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  • Join us as the hosts of the Deep Dive Podcast review and discuss Glenn Bleakney's powerful teaching on "How to Possess Prophetic Promises." In this episode, we explore a question that often troubles believers: why do some prophetic promises remain unfulfilled, even though we know God is faithful? Sometimes, a promise alone isn't enough. As we delve into stories like Elijahā€™s prayer for rain (1 Kings 18) and the disciplesā€™ obedience to secure a place for Passover, we uncover how fulfilling a promise often requires our active partnership. Learn how obedience and faith work together to bring Godā€™s promises to life, and join us in contending for the prophetic words spoken over you!

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  • Are you weary of empty leadership advice? šŸŒŠ Join ā€œListening Leadershipā€ to explore the fusion of spiritual sensitivity and practical leadership. āœØ

    In this episode, weā€™ll uncover ancient biblical wisdom šŸ“œ and its application in todayā€™s leadership. From Solomonā€™s ā€œhearing heartā€ ā¤ļø to Jesusā€™ connection with the Father, discover principles that elevate good leaders to extraordinary ones. šŸŒŸ

    This episode offers practical insights to:

    - Enhance your spiritual sensitivity for better decision-making šŸ§ 

    - Tackle leadership challenges with divine wisdom šŸ’”

    - Transform your organization through Spirit-led leadership šŸ™Œ

    - Cultivate a genuine connection with God that influences your style šŸŒˆ

    Whether you lead a church ā›Ŗ, run a business šŸ’¼, or impact your community šŸŒ, this episode provides tools for leading with divine guidance. šŸ™

    Key points include:

    - The Science of Spiritual Sensitivity šŸ”

    - Prophetic Leadership Today šŸŒŒ

    - Steps to Hearing Godā€™s Voice šŸŽ¤

    - Leading with Kingdom Authority šŸ‘‘

    - Creating a Spiritually Attuned Organization šŸ¢

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  • Many today have received powerful prophetic promises, but have not seen them translate into reality. Why is this seeing that God is not a man that He would lie. The truth of the matter is a promise sometimes is not enough!

    Now some may find this shocking, but please bear with me as I explain.

    Consider the great prophet Elijah. He had the sure word of the Lord that it was His will that rain would fall on the earth after 3 years of famine. Was that sufficient? Evidently not. Elijah had to partner with the promise by engaging in a process. In his situation, prayer was the process required (See 1 Kings 18:42-44).

    Often, the fulfillment of prophetic promises is contingent on our obedient actions. For example, the disciples were given specific instructions in order to secure a meeting place to celebrate the Passover. They had to go to the city and look for a man with a water jar and say, ā€œThe Teacher says to you, Where is the guest room, where I may eat the Passover with my disciples?'ā€ Only after this act of obedience was the promise fulfilled.

    Like the saints of old, let's contend for prophetic promises to be realized in our lives! There is so much at stake! ā€œAnd what more shall I say? For time would fail me to tell of Gideon, Barak, Samson, Jephthah, of David and Samuel and the prophetsā€” who through faith conquered kingdoms, enforced justice, obtained promises ā€¦" (Hebrews 11:32-33, ESV).

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  • In this week's episode of The Power of Five podcast, Glenn Bleakney speaks with Paul Tothill, an apostolic servant of Christ about the topic of the Gospel of the Kingdom and how it is fundamentally different than the Gospel being preached today in many places. There is so much to learn from this interview.

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  • The team at Deep Dive discusses Glenn Bleakney's recent teaching series on Ezekiel 37 and how it is a prophetic and apostolic pattern for revival and reformation.

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  • Introduction: The Valley Vision

    In this well-known passage from Ezekiel 37:1-14, the prophet encounters a valley of dry bones, symbolizing the hopelessness of Israel in exile, seemingly beyond the possibility of redemption. God's actions and questions in this moment show us what it means to go beyond revival, inviting us to embrace a life of transformation, faith, and partnership with His Kingdom purposes.

