Rick Osborne brings a question of purpose to Heaven Meets Earth
Abigail Robertson's returning guest recounts his recovery and makes the case for an everyday conversation with God.
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Seconds Before Dying I Heard God Ask Me A Question | Rick Osborne
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- 3:32Osborne recounts losing speech and thought function during what he learned were double brain bleeds.
- 10:14He recalls hearing God ask whether he wanted to come or stay as he approached death.
- 11:33Osborne says he chose to stay to fulfill his purpose and recovered fully within seven weeks without surgery.
- 31:00He explains why hearing God became an ongoing conversation rather than guidance reserved for ministry tasks.
- 37:18Robertson describes bringing daily routines into her conversations with God.
- 48:52Osborne recounts a dream in which Jesus greeted him with a father's affection.
Rick Osborne remembers having more to do. Recounting a medical emergency in which he lost the ability to speak and think clearly, the author and Bible teacher tells Abigail Robertson he heard God ask whether he wanted to come or stay.
"I said, Lord, no. You've given me too much to do, and I'm not finished yet," Osborne says. He describes recovering fully within seven weeks without surgery. His return to Heaven Meets Earth Podcast became the most-watched of its six new uploads, reaching about 33,000 views, and is also its busiest video right now.
The conversation stretches beyond that experience. Osborne describes moving from listening for divine direction on particular ministry tasks to treating prayer as an ongoing personal conversation. Robertson connects that idea to her own daily routines: "God is a God of details. And from when I wake up to when I go to bed, I'm asking God." Viewers pick up that thread, discussing how they make room for prayer in ordinary life.
Several shorter uploads draw from Osborne's appearance, including "Jesus Came INTO His Dream," which is drawing the next-largest daily audience among the channel's highlighted videos. The podcast's subscriber count stayed unchanged over the week, while daily views remain close to their usual level. Nearby in faith programming, Called Out with Ashley Key is seeing viewing above its usual daily pace; Worship Tutorials is having a slower spell.
For Heaven Meets Earth Podcast, the new conversation sits alongside an enduring interest in the same subject: Jamie Winship's episode about hearing God's voice remains its most-watched regular upload, approaching a million views.
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- Heaven Meets Earth Podcast
- Subscribers
- 116,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 121,735
- Videos published this week
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- Video published
- November 9, 2026
- Video views so far
- 32,583
- Views on its first day
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