God Told Him to Flip a Coin. Heads Meant Tasmania. | Andrew Corbett

God Told Him to Flip a Coin. Heads Meant Tasmania. | Andrew Corbett

Can you be a serious theologian and still walk in raw, supernatural intimacy with God? Dr. Andrew Corbett's life is the answer. Andrew pastored one church in Northern Tasmania, Australia for 29 years. He holds a Doctor of Ministry, he is finishing a PhD at Monash University, he is a visiting scholar with Reasons to Believe in Los Angeles, and he wrote a book called Five Proofs for the Existence of God. But as Rick puts it on the show, Andrew's whole purpose for knowing about God has always been knowing God. In this conversation Andrew opens up a string of supernatural prayer stories that prove it. In this episode: - The vision of a coin. God said, "Tails you can go wherever you wanna go. Heads you go to Tasmania." Andrew flipped a real coin from his desk drawer, and he and his wife Kim packed a shipping container with no idea where they were going. - A week after arriving in Tasmania with nowhere to land, Andrew was asked to become senior pastor of a church that grew from 18 adults to hundreds over the next 29 years. - The 2022 brain injury that had been 34 years in the making, the two brain hemorrhages that followed, and the doctor who called it a "ticking time bomb." - The 9:40pm phone call from his longtime pastor Phil Hills, with a word that reframed everything Andrew was walking through. - The man Andrew felt led to pray for, who heard him preach one Sunday, went home, and died that same day. - The "dumb prayer" of a lonely young street preacher, a three-day fast, and a recurring dream about a woman he thought was named "Ken." - How Kim's own prayer while hitchhiking led her straight to the meeting where she and Andrew met. - The 366 daily Bible videos Andrew recorded right before COVID shut the churches down, walking viewers from Genesis 1:1 to Revelation 22:21. Notable quotes: "You are going to complete this PhD. You are going to produce a document that will change the course of theological history." — Phil Hills, the prophetic word Andrew received "The Bible for many people is a box of jigsaw pieces, and the problem is they don't have the box lid." — Dr. Andrew Corbett Connect with Dr. Andrew Corbett: - Daily Bible videos: youtube.com/@DrAndrewC - Free small-group Bible study series (300+ studies): andrewcorbett.net - Biblical, theological, and apologetic material: findingtruthmatters.org - His tribute to his "posthumous mentor" F.W. Boreham: fwboreham.com - On Facebook and X: DrAndrewC 🔴 WATCH every Wednesday at 12 PM Pacific / 3 PM Eastern 👉 youtube.com/@getfacetofacewithgod 📖 Go deeper in your walk with God: TranzformU Online Bible School: TranzformU.info 🔒 Exclusive content + post-broadcast Zoom: Join Behind the Curtain: www.joinbehindthecurtain.com

🎙 Don't Forget God's Benefits! — Your Covenant Inheritance is Legally Yours | Part 5

