Pastor Matt Hanlon

What does forgiveness have to do with experiencing the fullness of the gospel?

In this powerful message, Pastor Matt Hanlon explores Mark 2:1–12, revealing how Jesus demonstrated His authority to forgive sins and heal the broken. Through biblical teaching and personal testimonies, discover why forgiveness is central to the gospel, how it opens the door to healing and restoration, and why faith-filled intercession can transform lives.

Be encouraged to receive God's forgiveness, extend grace to others, and experience the transforming power of Jesus Christ.

Ps Kevin Forlong shares biblical teaching and personal testimony on trusting God as our provider. Explore how faith, obedience, tithing, generosity and wise stewardship can shape our relationship with money and help us live with open hands.

Moses prayed, “Show me Your glory.” But before that, he asked God, “Show me Your ways.” That order matters. In Exodus 33, Moses refuses to move forward with the promise unless God’s presence goes with him. Even then, he asks to know God more deeply. As I share in this message, yesterday’s favor is not permission for today’s presumption. What does it mean to prepare for God’s glory? We look at the difference between seeing God’s works and knowing His ways—and why closeness to Him matters more than simply experiencing what He can do.

In this teaching by Pastor Glenn Bleakney, we examine God’s original purpose for humanity: to bear His image, reflect His likeness, and reveal His glory. From creation to Christ and the New Covenant, this message shows how believers are called not merely to experience God’s presence, but to become carriers of His glory, revealing His nature, power, and authority to the world.

What if God is calling His Church beyond simply experiencing His presence into something greater—carrying and revealing His glory? In this powerful message, discover the biblical pattern of God’s glory and what it means to move from encounter to transformation, visitation to habitation, and receiving His presence to reflecting His nature.

God is doing something new in His Church. This is a call to leave behind what is familiar, hunger for a deeper revelation of who He is, and pray again with Moses, “Show me Your glory.” The future glory will be greater than the former, and God is preparing a people who will carry His presence and reveal Christ to the world.

A deep-dive conversation on Glenn Bleakney’s new book, Unsettled: The Unexpected Path to God’s Purposes (releasing August 17th). Hosts explore why divine disruption—closed doors, dried-up resources, and dissolved relationships—is not a sign of abandonment, but a masterful redirection into something greater.

In this episode, you’ll discover the psychology of spiritual transition, the agony of “hell in the hallway,” and the difference between fighting demonic resistance and resisting the Father’s insistence. Through vivid biblical stories—from Paul’s blocked journey to Asia, to Elijah’s brook drying up, to David’s mighty men gathering in a cave—Bleakney reveals how God uses the wilderness to forge the character required for your next season.

If you’re navigating a season of intense uncertainty, this conversation is a lifeline: learn why true rest isn’t found in a location or circumstance, but in the realization that home is a person.

🔗 Learn more and pre-order at unsettledbook.com

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The making of a prophet does not begin on the platform. It begins in the secret place. Through Elijah’s journey from Cherith to Zarephath and ultimately Carmel, we discover how God uses separation, consecration, refining and faithful service to prepare His servants. Before the fire fell publicly, Elijah was formed privately. God is still preparing men and women who will carry His presence, confront darkness and demonstrate His Kingdom with power.

What do you do when your plans fall apart, your resources begin to disappear, or important relationships come to an end?

Glenn Bleakney reveals three ways God unsettles us: the disruption of plans, the dissipation of resources, and the dissolution of relationships. Discover why disruption does not always mean destruction—sometimes it is God’s preparation for your next season.

Glenn’s new book, Unsettled: The Unexpected Path to God’s Purpose, releases August 18. Download a free chapter and preorder at UnsettledBook.com.