The Christian life is not difficult. It’s impossible — apart from Christ.

In this sermon, we unpack the biblical foundation of spirit, soul, and body, and the ongoing process of sanctification. Drawing from 1 Thessalonians 5:23 and Hebrews 10:14, we explore what it means to be perfected in Christ while still being transformed in process.

This message addresses:

1. Why church attendance is not the same as discipleship
2. The six movements of spiritual formation
3. The difference between immersion and intimacy
4. How unhealed beliefs shape behavior
5. The anatomy of soul wounds
6. Practical steps toward integration and healing

Jesus did not command us to build crowds — He commanded us to make disciples.

If you’ve felt stuck, conflicted, or spiritually inconsistent, this sermon will help you discern what’s happening beneath the surface and how to invite Christ into deep restoration.

Are you striving to change… but still feeling stuck? What if the breakthrough you’re looking for doesn’t start with trying harder—but with understanding where you’re already positioned?

In this teaching rooted in 1 Thessalonians 5:23, we unpack the biblical blueprint of spirit, soul, and body—and the powerful reality that while your spirit has been perfected in Christ, your soul is still being sanctified. This isn’t contradiction; it’s the mystery of justification and sanctification working together. You are already accepted, already immersed into Christ—yet invited into an ongoing process of renewal and transformation.

We explore the movement from union to intimacy: why salvation is more than a transaction, why abiding in Christ (John 15) is the key to lasting change, and how inner healing happens not through striving—but through surrender.

If you’ve battled fear, insecurity, addiction, or cycles of frustration, this message reframes the journey. You don’t heal to belong. You belong—and from that place, you become.

This teaching also confronts common misconceptions about identity, spiritual growth, and discipleship. Instead of chasing feelings or performing for approval, you’ll learn how to live from immersion—secure in Christ—and cultivate intimacy that produces real fruit.

Transformation isn’t manufactured by effort; it flows from abiding. When you stay connected to Him, His life reshapes yours from the inside out.

Voices of the House creates space for young adults and emerging leaders to share the Word of God. In this edition, Boaz Robert shares a faith-filled testimony that calls us back to genuine belief, deep relationship with Jesus, and living from conviction rather than routine.

Why do so many sincere believers love Jesus, walk in faith, and experience the Holy Spirit—yet still struggle with fear, trauma, shame, anxiety, or inner wounds?

In this powerful teaching from the Awake Nations Ministries Podcast, we unpack the biblical truth of spirit, soul, and body healing through Scripture, discipleship, and union with Christ. Drawing from 1 Thessalonians 5:23, Luke 4:18–19, Hebrews, Romans, and Ephesians, this message reveals that salvation is not just forgiveness—it is restoration. Jesus didn’t just come to forgive—He came to heal the brokenhearted, restore captives, and proclaim the Year of the Lord’s Favor.

This teaching will equip you to understand your journey, break shame cycles, and walk in freedom as a son or daughter of God. If you’ve ever asked, “If I’m saved, why am I still struggling?”—this message is for you.

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We're waiting for fire from heaven. God is waiting for us to be moved with compassion.

Every time Jesus performed a miracle, healed the sick, or fed the multitudes, Scripture reveals the same catalyst: "He was moved with compassion." Not strategy. Not anointing. Not a scheduled move of the Spirit. Compassion.

What if the move of God we've been crying out for begins the moment we allow our hearts to break for the person right in front of us?

In this teaching, Glenn Bleakney unpacks the forgotten key to Kingdom power—how being moved with compassion isn't just an emotional response, it's a move of God flowing through you. When you weep with those who weep, when you stop to see the one everyone else walks past, when your heart is stirred to action—that IS the supernatural in motion.

The move of God you're waiting for might be waiting on you.

The gospel Jesus preached was more than forgiveness—it was a Kingdom announcement. Glenn Bleakney calls the Church back to a gospel of power, authority, and global purpose, revealing how Kingdom preaching releases freedom and advances God’s rule on the earth.

In this episode of the Awake Nations Ministries podcast, Pastor Glenn Bleakney unpacks Acts 2:22—Peter's bold Pentecost declaration that Jesus of Nazareth carried heaven's unmistakable endorsement.

Three words frame this divine authentication: miracles (dunamis—raw power), wonders (events that stop you in your tracks), and signs (supernatural signposts pointing beyond themselves). Together, they formed God's public testimony that this carpenter from Nazareth spoke and acted with divine authority.

Glenn traces this theme through Hebrews 2, Romans 15, and the prophetic visions of Isaiah, revealing a consistent biblical pattern: the gospel comes not in word only but in demonstration of the Spirit's power. Miracles aren't appendices to the message—they're integral to it, showcasing dominion over sin, sickness, and spiritual darkness.

The challenge? Embrace both proclamation and demonstration. Move beyond passive belief into active partnership with a God who still confirms His Word with signs following.

Whether you're studying Christology, hungry for revival, or pursuing Kingdom impact in your sphere of influence, this episode will stir your faith.

Awake Nations Ministries | Sunshine Coast, Australia awakeaus.com

Pastor Matt Hanlon delivers a prophetic and faith-stirring message from AwakeNations, calling believers to recognise the priceless power already in their hands.

Drawing from the story of Ruth, he unpacks covenant loyalty, redemption, and inexhaustible grace—challenging the Church to stop settling for survival and step fully into Kingdom inheritance, revival momentum, and heaven on earth living.