📝 Most believers know God has promises. What they don't realize is that those promises aren't just expressions of His love — they are legally binding Covenant terms, backed by a divine oath, and guaranteed by the justice of God himself. And if you don't know about them, you can't take advantage of them. Rick opens with a striking image: what if someone left you a massive inheritance, but you never opened the envelope? That's exactly what's happening to millions of believers who read their Bibles without recognizing the Covenant language God deliberately embedded throughout. In this teaching, Rick reveals: * Why God called His book "The New Testament" — and why that word Testament means Covenant, which means every single promise in your Bible is a legally binding clause with your name on it * The stunning revelation hiding in Psalm 103:2 — that Hebrew word translated "benefits" is actually recompense, a legal term meaning compensation for loss and harm. God isn't just offering blessings. He's offering justice. * How Psalm 103:6 connects directly — God executes acts of righteousness and justice for all the oppressed and defrauded. The promises ARE the verdict. * Why Romans 5:18 is one of the most liberating verses in Scripture — you didn't sign up to be born in Adam's sin, so through Christ's one righteous act, you receive life-giving justification as recompense for what was done to you * How reconciliation in 2 Corinthians 5:17-18 is not just a spiritual term but an accounting term — the accounts have been balanced, the old is gone, and your recompense has arrived * What it means practically to seize the hope in Hebrews 6:17-18 — and why Rick is challenging every listener to start a Promise Journal Rick puts it plainly: "God is saying, do you understand this? You don't have to be defrauded anymore. You don't have to be oppressed anymore. I don't want you to forget my benefits. They're there because I made them for you." Plus — Rick makes a surprise announcement about brand new Leaders Guides now available to help small groups, home groups, and churches go deeper with the teaching series. You can get yours here: www.rick-osborne.com/products [www.rick-osborne.com/products] 🔔 New episodes every Friday at 12 PM Pacific | 1 PM Mountain | 2 PM Central | 3 PM Eastern 👉 www.youtube.com/@getfacetofacewithgod [http://www.youtube.com/@getfacetofacewithgod] 💎 Go deeper with exclusive post-broadcast Zoom sessions — join Behind the Curtain: 👉 www.joinbehindthecurtain.com [http://www.joinbehindthecurtain.com]

From Demonic Oppression to Walking in Miracles Daily | Jonathan Brenneman — Supernatural Prayer Stories

What does it look like when a timid, oppressed kid who couldn't even share the gospel without stumbling over his words ends up in the poorest neighborhoods of Brazil saying to blind people, "Well, why don't you see now?" — and they do? In this electrifying episode of Supernatural Prayer Stories, Rick Osborne sits down with Jonathan Brenneman — missionary, author, and what he calls simply "a jar of clay" — whose life is a living demonstration that no case is too hard for the Holy Spirit. At 12 years old, Jonathan fell into deep demonic oppression, terrified he had committed the unforgivable sin. Then God showed up — and his body literally vibrated with glory on the floor of a church in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, as the Father spoke three things over him: I love you. I forgive you. And I'm going to do miracles through your life. He wasn't kidding. In this conversation, Jonathan shares: * The floor-of-the-church encounter at age 12 that shattered shame and launched a lifetime of miracles * Why he now experiences God's tangible glory regularly — and what he's learned about the difference between feeling it and walking in it * The story of an 82-year-old nearly blind woman in a shack neighborhood in Brazil who suddenly started narrating everything she could see — blow by blow — because she was so overwhelmed with joy * How he went from stumbling over gospel conversations to casually saying to a blind man, "Well, you want to see again now?" — and meaning it completely * His understanding of "permanent open heaven" — why he believes heaven is not somewhere you go when you die, but something you carry with you right now * What's really happening in small house meetings across Brazil where entire groups receive prayer and not one person walks away still in pain Jonathan also shares about his book The Mechanics of Miracles — nearly 100 supernatural testimonies plus the theological framework for how God's power actually works and how ordinary believers can partner with it. This is one of those episodes that reminds you: the God of the Bible didn't retire. He's still moving. And He's looking for jars of clay willing to show up. 📖 Get Jonathan's books on Amazon: search Jonathan Brenneman 🌐 Connect with Jonathan: gotoheavennow.com [http://gotoheavennow.com/] 🎙️ Supernatural Prayer Stories is part of the Face to Face with God broadcast with Rick Osborne — real stories of people who pray and expect God to show up. 🔔 Subscribe and never miss an episode.

