In this powerful sermon, Matt Wakefield addresses an audience gathered for a spiritual encounter, emphasizing the need to fully open our hearts and minds to the presence of the Lord. Ps. Matt outlines his belief that God is sending a prophetic message of reformation not just to their church, Mercy Culture, but to the entire nation. Using Acts 2 and Ezekiel 1 as key scriptures, he explains how God's glory is what reforms culture and discusses the significance of spiritual encounters and divine prophetic revelations. He also shares a personal encounter with God and calls for believers to let go of self and religious complacency, urging them to hunger and thirst for the true glory of God which is powerful enough to bring lasting reformation to individuals, cities, and nations.

In 'The Power to Finish,' Pastor Les Cody delivers an inspiring message focusing on perseverance and the importance of finishing strong in faith. Using the story of Elijah from 1 Kings 19:4-8, Cody discusses the challenges of life's journey, the faithfulness of God, and the power of the Holy Spirit. He emphasizes the significance of staying active in faith, avoiding spiritual sleepiness, and confronting frustrations. Ps. Les also addresses the prophetic words for the years 2023 and 2024, encouraging the congregation to embrace reformation and action. With references to scripture, he calls for awakening, steadfastness, and obedience to God’s will.

In this episode of Holy Disruption, Heather Schott is joined by Brian Barcelona, founder of One Voice Student Missions and the Jesus Club. They discuss the pressing need for authenticity in ministering to Gen Z, who yearn for real encounters with faith rather than overproduced services. Brian shares his journey from a troubled youth to a passionate evangelist dedicated to preaching in public high schools. The conversation touches on topics like the modern challenges youth face, the power of personal testimony, and the ever-present need for compassion and genuine relationships. The episode concludes with a prayer for Gen Z and future generations to ignite a lasting movement of revival and reformation.

In this message, Ps. Will Ford shares an insightful message titled 'Brokenness Pleases The Lord.' The sermon explores the concept of biblical brokenness, drawing parallels between the process of threshing wheat and the spiritual growth and transformation believers undergo. Ps. Will emphasizes the importance of surrendering one's will and desires to God, understanding brokenness not as shattered beyond repair but as a journey towards becoming the person God intends. Key scriptures such as Isaiah 57:15, Zechariah 14:3-7, and various passages from Genesis and the Psalms are discussed, illustrating how God uses seasons of brokenness to refine and prepare individuals for greater purposes.

In this message, Ps. Seth Morrow focuses on John 3:22-30 and the concept of humility. Ps. Seth highlights how humility pleases God and discusses its benefits, citing various scriptures. He explores understanding the proper view of oneself, recognizing and combating pride and insecurity, and embracing a heart posture of humility. The message concludes with a call to posture oneself humbly before God and to let Him increase in one's life.

Join Landon Schott and special guest Corey Russell as they share invaluable insights on becoming a spiritual leader. From early morning prayers with a 90-year-old intercessor to the transformative power of speaking in tongues, this episode dives deep into practical and spiritual disciplines essential for leaders. Discover how to cultivate intimacy with the Holy Spirit, the importance of praying scripture, and maintaining a vibrant prayer life amidst life's challenges. Corey also offers a powerful prayer for those seeking the baptism of the Holy Spirit. Don't miss this profound discussion aimed at helping leaders grow spiritually and lead others by following Christ.

In this message, Ps. Isaac emphasizes the importance of fasting and its impact on spiritual growth and intimacy with God. Ps. Isaac reflects on their own journey of fasting, including personal anecdotes and scriptural references. The message outlines the elements of true fasting that please the Lord—intimacy, selflessness, and mercy—while dismantling the idea that fasting in itself pleases God without a pure heart. This message encourages believers to deny their own pleasures to seek the pleasures of Heaven, providing practical advice and sharing inspirational stories of personal transformation through fasting. The sermon concludes with a heartfelt prayer, inviting the congregation to experience a breakthrough in their spiritual lives by embracing a lifestyle of fasting and deeper intimacy with God.

In this episode of Holy Disruption, Heather Schott dives deep into the topic of women in ministry alongside guest Dr. Michael Brown. Together, they explore the historical, cultural, and biblical contexts around women’s roles in the church, leadership, and society. Dr. Brown, a renowned scholar and apologist, clarifies often misunderstood scriptures and stresses the importance of recognizing and empowering women's gifts in ministry. They discuss the role of men in supporting women, the dangers of a reactionary and abusive patriarchal system, and the transformational power of obeying God's calling regardless of societal barriers. Settle in for an empowering and enlightening discussion that aims to break down misconceptions and encourage both men and women to embrace their God-given callings.

In this message, Ps. Jasmine Weiler shares the importance of worship and how it pleases the Lord. She emphasizes that worship is a significant component of our faith and relationship with God, involving both the body and soul. Ps. Jasmine explores the concept of worship through the story of Mary of Bethany and Lazarus from John 12:1-8, underscoring the sacrificial and intentional nature of true worship. The message encourages believers to pray in the spirit, give their bodies in worship, and command their souls to align with God, highlighting that worship is not merely a genre of music but a heartfelt response to God's goodness and presence.

In this thought-provoking message, Ps. Seth explores the concept of consecration and its significance in the Christian faith. He defines consecration, explaining it as the process of setting something apart as holy for religious purposes. He emphasizes that there is no holiness without consecration, citing scriptures from First Peter and Leviticus. The message also differentiates between sanctification, God's responsibility, and consecration, the individual's responsibility. We learn the dangers of familiarity with the holy and the need for humility. The message concludes by encouraging believers to examine what they hold in their hands and to fill their lives with things that please the Lord.