Join Pastor Glenn Bleakney as he unveils the profound spiritual significance behind divine name changes in Scripture and how they speak to our identity today. Drawing from the transformative examples of Abraham, Sarah, Jacob, and Paul, Pastor Glenn reveals how a God-given name represents far more than just a new label—it's a prophetic declaration that transforms destiny.

In this inspiring message, you'll discover:

• Why God changes names and what it means for your spiritual identity
• The Hebrew secrets behind Abraham and Sarah's name changes
• How divine encounters position us for supernatural transformation
• What the name "Awake Nations" prophetically declares over God's people
• Five key signifiers when God is upgrading your calling and purpose

From understanding the Hebrew word "naqab" (to pierce or mark) to exploring how divine renaming creates permanent spiritual imprints, Pastor Glenn unpacks how God's declarations over us supersede earthly limitations. This episode challenges listeners to embrace their Heaven-given identity and step into the global awakening God is unleashing across nations.

Whether you're sensing a shift in your calling, seeking clarity about your purpose, or longing to understand your true identity in Christ, this message will ignite fresh faith for the prophetic upgrade God has prepared for you.

"When God speaks a new name, He's declaring who we're becoming, not merely changing what we're called." – Pastor Glenn Bleakney

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Episode Description:

Many churches today shine like gold from a distance—but when you get closer, you realize it’s only bronze. In this urgent prophetic message, Glenn Bleakney unpacks the "Bronze Shield Deception" from 2 Chronicles 12: when King Rehoboam replaced stolen gold shields with bronze imitations, keeping up appearances while the true glory had departed.

Have we traded presence for programs, and power for performance?

Are we carrying man-made substitutes instead of God's pure glory?

This episode will challenge you to:

• Recognize where compromise has crept in.
• Discern the difference between outward success and inward substance.
• Return to authentic, Spirit-empowered ministry that carries the true weight of glory.

Lay down the bronze. Seek the gold. Return to the fire.

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Today we're exploring one of Christianity's most influential yet often overlooked movements—the Moravian Church. Despite their small numbers, the Moravians have shaped global Christianity in remarkable ways that continue to this day.

Read the article at https://www.awakenations.org/p/the-moravian-legacy-from-ancient

• Founded in 1457 in Bohemia (modern Czech Republic), making them one of the oldest Protestant denominations
• Emerged from the followers of Jan Hus, a reformer who predated Martin Luther by a century
• Nearly exterminated during the Counter-Reformation, surviving as a "hidden seed" of families preserving their faith in secret

• Experienced dramatic revival in 1727 at Herrnhut, Germany, under Count Nikolaus von Zinzendorf
• A small community of religious refugees experienced a powerful spiritual awakening during a communion service on August 13, 1727
• This single event launched what would become the first significant Protestant missionary movement

• Following their renewal, they established continuous prayer that continued uninterrupted for over 100 years
• Organized in one-hour shifts, with someone praying every hour of every day
• This extraordinary commitment fueled their global mission work and continues to inspire prayer movements today

• Launched the first organized Protestant missionary efforts to non-Christians
• Within 25 years of their renewal, missionaries had been sent to the Caribbean, Greenland, North America, South America, Africa, and beyond
• Often worked among the most marginalized populations, including enslaved Africans and indigenous communities
• Willing to sell themselves into slavery if necessary to reach those who needed to hear the gospel

• Profoundly shaped John Wesley, the founder of Methodism, during a stormy Atlantic crossing
• Wesley was impressed by their calm faith during a violent storm that terrified other passengers
• Helped guide Wesley to his famous Aldersgate experience where his "heart was strangely warmed"
• Through Methodism, Moravian spiritual principles ultimately influenced hundreds of millions of Christians

• Developed the "Daily Watchwords"—scripture verses selected for daily meditation, still published in 50+ languages
• Created community structures called "choirs" for spiritual formation based on age, gender, and life stage
• Integrated faith with daily work and art, becoming known for excellence in music, craftsmanship, and education
• Pioneered educational approaches that were remarkably progressive for their time

• Their "theology of the heart" balances emotional experience with intellectual understanding
• Their approach to unity—"In essentials, unity; in non-essentials, liberty; in all things, love"—offers wisdom for divided times
• Their missional approach of living among those they serve speaks to effective ministry in post-Christian contexts
• Their prayer-centered spirituality reminds us that revival movements are built on prayer, not programs

• Contemporary 24-7 Prayer movement explicitly draws from Moravian examples
• Neo-monastic and missional communities echo Moravian community structures
• Ecumenical initiatives follow Moravian principles of unity amid diversity
• Renewed interest in Moravian spiritual practices for modern application

The Moravian...