing in His mercy, and surrendering to His sovereign grace.

In this podcast episode, you will also uncover:

• Why self-centeredness is the root of all sin — and why the new birth dethrones self to enthrone Christ.

• How the Gospel is not just a transaction, but a total transformation of the soul into a new creation.

• How Christ’s death and resurrection demand not only our gratitude, but our total surrender.

• Why true faith is not just agreement — but a living, breathing union with Christ Himself.

Stephen Charnock speaks with the force of Scripture, the beauty of a poet, and the insight of a physician of souls.
He lays bare the proud heart, exposes counterfeit religion, and lovingly points the way to the only cure: the Spirit’s mighty work in the soul through Christ.

If you’ve ever wondered:

• What does it really mean to be "born again"?

• How should the knowledge of God's infinite attributes transform daily life?

• Why do so many profess Christ outwardly but lack true inward change?

Then this is the episode you need to hear.

Join us as we walk through the sacred halls of divine truth with Stephen Charnock as our guide — and discover that real theology leads not to pride, but to awe, worship, and life itself.

The mind must bow.
The heart must burn.
The soul must live again.

What if the deepest encounter with God happens not through knowledge — but through love, silence, and surrender into the unknown?

In this profound episode, we journey into The Cloud of Unknowing, one of the greatest treasures of Christian mysticism, translated by Evelyn Underhill.
Written by an anonymous English monk in the 14th century, this masterpiece offers a bold and radical path to the Divine — a way that bypasses intellect, abandons imagination, and pierces through the darkness by the pure longing of the heart.

Discover:

• Why God cannot be grasped by thought, understanding, or vision — but only by a "blind dart of longing love."

• How the "Cloud of Forgetting" must cover all created things if the soul is to reach the "Cloud of Unknowing" where God dwells.

• Why mystical union demands the surrender of spiritual pride, curiosities, and even holy images.

• How humility and charity are the two wings that carry the soul into divine presence.

• The powerful role of short, simple prayer — a single word like "God" or "Love" — in ascending beyond the distractions of the mind.

Unlike speculative theology or ecstatic visions, the author calls seekers to a fierce simplicity: an intense, naked intent directed toward God alone.
It is a path of quiet courage, asking the soul to step into darkness, trusting that the Divine Light hides behind the seeming veil of unknowing.

In this podcast, you will also explore:

• The false paths of spiritual pride, intellectualism, and emotional fantasy — and how to recognize them.

• The true meaning of contemplative prayer as an act of love and will, not a flight of thought.

• Why visions, revelations, and emotional highs are often distractions — and how authentic spirituality is marked by quiet endurance and secret joy.

• How every soul — not just monks or saints — is invited into this highest form of prayer, beginning in silence and ending in union.

The Cloud teaches that God is not an object to be studied or admired — but a living Presence to be loved with all the strength of the soul.
It is a call to set aside all created things, even all "holy thoughts," and lose oneself in the burning darkness where only love can live.

If you've ever wondered:

• How can I pray beyond words and thoughts?

• Why do I sometimes feel God is absent when I seek Him most?

• What is true contemplation beyond imagination and emotion?

Then this is the episode you must hear.

Join us as we step into the sacred silence, lift our hearts above all knowing, and aim our love toward the God who waits beyond the cloud — unseen, unknown, and closer than breath.

The mind cannot reach Him.
But the heart, in love, can find Him.

What happens when a faithful priest of Rome dares to open his Bible — and finds a truth his Church tried to silence?

In this explosive episode, we explore Fifty Years in the Church of Rome by Charles Chiniquy — the gripping true story of a devout Catholic priest who spent five decades inside the Roman Church before breaking free to follow the pure Gospel of Christ.
Through raw confession and fearless testimony, Chiniquy exposes the hidden realities of Rome: its errors, political ambitions, abuses of power, corruption in confessionals, and its relentless war against the Bible itself.

Discover:

• How Chiniquy’s early love for Scripture placed him in direct conflict with Rome’s hierarchy.

• Why reading the Bible was forbidden — and how it ignited his inner battle between faith and tradition.

• The scandalous practices Chiniquy witnessed inside the Church, from financial exploitation to spiritual manipulation.

• The dangers of auricular confession, and how it corrupted innocent hearts.

• How political power and religious control merged to keep entire nations spiritually enslaved.

From the dark corridors of Canadian parishes to the public courtroom battles that shook the Catholic establishment, Chiniquy’s story is one of courage, betrayal, heartbreak, and ultimate deliverance.
You’ll meet priests and bishops who cared more for influence than truth — and the few brave souls who risked everything to follow Christ alone.

In this episode, you’ll also uncover:

• Why Chiniquy’s defiance earned him excommunication — and how that “curse” became his liberation.

• How Rome's suppression of Scripture laid the foundation for centuries of darkness.

• The political schemes that reached from the pulpit to the Parliament.

• How Chiniquy's final acceptance of salvation by grace alone changed his life — and his destiny.

