Live Behind The Veil

The Epistles

"Live Behind The Veil" is an atmosphere created by men and women of God speaking in the Holy Spirit the Father's Word. Spiritual and temporal topics are addressed openly and without respect to political correctness or religious restraint. The underlying question is always being asked; "Are you hungry and open for more of what God is pouring out?"

  1. 1d ago

    Intercession: the life of a Priesthood

    *Listen to the Show notes and podcast transcript with this multi-language player. Summary God is raising up a spiritual priesthood whose life is centered in worship, relationship with Christ, and intercession. This priesthood is not simply another ministry position; it represents a deeper level of spiritual maturity in which believers become joined to Christ and participate in His continuing intercession before the Father. The discussion emphasizes that intercession is not primarily learned through teaching or produced through human effort. It is an expression of Christ within us, brought forth by the Holy Spirit as we grow in relationship and oneness with Him. Intercession goes beyond ordinary prayer. Prayer may involve bringing requests before God, while intercession can become a spiritual declaration, proclamation, or standing in the gap on behalf of another person or even all creation. The intercessor listens to the Holy Spirit, receives what is on the Father's heart, and becomes a channel through whom God's will is expressed. True intercession flows out of resting in God's presence. As believers become one with Christ, they begin to express what He is expressing. At times this may come through words, tongues, prophetic utterance, groaning, or even a wordless burden carried before the Father. The goal is not merely solving individual problems, but seeing people released from futility, brought into relationship with the Father, and ultimately seeing the Kingdom of God established in the earth. Show Notes The Priesthood Grows Out of Spiritual Maturity The ministry gifts—apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors, and teachers—lead believers toward the fullness of Christ. The discussion presents priesthood as a further expression of that maturity: a people filled with Christ who stand before God and intercede for His creation. Intercession Is Essential to God's Purpose Intercession is presented as essential to breaking through the futility and resistance of the age. Rather than being an optional spiritual exercise, it becomes part of how God's sons participate in what He is accomplishing. It Is God's Work, Not Human Initiative Intercession cannot simply be manufactured through discipline or technique. God places the burden within the heart, and the Holy Spirit brings believers into the actual functioning of intercession. Standing in the Gap Intercession means standing before God on behalf of another. It creates an opening for people to respond to God and for obstacles to their relationship with Him to be removed. Prayer and Intercession Are Not Always the Same Prayer can involve asking God for something. Intercession often moves beyond asking into declaring, proclaiming, travailing, or carrying God's own burden before Him. Intercession Begins in His Presence The foundation is not intensity but relationship. Believers rest in Christ's presence, hear His heart, and then participate in His intercession as He anoints them. Intercession Is an Expression of Oneness With Christ As we grow closer to Christ, His burden becomes our burden. Intercession becomes the natural outflow of a deeper relationship with Him rather than something we are trying to perform. The Holy Spirit Gives the Utterance Sometimes intercession comes through understanding, sometimes through tongues, prophetic speaking, or spiritual groaning. The intercessor may not fully understand what is being expressed but trusts the Holy Spirit to give utterance. Interceding for the Whole Person True intercession does not assume that we know exactly what God should do. Instead of focusing only on an immediate need, the intercessor holds the entire person before the Lord and seeks His will for their life. Intercession Can Exist Without Words There are times when intercession becomes something deeper than language. A believer can simply carry a person or situation before the Father in spirit. Groanings may express what words cannot. The Goal Is the Kingdom of God The ultimate purpose of priestly intercession is larger than individual answers to prayer. It reaches toward the redemption of creation and the establishment of God's Kingdom in the earth. Quotes “Without being in that place of intercession and prayer, nothing moves forward.”“It’s not about learning about it, it’s about functioning in it.”“Intercession to me is standing in the gap for someone else and creating an open door to the Lord.”“Intercession is just an expression of a deeper relationship with Christ.”“If you’re one with the Lord, you’re gonna be expressing what He’s expressing.”“We become one, and we stand in His presence, and then He fills us.”“It is entirely a thing of spirit.”“You just are that before the Father.”“The culmination of our intercession is the establishment of the Kingdom of God on this earth.” Scriptural References Hebrews 7(24-25) — Christ continues forever as our High Priest and ever lives to make intercession. This is one of the strongest scriptural foundations for the discussion's emphasis on joining Christ in His continuing intercession. Hebrews 5(5-10)— The priesthood of Christ after the order of Melchizedek. Melchizedek is specifically discussed in the transcript. Ephesians 4(11-13) — Apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors, and teachers are given for the equipping of the saints until the Body reaches the fullness of Christ. Romans 8(19-23) — Creation groans and waits for the revealing of the sons of God, connecting strongly with the discussion of creation being released from futility. Romans 8(26-27) — The Spirit helps our weakness and intercedes with groanings that cannot be expressed in words. This directly reflects the discussion concerning tongues, groaning, and Spirit-led intercession. Romans 8(34) — Christ is at the right hand of God making intercession for us. 1Corinthians 14(14-15) — Paul speaks of praying both with the spirit and with the understanding, reflecting the conversation about prayer with understanding and prayer in the Spirit. John 17(20-23) — Jesus' prayer for...