    The valley of dry bones isn't merely a revival story. It's a prophetic pattern that reveals the ways of God, showing us how to go beyond a temporary encounter and step into a lasting transformation. In this passage, God's question to Ezekielā€”"Can these bones live?"ā€”isn't just an inquiry about possibility; it's an invitation to partner with Him in bringing life, hope, and endurance to His people.

    Lessons from History: A Call to Sustained Transformation

    Revival is a powerful and essential starting point for every believer and community longing to experience the fullness of God. But if we stop there, we miss the bigger picture of what God intends to accomplish. While revival sparks a renewed hunger for His presence, transformation is the ongoing journey of shaping lives and communities to reflect the Kingdom of God.

    Ezekiel 37:1-14 paints a vivid picture of this concept, showing how transformation leads to renewed life and how this renewal calls us into a lasting partnership with God. Reflecting on past movements of God, we find a crucial truth: the purpose is not merely to experience powerful services, deep worship, or even witness miracles. It's about letting the Spirit of God fully transform us, so that the impact flows into every part of our lives and communities.

    Four Life-Changing Outcomes the Father Desires

    These four outcomes revolve around a single question: "Can these bones live?" (Ezekiel 37:3)

    1. Crisis Acknowledged: Facing the Reality of Brokenness

    In Ezekiel's vision, God confronts him with a valley of dry bones, a symbol of Israel's utter desolation. God's questionā€”"Can these bones live?"ā€”underscores the severity of their spiritual state, showing the depth of the crisis.

    This recognition of brokenness is essential in any revival. We must face our own spiritual dryness, brokenness, and areas where we need God's intervention. By acknowledging the crisis, we open ourselves to a work that only God can accomplish. In this way, revival isn't just a moment of excitement but a sober acknowledgment of our need for ongoing transformation and healing, especially in the areas we cannot repair on our own.

    2. Complacency Confronted: Stirring Expectancy Over Resignation

    When God asks Ezekiel, "Can these bones live?" He is challenging any complacency that may have crept in, inviting Ezekiel to rise above hopelessness and believe in the power of God to transform.

    This challenge to complacency is critical if revival is to become more than a brief moment. It's easy to become resigned to the situations we see as beyond repair. However, God calls us to live with expectancy, to believe that He canā€”and willā€”revive and renew. Revival begins with the conviction that God can bring life to the most desolate places, sparking a fresh expectation that moves beyond revival and into everyday faith.

    3. Call for Cooperation: Partnering in God's Redemptive Work

    After stirring Ezekiel's faith, God calls him to prophesy over the bones, actively involving him in the miracle of restoration. God doesn't bring life alone; He invites Ezekiel to partner with Him. This is a powerful Kingdom principleā€”revival is not something that God simply does to us; it's something He does through us.

    We are called to take steps of faith, speaking life and hope into dead situations. Our cooperation, marked by obedience and...

  • Join us as the team from Deep Dive discuss Glenn Bleakney's book, # Ways God May be Guiding You in a new direction.

    Description: Has God ever blatantly interrupted your life plans for you to follow His? There invariably will come a time in our spiritual journey when the Lord will solicit our cooperation in permitting Him to guide us in a new way. His preference is that we would sense His leading, fully cooperate and move in the new direction. However, as is all too often the case, He must intervene in the affairs of our lives due to the fact that we are comfortable and entrenched in our present course of action. In this teaching, Glenn Bleakney shares the 3 Biblical ways God often uses to move us in a new direction.

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  • Has God ever blatantly interrupted your life plans for you to follow His? There invariably will come a time in our spiritual journey when the Lord will solicit our cooperation in permitting Him to guide us in a new way. His preference is that we would sense His leading, fully cooperate and move in the new direction. However, as is all too often the case, He must intervene in the affairs of our lives due to the fact that we are comfortable and entrenched in our present course of action. In this teaching, Glenn Bleakney shares the 3 Biblical ways God often uses to move us in a new direction.

