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In this episode, we delve into the controversial topic of why people fall during church services, examining biblical accounts and theological insights. We explore whether these manifestations are of God, the devil, or conducted through manipulation, aiming to bring clarity and understanding.

Unlock the surprising truth behind why people fall in some churches—and why it's not what you think. Are these manifestations of God's power or is something else at play? If you've ever wondered whether falling in the Spirit is genuine, fake, or even demonic, this episode exposes the biblical, spiritual, and cultural reasons behind these phenomena.

In this eye-opening conversation, we dive deep into the scriptures—comparing accounts from John 18, Revelation, Ezekiel, and Acts—to decode what causes people to fall under the power of God. You'll discover how encounters with divine presence and glory can overwhelm believers, leading them to fall—whether in awe, humility, or deliverance. We also explore the dangerous lines where fakery and manipulation appear, helping you discern authentic moves of God from counterfeit.

Learn about five powerful reasons why people fall in churches: encountering God's presence, experiencing His glory, being under the weight of divine power, undergoing deliverance from evil spirits, and divine encounters with angels or Christ Himself. This episode challenges common misconceptions—like falling being purely emotional or demonic—showing that over 90% of falls are biblical and purposeful when led by the Holy Spirit. Understand the importance of seeking God's face over manifestations, and how genuine spiritual encounters can truly transform lives.

This message is vital for pastors, Christians, and sceptics alike—anyone seeking clarity in a world full of counterfeit miracles and emotional displays. Knowing why believers fall can deepen your faith, improve your discernment, and restore confidence in genuine spiritual power. If you're tired of the confusion and want biblical understanding of these phenomena, this episode is your essential guide.

Prepare to see spiritual manifestations in a new light— rooted in Scripture, open to God's power, and guided by His Spirit. Whether you've experienced falling yourself or want to understand its biblical basis, hit play now and discover the true reasons why God’s glory causes men and women to fall in His presence.

Key topics covered:

Biblical incidents of individuals falling in the presence of God (John 18, Revelation, Ezekiel, Acts 9)
The significance of falling under the influence of divine presence or glory
The difference between genuine manifestations of the Holy Spirit and fake/orchestrated displays
Reasons why people fall in churches:
Encountering the presence of God
Experiencing the glory of God
Encountering divine power or anointing
Being delivered from evil spirits
Encounters with divine beings or angels
The importance of proper biblical understanding and avoiding misinterpretation
The dangers of faking spiritual manifestations and the need for genuine faith.

Final Words:
Remember, manifestations are tools to encounter God, but our focus must remain on seeking His presence, His glory, and His righteousness. Do not be easily deceived by counterfeit displays—trust the biblical foundation and the Holy Spirit’s guidance.

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In this episode, Wilfred discusses the importance of spiritual sensitivity, drawing from the story of the Shunammite woman and Elisha. Wilfred  emphasizes how being sensitive in the spirit allows Christians to perceive divine signals, respond to God's promptings, and navigate life's challenges with faith. The conversation highlights the necessity of faith, prayer, and developing a close relationship with the Holy Spirit to enhance spiritual sensitivity and receive divine guidance.

Sensitivity in the spirit helps Christians escape evil and accidents.
The Shunammite woman's faith was evident in her speech and actions.
Elisha's insensitivity to the Shunammite woman's plight illustrates the need for spiritual alertness.
Being sensitive allows one to recognize God's promptings and warnings.
Faith without action is dead; the Shunammite acted on her faith to seek help.
Prayer and fasting enhance spiritual sensitivity and intimacy with God.
Worshiping in spirit and truth is essential for spiritual sensitivity.
Drawing near to God is a personal responsibility that leads to divine closeness.
Sensitivity is crucial for recognizing and changing negative spiritual influences.
In 2026, Christians are encouraged to develop their sensitivity to God's voice and leading.

Here are the contents below:

Introduction to Sensitivity

Overview of the topic and its importance in spiritual life.

Understanding Spiritual Sensitivity

Explanation of what it means to be sensitive in the spirit and its significance.