  2. Oct 23

    CREATED TO SPEAK HIS WORD

    *Listen to the Show notes and podcast transcript with this multi-language player. SUMMARY In “Created to Speak His Word,” the family explores what it means to hear the Father and speak His living Word. Jesus is the pattern—He listened to the Father and spoke only what He received from Him. The conversation emphasizes that hearing must come before speaking. As we wait on the Lord and draw closer to Him, His Word becomes part of us and can flow through us with greater life and authority. God desires a people who are sensitive to His voice and willing to become vessels through whom He can speak. SHOW NOTES • The closer we come to the Father's heart, the more careful we become with our words. • Jesus is the pattern for hearing the Father and speaking what He gives. • Hearing must precede speaking. • Waiting on the Lord and speaking His Word are part of the same spiritual life. • God may give us a word unexpectedly in everyday situations. • We should not be afraid to speak what God places in our hearts. • Christ gives us freedom to become the vessels God created us to be. • God desires to have His voice heard in relationships, work, ministry, and daily life. • We are called to be quick to hear and slow to speak. • The goal is to become yielded channels through whom the Father can speak. QUOTES • “The deeper you go or the closer you are to the Father's heart, the more you watch what you say.” • “Hearing has to precede what we say.” • “Let’s never be afraid to speak the words that God’s speaking to your heart.” • “Waiting on the Lord and this thing of speaking His Word is all together.” • “The main thing that God, I think, is trying to get across to us is give God a voice.” • “It’s not about listening to a lot of different voices, it’s about hearing the Lord.” • “You speak that which the Father’s speaking to your heart.” SCRIPTURAL REFERENCES • John 5 (19) — Jesus did what He saw the Father doing. • John 12 (49–50) — Jesus spoke what the Father gave Him to speak. • Proverbs 16 (32) — He who rules his spirit is greater than one who captures a city. • Galatians 5 (1) — Christ has set us free. • James 1 (18–19) — Be quick to hear and slow to speak. • John 1 (12–13) — Those who receive Christ are born of God. TAKEAWAY God is creating a people through whom He can speak. Our first responsibility is not simply to find something to say, but to develop a heart that listens. As we wait on the Lord and become sensitive to His voice, His Word can become part of our nature and flow through us with life. Listen first, stay tuned to the Father, and when He gives you something to speak, have the faith to speak it.

