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.

Author and pastor John Mark Comer discusses the origins and benefits of Bridgetown Church's Rule of Life, emphasizing the importance of communal practices for spiritual growth. They explore the transformative power of a community rule of life, the value of patience in lifestyle transformation, and the impact of spiritual practices on their spiritual journey.

Exploring the transformative power of the Holy Spirit in spreading the message of the Kingdom. Reflecting on wilderness adventures and the 50-day Easter celebration. Delving into the symbolism of fire and wind in God's presence, disciples' expectations, and the Spirit's creative power amid chaos. Embracing the transformative power of faith and the practical approach to exploring the gifts of the Spirit.

Simon Ponsby shares revelations on God's powerful love, discussing the transformation from fear to freedom in Romans 8. Topics include the longing for fatherly acceptance, the symbolism of the fatted calf celebration, and the unwavering love of a father. The unique relationship in calling God 'Father' and transformative experiences overcoming struggles are also explored.

Jordan Seng, a specialist in supernatural healing, discusses embracing unconventional healing methods, the transformative power of patience and authority, and the significance of faith and persistence in healing ministry. The podcast delves into stories of miracles, the importance of commanding healing in Jesus' name, and empowering deliverance encounters inspired by biblical teachings.

Guest Jordan Seng from the Holy Spirit Conference discusses becoming Kingdom Ministers through healing. The podcast explores Acts 2, miraculous healing stories, manifesting the Kingdom of Heaven, empowering disciples, and becoming empowered through spiritual work.

Simon Ponsby discusses the supernatural power of God’s love, exploring the transformative impact of encountering the Holy Spirit and divine love as catalysts for personal growth. The podcast delves into the unconditional and experiential nature of God's love, reflecting on theologian Carl Bader Swiss's view of theology summed up in Jesus' love. It also highlights the accessibility and transformative power of experiencing God's love through the Holy Spirit, leading to spiritual transformation and a life driven by faith.

Explore the narrative of Jesus Christ's resurrection, reflections on hidden truths, and contemplation of life's meaning. Delve into themes of love, forgiveness, redemption, and the pursuit of genuine freedom through personal narratives and biblical references.