Random Holy Spirit Podcasts

We are a Spirit-filled, Bible teaching and preaching ministry that seeks to “fill the gap” in this area of the Body of Christ. Join us as we cover important topics and explore the Word of God together. We love to declare the Word of God in a way that is understandable and empowered by the Holy Spirit.

Categories: Religion & Spirituality

Tags: baptism in holy ghost, Bible, Bible Study, Bible Teaching, Charismatic, discipleship, Holy Ghost, Holy Spirit, new covenant, pentecostal, preaching, Spirit-filled, theology

Welcome to the Her Life Anew Podcast. Having been through many trials in life, an awakening happened to transform Jade from lukewarm faith, to a bold and passionate stance on living out a true, God-focused life. We will discuss everyday issues like marriage and motherhood to deep, vulnerable subjects like alcoholism, abuse, and demons. This is not your cookie cutter Jesus, rainbows and butterlies podcast. Don’t miss out as Jade explores the depths of truly living out a life as a Christian. Be ready to be convicted, challenged and encouraged to LIVE out your faith.

“If you do something anew, you do it again, often in a different way from before.” Corinthians 5:17

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Categories: Health & Fitness, Religion & Spirituality

Tags: abuse, Bible, christianity, deliverance, demons, faith, Following Jesus, Holy Spirit, Jesus, parenting, widow, woman of faith

The Taste & See Podcast was started out of a realization of the goodness of God and a desire to see His people be active participants in bringing the Kingdom of God to the world around them. ”Taste and see that the Lord is good; blessed is the one who takes refuge in Him.” – Psalm 34:8 Taste (verb): to experience the flavor of. See (verb): to perceive with the eyes; discern visually. Join us as we experience the Kingdom of God together and, as a result of that experience, perceive the world around us through a different lens! Taste and see that He is good!

Join us this Advent season as we dive into the names of Jesus prophesied in Isaiah 9:6: Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, & Prince of Peace.

This week, Josh Emerick, dives into the meaning of “Everlasting Father” as a name of Jesus and the implication it has on our lives.

Categories: Religion & Spirituality

Tags: christian, God, Holy Spirit, Jesus, Kingdom of God, marriage, ministry

Welcome to Cultivate Connection, a weekly Bible-based meditation podcast, giving you the skills to carve out space, experience peace, and grow your relationship with God. Each 30 minute podcast provides you with plenty of quiet time to meditate and reflect on several Bible verses with a specific focus at heart. We often dedicate several weeks or more to a podcast series. While you can certainly listen to any one podcast in any order you wish, to get the most from Cultivate Connection’s podcasts, we recommend picking a series and listening your way through it. To learn more, visit us online at https://www.cultivateconnection.com

Categories: Education, Health & Fitness, Religion & Spirituality

Tags: Bible, biblical, christian meditation, christianity, God, Holy Spirit, Jesus, meditation, mindfulness

Each week, join RC Norman, as he unfolds scriptures and Godly principles to ultimately help listeners understand the process of renewing their mind in Christ. These short teachings will bring knowledge of God’s word and are meant to encourage listeners who are seeking to have a personal relationship with God. Our purpose is to help Christians deal with issues involving mental health as well as lifestyle principles according to the Word of God. This podcast will also be dealing with the mind from not only a psychological stance, but most importantly a spiritual stance as well as delving into how to begin to renew the mind from a worldly point of view unto a mind like Christ. Peace, joy, and happiness begins with a mind that has been ReNewed!

Categories: Health & Fitness, Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture

Tags: christian, Culture, God, Holy Spirit, Jesus Christ, Lifestyle Principles, mental-health, mind, renewed, Society, thinking, word of god

Learn how to connect with Holy Spirit in your everyday life through hearing, seeing and sensing what He is doing in your life and in the lives of those around you.

Categories: Religion & Spirituality

Tags: Hearing God, Holy Spirit, Jesus follower, Spirit Lead, spiritual growth

These weekly podcasts are intended to nurture, instruct, and help you understand what the Lord has said in His Word that you may walk in the manner worthy of your calling in Him. We pray that you are blessed, not merely in the hearing, but more so in the doing. Simply put, our utmost desire is to be in the Father’s heart, to know the Father’s heart, and express the Father’s heart to you.