  3. Oct 16

    Turning Our Children Over To The Lord

    *Listen to the Show notes and podcast transcript with this multi-language player. Summary One of the most difficult lessons for a parent can be learning to truly place their children into the hands of the Lord. We naturally want to protect them, guide them, and help shape the direction of their lives. But there comes a time when we have to recognize that God is ultimately the One who is working within them. Parents will make mistakes. We may say things we wish we had not said or look back and wonder whether we handled certain situations correctly. Yet God is not limited by our mistakes. He sees the heart, and He is able to work in our children in ways that we never could. The conversation emphasizes that our responsibility is not to control the outcome of our children’s lives, but to love them, pray for them, and trust the Lord with them. There is a freedom that comes when a parent can say, “Lord, they are Yours.” Rather than holding tightly to our children out of fear or worry, we can release them to the Lord and trust that He knows exactly how to lead them. We may sow the seed and others may water it, but God is the One who gives the increase. Show Notes Trusting God With Our Children As parents, it is easy to feel responsible for how everything turns out in our children’s lives. But the discussion reminds us that God is the One doing the deepest work. Our part is to pray, believe, love, and trust Him. Parents Make Mistakes No parent has done everything perfectly. We have all said things we regret or made decisions we later questioned. Yet the Lord understands our hearts and is able to work beyond our failures and imperfections. The Danger of Trying to Control the Outcome When parents begin believing that they must make everything work according to their own understanding, they can easily move outside of the freedom God desires for both the parent and the child. Giving Our Children Freedom A powerful part of loving our children is recognizing when it is time to release them. We are given the privilege of helping direct them toward the Lord, but we were never intended to possess or control their lives. Love Them and Pray for Them Sometimes there is nothing more that we can do physically to change a situation. In those moments, our greatest ministry may simply be to love our children with all our hearts and continue praying for them. Looking for the Spiritual Answer We often look for a physical solution to situations involving those we love. But there are times when the answer is spiritual, and God may be asking us to step back and allow Him to work. God Gives the Increase We may sow seeds into the lives of our children, and others may help water those seeds, but only God can bring forth the increase. That realization takes the pressure off us and places our confidence back where it belongs—in Him. Quotes “God’s the one doing the work. All you can do is pray and believe.”“Don’t worry about your children. God’s got that in control.”“God looks on the heart and so do your children.”“What’s my greatest gift to my kids? Freedom. I turn you over to the Lord.”“Love them and pray for them.”“Turn them over to the Lord. They’re His.”“One sows the seed, another waters, but God is the one that gives the increase.” Scriptural References Malachi 4(6)— God turning the hearts of the fathers to the children and the hearts of the children to their fathers.Proverbs 22(6)— Training up a child in the way he should go.1Corinthians 3(6-7)— One plants, another waters, but God gives the increase.Hebrews 12(9-10)— Earthly fathers discipline their children for a time, while our heavenly Father works for our ultimate good. The conversation refers to this principle while discussing the temporary role parents have in directing their children. Takeaway Our children belong to the Lord. We have the privilege of loving them, teaching them, praying for them, and pointing them toward Him, but we were never meant to carry the responsibility of controlling the outcome of their lives. There comes a time when faith means opening our hands and saying, “Lord, I give them back to You.” That does not mean we stop caring. It means we stop allowing fear and worry to control us. We continue loving them. We continue praying for them. And we trust that the Lord is able to reach their hearts and accomplish what we never could. We sow. We water. But God gives the increase.

  4. Oct 11

    Ruach Elohim-Breathe In Us

    *Listen to the Show notes and podcast transcript with this multi-language player. Ruach Elohim – Breathe in Us is a heartfelt Hebrew worship song inspired by our Live Behind the Veil podcast, A Living Relationship – From Doctrine to Experience. This song is a prayer for the Holy Spirit to breathe His life into us, drawing us beyond religious knowledge into a personal, living relationship with God. As we open our hearts to His presence, His Spirit renews, transforms, and brings us into a deeper oneness with the Father. May this worship song inspire you to reach into His presence and experience His living Word becoming a reality within you.   Ruach Elohim-Breathe in Us We have heard of You, We have spoken Your name, We have learned of Your ways, But we long for something more. Not only words we know, Not only truths we say, Let Your presence become life in us, Let Your Spirit have His way. Take us deeper, Take us nearer, Let Your Word become our life. Ruach Elohim, breathe in us, Ruach Elohim, move through us. Let the life of Messiah Be revealed in us. Not by power, Not by might, But by Your Spirit, Adonai. Ruach Elohim, breathe in us, Come and make us fully Yours. Write Your Word upon our hearts, Make us living letters, Lord. Let the world encounter You In every action, every word. We do not seek the praise of men, We do not labor for a name. Let everything we say and do Flow from knowing You again. Take us deeper, Take us nearer, Let Your Word become our life. Ruach Elohim, breathe in us, Ruach Elohim, move through us. Let the life of Messiah Be revealed in us. Not by power, Not by might, But by Your Spirit, Adonai. Ruach Elohim, breathe in us, Come and make us fully Yours. You are our dwelling, We are Your dwelling place. You are within us, Revealing Your glory and grace. Yeshua, live through us, Yeshua, speak through us, Yeshua, love through us, Let the world see You. Yeshua, live through us, Yeshua, speak through us, Yeshua, love through us, Let the world see You. Ruach, Ruach Elohim, Breathe upon Your people. Ruach, Ruach Elohim, Make Your presence real. Ruach, Ruach Elohim, Fill Your living temple. Ruach, Ruach Elohim, Let Messiah be revealed. Ruach Elohim, breathe in us, Ruach Elohim, move through us. Let the life of Messiah Be revealed in us. Not by power, Not by might, But by Your Spirit, Adonai. Ruach Elohim, breathe in us, Come and make us fully Yours. From doctrine into life, From knowing into seeing, From words into Your presence, From hearing into being. Ruach Elohim, Breathe in us.   Music Production & Rights Notice “Ruach Elohim – Breathe in Us” was created for Live Behind the Veil using AI-assisted music production through Suno Pro, under a paid subscription that provides commercial-use rights in accordance with Suno’s terms. The song was inspired by the teachings and spiritual insights shared in the Live Behind the Veil podcast, A Living Relationship – From Doctrine to Experience. © 2026 Live Behind the Veil. All rights reserved to the extent permitted by applicable law. Learn more about our ministry at https://LiveBehindTheVeil.com

