Fire on the Earth with Peter Herbeck

It is through the Holy Spirit that we are given “power to become children of God.”

The first mission of the Holy Spirit is to reveal to us the Lordship and Majesty of Jesus.

The Holy Spirit is the “promise of the Father” that Jesus enables us to receive.

Jesus remains the only way out of the ever deepening political and cultural struggles of our time.

Pete Burak shares key themes from his new book and the challenge of reaching young men with the gospel.

To be Christian means to give a wholehearted response to Jesus’ call to discipleship.

Pete Burak contrasts the “story of the world” with the “story of God”.

Pete Burak shares an inspiring story from his closing talk at the annual SEEK conference in Columbus, Ohio.

Peter tells the remarkable story of how the Holy Spirit worked extraordinarily through the life of an ordinary man with extraordinary faith.

There is no substitute for total surrender: the new life in the Holy Spirit belongs to those who go all in with Jesus.

Christianity means change, radical change!

St. Paul reveals the unique elements of his evangelistic ministry that brought about the conversion of the Gentiles.

St. Paul made sure that the faith of new believers would be rooted in the power of the Holy Spirit rather than in wisdom of men.

Peter provides an overall summary of the events of the last days.

The Catechism of the Catholic Church clearly articulates the role Israel will play in God’s end time plan.

Who is the man of lawlessness?

The Catechism of the Catholic Church provides a clear picture of the end time events presented by Jesus and the apostles.

Jesus calls all his disciples to be on alert status, to resist the deceptive tactics of the devil.

Can lay Catholics engage in the ministry of deliverance?

Bishop Scott reminds us that the Second Vatican Council was a great gift for the Church and the world.

What? Me a priest! Bishop Scott shared the great surprise of being called to the priesthood.

Bishop Scott takes listeners on a brief but beautiful account of Bishop Scott’s entry into the Catholic Church.

Bishop Scott shares the inspiring story of his “yes” to Jesus.

Peter shares a personal story of being struck by the fear of the Lord.

The Bible is filled with promises of great blessing to those who fear the Lord.

The fear of the Lord is the inverse and the antidote to the fear of men that grips the world.

St. Augustine makes a surprising claim about the fear of the Lord.

The fear of the Lord is arguably the most misunderstood spiritual gift God has given to us.

Dr. Villeneuve shares his thoughts on the current conflict in Israel and Gaza.

What role do the Jewish people play in the End Times?

What does St. Paul mean when he says, “All Israel will be saved”?

What is the nature of the covenant God has established with the people of Israel?

Dr. Villeneuve provides a clear Biblical understanding and summary overview of the people of Israel.

The parable of the dragnet provides a sober warning of the coming judgement.

The parables of the pearl of great price and the treasure hidden in the field help us understand what is of true and everlasting value in the Kingdom of God.

How the Devil tries to choke off healthy spiritual life in the Church.

The parable of the Sower will help us understand the condition of our hearts before God.

Jesus spoke in parables in order to reveal and to conceal truths about the Kingdom of God.

Any lifestyle choice that does not lead to eternity is pointless, a tragedy, and eternally useless.

The stakes cannot be higher, now, today is the day of salvation.

Peter provides an inspiring meditation on the life of St. Mary Magdalen.

There is only one who can save, and there is no other.

The hard sayings of Jesus require a radical response, humility and death to self.

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.