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Ever wonder why success doesn’t always bring peace? Dr. Gabe explores the concept of the “child within us”—the unhealed and vulnerable parts shaped by our childhood experiences. 

He emphasizes that everyone carries some level of childhood dysfunction due to imperfect homes and families, and that success or accomplishment does not equate to inner healing.

Jesus is the ultimate model for healthy relationships. From friendships and family ties to romantic connections, Dr. Gabe challenges some common assumptions about marriage, singleness, and even what it means to be whole as an individual. 

If you’ve ever wondered why relationships, even among Christians, can feel so dysfunctional, or if you’re looking to build stronger, more meaningful bonds in every area of your life, Overnurtured and Underdeveloped is for you!

In the second installment of Overnutured and Underdeveloped, Dr. Gabe delves into Matthew 18 to explore the concept of the “child within us”—the unhealed and vulnerable parts shaped by our childhood experiences. 

He emphasizes that everyone carries some level of childhood dysfunction due to imperfect homes and families, and that success or accomplishment does not equate to inner healing. Through scripture and personal reflection, Pastor Gabriel illustrates the need for recognizing, addressing, and healing these inner wounds so we can embody the trusting, humble, and forgiving posture Jesus asks of us.

Have you ever wondered if too much comfort can actually stunt your growth? Overnurturing feels like love but blocks growth. True love corrects, challenges, and helps us mature. Feeling good isn’t the same as being ready for life’s responsibilities!

Dr. Gabe challenges us to consider how overprotection, constant affirmation without accountability, and living in a culture of entitlement can keep us spiritually immature—even when we feel loved. He unpacks how God’s love isn’t just about comfort, but about correction, discipline, and true development. 

You can’t choose yourself to be an apostle—only God can call you. 

In this session of Five Fold, Dr. Gabriel Powell dives deep into the role and calling of the apostle. He explores Galatians 1:1 and unpacks what it truly means to be an apostle. Dr. Gabe discusses the characteristics, purpose, and personality traits of an apostle, drawing clear lines between gifting, calling, and office. 

Learn how apostolic grace shows up today, how to recognize the signs of an apostolic calling, and why this gift is essential for the health and growth of the church.

The role of a prophet isn't just to predict blessings—it's also to correct, warn, and edify the church. 

In this session of Five Fold, Dr. Gabriel Powell dives deep into the true meaning and function of the prophet within the body of Christ. Dr. Gabe challenges common misconceptions and brings us back to biblical foundations, highlighting that prophets primarily speak the heart and mind of God, and their words are meant to edify, correct, align, and establish order within the church, not just the world at large.

Dive into the gift of the prophet — one who sees, speaks, and brings clarity from Heaven. This session addresses how prophetic voices operate in love, order, and alignment with God’s Word, and how to discern between the office of the prophet and prophetic gifting.

Pastors aren’t just leaders—they’re shepherds, appointed to care for, guide, and equip us. 

In this session of Five Fold, Dr. Gabriel Powell explores the biblical foundation and calling of the pastor and teacher. He emphasizes that the office of pastor is divinely appointed, focused not only on shepherding but also on teaching sound doctrine and caring for the spiritual, emotional, and relational well-being of God’s people. 

What’s the difference between a pastor and a teacher?
This teaching breaks down the shepherding heart of the pastor and the wisdom-filled role of the teacher. Whether distinct or overlapping, these roles build strong disciples and nourish the church through care, counsel, and clarity in Scripture.

The office of the evangelist is more than just public speaking—it's a unique calling to boldly bring the gospel beyond the church walls and into everyday life, fueled by a deep passion for lost souls.

In this session of Five Fold, Dr. Gabe explains how evangelists are called and gifted by Christ to build and unify the church. He clarifies the distinction between the responsibility every believer has to share their faith and the unique, leadership office of the evangelist.

Guided by scripture, Dr. Gabe explores biblical examples like Philip the evangelist, discusses the traits, strengths, and weaknesses of evangelists, and challenges us to boldly live out our faith both online and in everyday encounters.

Explore the bold, people-loving gift of the evangelist — the one called to spread the Gospel, stir up faith, and invite others into the Kingdom. Learn how this office equips others to share their faith and why evangelism is more than just street preaching.

We may be more like Judas than we think. In this message, Dr. Gabe dives deep into a story that many think they know well but might not truly understand—Judas Iscariot, one of the twelve disciples. 

But this isn't just about the Judas who betrayed Jesus; Dr. Gabe challenges us to find the "Judas within." He encourages listeners to empty their preconceived notions and listen anew to what the Spirit of God has to teach through the story of Judas.

Ambition and zeal must be founded on the things of God. In this episode, Dr. Gabe dives deep into the fascinating dynamics of brothers James and John, also known as the Sons of Thunder. Dr. Gabe explores the personalities and characteristics that Jesus saw in these passionate and zealous men.

He emphasizes the importance of unity in the body of Christ, acknowledging that while believers have different personalities and backgrounds, they must work together for God's glory. Additionally, he cautions against selfish ambition and the need for our desire for greatness to be rooted in serving others.