  5. Oct 9

    When an Experience Becomes Your Nature

    *Listen to the Show notes and podcast transcript with this multi-language player. SummaryGod does not intend our encounters with Him to remain isolated spiritual experiences that eventually fade away. Each time the Father reveals Himself, makes His presence known, or touches our spirit, He is opening another step in a continuing way of life. Ron shares about a deep awareness of the Father’s presence that began before his trip to Israel and continued throughout the journey. He describes the difference between simply knowing that we are in God’s presence and consciously living with an awareness of His presence. Rather than looking back and saying, “That was a wonderful experience,” we are called to contend for what God has given us and refuse to return to the place we were before. The Family explains that an experience with God becomes a deposit within our spirit. As we continue walking in it, that deposit is woven into our lives until it becomes part of our nature. The experience may appear to have an ending, but the work God began through it continues. Christ is not trying to make us outwardly religious or unnaturally spiritual. He is incorporating His life and nature into us in a way that becomes genuine and natural. We remain the unique people God created us to be, yet Christ increasingly expresses Himself through our words, choices, relationships, and everyday lives. This is a place of Kingdom rest. We cease striving to produce spirituality through our own effort and allow Christ to become our spirituality. Whether we feel something strongly or feel nothing at all, we trust that God is establishing His life within us. Experiences become stepping stones that lead us forward into the nature and life of Christ.Show NotesThe difference between being in God’s presence and being aware of His presenceWhy encounters with God should become a continuing way of lifeRefusing to allow spiritual experiences to fade into memoriesEvery experience with God leaves a deposit within our spiritHow God’s nature becomes woven into our everyday livesChrist coming forth naturally rather than through religious behaviorRemaining who God created us to be while expressing ChristEntering Kingdom rest and ceasing from our own spiritual effortTrusting God even when we do not feel anything spirituallyUsing past experiences as stepping stones instead of destinationsChrist Himself becoming our wisdom, spirituality, and confidenceTrusting the Father to direct our path Key Quotes“There’s a difference between just being in His presence and being aware of His presence.”“That is not an experience. That’s another step that the Father has opened up for me to walk in continually.”“If you touch God, or He touches you, that’s a step that we need to put a pin in the ground and say, ‘I’m not going back from here.’”“The experience has a beginning, and then it becomes a deposit in your spirit.”“Pretty soon, it’s woven into our lives.”“God is incorporating Himself into us in such a way that everything must become natural.”“We are still us, and yet it’s Christ in us at the same time.”“Christ is our spirituality.”“The experiences become our stepping stones.”“Go where the Lord leads you and let God be an expression through you.” Scriptural ReferencesColossians 1 (27) — Christ in You “Christ in you, the hope of glory.” God’s purpose is not merely to give us outward experiences but to reveal and establish the life of Christ within us. Galatians 2 (20) — Christ Living Through Us “It is no longer I who live, but Christ lives in me.” We remain the individuals God created, yet Christ increasingly becomes the source and expression of our lives. 2 Corinthians 3 (18) — Transformation Into His Image As we behold the Lord, we are progressively transformed into His image. What begins as an encounter with Him becomes an inward change of nature. Hebrews 4 (9–11) — Entering God’s Rest Kingdom rest comes as we cease from our own works and trust God to accomplish His purposes within and through us. 1 Corinthians 2 (16) — The Mind of Christ “We have the mind of Christ.” His thoughts, trust, and relationship with the Father are being formed within His people. Proverbs 3 (5–6) — Trusting the Lord “Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and lean not on your own understanding.” As we acknowledge Him, He directs our lives and establishes His nature within us. Psalm 139 (14) — Wonderfully Made Each person has been carefully and uniquely created by God. His nature does not erase our individuality; it fulfills His purpose through it. Philippians 2 (13) — God Working Within Us “It is God who works in you both to will and to do for His good pleasure.” The spiritual life is not something we manufacture through human effort.TakeawayDo not allow what God has revealed to you to become merely a memory of something that happened in the past. Receive every encounter with Him as a deposit and another step into a continuing way of life. You do not have to recreate an experience or struggle to appear spiritual. Rest in the Father, trust what He is establishing within you, and allow Christ to express His nature naturally through the person He created you to be. What began as an experience can become part of your nature as you continue walking forward with Him.

