Podcasts about god moves

This week it changes up a bit. Dave asks Micah questions about his message from Sunday. 

This week we kicked off our series on the life of Hezekiah by looking at 2 Kings 18:1-9. Even though Hezekiah came from a deeply broken and ungodly family, he made a defining choice: he chose to follow God. The northern kingdom had already fallen into deep rebellion, and Assyria was rising in power. Even more personal, Hezekiah's own father, King Ahaz, led Judah into idolatry and destruction.

Micah and Dave sit down to look more at the first message of the series "When God Moves"; A new message series about the life of King Hezekiah.

Pastor Jeremy Burroughs shares a message on May 31st, 2026. NEXT STEPS Have you made a decision to follow Jesus? You may be wondering what's next on your journey. We're here to help! https://www.yourcatalystchurch.com/ CONNECT WITH US Have a question or want more information about Catalyst Church? Contact our team so we can connect you with the right person to help you through your journey.

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DECLARE LIGHT| PSALM| PROPHETIC PRAYERS & DECLARATIONS| CHIMDI OHAHUNA Welcome to the 4th Week of May Prophetic Prayer Session with Chimdi Ohahuna, a powerful and prophetic time of prayer, encouragement, and spiritual preservation as we enter the final week of May 2026. In this deeply stirring episode, we journey through Psalm 34:19, a scripture loaded with assurance for every believer navigating the realities of life's battles, uncertainties, and unseen dangers. Drawing insight from both the King James Version and the New English Translation, this session unveils the truth that while the righteous may face many afflictions, dangers, and unpleasant realities, the Lord remains faithful to deliver His people from them all. From financial pressures to health concerns, environmental crises, societal instability, and personal struggles, this episode reminds believers that salvation is not the absence of danger, but the divine intervention of God in the midst of it. Through rich Hebrew word study, we explore the meaning of ra‛ râ‛âh, representing evil, distress, calamity, misery, hurt, and affliction ; and Nâtsal, the powerful Hebrew word for deliverance, meaning 'to snatch away,' 'to rescue,' and 'to save.' This revelation becomes the prophetic focus of the week: that before evil strikes, before affliction lands, and before danger manifests, the Lord will supernaturally snatch His people away from harm. This episode is filled with prophetic declarations, faith-stirring exhortations, and fervent prayers for divine preservation, protection, and victory throughout the week. Be strengthened as you receive assurance that every impending evil, visible or invisible, will not prevail against you and your household. Go forth this week rejoicing. Go forth testifying. The Lord is your Deliverer. Subscribe to the GRACELIFECOMI podcast on Spotify and stay connected to weekly prophetic prayers, revelatory teachings, and life-transforming encounters. Grace to you. Jesus is Lord

Acts 2:1-21 John 7:37-39

Pastor Shelby shares an encouraging message

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Pray like you believe it works. 

God will move heaven and earth to the gospel to those who are ready to receive it. 

The grace of God is unlimited.

In this message, Chad Veach challenges believers to stop delaying obedience and start moving in faith. He emphasizes that many people feel stuck not because God isn't speaking, but because they haven't acted on what He has already said. Faith isn't just belief—it's action. When we trust God enough to take a step, even without full clarity, we position ourselves for breakthrough. Pastor Chad highlights how fear, hesitation, and overthinking often disguise themselves as “waiting on God.” In reality, delayed obedience can hold us back from what God is trying to do. Growth doesn't happen in comfort—it happens when we step out, trust God, and move forward despite uncertainty. Ultimately, the message is a call to urgency and boldness. When we obey God, doors begin to open, clarity increases, and our faith grows stronger. What feels like a small step of obedience today could unlock something significant tomorrow. Stop waiting—move now.

The truth of Easter is revealed in God's deliverance and bringing forth His kingdom.

What if your worst moment… is actually God's setup for your greatest breakthrough? In this powerful and deeply personal message, Guest Pastor Ron Bates unpacks the Red Sea moment in Exodus 14—a moment where fear, pressure, and uncertainty collided… and God responded with power. We all face seasons where: Life doesn't go as planned Trouble shows up unexpectedly We feel stuck between fear and faith But what if that moment isn't the end? What if it's where God gets the most glory? This message will help you: ✔ Shift from panic to peace ✔ Trust God in uncertainty ✔ Stand still and see His salvation ✔ Move forward even when it doesn't make sense Your setback is not your story—it's your setup.

