The Awake Nations Show

What did Jesus actually mean when he said "follow me"?
In this teaching, Glenn Bleakney unpacks the Hebrew concept of talmid and the first-century rabbinic blessing, "May you be covered in the dust of your rabbi."
Discover why discipleship was never about downloading information, but about walking close enough to a rabbi to be coated in his dust. A call to formation, not just attendance.
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What if you could lead with the very mind of God?
In a world driven by data, strategy, and human insight, there’s a higher intelligence available—divine wisdom revealed through intimate communion with the Holy Spirit. This episode unpacks what it means to return to humanity’s original design: living in constant connection with God and leading from revelation, not just information.
Discover how to develop a “hearing heart,” access supernatural understanding, and discern what heaven is saying for every decision you face. This isn’t about intuition or guesswork—it’s about partnering with God in real time.
If you’re ready to lead your life, ministry, or organization with clarity that comes from above, this episode will shift everything.
This is your invitation into listening leadership.
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What does it mean to truly follow Jesus? In this powerful teaching from Matthew 4:18–22, Glenn Bleakney unpacks the ancient rabbinic discipleship culture behind Jesus' call — and why "Follow me" meant something far more radical than we often realise.
Discover the meaning of avak harav (the dust of the rabbi), halakha (the walk), and haderech (the way) — and how Jesus flipped the entire rabbinic system by going to Galilee, calling the unqualified, and declaring that it's not your qualification that brings the calling, but the calling that qualifies you.
This teaching will challenge you to move beyond church attendance into genuine discipleship — marked by maturation and mobilisation — until his instincts become your instincts.
📖 Scripture References: Matthew 4:18–22 | 2 Peter 3:18 | 1 John 2:6 | 1 Corinthians 1:27–28 | Acts 4:13
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In this transformative Resurrection message, Glenn Bleakney unpacks the Kingdom-altering significance of Jesus’ final declaration on the cross: “It is finished” — Tetelestai (John 19:30). Far from being the end of the story, these words mark the fulfillment of prophecy, the satisfaction of divine justice, and the launching of a new creation reality.
Drawing from the rich biblical imagery behind Tetelestai—a term used in the marketplace, the temple, the courtroom, the military, and even by artists—this message reveals how the Cross was not merely a moment of death, but the moment when all of heaven’s purposes converged in victory.
Through Christ’s finished work:
Intimacy is restored — the veil was torn, and access to the Father is now open (Hebrews 10:19-22).
Identity is reclaimed — we are adopted as sons and daughters, heirs with Christ (Romans 8:16-17).
Influence is reactivated — Jesus’ resurrection reestablishes the believer’s authority to represent His Kingdom on earth (Matthew 28:18-20; Acts 1:8).

From Eden lost to Eden regained, this sermon proclaims that the Cross is not just about salvation from sin but restoration to divine purpose. The resurrection of Jesus was not the conclusion of redemption—it was the commencement of Kingdom restoration.
You weren’t just saved—you were sent. The tomb is empty, the Spirit is poured out, and the revolution continues.
Live like “It is finished”… but also like “It has just begun.”

What if we’ve been doing church… but missing the very thing Jesus commanded?
In this conversation, Glenn Bleakney sits down with Peyton Jones—author of the bestselling book Discipology—to uncover the gap between discipleship and disciple-making, and why so many believers are full of knowledge but lacking transformation.
Jesus didn’t build crowds.
He made disciples who turned the world upside down.

So what is Discipology?
It’s a return to the way of Jesus—His rhythms, His strategy, His mission lived out through everyday people.
In this interview, you’ll discover:
• The critical difference between discipleship and disciple-making
• The 3 rhythms of Jesus: time, teaching, and tactics
• Why most churches aren’t seeing real multiplication
• How to move from attending to activating
• What it actually looks like to make disciples
If we recover this, everything changes.
Because the only wrong way to make disciples… is not to.