Awakening With Glenn Bleakney

The Power of 21 DaysDiscover how 21 days can transform your walk with Christ! In this premiere episode, we explore Glenn Blakeney's transformative "Walking with Jesus" program, rooted in powerful biblical examples of 21-day periods of change. Learn how Daniel's 21-day's ir prayer and the messages in Haggai reveal God's perfect timing for spiritual transformation. Want to experience your own spiritual breakthrough? Join this life-changing journey for FREE at KingdomReformation.org and receive daily wisdom, guided meditations, and access to exclusive destiny-focused Zoom meetings.

In this message, Glenn Bleakney shares that there is a God that answers by Fire. We must contend for the Baptism of Fire on the earth today. You will understand in a fresh way the full significance of the baptism of the Holy Spirit and fire and how a person who is completely consumed by God's fire can change nations!Subscribe to the official Awake Nations/Kingdom Reformation for access to all our content at https://AwakeNations.org Download the Kingdom Community Television apps at https://kingdomcommunity.tv/apps

Walking With Jesus: A 21-Day Journey of Transformation"Whoever says he abides in Him ought to walk in the same way in which He walked." - 1 John 2:6 (ESV)"Walk with me and work with me—watch how I do it. Learn the unforced rhythms of grace." - Matthew 11:29 (MSG)IntroductionTime has always been a sacred instrument in God's hands. For 21 days, Daniel fasted and prayed before receiving his divine vision. In Haggai 1:15-2:1, the Lord delivered a series of messages over 21 days that transformed His people's hearts and renewed their commitment to rebuilding the temple. Throughout Scripture, God uses 21-day periods as seasons of transformation, preparation, and renewal.Today, you're embarking on your own 21-day journey of walking with Jesus. Just as the disciples walked alongside our Savior—learning from His words, witnessing His actions, and being transformed by His presence—He extends the same invitation to you. This journey is designed to deepen your relationship with Christ through daily reflection, prayer, and

In this deep-dive episode, we explore the transformative concept of "listening leadership" as discussed in Glenn Bleakney's podcast episode. This leadership approach prioritises direct communion with God as the ultimate source of wisdom and guidance, challenging the tendency to rely solely on human intellect or artificial intelligence. Drawing on biblical examples such as Adam and Eve's intimate connection with God, Solomon's divine wisdom, and Jesus' perfect alignment with the Father, we delve into how humanity was originally designed for this relationship. The episode highlights the vital role of cultivating sensitivity to the Holy Spirit to develop spiritual perception and discern God's will in leadership. Whether you're a pastor, leader, or believer seeking to align decisions with heaven's agenda, this episode offers practical insights and encouragement to embrace "listening leadership" as a restoration of God's original design for humanity and an accessible path for every follower of Christ.Join the Ki

Join the Deep-dive team as they discuss Towards an Institutional or Apostolic Vision by Alejandro Rodríguez, a long-time member of Youth With A Mission (YWAM) since 1989. The book is addressed to fellow "warriors" in YWAM, encouraging them to reflect on the organization's vision and remove practices that are commonplace in ministry but do not align with God's expectations.Become a paid subscriber to The Kingdom Reformation leader's community and download the book for free! Sign up at https://kingdomreformation.org The book argues that YWAM is best understood not as a Christian organization but as an "apostolic mission.". This distinction is important because it impacts how the organization and its members see themselves. Rodríguez warns against falling into a "Para-church" mentality, where YWAMers view themselves as separate from or superior to the local church. Instead, YWAM should be "part of something greater" -- namely, the global church.An apostolic vision, according to the sources, has several key char

In this deep-dive episode, we explore the transformative concept of "listening leadership" as discussed in Glenn Bleakney's podcast episode. This leadership approach prioritises direct communion with God as the ultimate source of wisdom and guidance, challenging the tendency to rely solely on human intellect or artificial intelligence. Drawing on biblical examples such as Adam and Eve's intimate connection with God, Solomon's divine wisdom, and Jesus' perfect alignment with the Father, we delve into how humanity was originally designed for this relationship. The episode highlights the vital role of cultivating sensitivity to the Holy Spirit to develop spiritual perception and discern God's will in leadership. Whether you're a pastor, leader, or believer seeking to align decisions with heaven's agenda, this episode offers practical insights and encouragement to embrace "listening leadership" as a restoration of God's original design for humanity and an accessible path for every follower of Christ.Join the Ki

