Awakening Church

This podcast will bring you into the life of Awakening Church. With weekly teachings from our lead Pastor, Jordan Boyce, and other special guests, you'll be inspired and encouraged in your spiritual walk, as we live to show Jesus to the world!Visit us online awakeningchurch.org

Awakening Church is a religion podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 287 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Acts of the Apostles - Investing Into the Next Generation

  Aug 30, 202633 min

  Pastor Jordan Boyce is preaching on Investing Into the Next Generation. Notes: In Acts 16, Paul encountered a young woman being exploited by people who saw her as a source of profit rather than someone worth protecting. Paul was so deeply troubled by what he saw that his grief moved him to action, even knowing it would come at great personal cost. The same challenge stands before us today: the enemy hopes to gain FROM the next generation, but the Church is called to invest INTO them. Jesus values children for who they are right now, and we have a responsibility to protect them, disciple them, and create places where they can be formed by truth. Today, Awakening Church continues its legacy of investing into the next generation through the launch of Awakening Christian Academy.️ Key Highlights:• Jesus values children not simply for who they will become, but for who they are right now.• Innocence, wonder, and joy are qualities Jesus tells us to recover, not qualities children need to outgrow.• Paul was deeply troubled by the exploitation of the young woman, and his grief overflowed into action.• Many times, doing the right thing is also doing the costly thing.• Don’t just complain or campaign. Sacrifice. Act. Protect.• The enemy can claim territory wherever he is not challenged. Whatever you don’t contest, you concede.• Education is territory worth fighting for. We need godly teachers, Christ-centered ideas, and unashamed Christian young men and women.• The enemy hopes to gain FROM our children. We are called to invest INTO them.• Awakening Christian Academy continues a long legacy of investing into the next generation from this house.• Our goal is to raise $250,000 to help launch the Pioneer Year through classroom construction, scholarships, teachers, curriculum, security, and facilities.• Investing in the next generation is investing into eternity. Scripture References: Acts 16:16 -20, Proverbs 22:6, James 1:27 , Matthew 18:3, Psalm 68:5, Acts 20:35 , Matthew 6:19 -21

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  Acs of the Apostles - Discerning Right Decisions

  Aug 30, 202632 min

  Pastor Jordan Boyce is preaching on Discerning Right Decisions. Notes: Acts 15 gives us a picture of how believers can approach difficult decisions with wisdom and discernment. When the early church faced a major question, they gathered together to consider the matter, looking at what God had chosen, what God had already done, and what God had written. Good, godly decisions are not simply about choosing between right and wrong. They require wisdom, surrender, Scripture, prayer, and trust in the Holy Spirit. Decisions determine direction and influence destiny, and when we learn to discern God’s will, we can move forward with humility, unity, and peace.️ Key Highlights:• Anything worth committing to is worth considering. Decisions determine direction and influence destiny.• The Pharisees said, “It is necessary.” Jesus said, “It is finished.” Salvation rests in what Christ has already accomplished.• Peter reminds us to trust what God has chosen instead of fighting or comparing ourselves with His plan for our lives.• Comparison gets you off course. You cannot focus sideways and make progress forward.• Paul and Barnabas looked back at what God had already done. Former faithfulness is a sign for the future.• If He did it then, He can do it again.• James looked to what God had written. Do not make a big decision without knowing what Scripture says.• Seek the Holy Spirit in connection with the written Word, consider God’s providence, pray, and surrender your preferred outcome.• Like Peter, trust God’s choices. Like Paul, recount His hand. Like James, know and apply His Word.• “It seemed good to the Holy Spirit and to us.” Godly discernment leads to humility, harmony, and settled peace.• Good, godly decisions lead to a healthy, flourishing life of faith. Scripture References: Acts 15:1, Acts 15:6-7, Acts 15:10 , Acts 15:12 , Acts 15:15 , Acts 15:19 , Acts 15:28 , Proverbs 4:7, Psalm 103:2-5, Romans 12:2, Colossians 3:15

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  Acts of the Apostles - Divine Orchestration: When God Answers Prayer Through People

