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Signs, Wonders & Miracles: What Normal Christianity Should Look Like

Is the modern church missing what made early Christianity so powerful?

In this video, we dive into the book of Acts Chapter 2 and look at what "normal Christianity" is supposed to look like. From signs, wonders, and miracles to healings and prophetic dreams, the early church walked in an undeniable demonstration of God’s power.

Unfortunately, today’s church has traded the fire of God and the Shekinah glory for comfortable routines. When the miraculous is treated like a fairy tale within the church, we can’t expect the world to believe it. It's time for believers to passionately pursue the Holy Spirit, step into supernatural deliverance, and bring the authentic power of God back into our communities.



What do you think is holding the modern church back from experiencing the raw power of God today? Let’s talk about it in the comments below! 👇

When Tongues Shook Our Church: A Spiritual Awakening in Manitou Springs

We share an incredible testimony about how corporate prayer in tongues at our church in Manitou Springs, Colorado literally caused a physical earthquake that shook our building. We discuss how praying in the Spirit revealed hidden issues within our staff, including betrayal and manipulation, and how God answered our prayers for shaking by exposing an individual who was stealing people's hearts and leading them away. We talk about the power of tongues to reveal truth and spiritual reality, and the importance of the fear of the Lord when we pray for God's intervention.

The Wicked Betrayal of Pastors in the Church

We discuss the rampant betrayal and rejection that pastors and their families face in churches today. I share how pastors pour their hearts into their congregations, only to be abandoned and ghosted when people don't get what they want. We talk about the impact on pastors' spouses who lose friendships when they disagree with leadership decisions, and I emphasize that pastors deserve honor and grace as fallible humans doing their best. I urge anyone leaving a church to do so respectfully by meeting with their pastor rather than ghosting or abandoning them.

Preach Truth Without Fear: Standing Firm Against Critics and Trolls

We discuss the importance of sharing truth boldly without being deterred by trolls and critics. We talk about supporting pastors generously, addressing how some people campaign against pastoral prosperity, and encourage church leaders to stop modifying their messages out of fear of losing congregation members. We emphasize preaching God's word with power, love, and conviction—not with a mean spirit—and call for prophetic voices to rise up and advance God's kingdom despite opposition.

The Danger of Eternal Security: Why Our Salvation Requires Active Vigilance

I discuss why I believe the doctrine of eternal security (once saved, always saved) is dangerous and damaging. I share my controversial belief that even as someone deeply committed to Jesus, I only give myself an 80% chance of making heaven because I recognize the real possibility of falling away. I emphasize that our responsibility for maintaining our salvation is huge and extreme—we can easily become casual, lukewarm, or fall into unforgiveness and habitual sin. I explain that God won't automatically keep us saved no matter what; we must actively endure, stay vigilant, and keep our lamps full. I address how even in spirit-filled churches, we don't see enough wrestling, trembling, and sobriety about salvation. I also touch on my belief that we'll face the tribulation and that its pressures could potentially exceed our preparation. I encourage readers to get my book Staying Saved where I explore this topic in great depth and explain why we can absolutely lose our salvation.

9 Differences between a typical church and a revival church

We discuss the dramatic differences between typical churches and revival churches, covering nine key distinctions including how participation versus consecration is emphasized, prayer frequency, goals of church growth versus regional revival, and the shift from encouragement-driven to prophetically-driven ministries. We emphasize that typical churches need to repent from being lukewarm and embrace the fire of revival, contending for a move of God in their regions rather than focusing on institutional growth.

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Five Reasons Not to Leave a Church

I discuss five important reasons why you shouldn't leave your church, from my new book 'Fire Will Fall.' We talk about not abandoning your church community during seasons of struggle, understanding that church's primary purpose is mission-based rather than just personal connection with God, respecting leadership even when you disagree with their methods, choosing a church based on God's assignment rather than programs, and most importantly, involving your spiritual leaders in any decision to leave rather than making it alone.

Fire Will Fall: A Call for Radical Church Reformation

I introduce my new book Fire Will Fall and discuss how we need to shift radically everything in the church to see a move of God. I talk about the importance of being unoffendable when God moves, trusting Him to bring reformation and revival to the church. I explain that our traditional Sunday services and family-style churches need to transform into a reformation and revival model. I encourage viewers to check out the book on Amazon and leave a review.

The Church's True Purpose: A Gathering for Believers, Not the Unsaved

We discuss how the church was originally designed as a meeting place for believers to pray, worship, and seek the Holy Spirit together—not to attract the lost. We explore how the seeker-sensitive movement and church growth mindset of recent decades shifted this focus, and why evangelism, while important, requires a different approach than the Sunday service itself.