Glenn Bleakney sits down with Bill Prankard, a global revival leader with over 60 years of ministry and more than five decades of traveling healing ministry around the world.

In this episode, Bill shares the defining moment that transformed his life and ministry: a reluctant visit to a Kathryn Kuhlman healing service in 1972. What began with skepticism ended in a profound, personal encounter with the Holy Spirit—an encounter that shifted his faith from doctrine to intimacy and ignited a lifetime of miracles, revival, and nations touched by the power of God.

From emptied hospitals and undeniable healings to a prophetic vision of end-time revival, Bill unpacks why the Church must pursue the Holy Spirit—not just His power—and why the greatest move of God is still ahead. This is a stirring call to faith, fire, and participation in the last great awakening.

In this episode, Glenn Bleakney unpacks what he believes God is doing in the global Church as we move toward 2026—a season marked not by more activity, but by deep dismantling and remantling.

Glenn challenges activity-based, event-driven Christianity and calls believers beyond institutional religion into a living, relational faith where the Church becomes God’s dwelling place, not merely a place people attend.

This is not a message of judgment, but an invitation—to lay down blueprints, return to the pattern revealed in Scripture, and respond personally and corporately to God’s call to become His habitation.

As the gap widens between presence and performance, this conversation confronts a defining question for the coming season:

Will we continue with hustle—or will we become the house?

What if the Christian life was never meant to be driven by plans, pressure, or performance—but by sight?

Jesus said, “The Son can do nothing of Himself, but only what He sees the Father doing.” Seeing the Father was His True North. It oriented every decision, every delay, every action. He didn’t live from strategy—He lived from awareness.

In this episode, we explore what it truly means to see the Father—not through visions or mystical moments alone, but through relational attentiveness, presence, and alignment. Seeing becomes the compass that keeps us from striving, reacting, or forcing outcomes. When sight is lost, we substitute busyness for obedience and activity for intimacy.

This message calls us back to a life where relationship defines direction, where fruit flows from abiding, and where discernment replaces pressure. If you’ve ever felt tired, restless, or unsure why your efforts aren’t producing life, this episode invites you to recalibrate—to find your True North again by living from the Father’s presence.