This is a Move of God

This is a Move of God

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 Actually Preached

What did Jesus mean by the Gospel of the Kingdom? In this message, Glenn Bleakney reveals the gospel as a declaration of victory, authority, and liberation—not escape. Discover why the Church is called to occupy, advance the Kingdom, and hasten the Lord’s return through power, obedience, and global mission.

Heaven's Credentials with Glenn Bleakney

Miracles, wonders, and signs were heaven’s public proof that Jesus speaks with divine authority—and God still confirms His Word today. Step into a gospel of power and presence—visit AwakeNations.org for more teachings.

The Hidden Years That Healed Humanity

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.

Living From Heaven’s Realm

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. Watch it now on YouTube [https://link.sbstck.com/redirect/2fd016f2-2dd7-4de0-bc12-6779c54b9cfd?j=eyJ1IjoiNDgxczdnIn0.opYR7Nnu2ud2TzzthMQRGbgcTveUgwGGbgr9y_3Y118]