Biblical Story of the Shunammite Woman

Detailed recount of the story from 2 Kings 4:17-37 and its lessons on sensitivity.

The Role of Faith in Sensitivity

How faith influences sensitivity and the power of speaking faith into existence.

Developing Spiritual Sensitivity

Practical steps to enhance spiritual sensitivity, including prayer, fasting, and worship.

Challenges of Insensitivity

Discussion on the consequences of being spiritually insensitive and how to overcome them.

Conclusion and Call to Action

Encouragement to develop personal intimacy with God and act on faith

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In this episode of the Global Revival Blast Podcast, Wilfred discusses the profound importance of forgiveness in the Christian faith and personal life. He explores the challenges of forgiving others and oneself, emphasizing that forgiveness is essential for spiritual growth, healing, and emotional freedom. Through biblical references and personal reflections, he encourages listeners to practice forgiveness, highlighting that it is not only a command from God but also a pathway to peace and joy. Wilfred concludes with a prayer for healing and the ability to forgive, urging listeners to share the message of forgiveness with others.

Forgiveness is a gift from God that everyone needs.
It is often difficult for Christians to practice forgiveness.
Forgiveness is essential for healing and peace.
Unforgiveness leads to bitterness and bondage.
Forgiveness is not about excusing the wrong done to us.
We can forgive even without an apology from the offender.
Forgiveness is a command from God and a sign of spiritual maturity.
Practicing forgiveness brings emotional freedom and joy.
God's forgiveness of our sins is the foundation for our forgiveness of others.
Forgiveness is rooted in love and is necessary for healthy relationships.

Here's a summary of each chapter from "Forgiveness - Let Us Practice It":

Introduction: The episode begins with a warm welcome and introduces the theme of forgiveness, emphasizing its significance for spiritual growth and personal healing.

The Importance of Forgiveness: This chapter highlights why forgiveness is essential, not just for spiritual development but also for achieving peace and a closer walk with God.

Scriptural References: Wilfred  delves into various biblical scriptures, such as Colossians 3:13 and Mark 11:25, to underline the biblical foundation and importance of forgiveness.

The Challenge of Forgiveness: This section explores the emotional difficulties and challenges people face when trying to forgive, acknowledging the pain and struggle involved.

Personal Reflections and Apologies: The speaker shares personal stories and stresses the importance of both seeking forgiveness and offering it to others, even when it's difficult.

The Power of Forgiveness: Forgiveness is portrayed as a source of peace and joy, while unforgiveness is described as a source of bondage and bitterness.

Forgiving Without Apologies: The chapter discusses the concept of forgiving others even when they haven't apologized, emphasizing that forgiveness is more about personal freedom than the offender's actions.

Biblical Parables and Teachings: The speaker analyzes parables like the unforgiving servant and teachings from Matthew 18 to illustrate the importance of forgiveness in Christian life.

Reasons to Forgive: This section lists compelling reasons to forgive, including spiritual freedom, obedience to Christ, and following His example.

Conclusion and Prayer: The episode concludes with encouragement to practice forgiveness, a prayer for healing and grace, and a reminder that forgiveness is a powerful act, not a sign of weakness.

These summaries provide a concise overview of each chapter, capturing the essence and key messages of the episode. Don't miss it - Please, listen and remain blessed in the Lord.

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In this thought provoking sermon, an episode titled "The Danger of Quenched Fire" focuses on the spiritual risks of suppressing the Holy Spirit's influence, loss of passion for God, drawing directly from the biblical command: "Do not quench the Spirit" (1 Thessalonians 5:19).

Ways the Fire is Quenched:

• Living  in a Compromising lifestyle : Persisting in behaviours that grieve God, such as immorality or bitterness, Living a life that quenched the fire
• Neglect of Spiritual Disciplines: Allowing prayer, Bible study, and fellowship to fade starves the spiritual flame of its "fuel".
• Resisting God’s Leading: Saying "no" to the Holy Spirit’s promptings or treating prophetic messages with contempt.