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  • Thanks to our friends from the Deep Dive for their recap of my most recent teaching on Revival as a River. If you missed the episode, just search for Revival as a River.

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  • What is revival? While many liken it to a spiritual awakening, I'd like to propose a different metaphor: revival as a mighty river, reminiscent of the vision in Ezekiel 47. 

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    Picture a once-vibrant river that has slowed to a trickle. Its banks are dry, and the surrounding landscape thirsts for nourishment. Suddenly, the waters begin to swell, and the river surges forward with renewed strength. This is what revival does for the church.

    Refreshing Stagnant Waters

    Just as a rushing river refreshes stagnant pools, revival reinvigorates believers. It replenishes our spiritual reservoirs, renews our commitment to our faith, and redirects our focus towards expanding God's righteous Kingdom rule in the world. As Ezekiel observed, "This water flows toward the eastern region and goes down into the Arabah, where it enters the Dead Sea. When it empties into the sea, the salty water there becomes fresh" (Ezekiel 47:8).

    Carving New Paths

    A powerful river doesn't just flow within its existing banks; it carves new channels. Similarly, revival propels us beyond the familiar confines of our church walls. It creates new pathways into our communities, carrying the life-giving message of God's love to those who are spiritually parched.

    Washing Away Debris

    Rivers have the power to wash away accumulated debris. In the same way, revival cleanses our spiritual lives of the buildup of routine, the sediment of complacency, and the flotsam of going through the motions. As these are swept away, we gain a clearer view of our purpose and role in God's plan.

    Nourishing Barren Lands

    A river brings life to barren lands along its banks. Revival spreads believers throughout society like water nourishing dry soil. We become wellsprings of faith in unexpected places, empowered to nurture growth, foster change, and cultivate spiritual fruit in our spheres of influence. Ezekiel's vision speaks to this transformative power: "Fruit trees of all kinds will grow on both banks of the river. Their leaves will not wither, nor will their fruit fail. Every month they will bear fruit, because the water from the sanctuary flows to them. Their fruit will serve for food and their leaves for healing" (Ezekiel 47:12).

    A Constant Flow

    It's important to understand that revival isn't meant to be a flash flood, but a constant, powerful flow. It's not a one-time event, but a sustained force that continually renews and reshapes the church. This river reminds us that our spiritual journey is ongoingā€”requiring constant movement and growth as we work to expand God's righteous Kingdom rule on earth.

    As these life-bestowing waters surge, they not only revive our souls but also erode the barriers of indifference, carving fresh avenues of empathy and selfless dedication. 

    The prophetic call compels us to immerse ourselves in the overwhelming river of God's grace, as illustrated in Ezekiel 47. As we surrender to its depths, we find that it is not our strength but His divine power that carries us forth. This river, fierce and unrelenting, will sweep us up, transforming us from within. It is through this miraculous work of God in and through us that we are equipped to share the life-altering message of Christ, reaching every parched soul and desolate place, revealing the abundant life that flows within His kingdom.

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  • ā€œAnd I tell you, you are Peter, and on this rock I will build my church, and the gates of hell shall not prevail against itā€ (Matthew 16:18, ESV).

    In my new sermon "The Gates of Hell Will Not Prevail," I aim to redefine the Church's role and authority in spiritual warfare. I emphasize that the Church is not merely a religious gathering, but a divine assembly [the Ekklesia] - a governing body commissioned by Heaven to advance God's Kingdom on earth.

    I explore how believers are entrusted with the "keys of the kingdom," empowering us to bind, loose, forbid, and permit according to God's will. This authority calls us to take an offensive stance, actively confronting and reclaiming ground from the enemy rather than just defending passively.

    Jesus' declaration that the gates of hell cannot prevail against His Church underscores our invincibility when we operate in divine revelation. Just as Peter received revelation of Christ's identity, I believe today's Church is called to a deep, transformative knowledge of Jesus.

