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The Furnace Podcast

The Furnace Podcast explores the Christian contemplative-charismatic tradition through teaching on mystics and Desert Fathers, practical guides to contemplative prayer, and honest conversations about encountering God's transforming presence in the Inner Room.

Podcast · By The Furnace Christian Fellowship | Canton, Ohio · English · US · Official site

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Sep 1, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 1, 2026

    Episode 9: The Temple Rising (opens the original)

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    SHOW NOTES EPISODE TITLE: The Glass Wall: The Visionary Dimension of the Inner Room EPISODE DESCRIPTION: Journaling is one door. It has always been one door among several. For most of the Church's two thousand years, ordinary believers who loved Jesus came to him without a notebook — without the ability to read or write — and the Inner Room was no less open to them. Peter declared on the day of Pentecost, quoting the prophet Joel, that dreams and visions would be the hallmark of the entire Churc

  2. Episode · Aug 4, 2026

    Episode 8: Christ, the Open Door (opens the original)

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    SHOW NOTES EPISODE TITLE: Christ the Open Door: The Practicalities of Finding the Inner Room EPISODE DESCRIPTION: Last episode put the map on the table. This episode begins to walk. The Inner Room — the moné of John 14:2-3, the dwelling place Christ prepared for every believer — is not a mystical achievement reserved for the especially devoted. It is already prepared. The question has always been whether we know how to get there. In Episode 8 of The Furnace Podcast, Pastor Scot Lahaie opens the

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