What's your next move?

Are you keeping up with the movement of God?

Exodus 25-27

When God Moves His Hand: The Power of Exodus 7–13 | Apostle D. Todd HarrisonAs a witness of Jesus Christ, I testify that just as the Lord stretched forth His hand in the days of Moses to deliver Israel from bondage, so He stretches forth His hand today to deliver all who turn to Him. The God who parted the waters and passed over His people with protection is the same God who redeems us through the blood of the Lamb — Jesus Christ. I testify that the miracles recorded in the book of Exodus are patterns of God's power, symbols of Christ's mission, and witnesses of His unfailing love. The Passover points to the Savior. The deliverance from Egypt points to His Atonement. And the God who saved Israel is the God who saves us still.Through spiritual experiences in my own life that were even more powerful than the parting of the Red Sea was to those in Moses's day, I bear my sure witness that Jesus Christ is Alive! He is the true Passover Lamb, and that His power to deliver is as real today as it was in the days of Moses.In the name of Jesus Christ, amen.D. Todd Harrison, Apostle of Jesus ChristCalled directly by Jesus Christ, as the Apostle Paul was, in a rare and distinct calling, to serve all nations and generations.Now in his seventh year of global apostolic ministry, he has testified of Christ to millions worldwide and has been the most-followed LDS religious leader on Facebook for multiple years, reaching countless hearts with the Lord's message.

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Pastor Robert Muncy with Gano Baptist Church gives advice on what to do when God moves you from one assignment to another.

If God moves you to do something for Him, you can know that He will be with you in it!

In the beginning, humanity walked with God in a garden. Then the gate closed.From Genesis to Revelation, the story of Scripture is the story of a God who refuses to stay distant. Through tabernacle, temple, sacrifice, blood, glory, and promise — God was making a way to dwell with His people again.In this Lent 2026 series, How God Made a Way, we trace the thread from exile to access, from shadows to substance, from separation to presence. Every altar, every lampstand, every veil points forward to Jesus.Each week we'll see how what once stood between us and God is fulfilled in Christ — and how the risen Son now makes us His dwelling place.This isn't a series about temple facts.It's about the God who moved heaven and earth to bring us home.“In the past, God spoke through many things… but these days — through His Son.”Join us as we rediscover the story of atonement, glory, and grace.For more information or to get connected, visit us at  ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠www.rcnb.org

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Expectancy is a sign of our trust in God's word, and it can place us in a position to receive miracles from Him. By Pastor Shawn Lyons.

Our nation will see reform not when policies change but when we begin revolutions in our hearts. In this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson discusses how we can transform our lives and communities when we repent and honor God's authority. Significant change is catalyzed spiritually, and that begins with repentance—recognizing our missteps, apologizing to the Lord, and changing our minds and behaviors. Pastor Allen shares Jesus' teaching on having clean hearts, and he details four steps to spark transformation in our lives. We're watching more and more corruption and lawlessness be exposed, like light revealing what's hidden in darkness. So let's trust Jesus to help us walk in new paths. 

Our world tells us that love should always be easy and stress-free, but is it possible that God's love for us—true love—could lead to disruption and discomfort? In this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson discusses love, the theme of Advent's fourth week. We have a variety of mistaken notions about love, but we can go to God's Word to understand the truth about this topic. Pastor Allen teaches from three stories—humanity's fall in the Garden of Eden, Jesus' birth in Bethlehem, and Jesus' death on the cross—to show how our Lord's best for us can often look like boundaries, disappointment, and hardship. But through our obedience and by His love, God will faithfully transform us into something better.

Our attitudes and outlooks can impact our lives significantly, so maintaining our God-given joy is essential. But how do we maintain joy? In this sermon covering the third week of Advent, Pastor Allen Jackson shares three steps we can take to keep our joy intact, and he teaches about the impacts joy has on perseverance, especially through suffering. Like hope that needs a foundation to rest on, joy requires upkeep, and we can practice that through familiarity with God's Word, listening to God's voice, and being in godly community. Holidays can be painful, but we can have lasting joy even through suffering, because our joy is made complete through our willingness to persevere in faith.