    This intimate knowledge of Christ empowers us to establish God's purposes, witness miracles, and bring godly transformation to all areas of society. Despite enemy assaults, God's Kingdom continues to progress, with apparent setbacks serving as opportunities for the Church to arise and take authority.

    I'm convinced that the Holy Spirit is preparing and refining the Church to be an unstoppable force in advancing God's reign on earth. This message is a call to embrace our true identity and authority as the Ecclesia of God.ā€‹ā€‹ā€‹ā€‹ā€‹ā€‹ā€‹ā€‹ā€‹ā€‹ā€‹ā€‹ā€‹ā€‹ā€‹ā€‹

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  • Welcome to the Power of Five podcast! In this episode, Glenn Bleakney and Dr. Michael Gretchko dive into the book of Ephesians, specifically chapter four. They explore the concept of the fivefold ministry and its significance in fulfilling God's purpose for the church. Ephesians 4 provides insight into the importance of unity, walking worthy of our calling, and utilizing the gifts that Christ has given us.

    Understanding the Overall Theme of Ephesians 4

    To fully grasp the message of Ephesians 4, it is essential to understand the context of the entire book. Paul wrote the letter to the believers in Ephesus, emphasizing both theology and practical instructions for the church. The first three chapters lay the foundation of theology, highlighting God's purpose for His church. The following three chapters focus on the practical application of the church's purpose in the world.

    ## Walking Worthy of our Calling

    In Ephesians 4:1-17, Paul exhorts the church to walk in a manner worthy of their calling. This passage emphasizes the unity of the Spirit and the importance of maintaining peace and humility within the body of Christ. Paul encourages believers to bear with one another, being eager to maintain unity. The church is called to walk in a way that reflects its identity in Christ, demonstrating love, gentleness, and patience.

    ## The Role of the Fivefold Ministry

    In verses 7-16, Paul explains the purpose of the fivefold ministry: apostles, prophets, evangelists, shepherds, and teachers. These gifts were given by Christ to equip the saints for the work of ministry, building up the body of Christ. The fivefold ministry exists to serve the church and help individuals walk worthy of their calling. They provide coaching and equipping, guiding believers in utilizing their spiritual gifts to serve others effectively.

    ## The Importance of Utilizing Spiritual Gifts

    Each believer has been given spiritual gifts according to the measure of Christ's gift. These gifts are manifestations of the Holy Spirit's work within us. Every gift is essential for the growth and edification of the body of Christ. Just as a sports team functions best when every member understands their position and contributes to the team's objective, the church thrives when every believer understands and utilizes their spiritual gifts.

    ## Connecting the Body of Christ

    The body of Christ is a metaphor used throughout the New Testament to illustrate the interconnectedness and interdependence of believers. Just as a body cannot function properly if each part is not working together, the church cannot fulfill its purpose if believers are disconnected. Each member has a unique role to play, and when all members are actively serving, the body grows and becomes healthy. The church needs every individual to fully operate in unity and oneness.

    ## Shifting from Individualism to Community

    In Western societies, there is often a heavy emphasis on individualism. However, the biblical perspective emphasizes the importance of community and the interconnectedness of believers within the body of Christ. While personal gifts and callings are significant, they find their fullest expression within the context of community and in serving others. The church must move away from an individualistic mindset and embrace the idea of functioning as a unified body.

    ## Cultivating a Kingdom Culture

    As believers understand their gifts, calling, and role within the body of Christ, they become catalysts for sustaining revival and bringing about transformation. This requires a shift in the default settings of our culture, embracing a kingdom culture that prioritizes unity, diversity, and the equipping of the saints. By cultivating a kingdom culture in the church, we create an environment where each member can grow and contribute to the collective growth of the body of Christ.

