Most people imagine spiritual warfare as dramatic moments or intense encounters. Scripture shows the real battle is far quieter and far closer. It happens in the mind in your identity and in what you agree with.

In this episode we talk about what spiritual warfare actually is. It is not fighting people. It is not chasing the devil. It is not blaming him for everything that goes wrong. Spiritual warfare is standing in the victory Jesus already won.

We explore Ephesians 6 Second Corinthians and Daniel 10 and discover that prayer obedience and truth activate movement in the unseen realm. The enemy has power but believers have authority. And authority always outranks power.

You do not fight for victory

Is giving just an Old Testament rule—or a New Testament rhythm of worship?

Are miracles still happening today—or were they just for Bible times?

Fasting isn't just about giving something up—it's about making room for something greater. In this episode, we explore what Scripture teaches about fasting, why it matters, and how it’s shaped our spiritual journey. From personal stories to biblical insights, we talk about hunger that heals, restores, and refocuses.

We also look at the power of extended fasts, the life cycle of breakthrough, and how saying “no” to the flesh can awaken something deeper in the spirit.

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We’ve all prayed with petitions. But what about prayer that transforms us?

In this episode, we explore the kind of prayer that doesn’t just ask God for things, but draws us closer to Him, aligns us with His will, and changes our character from the inside out. We talk about learning to pray with power, partnering with the Holy Spirit, and letting prayer become a lifestyle—not just a list.

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In this episode the hosts unpack charismatic worship—its bold expressions, surprising moments, and why some call it wild while others call it wonderful. They share personal stories from worship teams, altars, and fire tunnels, and discuss tongues, falling out, and the role of excellence and order.

Through scripture, experience, and honest reflection they explore how authenticity, heart posture, and spiritual leadership shape powerful worship moments, and why balance between freedom and order matters for every church.

A personal and biblical conversation about the spiritual gifts that often cause the most tension in the modern Church: tongues, prophecy, and unusual manifestations. Disarming fear and confusion by exploring Scripture and sharing our own stories. Encouraging believers to seek the Spirit, not just comfort or tradition.

In this episode, we step into one of the most debated topics in the Church—are the gifts of the Spirit still active today, or did they cease after the time of the apostles? We unpack both sides of the conversation: cessationism, which argues that tongues, prophecy, and healing were only for the early Church, and continuationism, which believes those gifts are still for today.

We walk through key Scriptures used on both sides and share how our own experiences with the Holy Spirit shifted our perspectives. This isn’t just a theological debate for us—it’s personal. We've seen the gifts in action, felt the tension, and wrestled with the questions. In the end, we talk about where we landed and why we believe the gifts still matter for the Church right now.

If you’ve ever been confused, skeptical, or just curious about the spiritual gifts, this episode is a great place to start the conversation.

The Holy Spirit does more than give us moments of inspiration. He takes up residence within every believer. But what is the difference between being indwelt by the Spirit and being filled with the Spirit?

In this episode, we explore what the Bible says about the Spirit's role at salvation and what it means to be filled continually as we grow in our walk with God. We share how our understanding has shifted, what we have experienced personally, and why this difference matters. If you are hungry for more of God and want to live with power and purpose, this conversation will speak to you.

Before the wind rushed through an upper room… before tongues of fire fell… the Spirit of God was already moving. From hovering over the waters in Genesis to igniting hearts in the book of Acts, the Spirit has always been active—calling, filling, leading, and transforming.

In this episode, we reflect on the timeless movement of the Holy Spirit and the very personal ways we've experienced Him in our own lives. Each of us shares the moment when the Spirit broke through our religious expectations and lit something inside us that we couldn’t explain—but couldn’t ignore.

This isn’t just about emotional experiences—it’s about encountering the same Spirit who’s been moving since the beginning of time. If you’ve ever wondered if there’s more to this life with God... this episode is your invitation to find out.