Making of a Prophet

Are you feeling stuck, unsettled, or unsure of God's direction for your life?
In this powerful teaching, Glenn Bleakney unpacks what it means to step into God's purpose and discover the destiny He has prepared for you. Drawing from Ephesians 2:10 and insights from his new book Unsettled: The Unexpected Path to God's Purposes, Glenn reveals why seasons of uncertainty are often God's preparation for breakthrough.
You'll discover:
How to recognize God's purpose for your life
Why feeling "unsettled" may be part of God's plan
The obstacles that keep people from fulfilling their calling
Practical and biblical keys to crossing into your God-given destiny
How to gain prophetic clarity for your next season

If you've been praying for direction, wrestling with disappointment, or longing to know God's will, this message will encourage, equip, and challenge you to move forward in faith.

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.

Takeaways:
The podcast emphasizes the belief that God often disrupts our plans to guide us towards a greater purpose, which can initially feel unsettling.
It introduces the concept that periods of upheaval in our lives may serve as divine redirection rather than punishment or failure.
The speaker shares personal experiences of navigating transitions and highlights the importance of discerning God's voice during times of uncertainty.
The discussion revolves around the idea that what seems like a loss can actually be a preparation for a new beginning in alignment with God's will.

Companies mentioned in this episode:
Awake Nations
Nations TV
Awakenations TV

Today, we engage in a profound exploration of the theme of divine disruption as articulated in Glenn Bleakney's enlightening work, *The Unexpected Path to God's Purpose*. The episode invites listeners to introspectively assess their current internal landscapes, particularly the unsettling feelings of restlessness that often accompany significant life transitions. We delve into the universal human experience of feeling as though the solid ground beneath our feet is eroding, revealing how such disruptions are frequently misinterpreted as failures rather than as divine redirections toward new assignments. Our discourse elucidates the critical distinction between discerning God’s acts and understanding His ways, emphasizing that the discomfort we experience during transitions may serve as a vital mechanism for spiritual growth and preparation. By navigating these themes, we aim to equip listeners with the insights necessary to embrace change as a catalyst for personal and spiritual evolution, rather than as a source of anxiety or despair.
Takeaways:
The sensation of shifting ground often indicates a universal human experience of divine disruption.
Divine intervention frequently occurs not to rescue us, but to lead us into new assignments.
Understanding the difference between God's acts and His ways is crucial for spiritual discernment.
Transitioning through divine disruption can lead to profound personal growth and character development.

Links referenced in this episode:
awakenationstv
unsettledbook.com
awakenations

Companies mentioned in this episode:
Awakenations TV
Glenn Bleakney
Unsettled Book

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.