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Burning Hearts: The Nature of Spiritual Experience

Stuart Olyott | 2024FC Session #5

April 12, 2024 • Stuart Olyott • Luke 24

Stuart Olyott, author of "Something Must Be Known and Felt," discusses the nature of spiritual experiences in his sermon based on Luke 24. May our hearts indeed burn as we read the Scriptures and walk with Christ.


0:00 Intro

1:24 Luke 24, Burning Hearts

6:07 Who Were the Two People Walking on the Road?

7:43 1 - Analyzing the Passage: Two Disciples' Experience

11:54 The Nature of Spiritual Experience: Understanding the Three Legs

14:20 2 - Shared Spiritual Experience Between Two Disciples

18:55 3 - The Author of That Experience

21:48 4 - The Means of That Experience

27:35 What Are Emotions? Understanding Strong Movements of the Will

32:32 Manipulating Emotions

33:59 Reciting Sequence for Emotional Manipulation: 1 2 2 3

36:01 5 - The Result of That Experience

46:06 My Heart Burns When I See Christ in the Scriptures

48:56 Closing Prayer

Putting Prayer in Perspective: Our Father's Vast Universe

May 3, 2024 • Stuart Olyott • Matthew 6

Stuart shared the following exhortation prior to a morning prayer meeting at the 2024 Fellowship Conference. The thoughts shared really helped put prayer in perspective: in view of our Father's vast universe, He yet looks down and hears us!

Calvary's Miracles: Darkness, the Torn Veil, Earthquake, and the Resurrection of Saints

March 28, 2024 • Stuart Olyott • Matthew 27

Stuart Olyott delves into the profound miracles at Calvary, exploring the mysterious darkness, the tearing of the temple veil, a mighty earthquake, and the resurrection of saints, as recounted in Matthew 27. 0:00 Introduction and Scripture Reading 2:44 Overview: The Four Miracles at Calvary 3:19 Miracle 1: The Mysterious Darkness 5:43 Miracle 2: The Veil of the Temple Torn 8:43 Miracle 3: The Earthquake and Splitting Rocks 11:01 Miracle 4: Resurrection of the Saints 14:04 Reflecting on Our Response to Christ's Sacrifice

Not An Eclipse: Three Hours of Global Darkness

April 8, 2024 • Stuart Olyott • Matthew 27:45

The total eclipse is a global spectacle, but did you know there was an event where complete darkness lasted for three hours? And it was not caused by an eclipse. Our Lord came into the world miraculously. He started His public ministry with a miracle. Throughout the three and a half years of His ministry, He performed many miracles. And it's completely fitting that, as the Son of God is on the cross, He continues to work miracles. The first is a mysterious darkness. Did you see it there? Verse 45, now from the sixth hour, and Luke says, over all the earth, and it's not an eclipse. - Stuart Olyott