Welcome to *Kingdom Reformation with Glenn Bleakney*! In this transformational podcast, we explore what it truly means to align with Heaven’s agenda in every area of life. Dive into thought-provoking discussions on accessing divine intelligence, living in constant communion with God, and leading with supernatural wisdom and clarity. Join Glenn Bleakney as we rediscover humanity’s original design: walking in the fullness of the Spirit, leading with a hearing heart, and accessing the limitless knowledge of our Creator. Be equipped with insights that revolutionize leadership, decision-making, and spiritual growth. Whether you're a pastor, leader, or passionate disciple, this podcast will inspire you to live powerfully and purposefully for the Kingdom of God.Tune in and step into your divine calling! Join the community at https://kingdomreformation.org

Introduction Join us for an insightful exploration of the five-fold ministry as Glenn Bleakney delves into the significance of apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors, and teachers in today's church. Discover how these roles contribute to the growth and maturity of the body of Christ, and why embracing this biblical model is crucial for the modern church.Key Discussion PointsIntroduction and Acknowledgments (00:00 - 02:00)Opening remarks and gratitude expressed towards church leadership and congregation.Mention of the fresh move of the Holy Spirit and leadership's vision aligning with New Testament teachings.The Role of Administration in Ministry (02:01 - 05:00)Explanation of the critical role of administration in church operations, drawing from 1 Corinthians 12:28 and Acts 6.Example of Numa Church's structure and its positive impact.The Five-Fold Ministry in Ephesians 4:11-16 (05:01 - 10:00)Reading and interpretation of Ephesians 4:11-16 from the New Living Translation.Discussion on the continuation of

Building on his groundbreaking exploration of church-practice disparities in a previous episode, Glenn Bleakney returns with an in-depth analysis of the critical gaps plaguing modern churches. Taking inspiration from the London Underground's famous "Mind the Gap" warning, this episode serves as both a diagnosis and a roadmap for authentic church transformation.

Today we discuss Winfield Bevins's book Marks of a Multiplying Movement.Upgrade your account to become a paid subscriber today! Not only will you gain access to this post, but as a special gift, you'll also receive a complimentary PDF copy of this book. Subscribe now at KingdomReformation.org Winfield Bevins's Marks of a Multiplying Movement examines the historical Methodist movement, founded by John Wesley, as a model for contemporary church growth. The book highlights ten key characteristics of the Methodist revival, emphasizing the importance of lay leadership, prayer, discipleship, and holistic mission. Numerous endorsements from prominent Christian leaders affirm the book's relevance and timeliness for church leaders seeking to foster multiplication movements today. The text explores Wesley's life, methods, and lasting impact, offering practical insights for building sustainable and reproducing faith communities. Finally, the book includes an appendix comparing various perspecti

Glenn Bleakney tackles the critical disconnects between what churches say and what they actually do. Drawing from the familiar "Mind the Gap" warning of the London Underground, this episode explores five crucial areas where modern churches need to bridge the gap between their aspirational statements and institutional realities.Join our free community at KingdomReformation.org for exclusive content, resources, and deeper discussions.

In this episode of The Deep Dive Podcast, we unpack Glenn Bleakney's powerful teaching on Ezekiel's vision of the Valley of Dry Bones. Our hosts explore how this ancient biblical narrative serves as a compelling metaphor for spiritual awakening in today's world. Bleakney's fresh perspective challenges conventional views of revival, suggesting it shouldn't be just a momentary experience, but rather a sustained state of spiritual vitality.

In this transformative episode, "Kingdom-Centric Leadership: The Apostolic-Pastoral Dynamic," Glenn Bleakney unpacks the powerful integration of apostolic and pastoral ministry for Kingdom advancement. Drawing from Jesus's ministry and the Book of Acts, discover how the fivefold ministry gifts work together to create exponential Kingdom impact.You'll learn:- How to balance apostolic vision with pastoral care- Biblical principles for multiplication and leadership development- Practical strategies for transforming your church into a Kingdom training center- Keys to establishing Kingdom authority in your sphere of influence- Systems for sustainable Kingdom expansionPerfect for pastors, church leaders, and anyone passionate about seeing God's Kingdom established on earth as it is in heaven. Don't miss the free Kingdom Reformation resources available at AwakeNations.org.