  6. Sep 25

    A Priesthood of Faith, Worship, and Intercession

    *Listen to the Show notes and podcast transcript with this multi-language player. Summary God is raising and purifying a spiritual priesthood whose focus is firmly set upon Him. Although believers should remain aware of what is happening in the world, they must not allow their spirits to become distracted or consumed by it. Christ has already won the victory; therefore, His people are called to walk in that victory, trust His promises, and carry His presence into every situation. This priesthood ministers to God through worship, listening, faith, and intercession for all creation. Believers do not enter this calling through human effort or spiritual striving, but through the enabling power of the Holy Spirit. As they become conformed to the image of Christ and learn to live with an awareness of who they are in Him, God’s presence and glory flow through them. Their faith is not merely directed toward something that will happen someday—it declares that God’s Kingdom is coming forth now. Show Notes God is raising and purifying a spiritual priesthood.Believers must guard their focus and avoid becoming spiritually consumed by world events.Christ has already won the battle; our calling is to walk in His victory.Priestly intercession reaches beyond personal needs and embraces all creation.Worshiping and praying in tongues allow the Holy Spirit to intercede beyond our natural understanding.Listening and waiting upon the Lord are essential parts of spiritual intercession.Everyone must begin where they are and trust the Holy Spirit to reveal the next step.Spiritual growth requires movement; believers should not become stagnant.Entering God’s presence is an act of faith rather than human effort.A single Scripture can become a daily focus for meditation, faith, and communion with God.Spiritual intensity does not require strain because believers are also entering God’s rest.Creation’s deliverance is connected to the sons of God becoming conformed to Christ’s image.Believers carry God’s presence into ordinary situations simply by knowing who they are in Christ.Faith declares that God’s Kingdom is coming forth in the earth—and within His people—now. Quotes “God’s raising a priest. Our focus needs to be so much on reaching into Him.”“It’s already been won, so we walk in His victory as the channels of victory.”“We are to be the intercessors for all creation because we have to understand that’s where we live now.”“There’s a lot of waiting on the Lord, a lot of listening.”“At least be in motion. Don’t be stagnant.”“You position yourself in His presence by faith.”“Don’t make it this hard thing. The Holy Spirit leads us and guides us every single step.”“We can’t make this happen through human effort. It is to be that of the Spirit.”“Just know who you are, so that when you come into any situation, you’re aware that you’re bringing His presence into that situation.”“Our faith is now. What we declare is now. What we’re believing is now.” Scriptural References 1Peter 2(5, 9)— Believers are being built together as a holy and royal priesthood to offer spiritual sacrifices and proclaim God’s excellencies.Hebrews 9(11-14)— Christ entered God’s presence as the perfect High Priest through His own blood, securing eternal redemption.Colossians 3(1-2)— Believers are instructed to set their minds on the things above rather than becoming consumed by earthly distractions.Matthew 6(33)— Seeking God’s Kingdom first establishes the proper focus for every part of life.Romans 8(19-23)— Creation waits for the revealing of God’s sons and for deliverance from its slavery to corruption.Romans 8(26-27)— The Holy Spirit helps believers in their weakness and intercedes according to the will of God.Romans 8(29-30)— God has called His people to become conformed to the image of His Son, and His completed purpose includes their justification and glorification.1Corinthians 14(2, 15)— Speaking and worshiping in the Spirit allow believers to communicate with God beyond their natural understanding.Zechariah 4(6)— God’s purposes are accomplished not through human strength or power, but by His Spirit.Hebrews 11(6)— Faith is essential to pleasing God and approaching Him with confidence.Hebrews 4(9-11)— God’s people are called to enter His rest, ceasing from fleshly striving while trusting His completed work.John 16(13)— The Holy Spirit guides believers into truth and reveals what the Father is speaking.2Corinthians 5(7)— The life of the believer is governed by faith rather than by natural sight, circumstances, or feelings. Takeaway God is raising a priesthood that lives in His presence and intercedes for all creation. We do not fulfill this calling through striving, emotion, or human ability. We begin where we are, set our spirits upon the Lord, listen to the Holy Spirit, meditate upon His Word, and take each step by faith. As we become aware of who we are in Christ, we carry His presence and victory into every situation. Our faith is not waiting passively for a...

