Reluctantly Supernatural Reluctantly Supernatural

This podcast is a little different. Most of the time we center on what our guest has to say. In this podcast, a spontaneous discussion occurred among Adam, Mark, and Bob. We discussed the priesthood of all believers and the importance of all followers of Christ to move in the supernatural gifts of the Holy Spirit. We discussed the necessity of keeping our prayers for healing centered in our relationship with God. We also discussed a broader definition of the goodness of God beyond answered prayers for supernatural intervention.

In many of our interviews, we have discussed different manifestations of the supernatural, but we are happy that this session continues to explore one of the less glamorous gifts of the Holy Spirit. The gift of tongues is the most controversial gift of the Holy Spirit. In this podcast, Adam Moser helps us to shed the unnecessary baggage that has been loaded onto the gift of tongues. As well, Adam will be discussing the gift of physical healing in a way that makes it accessible to all of us. You won’t want to miss it.

So far on the reluctantly supernatural podcast, we have heard from mostly “professional” clergy. We think it’s time to hear from someone who didn’t come through the “professional” route. Adam Moser started his ministry as an auto mechanic. He now operates in the spiritual gifts of power. This interview opens with his earliest experience of the gift of healing. At the age of two and a half years old, he fell into a well where he drowned. The story of his perfect recovery is a testament to the faith of his grandmother and the prayers of other Christians. We follow his journey into the supernatural dimension of our Christian faith, coming along for the ride.

They call Georgian Banov the apostle of joy. In a world that is growing increasingly chaotic we must ask ourselves how we can protect our joy. In this podcast Georgian uses Jesus’ teaching of the prodigal son to show us the place of joy and celebration in the heart of our heavenly Father. Anger and bitterness are the enemies of joy. As Georgian tells us, “When we lose our joy, we lose sight of God”.

In this podcast, Georgian discusses the often overlooked aspect of God’s nature – Joy! In the times we live in, which include a pandemic, inflation, rumors of war, social unrest, uncertainty, and fear, it is all too easy to lose our joy. Georgian is a messenger of joy. Join us in coming to understand the centrality of God’s joy in our lives.

How does a Bulgarian American fiddle player, whose ministry is to throw “joy parties” to celebrate the goodness of God, gain access to the most secure military bases in Israel? Can God touch wounded and battle-hardened soldiers with his supernatural joy and healing? In this podcast Georgian shares how God orchestrated a divine encounter that opened the Israeli military to the presence of God.