This Sermon teaches how to discern spirits—natural and supernatural—using Scripture (Ephesians, John, 1 John, Acts) and practical examples. Pastor Bob explains how to test and recognize God’s voice amid false prophets and cultural deception, and gives four clear steps to grow in discernment: stay in the Word, stay in prayer, ask for the gift, and obey quickly.

This message highlights often overlooked lessons from the Christmas Story in Luke chapter 1 and closes with Isaiah 61 read as a prophetic encouragement and a prayer for restored dreams and family lines.

Lessons from the Christmas Story:

This message revisits key points from part one and focuses on congregant responsibility, the irresponsibility cycle, and practical steps to become a powerful person who owns their choices.

It outlines ten actionable ways to strengthen the church—contribute to its soul, Impact the atmosphere by participating, be easy to lead, be committed to a good report, have an outward focus, come ready to minister, Find a place for yourself in the vision, have fun, be generous, and be committed to community.

In this message we explore praying for our nation through the lens of Ephesians 6 and Jesus’ authority: putting on the full armor of God, praying in the Spirit, and using Scripture to bind darkness and loose heaven’s realities. The message emphasizes that our struggle is spiritual, not against people, and that God has given believers authority to partner with Him through faith, the Word, and access to the throne of grace.

You’ll be encouraged to pray boldly and rightly—knowing Christ has finished the work, the Holy Spirit intercedes for us, and we can bring heaven’s truth into earthly situations with confidence and love.

This episode encourages listeners to engage locally and globally — a call to vote, updates on podcast growth, and stories of mission support in India and beyond.

The message outlines practical steps you can use to make your Church a Great Church: contribute to the church's soul, participate to shape the atmosphere, be easy to lead, and commit to sharing a good report.

Thank you for taking the time to listen to the well church Souderton's podcast, we pray that you enjoy this message and that it creates a well of hope in your life today.

This message focuses on nationwide and global revival — returning to biblical foundations, rebuilding altars of worship and sacrifice, seeking God’s priorities, pursuing unity, and emphasizing souls and sound doctrine. We reflect on the letters to the seven churches in Revelation as timely exhortations to repent, persevere, and reclaim passion, and we encourage walking in the power of the finished work of the cross.

Pastor Dan Ombija shares powerful testimonies from ministry in Kenya—stories of healings, a child raised from the dead, outreach among the Maasai and slum communities, and a prophetic vision for global revival.

The episode centers on rebuilding the altars of revival: returning to Scripture, setting life priorities, pursuing unity and doctrine, rekindling passion, and seeking God’s power through prayer and surrendered lives.

Our First Bilingual Service!

In this service, visiting pastors from Costa Rica share their ministry journey with Peniel Ministries and the Hopewell Network, and Pastor Guni preaches about treating the Bible as our daily "manual of life"—urging listeners to prioritize Scripture over scrolling, deepen their connection with God, and receive prayer, healing, and encouragement for daily life. 

For more information or to sow into what God is doing in Costa Rica visit penielministriespa.com

Acts 6, Leviticus 19 and Ephesians 4

In this episode Pastor Matt discusses recent national events including the assassination of Charlie Kirk, shares a personal story of smuggling Bibles in China, and calls the congregation to pray for and support the persecuted church worldwide.

We discuss the role of the church in society and clarify that separation of Church and State was put in place to keep the government from legislating a national religion not to guarantee a secular Government.  The issues we are told to be silent about because they are political are actually social issues.   The Bible gives us clear guidance around social issues and we should share that insight with the culture around us.

Speaking biblical truth isn't Hate Speech. Actually, it is hateful to not speak truth.  Sin is the symptom of not knowing Jesus.  We aren't called to point out symptoms, instead we should bring God's solutions into the culture around us.  

The message ends by outlining a Biblical worldview on sexually and marriage. 

*a few names were redacted in this message to protect fellow believers form additional persecution in their nation.

In this message Dave uses gardening metaphors and Jesus' parable of the sower to explore the harvest as the end of the age, urging listeners to discern the times, care for imperfect people, and join in the work of making disciples with compassion and perseverance.