In this episode, Rick addresses a question many believers quietly struggle with: Is God’s love something we are meant to experience, or only believe as a theological truth? While Scripture clearly tells us that God is love, many Christians live their entire faith journey knowing this only in their minds—never sensing, feeling, or experiencing it in prayer.

Drawing from Romans 5, Ephesians 3, 1 John 4, and Jesus’ own teaching, Rick reveals that God never intended His love to remain abstract or distant. Through the Holy Spirit, God’s love has been “poured out” into our hearts—not sparingly, but abundantly—so that believers can live rooted, grounded, and established in His love. This teaching explains why experiencing God’s love is essential to hearing His voice clearly, praying with confidence, and walking free from condemnation and fear.

Rick shares personal insights from his journey with God, explaining how prayer changes when we begin expecting love instead of correction, intimacy instead of distance, and relationship instead of performance. You’ll learn why abiding in God’s love is not emotionalism, but a biblical reality that fills believers with the fullness of God and transforms how they relate to Him and others.

This episode will help you move beyond merely knowing about God’s love and step into a prayer life where His love becomes something you live in, draw from, and experience daily.

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In this Supernatural Prayer Story, Rick sits down with Oscar West—pastor, law enforcement leader, and Transform You graduate—to share a powerful testimony of intimacy with God that took place not in a moment of success, but in a moment of personal failure.

Oscar recounts a deeply personal encounter where, instead of condemnation or correction, the Father spoke a simple but life-altering truth to his heart: “We’re not going back.” In that moment, God dismantled years of performance-based thinking, religious striving, and fear-driven repentance—teaching Oscar what it truly means to live as the righteousness of God in Christ.

As the conversation unfolds, Oscar shares how this revelation transformed not only his prayer life, but his calling. What began as an internal shift of identity and trust became the foundation for supernatural answers to prayer in the public sphere—opening doors for him to bring healing, restoration, and transformation into schools, communities, and leadership systems across Louisiana.

This episode explores how true transformation flows from intimacy, how God meets us with grace rather than shame, and how prayer answered in the secret place often leads to fruit that impacts generations. It will encourage you to let go of fear-based religion, rest in your identity as God’s beloved child, and trust Him to work powerfully through your life.

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, freedom, and awareness of His presence.

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Rick continues this conversation in Behind the Curtain with deeper reflection, extended teaching, live Q&A, and practical encouragement on living from righteousness rather than striving.

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In this episode, Rick addresses a question that quietly troubles many sincere believers: Am I really loving God with all my heart, soul, mind, and strength? While Jesus called this the greatest commandment, many Christians unknowingly turn it into a measuring stick—causing doubt, self-examination, and fear that they may not be doing enough.

Drawing from Matthew 22, Romans 5, 1 John, Philippians 2, and Jesus’ own words, Rick reveals how the New Covenant completely changes the way this commandment is fulfilled. Rather than being something we strive to accomplish through effort or discipline, loving God flows naturally from the love He has already poured into our hearts through the Holy Spirit.

Rick shares a personal journey of how God freed him from questioning his motivation and sincerity, teaching him that God Himself is at work within believers—giving both the desire and the power to do what pleases Him. As God’s love is restored to us in Christ, we are able to love God, love ourselves, and love others—not from pressure, but from overflow.

This teaching will help you release performance-based thinking, silence the fear that you’re falling short, and rest in the truth that God’s love within you is more than sufficient. When you understand that loving God begins with receiving His love, the Christian life becomes relational, joyful, and free.

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.

🔓 Behind the Curtain

Rick continues this teaching in Behind the Curtain with deeper biblical exploration, extended reflection, live Q&A, and practical guidance on living from God’s love rather than striving to earn it.

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