  7. Sep 18

    A Lifestyle of Constant Change

    *Listen to the Show notes and podcast transcript with this multi-language player. Summary God is calling His people to embrace a lifestyle of continual spiritual change. This change takes place as we open our hearts, listen for His voice, and respond immediately in faith. We are not saved without a purpose; we are God’s workmanship, prepared to express His nature and accomplish His will in the earth. Delay can become a form of unbelief when we continually postpone acting upon what God has spoken. Instead of becoming distracted or trapped in spiritual routine, we can persistently seek the Lord, remain in His presence, and speak the Word He gives us. As we step out in faith, God moves through us, changes us into His likeness, and fills our walk with His joy. Show Notes Committing ourselves to a lifestyle of continual spiritual change.Opening the door of our hearts so the Lord can continue His creative work within us.Recognizing that we are God’s workmanship, created with a divine purpose.Becoming a prepared people who actively participate in what God is doing.Refusing to tolerate delay, distraction, and spiritual complacency.Listening for the Lord’s voice and responding immediately when He speaks.Speaking God’s Word in faith so that His purposes can be accomplished in the earth.Refusing to become trapped in religious routines or the distractions of the soul.Understanding that spiritual growth comes through receiving God’s nature.Experiencing the joy of the Lord as we wait upon Him and follow His direction.Finding relationships where believers can speak, strengthen, correct, and encourage one another.Trusting God to supply the faith needed to walk out the Word He gives us. Quotes “Lord, we are committed to constant change.”“We’re His workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works.”“We’re not just people that have been saved without a purpose. We’re saved with a purpose.”“We can’t tolerate delay any longer.”“Tolerating delay is like unbelief.”“Only acting on the Word of the Lord when it comes—immediately.”“In reality, we all hear the voice of the Lord if we’re listening.”“There’s nothing we have spoken about so far that doesn’t come with the joy of the Lord.”“Refuse to get bogged down in the soul life.”“Our growth is in Him imparting His nature to us.”“Everything we do in a relationship with God is an act of faith.”“Once you hear a Word from God, you step out on that Word by faith.” Scriptural References Revelation 3 (20)— Christ stands at the door and knocks, inviting us to open our hearts and fellowship with Him.Ephesians 2 (10)— We are God’s workmanship, created in Christ Jesus to accomplish the good works He has prepared for us.Romans 8 (14)— Those who are led by the Spirit of God are recognized as the sons of God.Genesis 32 (26)— Jacob persistently holds on to the Lord, declaring that he will not let go until he receives a blessing.Nehemiah 8 (10)— The joy of the Lord is the strength that sustains us as we walk with Him.Ephesians 3 (20)— God is able to accomplish exceedingly and abundantly beyond everything we can ask or imagine.John 10 (27)— The Lord’s sheep hear His voice, know Him, and follow His leading.Romans 10 (17)— Faith comes through hearing the Word that God is speaking.James 1 (22)— We are called to act upon God’s Word rather than merely hearing it.II Corinthians 3 (18)— As we behold the Lord, we are continually changed into His likeness from glory to glory. Takeaway Refuse to postpone what God is speaking to your heart. Remain attentive to His voice, receive His nature, and respond to His Word in faith. As you act upon what He reveals, He will continue changing you and working through you to accomplish His purpose in the earth.

