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In this sermon excerpt, Glenn Bleakney challenges modern believers to reclaim the supernatural normalcy of miracles as an integral part of Christian faith. Drawing from Jesus’ ministry and biblical teachings, Bleakney argues that miracles are not relics of the past but a living testament to God’s covenant and compassion .
He critiques the modern church’s tendency to prioritize pragmatic “self-help” messages over Spirit-empowered transformation, urging a return to the “complete gospel” that encompasses **spiritual salvation, physical healing, and emotional restoration . Through vivid examples from Scripture, Bleakney illustrates how Jesus’ miracles—from healing the sick to casting out demons—reveal God’s heart to liberate humanity from every form of bondage .
The sermon emphasizes that faith and expectation are keys to unlocking divine intervention, rejecting the notion that miracles are rare or irrelevant today. Bleakney also highlights the importance of intimacy with the Holy Spirit, framing miracles not as exceptions but as natural outcomes of a life aligned with God’s Kingdom purposes
Ideal for seekers and leaders alike, this message invites listeners to step into a faith marked by bold expectation and a renewed understanding of God’s power to “shift atmospheres” and manifest His glory on earth .
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The episode presents a compelling exploration of the biblical narrative in which Jesus commissions both the twelve disciples and the seventy, highlighting the theme of divine empowerment for mission work. The speaker articulates the profound implications of the number twelve as a representation of Israel, and the choice of seventy to signify the nations, echoing the original intent of God's plan for all of humanity. A significant focus is placed on the urgent call for laborers in the harvest, as Jesus identifies a great need amidst a world filled with lost souls. The discussion weaves in the emotional depth of Jesus’ compassion, noting that his mission was driven not by obligation, but by a heartfelt desire to see people saved. This theme is mirrored in the apostle Paul's profound sorrow for his kinsmen, underscoring the necessity of cultivating a similar heart for the lost. Ultimately, the podcast challenges listeners to reflect on their own roles in this mission, encouraging passionate prayer, financial support for ministry efforts, and personal engagement in sharing the Gospel.
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Join host Glenn Bleakney as he unpacks the essential values that form the DNA of a thriving kingdom culture. In this power-packed episode, Glenn dives deep into how these foundational principles shape every aspect of church life - from leadership decisions to daily interactions among members.
Episode Highlights:Glenn shares compelling stories from his global ministry experience, offering practical wisdom for leaders and believers who want to see their communities transformed. Whether you're a church leader, ministry worker, or passionate believer, this episode will equip you with actionable insights for cultivating a sustainable kingdom culture.
Special Focus:This episode features an in-depth look at how these values play out in real-world ministry contexts, including:
Don't miss this essential teaching on how to build a church culture that truly reflects God's kingdom and transforms lives for His glory.
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🎧 Available on all major podcast platforms ⏱️ Duration: 45 minutes 🔍 Tags: Church Culture, Kingdom Values, Leadership, Transformation, Community Building
"Doing Church as a Family" advocates for a transformative approach to church life, emphasizing the importance of fostering a family-based model rather than adhering to the traditional "Fantasy Church" or "Factory Church" paradigms.
This episode delves into the concept of spiritual parenting, focusing on the need to develop mature adults in faith rather than merely attracting new converts. With insights from Dr. Michael Brodeur's work, listeners will learn how to cultivate a culture characterized by intimacy, integrity, and intentionality within their church communities.
Practical strategies such as establishing small groups and promoting intergenerational partnerships are discussed, aiming to create a supportive environment that nurtures genuine connections and leadership succession.
Ultimately, the goal is to build a thriving church family that reflects God's love and purpose, enabling members to grow spiritually and contribute meaningfully to their community.
Kingdom Encounter with Glenn Bleakney is a variety show consisting of teaching, discourses, and interviews on all things Kingdom. This is a season of reformation and revival. The Church must build on the foundations of the apostles and prophets preaching and teaching the Gospel of the Kingdom in the demonstration of the Spirit's power to all nations.
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Grace is not merely a get-out-of-jail-free card; it is a transformative force that empowers us to live in accordance with our true identity as children of God.
This discussion delves into the profound implications of grace, contrasting positional righteousness—our legal standing before God—with practical righteousness, which reflects how we live out that standing in our daily lives. The hosts explore how grace awakens us to our need for change, equips us for good works, and transforms our desires from within.
The hosts highlight eight specific effects of grace that enable us to walk in authority and dominion, emphasizing that true grace leads to empowerment rather than passivity. Ultimately, the episode underscores that rejecting grace can lead to spiritual stagnation, while embracing it opens the door to a life filled with purpose, healing, and victory.
