We often say “Jesus was born to die.” True—but incomplete.

In this episode, we slow down where Luke’s Gospel insists we slow down: the hidden, formative years of Jesus’ life. Years not marked by miracles or crowds, but by growth, submission, waiting, and ordinary faithfulness. Luke refuses to rush us from the manger to the cross, and in doing so, he reveals something essential about salvation itself.

This conversation explores why Jesus didn’t bypass human development—and why that matters profoundly for how we understand redemption, maturity, and spiritual formation. Drawing on Luke’s unique theological emphasis and the early church’s vision of recapitulation, we trace the story back to Adam and uncover a deeper problem than guilt alone: humanity’s interrupted vocation.

We’ll examine how Christ doesn’t merely forgive sin but completes humanity, carrying human life to its intended end through faithful obedience, communion with the Father, and patient formation under pressure. From Jesus at twelve years old to Hebrews’ claim that the Son “learned obedience through suffering,” this episode reframes growth, delay, and resistance—not as failures, but as necessary contexts of restoration.

If you’ve ever felt frustrated by slow progress, unseen seasons, or unfinished areas of your life, this episode offers a different lens. Salvation is not independence or self-mastery. It is participation—sharing in the finished work of Christ as God patiently completes in us what He has already completed in His Son.

Humanity’s story is no longer stalled. In Christ, it is moving—slowly, faithfully, and securely—toward the maturity God always intended.

The message “Living From Heaven’s Realm” is not just another sermon.

It is a timely revelation calling us back into the rhythm of heaven—back into the place where sons and daughters live from above, not beneath.

Glenn Bleakney unpacked what it means to live as a new creation—born from above (anóthen), aligned with the heartbeat of the Father, and moving in the same supernatural rhythm Jesus modeled.

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Ephesians 4 makes it clear: apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors, and teachers were given not for status, but for purpose — to equip, mature, and activate the Body of Christ until we reflect His fullness.

In this message, Glenn Bleakney dives deep into what the Bible truly says about the fivefold gifts (APEST), why Jesus Himself modeled them all, and how the restoration of these graces is essential for revival and Kingdom expansion today.

🔥 Discover why mending, blending, and sending is God’s pattern for equipping His Church.

🔥 Learn how apostles lay foundations, prophets bring revelation, evangelists ignite passion, pastors heal, and teachers anchor truth.

🔥 Experience fresh revelation on the number five — the breath, grace, and life of God — and why without the fivefold, His image is incomplete in the earth.

Let’s see the Body of Christ restored, equipped, and mobilized for Kingdom impact.

We’re not building audiences. We’re building altars.

We’re not just gathering people. We’re forming Kingdom family.

We’re not chasing platforms. We’re tending the flame of His presence.

In this message, Glenn Bleakney shares a prophetic word for the Church — a call to return to the ancient rhythm of Kingdom life found in the early believers of Acts 2.

The altar is where surrender and transformation begin.

The table is where real fellowship and discipleship happen.

The lampstand is where our light shines before the world.

This isn’t about religion or routine. It’s about revival — about living as a people who carry God’s presence, love one another deeply, and reveal His Kingdom everywhere we go.

If you’ve been hungry for authentic community, fresh fire, and real presence, this episode will speak straight to your spirit.

Acts 2:41–47 • Exodus 25:8–9 • Hebrews 8:5 • Revelation 1:6 • 1 Peter 2:9

In this powerful message, Glenn Bleakney calls a generation to the altar of awakening. From the days of Elijah to the chaos of our modern world, God is still raising up voices who will not bow to Baal but burn with holy fire. Discover what it means to live from the secret place—the place of pruning, covenant, and power—and how true revival begins not in the crowd but in personal consecration.

Prepare to be stirred, challenged, and ignited.

It’s time to arise and shine. The same God who answered by fire is still answering today.

🔥 “We’re not thermometers; we’re thermostats. We don’t reflect the atmosphere—we change it.”

Discover the prophetic power of Elijah’s journey from confrontation to consecration in this stirring Kingdom Sound Waves episode. Glenn Bleakney reveals how God uses seasons of hiddenness—symbolized by the brook Kerith—to shape messengers for national revival. Learn the vital difference between visitation and habitation, and why deep preparation always precedes divine outpouring. A clarion call to return to the secret place, cut away distractions, and receive fresh fire from heaven.

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Have you ever felt like you’re working hard, giving much, and yet the harvest is small? In this powerful teaching from Haggai chapter 1, Glenn Bleakney unpacks the sobering truth of why God’s people were sowing much but reaping little.

The problem wasn’t laziness—it was misplaced priorities. While they built their paneled houses, God’s house lay in ruins. The Lord used the prophet Haggai to call them back to alignment: “Consider your ways!”

This message will challenge and inspire you to put God’s Kingdom first, confront excuses, and step into covenant blessing instead of living off common grace.

🔥 Learn how to:

• Break free from survival mode and excuses.
• Discern God’s timing even in opposition.
• Overcome self-interest and comfort to embrace your true calling.
• Move from sowing frustration to reaping eternal harvest.

Don’t settle for temporary comfort—choose eternal construction. It’s time to build His house!

👉 Subscribe to Awake Nations for more prophetic insight and apostolic teaching: https://awakenations.org

Have you ever felt like you’re working hard, giving much, and yet the harvest is small? In this powerful teaching from Haggai chapter 1, Glenn Bleakney unpacks the sobering truth of why God’s people were sowing much but reaping little.

The problem wasn’t laziness—it was misplaced priorities. While they built their paneled houses, God’s house lay in ruins. The Lord used the prophet Haggai to call them back to alignment: “Consider your ways!”

This message will challenge and inspire you to put God’s Kingdom first, confront excuses, and step into covenant blessing instead of living off common grace.

🔥 Learn how to:

• Break free from survival mode and excuses.
• Discern God’s timing even in opposition.
• Overcome self-interest and comfort to embrace your true calling.
• Move from sowing frustration to reaping eternal harvest.

Don’t settle for temporary comfort—choose eternal construction. It’s time to build His house!

👉 Subscribe to Awake Nations for more prophetic insight and apostolic teaching: https://awakenations.org