When Jesus said, "I will build my Church" (Matthew 16:18), He envisioned a vibrant Kingdom movement that would thrive through the collaboration of different roles within the fivefold ministry—apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors, and teachers. Together, these diverse gifts would work in harmony to foster growth and extend His influence in the world.The Kingdom of God thrives on principles of multiplication and nurture, beautifully illustrated by the complementary roles of apostolic and pastoral ministry. Throughout His ministry, Jesus embodied this dual focus—venturing into new territories to share the message of the Kingdom (apostolic function) while also showing deep compassion for His followers (pastoral function). His instruction to "seek first the Kingdom of God" (Matthew 6:33) resonates with both the broad outreach of apostolic work and the supportive nature of pastoral care.Within this Kingdom framework, apostolic leaders can effectively serve as pastors while maintaining their primary calling to e

The Crisis in Modern Kingdom LeadershipOne of the most disconcerting phenomena we observe among Kingdom leaders today is a troubling shift away from servant leadership toward self-preservation. Too often, leaders become more preoccupied with safeguarding their own position, authority, or personal comfort than with sincerely addressing the needs of those they guide.As I travel and minister in different nations, I've witnessed this disjunction manifest in several concerning ways that demand our attention and prayerful response.Understanding the Leadership DisconnectThe Empathy GapModern Kingdom leaders frequently struggle to connect on a personal level, overlooking the everyday difficulties faced by their constituents. This lack of understanding fosters alienation and reduces the leader's effectiveness. When leaders operate from an ivory tower mentality, they risk becoming irrelevant to those they're called to serve.Prioritizing Personal Agendas Over Kingdom PurposesThe temptation to focus on institutional goal

Are you tired of leadership advice that feels hollow and purely tactical? Ready to tap into something deeper? Join us as we explore the revolutionary concept of "Listening Leadership" – where spiritual sensitivity meets practical leadership in the modern world.In this groundbreaking series, we'll unlock ancient biblical wisdom and show you how to apply it in today's fast-paced leadership environment. From Solomon's "hearing heart" to Jesus' perfect connection with the Father, we're discovering timeless principles that transform good leaders into extraordinary ones.Each episode dives deep into practical ways to:Develop your spiritual sensitivity for better decision-makingNavigate complex leadership challenges with divine wisdomTransform your organization through Spirit-led leadershipBuild a genuine connection with God that shapes your leadership styleWhether you're leading a church, running a business, or influencing your community, these episodes will equip you with tools to lead not just from your head, but

Many today have received powerful prophetic promises, but have not seen them translate into reality. Why is this seeing that God is not a man that He would lie. The truth of the matter is a promise sometimes is not enough! Now some may find this shocking, but please bear with me as I explain. Consider the great prophet Elijah. He had the sure word of the Lord that it was His will that rain would fall on the earth after 3 years of famine. Was that sufficient? Evidently not. Elijah had to partner with the promise by engaging in a process. In his situation, prayer was the process required (See 1 Kings 18:42-44). Often, the fulfillment of prophetic promises is contingent on our obedient actions. For example, the disciples were given specific instructions in order to secure a meeting place to celebrate the Passover. They had to go to the city and look for a man with a water jar and say, “The Teacher says to you, Where is the guest room, where I may eat the Passover with my disciples?'” Only after this act of ob

The Deep Dive hosts share about Glenn Bleakney‘s recent Substack post on the anointing of the Holy SpiritThis source, written by Glenn Bleakney, explores the concept of spiritual anointing, arguing that it is the divine empowerment that gives some ministries supernatural impact. Bleakney describes how this anointing manifests in supernatural authority, demonstrable power, and transformational impact. He then analyzes different levels of anointing, suggesting that while God sovereignly distributes these gifts, personal preparation through character development, testing, and mentorship are vital. Bleakney concludes by offering practical steps for cultivating a deeper connection with God, developing character, and faithfully stewarding one's gifts, while cautioning against pride, manipulation, and complacency. He ultimately emphasizes the importance of remaining focused on intimacy with God, maintaining pure motives, and staying faithful in service.Kingdom Encounter with Glenn Bleakney is a variety show consisti

In this well-known passage from Ezekiel 37:1-14, the prophet encounters a valley of dry bones, symbolizing the hopelessness of Israel in exile, seemingly beyond the possibility of redemption. God's actions and questions in this moment show us what it means to go beyond revival, inviting us to embrace a life of transformation, faith, and partnership with His Kingdom purposes.The valley of dry bones isn't merely a revival story. It's a prophetic pattern that reveals the ways of God, showing us how to go beyond a temporary encounter and step into a lasting transformation. In this passage, God's question to Ezekiel—"Can these bones live?"—isn't just an inquiry about possibility; it's an invitation to partner with Him in bringing life, hope, and endurance to His people.Read the Post https://glennbleakney.substack.com/p/why-revival-is-not-enough-embracing