Rick Renner Podcast (audio)

Who can guess what is happening in the heart, soul, or body of a person when he or she experiences this tangible touch of the Holy Spirit? Perhaps it is an operation of God’s power to do something in the person that couldn’t be dealt with any other way. For the entire library, go to renner.org.

Join the Renner team as they wrap up this eye-opening series by discussing the research, evidence, and time dedicated to studying Noah’s Ark.

What is God asking you to release so He can give you something far greater? I assure you that God is not trying to deprive you of anything. He wants to give you something bigger and better than your imagination could ever conceive. For the entire library, go to renner.org.

Visit the ancient “Village of Eight” — where Noah and his family lived post-Flood — and ruins which are speculated to be built upon Noah’s home.

Are you straining and worrying over things you can’t change or do anything about? Are you aware that God is knowledgeable of your situation? How is worrying going to help you change one thing for the better? It won’t! That’s why Jesus commanded you, “Don’t worry, for your heavenly Father knows you have need of these things.” For the entire library, go to renner.org.

Return to the ruins of Noah’s Ark as Rick Renner reveals the stone where Noah made his first sacrifice to the Lord after the floodwaters subsided.

The Lord will give you wisdom and will empower you to extend His hand of love as you comfort, encourage, and strengthen them in their faith. It will be one of the greatest joys of your life! For the entire library, go to renner.org.

In this program, Rick and the team travel from the ruins of Noah’s Ark toward the original landing site of the Ark in the mountains of Ararat.

Do we love other believers the way Paul and his team loved them? Are we willing to undergo whatever is necessary to complete their faith and bring them to a higher relationship with Jesus? For the entire library, go to renner.org.

Join the Renners as they make their way to the Durupinar site, discussing irrefutable evidence that shows this site contains the ruins of Noah’s Ark.

Your body is the temple of the Holy Spirit! In this program, learn more about the treasure on the inside of you.

We need to ask ourselves: How do we care for the new believers that God has brought across our path? Do we treat them with tenderness, as Paul treated the Thessalonians? I believe that today the Holy Spirit is imploring us to think carefully about this question. For the entire library, go to renner.org.

Each one of us must examine our hearts so thoroughly that we can answer boldly and confidently, as Paul did, and lay every allegation to rest with the truth. For the entire library, go to renner.org.

Want to see healing flow through you? Discover the power in your hands and the way faith activates recovery in today’s program with Rick and Denise!

Because Paul loved this church so much, he was pleased to do anything and everything he could for them to help them grow and develop as believers in Christ. This was not something he was being forced to do; it was something that flowed from his heart and brought him a great sense of joy. For the entire library, go to renner.org.

Today, join Rick and Denise as they guide you through the actual ruins of Noah’s Ark, pointing out the petrified timber and the Ark’s original frame

Make sure your goal is always to stay pleasing to the Lord above all else and all others. It’s that pure desire of your heart to please Jesus that will keep you free every day from the trap of seeking praise from men! For the entire library, go to renner.org.

Join the Renners and their team as they begin to make the climb through the Mountains of Ararat to reach the site of the ruins of Noah’s Ark.

Our motives for serving God should be pure and unadulterated, rooted solely in a heart desire to please Him through the fruits of our labor as we do what He asks us to do. For the entire library, go to renner.org.

Join the Renners as they talk about the history of the ruins of the Ark by exploring the lives of those who have discovered the Durupinar site before.