In the last days, Scripture tells us that some will become deceived. This episode explains why it is crucial for us to remain rooted in Scripture and the sound doctrines of the early church.

Desmond Frey, a leadership trainer for HNI, reviews a principal he calls “The Law of the Lid”.

Barry gives some thoughts about world events and challenges us with some questions about what God is up to these days. So, what is God doing? Where is He going? And are we going with Him?

Even a growing church can administrate the gifts of the Spirit in a way that gives God the opportunity to speak to people or heal them. In this podcast, Barry interviews Kevin Eshleman, pastor of Ephrata Community Church, on using the the gift of Words of Knowledge in their weekend services.

This episode discusses the coming harvest, and why it is crucial for us to invest in relationships with other leaders and churches so that we are ready for what God will do through our obedience.

Barry interviews Steve Pilbrough, the Executive Director at HNI, about an epiphany he had at a recent water baptism. The two then discuss the need for us as believers to move beyond a mechanical tithe into the New Testament spirit of Joyful Generosity.

This is a recording from Matt Swords, a pastor at Ephrata Community Church, who oversees the prophetic ministry team. It offers some very practical training on how to hear God's voice and then speak life into those around you.

This week, Barry shares some stories related to spiritual warfare, encouraging you to take the war seriously and to be fanatically disciplined in realizing your vision.

In this short episode, Barry shares his excitement about the theme planned for our International Summit; happening mid-November in Ephrata, Pennsylvania.

In this episode, Barry interviews one of our HNI partners from Germany who pastors a church and has built an online Bible study community of over 1,000 people from all over the country! This concept of online discipleship, which Michael has been developing over the last four years, shows that people are truly hungry for community and Biblical teaching, even from far away.