Awakening With Glenn Bleakney

Join our community - https://KingdomReformation.org In 1 Thessalonians 2:18, Paul makes a striking confession: "We wanted to come to you—I, Paul, again and again—but Satan hindered us." This candid admission from one of the most effective ministers in church history reveals a profound truth: even the most devoted servants of God can face strategic interference from the enemy.The enemy's tactics of hindrance remain remarkably consistent throughout history. Like a chess player studying his opponent's movements, he watches for opportunities to derail believers from their divine assignments. These hindrances often manifest as:- Discouragement through repeated setbacks- Division in relationships and ministry partnerships- Distraction through urgent but less important matters- Delays that test our patience and resolve- Doubt about our calling and capabilityYet here's the extraordinary reality: what the enemy means for derailment, God uses for development. When Paul was hindered from visiting Thessalonica, he wrote