Fifty Years in the Church of Rome is not simply a bitter memoir — it is a passionate cry for the souls still trapped in human traditions and man-made religion.
It is a reminder that salvation cannot be earned, bought, or bargained — it can only be received, freely, by faith in Christ.

If you’ve ever wondered:

• Can someone love Christ and still be enslaved by false teaching?

• What truly happens behind the closed doors of power in religious institutions?

• How one man’s fight for truth sparked a movement of freedom?

Then this episode is your call to awaken.

Join us as we follow Charles Chiniquy’s incredible journey — from blind obedience to glorious freedom — and discover a faith unchained by fear, illuminated by Scripture, and anchored forever in Christ alone.

The chains are real.
But so is the freedom.

What if the true teachings of Christ — the deepest mysteries of salvation, the soul, and the cosmos — were hidden away, reserved only for the few who dared to seek them?

In this extraordinary episode, we unlock the hidden wisdom of Pistis Sophia, one of the most mysterious and profound texts of early Christian Gnosticism.
Translated by G.R.S. Mead from an ancient Coptic manuscript, Pistis Sophia reveals a secret tradition — a post-resurrection teaching in which the risen Christ instructs His disciples about the invisible worlds, the fall and redemption of the soul, the cosmic battle between light and darkness, and the sacred mysteries that open the path back to the Divine.

Discover:

• The fall of Sophia ("Wisdom") — the soul who descends into chaos, suffers, repents, and is lifted up by the Saviour.

• The journey of the soul through the realms of fate, the spheres of the archons, and the dazzling Light Realms beyond.

• The true meaning of the "Mysteries" — not rituals, but living powers that transform and liberate the soul.

• Why repentance, renunciation of the world, and inner purification are the keys to resurrection even before death.

• How Jesus, as the "First Mystery," reveals deeper truths than ever taught before — truths meant only for the initiated.

Unlike the canonical Gospels, Pistis Sophia plunges us into the vast architecture of the unseen universe — populated by powers, thrones, archangels, and treasuries of light.
Here, salvation is not automatic; it demands deep knowledge (gnosis), fierce repentance, and the awakening of the divine spark within.

In this podcast, you’ll also explore:

• The role of Mary Magdalene as the chief seeker of hidden knowledge.

• How reincarnation, astral forces, and cosmic laws were woven into early Christian mystical teaching.

• Why the mysteries of light were seen as humanity’s true destiny — beyond mere religious obedience.

• How this "lost Gospel" offers one of the richest spiritual maps ever drawn — a guide for the soul's liberation.

Pistis Sophia is not a text of easy faith or blind belief — it is a bold, awe-inspiring invitation to climb the ladder of being, overcome the powers of ignorance and desire, and reunite with the Infinite Light.

If you've ever wondered:

• What secret knowledge early Christians might have possessed…

• Why Sophia — the Divine Wisdom — is central to understanding humanity’s fall and redemption…

• How Christ’s true mission extends far beyond the simple narratives we have received…

Then this is the episode you were meant to find.

Join us as we travel beyond the surface of scripture into the profound, radiant, and sometimes terrifying depths of spiritual awakening.
Hear the forgotten teachings of the Saviour — teachings that call to every soul still longing for the Light.

The mysteries were hidden for centuries.
Now, they are revealed.

What if the Bible you know was only part of the story?

In this groundbreaking episode, we dive deep into The Apocrypha — the mysterious collection of ancient books once cherished by early Christians and Jews but later hidden, banned, or forgotten.
These texts — from 1 Esdras to Maccabees, Judith, Baruch, Wisdom of Solomon, Bel and the Dragon, and many others — offer powerful glimpses into the faith, struggles, visions, and prayers that shaped early biblical thought.

Discover:

• How 1 and 2 Esdras reveal untold prophecies and royal intrigues surrounding the fall and rebuilding of Jerusalem.

• The epic stories of heroism in 1 and 2 Maccabees — where a handful of faithful warriors defied the mightiest empire on earth.

• The wisdom literature of Sirach and Wisdom of Solomon — offering timeless guidance on virtue, justice, and divine truth.

• The stunning tales of Judith and Susanna — where brave women changed the fate of nations.

• Strange visions, celestial mysteries, lost prayers, and hidden parables that bridge the Old and New Testament worlds.

The Apocrypha paints a richer, fuller portrait of ancient faith — showing a God who is near, who speaks through dreams and trials, and whose people wrestle not only with enemies without but temptations within.

In this podcast, you will uncover:

• Why these books were included in early Bibles but later removed or hidden during the Protestant Reformation.

• The powerful spiritual lessons that modern readers have lost by neglecting these sacred texts.

• How the Apocrypha connects ancient Jewish hopes to the coming of the Messiah — preparing the way for the New Testament.

• The deeper meanings behind "forgotten" prayers, such as the Prayer of Manasseh and Prayer of Azariah.

Far from being mere historical curiosities, these writings pulse with life, anguish, courage, hope, and an unshakable belief that the Divine moves in history and in the human soul.

If you've ever wondered:

• What ancient voices were silenced in the making of the modern Bible?

