In this opening episode, Alex begins the journey from soul-led effort to spirit-to-Spirit communion. Starting at the well in John 4, we uncover the moment Jesus declared an entirely new way of worship—one not dependent on location, mood, or ritual. Worship no longer begins with your attempt to reach God. It begins with His life in you. You’re not entering in—you’re already in.

Ask Yourself:

• Am I still trying to enter in, or do I know I’m already in?

• What part of me have I trained to lead in worship—my soul or my spirit?

• Have I confused atmosphere with presence?

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Resurrection isn’t a future reward—it is the indwelling life of the risen Christ, formed in you. In this final episode, Alex invites you to go beyond borrowed language and surface-level change, into the reality of resurrection life that dismantles the self-life and forms the Son. This isn’t about upgrading your behaviour—it’s about the old man being ended and the new man maturing. Grace doesn’t make your life better. It gives you His.

Ask yourself:

• Where has resurrection become your source, not just your language?
• Is the Son being formed in you—or are you still managing the soul?
• Has grace confronted and ended your self-life—or just comforted it?

What kind of death does discipleship really demand?

In this episode, Alex explores the twofold death that every disciple must walk through—the once-for-all crucifixion of the old man in Adam, and the daily dying of the self-life. Drawing on Bonhoeffer’s piercing insight, this message calls us to embrace the cross not as a concept, but as the beginning of real formation. Because until the soul yields, the new man cannot grow.

Ask yourself:

• Am I still trying to improve what God has already crucified?
• Have I truly surrendered my self-life, or am I just managing it?
• Is the Spirit ruling, or is the soul still in charge?

Join Alex in this opening episode as he unpacks Dietrich Bonhoeffer’s powerful call to confront cheap grace and rediscover true discipleship through the breaking of the soul and the forming of the new man under spiritual parenting. This episode challenges us to ask: What gospel have I truly believed—and what kind of disciple has it made me?

Ask yourself:

You asked for fire—but do you know what it comes to do?

In this final episode of The Master Builder, we confront the consuming presence of God—not as energy, emotion, or passion, but as holy fire that tests the origin of everything we've built. The fire doesn’t affirm what we’ve constructed—it reveals whether the source was truly Him. It exposes what we've protected, managed, or maintained in our own strength. And it calls us to return to agreement.

Ask yourself:

🔥 Did God really ask me to build this?

🔥 Am I holding on to something He’s asking me to lay down?

🔥 Is this still from Him—or has it become mine?

The moment of realignment is what He’s looking for. Not polish. Not perfection. Just agreement. Because when we return to what He originally asked—He responds. And He still says today: “From this day—I will bless you.” (Haggai 2:19) Let the fire fall. Let it reveal the source. Let the Father rebuild.

The test of your work isn’t in its size—it’s in its source. We explore how even spiritual things can be built from the soul, and why the Father exposes what we’ve built in independence. If the foundation has cracked, this is your invitation to return.

Ask yourself:

• What am I still holding that He’s asking to touch?
• Did this begin in prayer—or in pressure?
• Has my obedience shifted into ownership?

You may have started in obedience—But what you’re carrying now… did He really ask for it?

In this episode, we confront the subtle drift from revelation to results—how we can begin in surrender and end up in self-effort. We walk through the exile, examine Haggai’s challenge, and uncover how pragmatism often disguises itself as faithfulness. Because when God pulls back the supply, it’s not always warfare—it might be exposure.

Ask yourself:

• Am I still building what He asked for—or just managing what once worked?
• Has the grace lifted because the assignment drifted?
• And if the momentum has dried up… did I move?

You’ve probably built something “for God.” But what if He never initiated it? What if the fire that’s already here isn’t coming to test your effort—but to reveal the source? In this opening episode, we confront the hidden independence that can exist inside even our most spiritual activity—and we return to the foundation: Christ Himself.

Ask yourself:

• Am I building what He asked for—or just what works, and everyone else is doing it?
• Have I shifted from obedience to ownership?
• When the fire reveals the origin—will it be Him… or me?

What if the Christian life isn’t about producing fruit... but about trusting the Life that’s already inside you?

In this episode, Alex shares a powerful personal story from 2023 — a day of traffic jams, hospital runs, and unexpected patience — revealing how the true life of the Son matures inside the new man.

We’ll explore why the self-life can never be faithful, but the faithfulness of Christ already lives in us, growing quietly and powerfully as we abide.

Ask yourself:

• Where am I still trying to produce what’s already planted?
• Where is He inviting me to trust His process instead of forcing my own?
• Where is His faithfulness already growing in me, even if I can't yet see it?

This isn’t about big moments. This is about the slow, unseen formation that happens when no one’s watching. When it feels like life is paused. When nothing’s clear. When the Father benches you.

In this final episode, I share how the new man is matured in hidden seasons—not through ministry activity, but through daily surrender and total dependency on Him.

Ask yourself:

• Where’s the Father asking me to trust Him even when I can’t see what He’s doing?
• Am I okay leaning on Him when nothing around me feels like it’s moving?
• How is the Father using this hidden season to grow and mature me as the new man?