Apostolic Voice with Ryan French

Dad French joins the program to explain what the Bible says about praying in tongues. Ryan and Dr. French discuss the five levels of prayer and how they work together in a Christian's life. Among other things, Dr. French elucidates questions about groaning in the Spirt, praying in the Spirit, the Spirit praying through you, praying with and without understanding, and singing in the Spirit—finally, Dr. French reveals why it is so vital that we pray in the Spirit. Ryan's brother, Jonathan French, joins in for a Ryan Raw & Real segment. Jonathan hosts a new podcast called Whatever, which deals with various interesting topics. Ryan talks to Jon about his latest episode called YouTube Kids, Is Coming For Your Kids. It's shocking and disturbing! You need to hear about it. You can catch all the show notes and other great stuff at www.ryanafrench.com.

My wife, the amazing Taylor, joins the program again to discuss relationships and relationslips. We have a lot of fun and believe this will help you grow in all your relationships. Check out the Relationslips blog article at www.ryanafrench.com (lots of excellent links and resources there). French Fam enjoys another Gross, Good, Great featuring extremely sour Mike & Ike's.

Ryan welcomes Rev. Samuel Vaughn, author of It Filled the House (The Journey from Tabernacle to Temple to Earthen Vessels), to the program. Visit www.ryanafrench.com for a complete review of It Filled the House and highlights from this episode's conversation. Ryan and Vaughn discuss the typology of the New Testament Gospel contained in the Old Testament. Samuel sheds light on the significance of the Ten Plagues, the cloud, and the pillar of fire that protected the Israelites from Pharoah. Vaughn explains how a Spirit-filled believer is a living temple of the Holy Ghost and how that should impact a believer's thinking about everyday things. Samuel describes the three key elements that always proceed the infilling of God's glory. This episode is filled with encouragement, revelation, illumination, and anointing. And stick around to the end for a fun French family edition of Gross-Good-Great featuring Fun Candy's Snickers Popcorn.

Ryan asks Evangelist Coley Reese what it was like coming into Pentecost with no Christian background. The friends discuss how to help future Coley Reese's get in the church and receive the Holy Ghost. Coley shares the testimony of how God delivered him from smoking, drugs, and alcohol. Ryan asks Coley to pull from his fifteen years of experience as a youth pastor to give some quick youth ministry tips. The guy's talk do's and don'ts of altar working ministry and praying people through to the Holy Ghost. Coley Reese gives the most vital piece of altar working advice you will ever hear. And a little marriage tip called F.A.N.O.S. slips into the conversation. The entire Reese and French family join up for a fun segment of Gross-Good-Great. They taste and rate Takis Fuego Hot Chili Pepper Meat Sticks by Cattlemen's Cut.

Ryan and Talmadge discuss seven things that make Christians weary in well doing from the www.ryanafrench.com article 7 Things That Make Us Weary in Well Doing. They offer several ways to keep these common wearisome problems from wearing us down. The guys introduce a new segment called Good or Gooder, where they compare similar foods from competitors and decide which is good and which is gooder. In a nod to Episode 72, they pit the Popeyes chicken sandwich against the Chick-fil-A sandwich.