• What secret wisdom lies buried between the Old and New Testaments?

• How faith survived the darkest persecutions and brightest triumphs?

Then this is the episode you've been waiting for.

Join us as we reopen the hidden books, breathe in their wisdom, and hear once again the forgotten voices calling out across the centuries — voices of struggle, faith, vision, and unyielding hope.

The canon was closed.
But the truth was never silenced.

What if the Book of Revelation wasn’t about empires, wars, or the end of the world — but about the invisible war for the human soul?

In this illuminating episode, we dive deep into Emanuel Swedenborg’s Apocalypse Revealed — a groundbreaking spiritual interpretation of the Book of Revelation that uncovers its true hidden meaning.
Rather than predicting worldly disasters, Swedenborg shows that Revelation describes the inner struggles of the Church, the collapse of false faith, the renewal of true spiritual life, and the eternal choice every soul must make.

Discover:

• Why the traditional interpretations of Revelation miss the deeper, spiritual reality behind the visions.

• How the fall of Babylon and the rise of the New Jerusalem represent not nations — but the death of false religion and the birth of true spiritual understanding.

• The true meaning of the Last Judgment — not as a cosmic catastrophe, but as a spiritual separation between those who cling to dead rituals and those who live by divine truth.

• How every symbol — the trumpets, seals, beasts, plagues, and angels — reveals the stages of spiritual awakening, purification, and rebirth.

Swedenborg, through direct divine revelation, reveals that the Apocalypse is not about fear, but hope — not about destruction, but transformation. It is the story of the Church's renewal after centuries of decay, and the creation of a New Heaven and a New Earth — both within the human heart and throughout the cosmos.

In this podcast, you will explore:

• How self-centered faiths collapsed after the spiritual Last Judgment of 1757.

• Why the true Church of the New Jerusalem acknowledges the Lord Jesus Christ as the only God.

• The importance of spiritual freedom, genuine charity, and living truths in preparing for the new age of spiritual enlightenment.

• How Revelation’s vivid imagery speaks directly to personal spiritual battles — the war between ego and love, falsehood and truth, death and divine life.

Swedenborg opens a revolutionary window into Revelation, not through fear or superstition, but through rational, spiritual understanding.
He shows that the Apocalypse is already happening — inside each of us — and that every choice we make either builds or destroys our place in the coming New Jerusalem.

If you've ever wondered:

• What does Revelation really mean beyond literal predictions?

• How is God working today to renew the world — and your own soul?

• What is the true spiritual path revealed beneath the symbolism of the Bible’s final book?

Then this is the episode you were meant to hear.

Join us as we peel back the veil of prophecy, reveal the hidden spiritual battlefield of the soul, and celebrate the glorious promise:
A New Heaven. A New Earth. A New Heart.

The Apocalypse was never about ending the world.
It was always about transforming it — beginning with you.

What happens when one of the most brilliant minds in history confronts his own brokenness — and finds God waiting?

In this powerful episode, we step inside The Confessions of Saint Augustine, one of the greatest spiritual autobiographies ever written — a raw, searing, and deeply human account of sin, redemption, and the restless heart that can only find rest in God.
Saint Augustine bares his soul with brutal honesty, tracing his journey from pride, ambition, lust, and worldly success to the quiet triumph of surrendering to divine grace.

Discover:

• How Augustine’s restless search for truth led him through philosophy, pleasure, and ambition — yet left him empty.

• The moving story of a mother’s relentless prayers (Saint Monica) and the invisible thread of grace that never let him go.

• The intellectual battles, inner wars, and deep desires that shaped one of Christianity’s greatest thinkers.

• Why Augustine’s famous prayer, “Grant me chastity — but not yet,” still resonates with every heart torn between the world and God.

• How confession becomes not just admission of guilt — but an anthem of hope.

Augustine’s journey is not merely personal; it is universal.
He wrestles with temptation, suffers under the chains of habit, battles despair, and yearns for meaning — only to find that the soul was made for God, and it is restless until it rests in Him.

In this episode, you will walk through:

• Augustine’s passionate yet misguided youth, filled with ambitions and wanderings.

• His encounter with philosophy and his struggles with the question of evil.

• His ultimate conversion under the preaching of Saint Ambrose and the reading of Scripture.

• His reflections on memory, time, creation, and the mystery of God.

More than a historical text, The Confessions is a love song — a man speaking to his Creator, seeking to understand himself and glorify the One who loved him through all his rebellion.
It is the story of every soul that has wandered far, and the God who never stopped calling it home.

If you’ve ever wrestled with temptation, regret, longing, doubt, or hope — this story will reach across the centuries to touch your heart.
If you have ever sought forgiveness, meaning, and healing — Augustine’s voice will feel like your own.

Join us as we journey through the valleys of sin, the deserts of confusion, and the mountain peaks of surrender — guided by the man who prayed, “You have made us for Yourself, O Lord, and our heart is restless until it rests in You.”

This is not just Augustine’s confession.
It is every soul’s confession.