Fire on the Earth with Peter Herbeck

John could not stand under the weight of the glory and transcendent power of Jesus.

In Jesus we live and move and have our being.

Jesus is the firstborn son that inherits all that belongs to the Father.

For St. Paul, having experiential knowledge of the transcendent power of God is normal for the Christian.

The power of the anointed proclamation of the gospel sheds light into the human heart.

All who have been baptized into Christ are “sent ones”.

St. Bernard of Clairvaux spoke beautifully about the working of the Holy Spirit is his life.

Mary, the Mother of Jesus, after having been overshadowed by the Holy Spirit, declared the mighty things the Lord had done for her.

To be Christian means to be clothed with the power of the Holy Spirit.

By virtue of our baptism we are all called and empowered to be witnesses to Jesus.

On the Feast of St. Thomas the Apostle, Peter reminds us that there is much more to Thomas’ mission and impact that his doubting.

Peter presents an inspiring commentary on St. Paul’s rich account of the Biblical Worldview.

Both St. Peter and St. Paul teach us how to access real joy even in the midst of great trials.

St. Peter helps us understand the life-changing power of Christian hope.

A prayer from St. Paul that will change your life if you take it to heart.

It’s important for every believer to understand the power and beauty of Jesus’ role as the ultimate judge of all things.

In what way is St. John a forerunner and friend of the bridegroom?

What kind of King is Jesus?

Why is Jesus described as the bridegroom?

Dr. Martin and Peter discussion what “readiness” to meet Jesus looks like.

What does it mean to become of a disciple of Jesus?

Dr. Martin reminds us that Jesus didn’t come simply to enhance our experience of life on earth, but to save us from the powers of sin and death.

Dr. Martin explains why it is critical to know the real Jesus of the Bible, not the Jesus portrayed by popular culture.

Dr. Martin shares his reasons for writing his new book, The Coming Judgment: Are You Ready?

St. Paul exhorts us to choose to rejoice, pray and give thanks no matter how we feel.

Bottom line, God desires our holiness. The devil works day and night to obscure its beauty.

The Holy Spirit is the change agent of the Christian life. Yielding to the Spirit’s grace at work within us is the key to real change and a new life.

We were made for glory, but we seek it in the wrong places.

Jesus answers the question, how should we then live?

The apostles and their followers rejoiced in the suffering they endured for the Gospel.

To be Christian means to live in a posture of readiness, to be awake and alert, ready for the Lord’s return.

The preached word calls for a response, beginning with repentance, and turning away from sin and turning to God. It is a radical new direction.

The common experience of the early Church included persecution and great joy in the Holy Spirit.

The recent Pope’s remind us, in imitation of Jesus and the apostles, that the Church is born of preaching.

Jim shares simple insights into opening ones heart to the presence and power of the Holy Spirit.

The fundamental grace of the Baptism in the Holy Spirit is experiential knowledge of the love of God the Father and the Lordship and Majesty of Jesus.

Christianity means change!

Jim shares his experience of coming into the fullness of what the Lord has promised us in the Holy Spirit.

Jim shares his inspiring testimony.

Signs and wonders accompany those who believe.

Patrick describes the birth of the Encounter School and its primary content.

Patrick shares how prophetic words played a critical role in his work in ministry.

Patrick shares the experience of learning to be led by the Holy Spirit.

Patrick Reis shares his inspiring conversion story.

Anthony provides a list of practical tips to keep in mind when seeking to discern the voice of the Holy Spirit.

Peter and Anthony discuss the story of how the apostles discerned God’s choice of Mathias to replace Judas Iscariot.

Anthony underlines the importance of living with expectant faith, ready to hear and obey the leading of the Holy Spirit in our lives.

Anthony describes how the Holy Spirit equips the apostles and the Church today with the gift to discern between promptings of God’s Spirit and evil spirits.

Anthony Feola provides examples of discernment from the Acts of the Apostles and from his personal life.