Categories: Religion & Spirituality

Tags: born again, christian, doctrine, God, Gospel of the Kingdom, Holy Spirit, Jesus, teaching, word of god

Reading through Paul’s second letter to the church at Corinth makes you aware that this is the most personal and emotional of all his letters. It throbs with a sense of the glories of God’s grace. Visiting Corinth on my recent trip was a moving experience for me. There is very little left standing of the original city — it was destroyed by the Romans shortly after Paul’s visit there and has been lying in ruins ever since. Certain temple columns remain, though. as well as the market place and other public areas of the city. They can be clearly discerned, and the actual pavement of the judgment hall of the Roman proconsul is well preserved. It wasn’t hard for me to imagine the Apostle Paul as he came down from Athens into this city which was at the time a center of pleasure, a great commercial city and a city of great beauty, with many, many temples. It had gained a reputation as the center of lascivious worship — the worship of the Goddess of Love. There were some 10,000 prostitutes attached to the temple of Aphrodite and the city lived up, or perhaps I should say, down, to its reputation as a place of sensual pleasure. It represented a sex-saturated society. You can see indications of this in Paul’s letters to the church there. It was easy to imagine the apostle arriving in the dust of the road unknown and unheralded a simple tentmaker by all appearance. Finding two people of the same trade, Aquila and Priscilla, he lived and worked with them, and preached up and down the city streets and in the market places and synagogues. Thus God used him to lay the foundations of the church at Corinth.

Categories: Religion & Spirituality

Tags: 2 Corinthians, Bible, Christ, commentary, exposition, God, Holy Spirit, Jesus, Ray Steadmen, sermon, www.raystedman.org

Let’s revisit the power of the Gospel! The Braveheart Podcast hopes to jolt numb hearts back to life and connect them with the love of Jesus!

Categories: Health & Fitness, Religion & Spirituality

Tags: Freedom, gospel, Holy Spirit, hope, Jesus, love, self help, spirituality

Most of the letters that Paul wrote to the churches were written to those that he had started himself. But he did not begin the church at Rome, nor did he begin the church at Colossae. It is not certain who started the church at Colossae, but it is very likely a man mentioned in certain of Paul’s other letters — Epaphroditus, or, since that was too long a name for even the Greeks to say, Epaphras. He is mentioned in this letter as being from Colossae, and is very likely the one who founded the church. Where he had heard the Gospel we do not know, but he had evidently taken it to his own home town and had begun to proclaim Christ. Out of that proclamation had come the church at Colossae. Epaphroditus had gone to Rome to see the Apostle Paul, who was then a prisoner, carrying with him reports of the church at Colossae. Another man had also gone to Rome to see Paul during his first imprisonment, and he too brought reports of the church at Colossae. So it was to these new Christians who had never met the apostle face to face that Paul wrote the letter from Rome.

Categories: Religion & Spirituality

Tags: Bible, Christ, Colossians, commentary, exposition, God, Holy Spirit, Jesus, Ray Steadmen, sermon, www.raystedman.org

Acts is the book that reveals the power of the church. Therefore, when a church begins to dwindle, lose its power, and turn dull and drab in its witness, it needs desperately to get back into the spirit, expectation, knowledge and teaching of the book of Acts. In this book, the principles of the exchanged life — “Not I, but Christ” — is dramatically unfolded. If the book of Acts were taken out of our New Testament, we would never understand the rest of it. It would be like a child with his front tooth missing. When you close the record of the gospels, you see nothing but a handful of Jews in the city of Jerusalem, the center of Jewish life, talking together about a kingdom for Israel.

Categories: Religion & Spirituality

Tags: acts, Bible, Christ, commentary, exposition, God, Holy Spirit, Jesus, Ray Steadmen, sermon, www.raystedman.org

Another Look Podcast is a podcast where we discuss our splinters and planks of wood in the American church. The purpose of this podcast is to have frank and honest dialogue about the role of the church and the role of the believer in America today. Our goal is to take “another look” at who we are and realign our spirits properly. It will hurt initially but the end result will always be a beautiful masterpiece in the Potter’s hands.

Categories: Education, Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture

Tags: Belief, Christ, christian, christianity, faith, God, Holy Spirit, Jesus, love, peace, religious deconstruction, spiritual growth, spirituality, The Gospel, trust, Truth

Redeemer Church Murfreesboro SermonsWe love the gospel and love living in gospel relationships!RedeemerMurfreesboro.org

Categories: Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture

Tags: Bible, church, crazy, Culture, doctrine, expository, Fun, God, help, Holy Spirit, Jesus, MTSU, Murfreesboro, nashville, PCA, preaching, Presbyterian, Psalms, reformed, spirituality, theology, weird, what

Habitation exists to raise a generation of worshippers that minister to the Lord & become His dwelling place on earth. We are on a mission to experience revival & reformation in our day.

