The Faith Tested By Fire Podcast James Galiano

In today's episode, we will take a closer look at various themes related to faith, trials, and revelations. We'll talk about the importance of seeking personal revelation from God rather than relying solely on external sources like Bible teachers. I'm talking about the need for direct communication with God through the Holy Spirit to receive insights and guidance tailored to individual challenges. We'll also discuss the transformative power of experiencing God's peace, the impact of personal revelations on one's faith journey, and the significance of aligning oneself with God's will.

We'll also talk about the importance of developing a personal relationship with the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, and the role of the Holy Spirit in providing guidance and insight. If you're troubled by what you see happening in the world around you, you won't want to miss this episode.


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In this episode, I want to talk about the importance of walking by faith and not by sight in 2023. What's different about 2023? It's not so much about the year as it is about what so many believers experience on a personal level. For example, the Bible says all things are possible to those who believe. That verse alone opens the door to endless possibilities. Somewhere along the line, though, many believers begin to think more in terms of "probabilities" than possibilities.

They take their foot off the accelerator, so to speak. They settle for the same issues and limitations everyone else does. Sometimes to change things, we have to shake ourselves up and remember where we've come from.

In today’s podcast, we’ll discuss how our relationship with God is the foundation of our peace and strength. It's is the foundation of faith, hope, and love. Sometimes, to regain your strength and renew your vision, you have to go to your beginnings. 

That and much more in today’s episode.




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Welcome back to the Faith Tested By Fire Podcast. Today, In today's episode, we're asking a big question, are you happy with where you are in your life?

Or, do you still want God to transform your life in a big way? It's easy to get comfortable with where we are. It's easy to assume that if God had more for us, it would happen through an act of some kind of intervention.

The truth is, it's easy to forget that God has bigger plans for us. His plans always take us from faith to faith (Romans 1:17). But if we truly want to live our best lives and fulfill our purpose, we need to be open to God's transformative work. As long as you're on this earth, there's always more work to be done - and I mean that in a positive way!

So, if necessary, blow the dust off your mind and heart and allow the Holy Spirit to give you a fresh vision of what comes next in your life in today's episode!


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In the parable of the weight and tares, both grow up together before the final harvest. Although we don’t know the day and the hour of Jesus’ return, we’re getting closer every day. The signs we’re seeing all around us have intensified significantly over time. It's no longer an exaggeration by any standard to say we're living through perilous times.

Although times have certainly changed, Jesus is still the same. His power to save, heal, and deliver is available to those who put their trust in Him. In today’s episode, we’ll be talking about the one who will never leave or forsake you and why it’s so important to put all of your focus on Him.






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First, let me take a minute to wish all of you a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. It’s good to be back! Our former podcasting service has closed up shop and we’re now live on a new and improved hosting service. In today’s episode, I want to take a look at a few tough questions.

For example, if God is good, why does He allow so many terrible things to happen? Maybe you’ve asked this question yourself. Thankfully, the Bible does give us some sharp insights into why evil oppresses so many living in the world today.

I’ll be sharing some of those insights with you in today’s episode.




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I’ve been reading about the signs of the times since the 1980s. And of course, generations of writers have written about the topic long before that. I imagine predictions of the end go back to the Apostle Paul’s time.

Over the years, many have placed their short-term hopes in the rapture to put an end to the trials, tests, and tribulations they were facing in their lives. I can’t imagine the disappointment that was felt when the event didn’t come to pass.

We don’t know and we won’t know the day or the time. We do know the season, however, and we can identify a few of the signs that we have yet to see. Personally, I don’t believe there are any end-time experts. I do believe, however, that we can identify a few things that Jesus shared with certainty – and I’ll be sharing those things with you in today’s episode!
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