  8. Sep 11

    The Second Coming of the Holy Spirit

    *Listen to the Show notes and podcast transcript with this multi-language player. Summary In “The Second Coming of the Holy Spirit,” the family discuss a growing outpouring of the Holy Spirit and the faith required to participate in it. They describe salvation as the beginning of a continuing walk with God in which the Holy Spirit transforms believers, brings forth the nature of Christ, and teaches them to live for the Father. The conversation also considers how worldwide hardship can expose the temporary nature of earthly security and awaken people to their need for God. Ultimately, the speakers see the Holy Spirit working in individuals, the Body of Christ, and all creation as God’s plan moves toward its culmination. Show Notes Receiving salvation and the baptism of the Holy Spirit by faithLearning to walk by faith in every area of lifeEntering God’s rest through the presence of ChristEvidence of the Holy Spirit moving throughout the worldPentecost and the promised outpouring of the SpiritGod’s love and His call to repentanceLooking beyond temporary possessions and circumstancesDeveloping an eternal perspectiveSalvation as the first step in a lifelong relationship with GodThe Holy Spirit putting the flesh to death and forming Christ within believersLearning to receive the Father’s daily directionGod working in His sons, the Body of Christ, and creationFaith and trust as keys to participating in what God is doing Quotes “I think we’re going to find that this next level that we’re reaching into right now is really an act of faith.” — Ken“Or just walking your daily life by faith. Every area.” — Ron“You reach out to God, he will meet you with his Holy Spirit.” — Dale“Wake up every morning, open your heart to Him. Ask Him, ‘What are we doing today, Father? You show me.’” — Dale“No, you just barely cracked the door open. You just barely started the first step into a walk with God.” — Ron“He’s pouring out His Spirit. And why is He doing that? Because He’s speeding up the process.” — Ron“We are the clay, He is the potter, and He is doing something in our lives.” — Ron“So what’s the trigger? What’s the key to make it happen? Our faith, our trust, the Holy Spirit, the second coming of it.” — Mike Scriptural References John 3 (16)— God’s love and salvation through His Son.James 4 (8)— Drawing near to God.Hebrews 4 (1–11)— Entering God’s rest through faith.Joel 2 (28–29)— The promised outpouring of the Holy Spirit.Acts 2 (1–4), (16–18)— The Holy Spirit’s outpouring at Pentecost.2 Peter 3 (9)— God’s desire for people to repent.Matthew 6 (19–21)— Choosing eternal treasure over earthly possessions.Romans 8 (13–14)— Putting the flesh to death and being led by the Spirit.Galatians 4 (19)— Christ being formed within believers.John 16 (13–15)— The Holy Spirit guiding believers into truth.Romans 8 (19–23)— God’s sons and the freedom of creation.Isaiah 64 (8)— God as the potter and His people as the clay.2 Corinthians 3 (18)— Being transformed into Christ’s image.2 Corinthians 4 (18)— Focusing on eternal rather than temporary things. Takeaway Salvation is not the end of the journey; it is the doorway into an ever-deepening relationship with God. The invitation is to open your heart to the Holy Spirit each day, trust His direction, and allow Him to replace the old nature with the life and character of Christ.

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"Live Behind The Veil" is an atmosphere created by men and women of God speaking in the Holy Spirit the Father's Word. Spiritual and temporal topics are addressed openly and without respect to political correctness or religious restraint. The underlying question is always being asked; "Are you hungry and open for more of what God is pouring out?"

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