Rev. Foley's Podcast
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Rev. Eric Foley
Pastor Foley answers your questions regarding the Work of Mercy of Healing and Comforting. Send your questions to feedback@dotheword.org.
Pastor Foley answers your questions regarding the Work of Mercy of Healing and Comforting. Send your questions to feedback@dotheword.org.
Is healing a spiritual gift given just to some Christians but not to others? Or is it a Work of Mercy commended for all Christians?
God visited you. And now that you are incorporated into his body, he dwells in you and you dwell in him...and he continues his visit—his personal inspection, his seeing you with his own eyes—today.
Jesus had a purpose for sending out his messengers with nothing: In so doing, those willing to extend hospitality to his messengers—and thus to him—would be revealed.
We have a name for this hospitality of God—the host-like grace of God that he shows to all human beings, which often gives us an awareness of God even before we come to see that we are sinners and Christ is our savior. We call this prevenient grace.
Pastor Foley speaks to a group of Russian Christians about the Normal Christian Life from Hebrews 11.
We Protestants believe is that in the Lord's Supper, it is not the bread and wine that are transformed, but the meal itself. Christ isn’t drawn back down to earth but we are drawn up into heaven to eat and drink with him there. That is, the communion meal becomes something more than just a bunch of people eating bread and drinking juice!
An acceptable fast is something altogether different than mere personal abstinence. It's about public engagement with those you normally don't engage with.
The Scriptures don’t show a single time when Jesus is inviting someone to go to the synagogue (the Jewish “church meeting” of his day) with him. But the Scriptures do show that the most common invitation Jesus offers to people is to share bread with him. God loves to fellowship with his creation around the dinner table!