The Spiritual Dangers:

• Loss of Power: A believer without this "fire" becomes spiritually ineffective and susceptible to the "flaming arrows" of the enemy.
• Lukewarmness: As seen in the Letter to Laodicea, a lack of zeal can lead to a state where God "spits out" the lukewarm.
• Loss of First Love and passion for the kingdom of God. 

The episode encourages us ways to rekindle the fire and passion back and have the fire and burn for the Lord .

Don't miss this holy Ghost inspired episode , listen and discover more about the Holy Ghost and a Christian living . 

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In this episode, Wilfred discusses the profound impact of fasting on spiritual growth and intimacy with God. He emphasizes that fasting is not merely about seeking material blessings but is a spiritual discipline that enhances one's relationship with God. The conversation explores the necessity of fasting for revival, repentance, and the transformative power it holds in overcoming life's challenges. Wilfred encourages listeners to engage in fasting as a means to deepen their faith and experience God's presence more fully.

Fasting is a catalyst for spiritual growth and revival.
It is essential to seek God's face through fasting.
Fasting enhances spiritual sensitivity and intimacy with God.
Fasting is not a commandment but an expectation for Christians.
Repentance through fasting is a way to return to God.
Fasting can lead to transformative experiences and breakthroughs.
Fasting is a powerful tool for overcoming challenges and obstacles.
God responds to genuine hunger for Him more than to noisy prayers.
Fasting should focus on seeking God's presence, not just His blessings.
Engaging in fasting can elevate one's spiritual life to new levels.

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A new chapter is not just a change of season—it is a moment of divine reshaping. In this powerful episode, we journey to the Potter’s house (Jeremiah 18:1–6) to witness how God works with what is in His hands. The clay was marred, yet it was not discarded. Instead, the Potter began again.

This message speaks to anyone who feels broken, delayed, or reshaped by life’s pressures. God is not finished with you. The same hands that formed you are still moulding you for His purpose. What looks like interruption may actually be divine preparation for a greater vessel.

In this episode, you will discover:

What it means to start a new chapter under the sovereign hands of God

Why brokenness does not disqualify you but positions you for transformation

How surrender keeps us pliable in the Potter’s hands

The difference between resisting the process and yielding to divine shaping

This is a call to trust the process, embrace God’s timing, and allow Him to remake you according to His perfect will. The next chapter of your life will not be written by your past failures, but by the Potter who holds your future.

In this conversation, Wilfred explores the metaphor of God as the potter and humanity as clay, emphasizing the transformative power of divine intervention. He discusses the importance of repentance, the invitation to remain in God's hands, and the often uncomfortable process of spiritual growth. The conversation highlights the need for individuals and nations to respond positively to God's call for reshaping and renewal, ultimately leading to a deeper understanding of one's purpose as a vessel for God's work. 

Your life is still on the wheel—and the Potter’s hands are at work.

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In this episode, Wilfred discusses the importance of navigating new seasons with God as we enter a new year. He emphasizes understanding the current season, the role of the Holy Spirit, and the need to let go of past experiences to embrace new beginnings. The conversation highlights God's provision, the call for spiritual renewal, and the importance of faith and obedience in navigating challenges ahead. Wilfred encourages listeners to be spiritually alert and to allow God to lead them into a fruitful year.
Understanding the season is crucial for navigation.
The Holy Spirit is essential for guidance.
Let go of past failures and successes.
God is doing a new thing in 2026.
Faith is necessary to see God's new work.
God will provide even in difficult times.
Spiritual maturity requires development and effort.
Obedience to God leads to blessings.
We must be sensitive to the Holy Spirit's leading.
A new chapter calls for a fresh commitment to God
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In this episode, Wilfred discusses the significance of the New Year from a Christian perspective, emphasizing the importance of aligning with God's plans rather than worldly aspirations. He introduces the concept of the New Covenant, highlighting its relational and internal nature, and how it transforms believers into new creatures. The discussion focuses on the shift from external laws to internal transformation through faith in Christ.

As Christians, we should align with God's perspective.
The New Year offers a fresh start and new purpose.
God's plan for us is anchored in a new covenant.
The New Covenant is relational and internal, not external.
Believers are transformed into new creatures through Christ.
The New Covenant is built on better promises.
All things work together for good for those who love God.
The focus of the New Covenant is on who we are in Christ.
The law is now written on our hearts, not on stone.
The New Covenant emphasizes internal transformation over external performance.

