Expert on spiritual gifts, Jonny Hughes, discusses the importance of the gift of tongues for building up the house of God. The podcast explores the manifestation of the Holy Spirit, encountering the gift of tongues in a charismatic Anglican context, embracing the journey of spiritual mentoring, and the significance of the gift of tongues in the church community.

Pete Hughes discusses the work of the Spirit in awakening and empowering individuals for the Kingdom. Topics include miraculous healing, the life-giving Spirit, the promise of Another Advocate, healing and restoration through the Spirit, and a divine encounter at a young leaders conference.

Gavin Bennett discusses how the Spirit offers gifts to help in suffering, emphasizing the importance of groaning, lament, and hope in prayer. The podcast explores the transformative power of responding to both miracles and suffering as opportunities for growth and spiritual formation, drawing from biblical narratives like Romans 8.

Exploring the role of prophecy in providing strength, encouragement, and comfort within a supportive community. Delving into biblical roots of communal prophecy and the ongoing manifestation of prophecy in the modern church. The power of prophecy in revealing God's love and bringing inner healing and transformation.

Exploring the journey of spiritual discernment, recognizing God's voice in daily life, obedience through uncertainty, and finding comfort in God's relentless pursuit. Delving into the significance of spiritual gifts from 1 Corinthians 12 and the personal experiences of the speaker in navigating God's call.

Expert Christian Dawson discusses the power of the Spirit for healing and spreading peace. Reflects on the complexities of pain, suffering, and unanswered prayers. Explores the importance of healing in the Kingdom of God and personal encounters with the Holy Spirit. Shares stories of divine intervention and the transformative ripple effect of healing miracles.

Bethany Allen, an expert on the Holy Spirit in evangelism, discusses the Spirit's role in justice, mercy, and drawing the lost to God. The podcast explores the empowering presence of the Holy Spirit, universal mandate of spreading the gospel, and living supernaturally through acts of love and compassion.

Sister Heather Kristine, a monastic sister and spiritual director, discusses the transformative power of a Rule of Life in shaping her spiritual journey. Topics include navigating resistance in spiritual practices, exploring Benedictine and Sistertian vows, discerning desires for spiritual growth, and recognizing God's presence in everyday encounters.

Gemma Ryan, experienced in leading a church, discusses integrating a rule of life into individual contexts. Topics include developing shared practices for spiritual transformation, embracing unique gifts in community, and navigating failure and faithfulness in spiritual practices.

Dr. Jerry Sittser discusses the historical origins of a rule of life, tracing it back to early monasticism and biblical teachings. The podcast explores the rise of Christianity in the Roman Empire amidst challenges like volcanic eruptions and plagues. It also delves into the development of monastic practices, the significance of aesthetic disciplines like fasting and celibacy, and the impacts of historical movements and Reformation critiques on the concept of a rule of life.