In this episode, Rick continues unpacking the seven life-changing revelations hidden in the Lord’s Prayer by exploring what Jesus truly meant when He taught us to pray, “Hallowed be Your name.” Far from being a call to religious caution or human reverence, this phrase reveals a profound New Covenant truth that radically changes how believers understand prayer, holiness, and transformation.

Drawing from Ezekiel 36, Philippians 2, and 2 Corinthians 3, Rick shows that God’s holiness is no longer something we strive to protect or perform for—but something God Himself demonstrates through His people. Jesus was pointing to a future reality where God would place His Spirit within us, cleanse us, transform us, and cause us to walk in His ways, so that His name would be honored through our lives before the world.

This teaching reveals how the Old Covenant depended on human obedience, while the New Covenant is built entirely on God’s initiative and grace. You’ll discover why holiness is not about trying harder, but about trusting God’s promise to work within you—giving you both the desire and the power to do what pleases Him.

As Rick explains, praying “Hallowed be Your name” becomes a declaration of faith: thanking the Father that He is actively revealing His character, faithfulness, and goodness through you. This revelation moves prayer from striving to resting, from fear to confidence, and from performance to transformation.

This episode will help you stop carrying the burden of self-effort, trust the work God is already doing in you, and pray with greater freedom and assurance as you grow from glory to glory in Christ.

This podcast exists to help you grow in intimacy with God, develop a prayer life that truly transforms your life, and walk daily with confidence, peace, and awareness of His presence.

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📝 We call it Good Friday. But Rick Osborne says we've been looking at it all wrong.

Most of us approach Good Friday with solemnity — dressed in dark colors, feeling the weight of what Jesus suffered on our behalf. But what if Jesus didn't go to the cross reluctantly? What if He went as a warrior — face set like flint, burning with purpose, and filled with joy?

In this powerful Good Friday teaching, Rick takes us straight to Scripture to show us what Jesus Himself thought about that day — and it will change everything about how you see the cross.

In this episode Rick reveals:

• 🗡️ Jesus was not a victim — He was a warrior. Luke 9:51 says He "set his face" toward Jerusalem. Isaiah 50 says He gave His back to those who struck Him and hid not His face from disgrace and spitting. He wasn't enduring — He was advancing.
• 🔥 The joy that drove Him. Hebrews 12:2 says Jesus endured the cross "for the joy set before Him." He told His disciples the night before that He had earnestly desired to share that Passover with them. This was not dread. This was passion.
• ⚔️ What was in His heart going to the cross. Isaiah 63:4 — "The day of vengeance was in my heart, and my year of redemption had come." Jesus went to the cross with one mission: destroy the devil's power, disarm his rulers and authorities, and set every captive free.
• 🏛️ The legal language of the cross. When Jesus said "Father, forgive them" — He wasn't trying to convince an angry God. He was speaking the legal language of the covenant. The price had been paid. Justice had been satisfied. "It is finished" was a victory declaration.
• 💔 The shame He despised. Rick unpacks what it really means that Jesus "despised the shame" — it wasn't His shame. It was ours. The sin, the degradation, the oppression the devil had put on all of humanity. Jesus despised it — and He came to remove it.
• 🕊️ What Good Friday means for you today. Isaiah 62:4 — "You shall no more be termed forsaken... but you shall be called My delight is in her." Because of what Jesus did, you are not forsaken. Your life is not desolate. You are the delight of God.

Rick closes with a personal invitation to anyone who has never surrendered to the Warrior Redeemer who went to the cross not out of duty — but out of love.

"Good Friday should be called Victory Friday. It should be called Warrior Friday. Because Jesus went to war on our behalf — to rescue us, redeem us, and return us to everything God originally planned."

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What if healing and miracles weren't reserved for the select few — but were meant to be the normal, everyday life of every single believer?

Art Thomas has spent his life proving exactly that. As a missionary-evangelist, founder of Wildfire Ministries International, and director of the film Paid in Full, Art has preached the gospel in some of the world's hardest places, trained pastors, planted churches, built a self-sustaining orphanage and primary school in rural Uganda — and trained tens of thousands of ordinary believers to step out and minister healing in Jesus' name.

But in this conversation with Rick Osborne, Art gets personal. He opens up about a trance-like vision where Jesus walked him through a forest, peeled back the earth and said, "You are full of life and you are to be a life bringer" — and how that vision was immediately confirmed by another man in the prayer meeting who saw the same forest from the other direction. Art then shares the remarkable moment that followed — a late-night run to Denny's where a stranger poured out his heart and was led to Christ by midnight.

And then there's the story of the scars. After severe sunburn left Art's face permanently scarred — with his dermatologist telling him they'd never fully heal — a simple, desperate prayer changed everything. Within one month, four and a half years before medical science said it was even possible, every scar was gone.

And finally, the night a massive storm bore down on a camp full of foster kids on the very first night — and Art stood on an upside-down rowboat, said "This far, no further in the name of Jesus," and watched the clouds split 360 degrees around the campsite.

You'll discover:

1. Why Art believes healing and miracles are for every believer — not just the specially gifted
2. What Jesus showed him in a vision about being a "life bringer full of life"
3. How a trance-like encounter led directly to a soul won to Christ at 3AM
4. The prayer that erased medical-grade facial scars four years ahead of schedule
5. What happened when Art stood on a rowboat and commanded a storm to stop
6. Why your prayers matter even when you never see the breakthrough yourself

This episode will remind you that the God of the Bible hasn't changed — and neither has His desire to move through ordinary people who simply trust Him.

Are you ready to stop waiting for someone else to carry the supernatural — and start walking in the life God has already placed in you?

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GUEST LINKS TO INCLUDE IN SHOW NOTES

Wildfire Ministries International (missions & orphanage): wildfiremIN.org

Roots Church (metro Detroit house churches): rootsag.org

Art's traveling ministry: artthomas.org

Books, films & resources (including Paid in Full): supernaturaltruth.com