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This episode features a compelling interview with Dr. Michael Brodeur, a seasoned pastor and the visionary creator of DestinyFinder, a powerful tool designed to help individuals uncover and live out their God-given purpose. Dr. Brodier underscores the critical importance of establishing a strong identity in Christ as the foundation for pursuing one's destiny. He highlights that a firm grasp of identity not only provides clarity and direction but also shields individuals from the pitfalls of seeking external validation.
The conversation delves deep into the DestinyFinder process, which guides individuals in examining their personal history, spiritual gifts, passions, and dreams to articulate a unique "God-dream." This structured journey is designed to empower believers to step confidently into their divine calling. Dr. Brodeur passionately advocates for a transformative church model that prioritizes the spiritual growth and development of its members. He emphasizes the need for mentorship and intentional community support, fostering an environment where believers can thrive in their faith and purpose.
Throughout the discussion, Dr. Brodeur and the host explore the vital connection between faith, identity, and mission within a community context. They argue that a healthy, Kingdom-focused community plays an indispensable role in helping individuals navigate the complexities of life while staying aligned with their God-given destiny.
For more information on DestinyFinder and how it can help you discover and live out your purpose, visit https://destinyfinder.com/kingdomtv
To explore more Kingdom-focused content, including podcasts, teachings, and resources on revival, discipleship, and New Testament ministry, check out https://kingdomreformation.org
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Identity in Christ is essential for fulfilling one's destiny and purpose in life.
Discipleship should focus on development rather than mere delegation of tasks or roles.
Community plays a crucial role in personal growth and discovering one's calling in Christ.
Understanding one's history, gifts, and passions is vital for uncovering destiny.
Motivation should be rooted in God's promises, love, and the joy of serving Him.
The journey of transformation involves intentionality, mentorship, and an ongoing relationship with God.
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kingdomreformation.org
destinyfinder.com/kingdomtv
kingdomcommunity.tv
Today's discussion focuses on the **Kingdom Reformation Community** led by Glenn Bleakney, which seeks to empower pastors and church leaders for spiritual renewal and Kingdom advancement. Offering masterclasses, podcasts, and a collaborative learning community, this initiative equips leaders to apply transformative knowledge in their ministries.
The episode highlights the value of collaboration among pastors, fostering a space to share insights and address challenges collectively. Emphasizing themes of revival and reformation, it encourages listeners to reflect on how these concepts impact their personal lives and ministries. The conversation invites those drawn to a deeper Kingdom focus to explore resources at **KingdomReformation.org**, with the potential to ignite transformation within their communities.
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In this episode, we dive into prophetic insights surrounding the anticipated winds of change within the church, drawing from David Miner's 1987 prophecy as interpreted by Glenn Bleakney. The hosts open the discussion with the concept of the wind of holiness, a powerful metaphor representing God’s purifying force. This wind symbolizes a time of revelation, where the church is called to confront and cleanse anything that deviates from its divine purpose. The conversation shifts to the implications of this wind, suggesting that it will not only affect individuals but will also challenge the very structures and institutions of the church, which may be built on shaky foundations. The hosts emphasize that this process is not punitive; rather, it is a divine invitation to renewal and realignment with God’s will, ultimately preparing the church for significant transformation.
Transitioning to the second wind, known as the wind of the kingdom, the discussion highlights its role in manifesting God's power and authority on earth. This wind is described as a catalyst for revival, bringing forth a harvest of spiritual renewal and transformation. The hosts draw parallels to biblical themes, portraying this second wind as a means of resurrection and restoration, emphasizing that it is both a personal and communal experience. They articulate that the first wind prepares the church for the reception of the second, thus creating a clear sequence in the process of divine intervention and transformation.
As the dialogue progresses, the hosts underscore the necessity for active participation in this transformative work. They emphasize the importance of personal surrender, communal unity, and discernment in navigating spiritual changes. The conversation encourages listeners to actively engage in their faith journey, reflecting on personal transformations that contribute to collective readiness for God's kingdom. The hosts conclude with a hopeful message, inviting believers to embrace these winds of change and prepare for the incredible opportunities for revival and renewal that lie ahead, reinforcing that these changes are not meant to instill fear but to inspire faith and action.
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Episode Description: Join Glenn Bleakney as he delves into the profound themes of purification and restoration within the church, emphasizing a powerful transformation that is underway. This episode highlights a prophetic word from David Minor, which speaks of the "wind of holiness" blowing through the land, urging believers to turn their faces into this transformative wind.
