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Ever feel like you’re using only 10 percent of what your faith can do? Acts 19 opens a window into the Holy Spirit’s full scope—healing the sick, breaking demonic power, and freeing people from the mastery of sin—while keeping all the credit where it belongs: with God. We walk through Ephesus, a bustling city where the gospel collides with entrenched spirituality and the occult, and we trace how deliverance is a Trinitarian work: the Father wills it, the Son secures it, and the Spirit applies it in real lives.

We look closely at “extraordinary miracles” and ask the hard questions. Does God still heal through ordinary believers? Scripture and lived experience suggest yes—while refusing the false security of formulas or celebrity spirituality. You’ll hear a striking testimony of restored sight and a candid look at moments when healing doesn’t come and why trust still holds. Then we step into the gritty realism of spiritual warfare. The sons of Sceva try to leverage Jesus’ name without knowing Him and meet a painful lesson: authority is relational, not magical. Yet fear has no final word. Christ’s victory at the cross is decisive, and the Spirit within us is greater than any opposing power.

The arc lands where the gospel always aims—freedom from sin’s rule. New believers in Ephesus confess practices and burn expensive occult books, not from pressure but from conviction and joy. We talk about daily holiness without legalism, walking by the Spirit, and making concrete choices that cost something because Jesus is worth more. Along the way, a modern story of Spirit-led conviction shows how guidance can redirect a life in a single, obedient act.

If you’re hungry for a faith that actually changes things—bodies, battles, and habits—this conversation is for you. Subscribe, share with a friend who needs hope, and leave a review telling us where you’re asking the Spirit to work next.

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