Categories: Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture

Tags: benny hinn, bethel, Bible, Christ, christianity, church, community, Covenant, Culture, devotional, discipleship, elevation church, evangelism, evangelist, family, God, gospel, Healing, hillsong, hinn, Holy Spirit, Israel, Jesus, jesus culture, kingdom, ministry, pastor, Prophet, Revival, risen nation, scripture, Society, spiritual formation, testimonies, theology, william hinn, worship, zion

Join in on campfire style conversations between two women who are discussing hot topics in the Christian world, who believe that children of God are indigenous to His Kingdom, and trying to live a life lead by Holy Spirit is key!

Categories: Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture

Tags: alesia duffee, breakthrough, campfire, christian, christian growth, christian podcasters, christian podcasts, clare steiner, community, conversations, faith, father son holy ghost, gifts of the spirit, God, Holy Spirit, Identity, Jesus, love, Millennials, Prophecy, prophetic, Revival, spiritual growth, spirituality, story-telling, supernatural, Testimony, women, women podcasters

What is it like to be a Catholic single dad with four daughters under the age of 14 and a theology instructor at a seminary and high-school? This podcast will answer that question and any others you may have about the Catholic Faith. This show is named after my favorite line in the liturgy: “Make holy, therefore, these gifts, we pray, by sending down your Spirit upon them like the dewfall…..” Together let us be immersed in the Spirit of God and know that there is always hope!

Categories: Education, Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture

Tags: black, catholic, catholic church, Christ, christianity, church, Confession, faith, God, Holy Spirit, Hubert, Hubert Sanders, Jesus, lord, mary, Mystagogia, sanders, sin, spirituality, Technology, theology, trinity

The Old and New Testaments of the Bible are our inheritance as the “Whole Word” of God but we often struggle to read and understand it in ways that speak to our daily lives. Listen as Pastor Pitts Evans reads from the Bible chapter by chapter and shares some thoughts on how we can apply the Whole Word to our lives. New episodes available every weekday morning!

Categories: Religion & Spirituality

Tags: Bible, christian, christianity, church, Daily Devotional, devotional, God, Holy Spirit, Jesus, scripture

There are two of Jesus’ disciples whom I would particularly like to have known in the days of their earthly life. One is Peter, and the other is John. I like these two men. I am especially impressed by the change that fellowship with the Lord Jesus produced in their lives. This is what intrigues me about these two. Peter, as you know, was erratic, impulsive, brash. As someone has well said, “Whenever Peter enters a scene, it’s always with a thud.” He seems to have a gift for putting his foot in his mouth — he suffered from hoof-in-mouth disease. Yet the Lord made him a steady, stable, dependable rock, as his name implies. He became a rallying point, a gathering point for the Christians in the days of the persecutions which broke out in the first century. It was only because he was with the Lord, and knew the Lord. Most of the change took place after the Lord’s death and resurrection, however, so we do not need to feel that it was the personal presence of Jesus that changed these men. He changed them after he died and rose again, just as he can change us. John was the other one who was dramatically changed by our Lord. He was a young man, the youngest of all the disciples. In fact, many scholars feel that he was a teenager when he first started to follow the Lord. Perhaps he was seventeen or eighteen years of age. Along with his brother, James, he was a hot-headed young man, given to sharp and impulsive utterances with a tendency toward blowing off steam. He was probably a loudmouth, because Jesus nicknamed him Son of Thunder. That was our Lord’s gentle way of labeling John’s problem. He just kept the thunder rolling all the time. So our Lord called both James and John Sons of Thunder. But John became the apostle of love. He was noted for his gentleness and his graciousness and his goodness. He was called “The Virgin.” As far as we know, he never married. There is no record that he ever did. But he was called “virgin” primarily because of the purity of his life. He became a man who was characterized by such an outstanding devotion and love for the Lord Jesus, that all his life he was singled out as the apostle of love.

Categories: Religion & Spirituality

Tags: 1 John, Bible, Christ, commentary, exposition, God, Holy Spirit, Jesus, Ray Steadmen, sermon, www.raystedman.org