Glenn explains that this season is not about destruction but divine reconstruction, as Christ prepares His church for unprecedented revival and kingdom advancement. He emphasizes the importance of understanding God's ways to experience His glory, as exemplified by Moses. As the church navigates these changes, listeners are encouraged to embrace a renewed commitment to Christ's lordship, purity, and effective service in the Kingdom.
The Church stands on the brink of profound transformation, as articulated by Glenn Bleakney in this insightful episode focused on the purification and restoration process currently unfolding. Bleakney emphasizes that this moment should not be viewed through the lens of destruction, but rather as an essential reconstruction, where God is preparing His people for an unprecedented revival.
Drawing on a prophetic word from David Minor, delivered in 1987, Bleakney describes a powerful wind of the Holy Spirit that calls the Church to turn its face into the wind, embracing the changes and challenges it brings. This prophetic insight serves as a reminder that institutions failing to align with God's purpose will face consequences, while those who yield to His transformative hand will experience renewal and empowerment for kingdom advancement.
Key biblical references enrich the discussion, with Bleakney highlighting the importance of understanding God's ways to experience His glory. He reflects on the journey of Moses, who sought to know God's ways before witnessing His acts, suggesting that this understanding is crucial for the Church today. Blakeney calls for a collective response to this divine invitation, urging believers to engage in repentance, renewal, and a deeper submission to Christ's lordship. This purification process, while daunting, is framed as an act of God's loving discipline, intended to refine and prepare His Church to carry His glory effectively.
Listeners are encouraged to assess their personal walks with God and their roles within the broader Church community. The episode serves as a powerful reminder that the current spiritual climate is one of opportunity—a chance to align with God’s purposes and to actively participate in the divine work of renewal that is taking place. Blakeney’s message instills a sense of hope and urgency, as he believes that the Church is being positioned for a mighty demonstration of God’s power that the world has yet to witness.
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The Spirit of God would say to you that the wind of the Holy Spirit is blowing through the land. The Church, however, is incapable of fully recognizing this wind. Just as your nation has given names to it’s hurricanes, so I have put My name on this wind. This wind shall be named
“Holiness unto the Lord”.
Because of a lack of understanding, some of My people will try to find shelter from the wind, but in so doing, they shall miss My work. For this wind has been sent to blow through every institution that has been raised in My Name. In those institutions that have substituted their name for Mine, they shall fall by the impact of My wind. Those institutions shall fall like cardboard shacks in a gale. Ministries that have not walked in uprighteousness before Me shall be broken and fall.
This is My Wind.
For this reason, man will be tempted to brand this as a work of satan, but do not be misled. This is My Wind. I cannot tolerate My Church in its present form, nor will I tolerate it. Ministries and organizations will shake and fall in the face of this wind and even some will seek to hide from that wind. They shall not escape. It shall blow against your lives and all around you will appear crumbling and so it shall.
But never forget, this is MY WIND, says the Lord. With tornado force it will come and appear to leave devastation, but the word of the Lord comes and says, “Turn your face into the wind and let it blow, for only that which is not of Me shall be devastated.” You must see this as necessary.
A second wind.
Be not dismayed, for after this, My wind shall blow again. Have you not read how My breath blew on the valley of dry bones? So it shall breathe on you. This wind will come in equal force as the first wind. This wind too will have a name. It shall be called
“The Kingdom of God”.
It shall bring government and order. Along with that, it shall bring My power. The supernatural shall come in that wind. The world will laugh at you because of the devastation of the first wind, but they will laugh no more. For this wind will come with force and power that will produce the miraculous among My people and the fear of God shall fall on the nation. My people will be willing in the day of My power says the Lord. In the first wind that is upon you now, I shall blow out pride, lust, greed, competition and jealousy and you will feel devastated, but haven’t you read “Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven?” So out of your poverty of spirit, I will establish My kingdom. Have you not read the kingdom of God is in the Holy Ghost? So by My Spirit, My kingdom will be established and made manifest.
Know this also, there will be those who will seek to hide from this present wind and they will try to flow in the second wind. But again they will be blown away by it. Only those who have turned their faces into the present wind shall be allowed to be propelled by the second wind.
You have longed for revival and a return of the miraculous and the supernatural. You and your generation shall see it, but it shall only come by My process says the Lord. The Church of this nation cannot contain My power in its present form. But as it turns to the wind of Holiness unto the Lord, it shall be purged and changed to contain my Glory. This is the judgement that has begun to the house of God, but it is not the end. When the second wind has come and brought in My harvest, then the end shall come.
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