You Can Always Count on God's Promise! | Season 3, Episode 4

What would change in your life if you were absolutely, unshakeably convinced that every promise of God already has your name on it? In this episode of Face to Face with God, Rick Osborne opens up one of the most powerful declarations in all of Scripture — 2 Corinthians 1:20 — and shows why in Christ, every single one of God's promises is not maybe, not someday, but YES. Right now. In this episode: • Why God swore by Himself to Abraham in Hebrews 6 — and what that unbreakable oath means for New Covenant believers today • The doubled and tripled language of God's promise: "Bless you and bless you. Multiply you and multiply you." — and why He said it that way • The meaning of "eulogeo" — God's blessing as a spoken, active, living word — and how we carry that same power • The New Covenant established with David: ordered and secured in every detail • Behind the Curtain deep dive: Isaiah 61 — double for shame, eternal joy, righteousness and praise springing up before all nations This is Episode 4 of the series How to Live in All of Father's Promises — and this one will change the way you read every promise in your Bible. Watch live every Friday at 12 PM Pacific: www.youtube.com/@getfacetofacewithgod [http://www.youtube.com/@getfacetofacewithgod] TranzformU Online Bible School: www.TranzformU.info [www.TranzformU.info] Behind the Curtain membership: www.joinbehindthecurtain.com [http://www.joinbehindthecurtain.com/]

A Notebook Found After 25 Years — Every Miracle Was Already Checked Off | Dr. Todd Martin — Supernatural Prayer Stories

What if you found a notebook you hadn't opened in 25 years — and every single miracle you had desperately prayed for had been answered? In this warm, thoughtful, and quietly powerful episode of Supernatural Prayer Stories, Rick Osborne sits down with his longtime friend Dr. Todd Martin — President of Trinity Western University, Canada's largest Christian university — for a conversation that is as much about faithfulness over a lifetime as it is about any single dramatic moment. Todd is not a man of big emotional displays. He's a sociologist, a former pastor, a businessman, an academic — methodical, rational, and by his own admission, someone who in his first year of college wasn't sure he was getting a good return on his conviction. And yet it's precisely that kind of honest, clear-eyed faith that makes his stories so compelling. Story One — Getting Off the Fence Nearly 50 years ago, Todd was standing on a lawn at a graduation ceremony in Southern California — surrounded by pageantry, music, and crowds — when the whole world faded away. In that strange isolation, he sensed God asking him one direct question: "When are you going to get off the fence?" No thunder. No tears. Just a quiet, unmistakable moment of reckoning. Todd's answer — a simple, determined "Here I am, God. I'm all in" — redirected everything. His career plans, his calling, his entire life trajectory shifted from that single afternoon. What he thought would be a business career became 25 years in pastoral ministry, then 25 years in Christian higher education, and counting. Story Two — The Notebook Three months before this interview, Todd was packing up his home during a move and came across an old notebook. Inside was a page with two columns: Miracles Needed and Miracles Received. About 15 items — written during one of the most precarious seasons of his life, when he and his wife stepped away from pastoral ministry, moved to the American Midwest to be near family, built a successful finance career, and then felt God's unmistakable tug back to Canada to replant a church with no guaranteed income and no safety net. The "Miracles Received" column was filled in with different colored pens — written at different times, as each answer came. Church facility: yes. Church growth: yes, doubled in year one. Every single one checked off. Also in this conversation: * Why Rick calls Todd one of the most consistently gentle, loving people he's ever known — and what that kind of character actually looks like in leadership * Todd's practical wisdom on journaling your prayers — why writing down specific requests and going back to find the answers builds faith in ways that vague, forgotten prayers never can * A closing prayer drawn from John 15 — the vine and the branches — that is one of the most quietly powerful prayers in the show's history * An introduction to Trinity Western University — 5,000 students from 80 countries, 8 faculties, a brand-new divinity school, and a mission to equip graduates to think truthfully, act justly, live faithfully This is an episode for anyone who has ever wondered whether God is really keeping track. He is. And sometimes He lets you find the notebook. 🎓 Learn more about Trinity Western University: twu.ca [http://twu.ca] 📧 Contact Dr. Todd Martin directly: president@twu.ca [president@twu.ca] 🎙️ Supernatural Prayer Stories is part of the Face to Face with God broadcast with Rick Osborne — real stories of people who pray and expect God to show up. 🔔 Subscribe and never miss an episode.