Brothers Chris Wilde & Ron Kangas sit down & share with us about their experiences of Christ at our fireside chat.

0:00 - Intro
0:28 - (Question 1) Romans 12:18 says, "If possible, as far as it depends on you, live in peace with all men." How can we do this while also being faithful to proclaim the truth in the present evil age? In my experience, there could be a tension between proclaiming the truth in the present evil age and being a friend of sinners in order to bring them to the Lord, bearing in mind that these sinners are wrapped up in the present evil age.
9:34 - (Question 2) How should we read the ministry? A lot of times, at least by what is observed in the way people might speak in the church life, it seems that everything brothers Nee and Lee say are true. How could we be clear on what is true and what is not, and then on what is fact and what is simply their opinion?
32:46 (Question 3) I encounter saints who require every course of action or suggestion made to be backed up by a quote from the ministry. Brother Lee's ministry was so prolific that you can find quotes to back up your opinion very easily. How do we properly use the ministry in considering what direction we should take in the work or in presenting the truth to others?
50:02 - (Question 4) What does "perfect love casts out fear" in 1 John 4:18 mean to you, and can you give concrete examples?
1:01:42 - (Question 5) Seeing as it is the anniversary of D-Day, brother Ron you have alluded to D-Day in some messages in the past and your experience of that day as a young child playing Lincoln Logs and listening to Happy Hank while men were storming Omaha Beach. Can you elaborate on this more in relation to the spiritual application of spiritual warfare and the Lord needing a beachhead in Europe?
1:16:35 - (Question 6) What is your experience of joining Christ in His heavenly intercession? Are there conditions that need to be met before having such an experience? I want to experience that, but I don't know how.
1:35:13 - (Question 7) Often I hear a distinction in binding prayers, where some saints ask the Lord to bind the enemy and some older saints pray and bind the enemy directly. Why is there this distinction and how should we pray in the prayer meeting?