Jan-Aage Torp's recent posts to audioboom.com
Jan-Aage Torp, translated by his wife Aina, spoke in "House on Fire", Stathelle, Telemark, Norway on November 7th, 2015 on "God Calls & Makes Unique Apostles".
Dr. Greg Livingstone, the Founder of Frontiers International, which facilitates the establishment of apostolic church planting in muslim nations, was in Norway this week as guests of Norwegian directors, Jon Petter & Jenny Feidal. Dr. Greg shared perspectives with a small group of mission leaders.
My friend, English apostle-prophet in Leicester, Simon Braker, conveyed this powerful prophetic vision at our ECAL European Vision & Fellowship Gathering in Lisbon on March 25th, 2015.
Slavko Hadzic pastors the evangelical church in Sarajevo.
Matthijs Vroegindeweij (25) from Dodewaard, Holland is showing the way to Jesus all over our great continent!
Professor at Norwegian School of Theology, Knud Jørgensen, talks with Jan-Aage Torp
Stepan Brekalo is a member of HIS Ministry Church in Esslingen, Germany
Ise & Hrvoje Sirovina are apostolic leaders in Esslingen, Germany
Markus Rapp is Europe Director of International School of Ministry (ISOM)
Gerhard leads de Betteld in East Holland.
My friend, Samuel Lee, is the President of Foundation University
In his torpCAST for today, Jan-Aage shares from a cafe in Athens why there is HOPE for Greece in the face of economic calamities.
Greek Apostle George Markakis shares on the torpCAST on the tremendous spiritual challenge of the Balkan region
Rona Spiropoulis shares powerfully on the BLOOD in this torpCAST. The book can be ordered from rona(a)eth-s.org.
The Convenor of State of Europe Forum shares with me on today's torpCAST from Athens, Greece
Jan-Aage makes his TorpCAST from a sidewalk cafe in busy, noisy, splendid Athens!
An intro about this weekly podcast from my heart in the nations of Europe!
Dr. Wagner describes foundational truths that form the basis for the mighty apostolic reformation today. Spoken in Oslo, Norway. Translated into Norwegian by Eivind Frøen. ©Oslokirken. www.oslokirken.no