    ## The Importance of Collaboration and...

  • In this episode, we dive deep into John 15, where Jesus teaches the powerful analogy of the vine and branches. Weā€™ll explore how abiding in Christ is the key to experiencing Godā€™s grace, spiritual growth, and bearing fruit in our lives. Glenn discusses the significance of grace, the process of pruning, and the true meaning of spiritual fruitfulness. Join us as we uncover how staying connected to Jesus transforms not only our inner lives but also our outward actions, leading to a fruitful life that glorifies God.

  • In a day and age when the presence of paternal influence is notably lacking, apostolic leaders face an undeniable and urgent need to transcend their conventional roles as mere leaders. Now, more than ever, they must fully embrace their true calling as spiritual fathers, offering guidance, nurturing, and unwavering care that can only be provided by those who embody the essence of a spiritual father.

     

    This generation yearns for a profound and intimate connection, as well as compassionate support that can only be fostered through the presence of spiritual fathers. As spiritual orphans wander, desperately seeking purpose and identity, it becomes imperative for apostolic leaders to wholeheartedly embrace the role of a father, guiding others to experience a deep, personal encounter with God the Father and embracing their true identity as cherished children of Father God.

     

    Listen to this podcast for the ten strategic shifts for apostolic leaders to become influential spiritual fathers, catalyzing transformative change in the lives of those they father.

  • In a day and age when the presence of paternal influence is notably lacking, apostolic leaders face an undeniable and urgent need to transcend their conventional roles as mere leaders. Now, more than ever, they must fully embrace their true calling as spiritual fathers, offering guidance, nurturing, and unwavering care that can only be provided by those who embody the essence of a spiritual father.

    This generation yearns for a profound and intimate connection, as well as compassionate support that can only be fostered through the presence of spiritual fathers. As spiritual orphans wander, desperately seeking purpose and identity, it becomes imperative for apostolic leaders to wholeheartedly embrace the role of a father, guiding others to experience a deep, personal encounter with God the Father and embracing their true identity as cherished children of the Divine.

     Here are ten strategic shifts for apostolic leaders to become influential spiritual fathers, catalyzing transformative change in the lives of those they father.

  • In this episode of The Power of Five podcast, Glenn Bleakney advocates that more than revival is needed in the Church today.

    First and foremost, there must be re:formation. We must go back to the ancient ways of the New Testament and rediscover and restore the Fivefold ministry that will cause the church to experience great grace once again!

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  • Welcome to the Kingdom Encounter Show with Glenn Bleakney! Dive deep into the heart of God's desire to dwell among His people through intimacy and relationship. Join us as we explore the divine blueprint for building a sanctuary where God's glory and power can flow freely. Each episode, Glenn Bleakney offers powerful insights and teachings that call the church to consecration, enabling God's people to become vessels of His glory, through which signs, wonders, and miracles manifest.

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    Tune in to the Kingdom Encounter Show and satisfy your hunger for experiencing more of God's glory in and through the life of His people - the ekklesia.

  • Welcome to the Kingdom Encounter Show with Glenn Bleakney! Dive deep into the heart of God's desire to dwell among His people through intimacy and relationship. Join us as we explore the divine blueprint for building a sanctuary where God's glory and power can flow freely. Each episode, Glenn Bleakney offers powerful insights and teachings that call the church to consecration, enabling God's people to become vessels of His glory, through which signs, wonders, and miracles manifest.

    For more info about Glenn Bleakney, visit https://awakenations.org. Donā€™t miss out on our free television network, Kingdom Community TV, available at https://kingdomcommunity.tv, where you can also download our apps.

    Tune in to the Kingdom Encounter Show and satisfy your hunger for experiencing more of God's glory in and through the life of His people - the ekklesia.

  • Glenn Bleakney shares on the theme of reformation.

    But what is it that God is re-forming?

    The Church is first and foremost a body - the Body of Christ called to stand before the nations of the world to re-present Jesus Himself, not religion.

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