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In this powerful episode, we explore the Manifestation of the Extravagant Grace of God—a grace that goes beyond human merit, religious effort, and personal worthiness. This is not ordinary grace; it is lavish, overwhelming, and transformational. God’s extravagant grace meets us at our lowest, restores us completely, and empowers us to live in victory and intimacy with Him.

You’ll discover how God’s grace is not just a doctrine to believe, but a divine reality to be experienced—grace that forgives the undeserving, heals the broken, empowers the weak, and releases believers into their God-given purpose. From Scripture to practical life application, this episode reveals how grace manifests in salvation, restoration, righteousness, and supernatural living.

Whether you feel disqualified, weary, or hungry for more of God, this message will remind you that where sin abounds, grace much more abounds. The grace of God is not limited—it is extravagant, unstoppable, and available to you right now.

Extravagant grace goes beyond ordinary human limitations.
The grace of God is powerful and transformative.
Christ's love is the ultimate example of extravagant grace.
Grace extends beyond geographical boundaries, including to Gentiles.
Grace does not condemn but redirects us from sin.
Victory and triumph come through grace.
Grace gives us what we do not deserve.
God's grace is available to everyone, not just a select few.

Be sure to subscribe, rate, and share this episode with someone who needs to encounter the extravagant grace of God. If this message blesses you, leave a review and let us know how God’s grace has transformed your life. Stay connected for more life-changing episodes.

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In this powerful episode, we journey into one of the most transformative subjects in the entire Christian faith—the Grace of God. Many people misunderstand grace as a license for ungodly living, but Scripture makes it clear: grace changes everything. Grace doesn’t lead us into irresponsibility…it leads us into transformation, empowerment, and intimacy with God.

Welcome back everyone! Today we explore The Wonders of Grace—a theme woven through the lives of Moses, David, Paul, Mary, and even the prodigal son. Grace is not just a doctrine to study, but the very power of God at work in the life of every Christian.

Apostle Paul boldly declared in 1 Corinthians 15:10:
“By the grace of God I am what I am…”
His life was proof that grace makes, shapes, and empowers us for destiny. Every Christian is a product of the grace of God.
We examine why the message of grace is so vital in this generation, cutting through cultural and denominational backgrounds to uncover the biblical foundations of grace—its meaning, its manifestations, and its life-changing impact.
From redemption through His blood (Ephesians 1:7) to the fullness we receive from Christ (John 1:16), we discover that grace provides everything we need—nothing missing, nothing lacking, only an overflowing supply of God’s goodness.

In this episode, we explore four vivid examples of grace in action:

Moses — Grace in the Sight of God
After Israel’s rebellion, Moses found grace with God, and God’s presence became the mark of distinction (Exodus 33:12–17). Grace brought guidance, acceptance, and glory.

The Prodigal Son — Restored by Grace
The father ran toward the broken son and restored him into full sonship (Luke 15:11–24). Grace restores what was lost.

David & Mephibosheth — Grace to the Undeserving
David sought out Mephibosheth, the crippled grandson of Saul, and seated him at the king’s table (2 Samuel 9). Grace lifts the lowly and honors the forgotten.

Saul (Paul) — Grace That Transforms Lives
The persecutor of the church became a chosen vessel of Christ (Acts 9:1–6). Grace rewrites destinies.

Mary — Favored With Grace
The angel appeared to Mary saying, “You have found grace with God.” (Luke 1:30). Grace positions us for divine assignment.

Throughout this episode, we uncover how the grace of God restores, uplifts, justifies, empowers, adopts, and strengthens us to live godly lives and fulfill kingdom purpose.

Grace is not an excuse for sin—it is the divine empowerment to overcome sin and live for Christ.

And as James 4:6 says, “He gives more grace.”

My prayer is that as you listen, you will experience fresh grace—grace that distinguishes, transforms, and empowers you for the journey ahead.

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