  Aug 30, 202633 min

  Pastor Jordan Boyce is preaching on Divine Orchestration: When God Answers Prayer Through People. Notes: Acts 10 marks a turning point in the story of the Church. For generations, God’s people had been separated from the nations, but through the prayers of Cornelius and Peter, God orchestrated a divine appointment that opened the Gospel to the Gentiles. While Cornelius prayed in Caesarea and Peter prayed in Joppa, God was already arranging the right people, in the right places, at the right time. Prayer didn’t simply change circumstances—it positioned people to participate in God’s greater plan. When we pray, God orchestrates, and His grace reaches farther than we could ever imagine.️ Key Highlights:• God often moves His Church forward by first finding praying people.• Cornelius “prayed continually,” reminding us that prayer is meant to be a lifestyle, not just a response to crisis.• Prayer invites God into every area of life and positions us to recognize His direction.• While Cornelius was praying and Peter was praying, God was already coordinating their paths behind the scenes.• God has the right person, in the right place, at the right time, to answer the right prayer.• Peter’s vision challenged years of tradition and revealed that God’s grace was for every nation, not just Israel.• Sometimes God’s will confronts our own preferences before it changes our perspective.• Prayer prepares us to answer God’s call when opportunities unexpectedly arrive.• The Gospel tears down walls of hostility and turns strangers into family through the blood of Christ.• God’s grace is never meant to stop with us—it is meant to flow through us to others. Scripture References: Acts 10:1-35, Philippians 4:6, Matthew 7:7, Acts 10:9-18, Acts 10:35 , Ephesians 2:14 -17

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  The Time Is Here - Pastor Chad Veach

  Aug 30, 202632 min

  Pastor Chad Veach from Zoe Church in Los Angeles is bringing a timely message to Awakening Church, The Time Is Here. Notes: God is the author of time. While we cannot know the chronos—the clock time—of Christ’s return, we are called to recognize the kairos moments, the appointed opportunities when God is moving. Jesus entered Jerusalem not simply on a timeline, but at the perfect appointed time. Throughout Scripture, God accomplishes extraordinary purposes through ordinary people and ordinary things. He relentlessly pursues humanity, continually sending messengers and ultimately His own Son. As we await Christ’s return, our calling is not fear, but faithful readiness—living spiritually awake, prayerful, and prepared.️ Key Highlights:Chronos is clock time—minutes, days, months, and years. God is sovereign over time, but no one knows the chronos of Christ’s return.Kairos is God’s appointed opportunity. Luke 19:44 reminds us not to miss “the time of God’s coming.”Jesus’ triumphal entry fulfilled God’s perfect timing as the King arrived exactly when the Father intended.God often works through borrowed and ordinary things: a borrowed colt, borrowed bread, a borrowed upper room, and even a borrowed tomb.God delights in doing extraordinary things through ordinary people who simply say yes.Throughout Israel’s history, God repeatedly sent prophets—including Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel, Amos, and Zechariah—to call His people back to Him.God’s persistence reveals His relentless love. Even after generations of rejection, He sent His beloved Son.Jesus is the rejected stone who became the Cornerstone—the foundation of our faith and salvation.The signs Jesus described point toward the nearness of God’s kingdom, but His message is not panic—it is preparation.The greatest preparation for Christ’s return is cultivating a life that stays spiritually awake, prayerful, undistracted, and ready to stand before the Son of Man.Don’t simply count time—recognize God’s appointed moments and respond when He is moving.

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  Acts of the Apostles - Hidden Friends in Hard Times

  Jul 19, 202636 min

  Pastor Jordan is preaching on Hidden Friends in Hard Times as we continue our Acts of the Apostles series. Notes: Saul set out for Damascus breathing threats and murder against the Church, but instead of judgment, he encountered Jesus. Blinded and helpless, Saul entered one of the darkest moments of his life. Unknown to him, God was already preparing Ananias to receive him. Throughout Scripture, God repeatedly provides hidden friends in our hardest seasons. Just as Joseph of Arimathea and Nicodemus stepped forward when every public disciple had fled, God has people in reserve who will carry us when we have no strength left. Even when life feels like a crucifixion, the Lord is always working behind the scenes. ️ Key Highlights: - God often meets us in our most undeserving moments with grace, not condemnation.- Saul’s blindness reminds us that God sometimes removes our vision before revealing His purpose.- Every believer will face seasons of carrying a cross, where God uses suffering to transform us.- In our darkest moments, God sends hidden friends who are already prepared for the assignment.- Joseph of Arimathea and Nicodemus quietly stepped forward when the public disciples fled, proving that faith often becomes bold in difficult moments.- Hidden friends are sent by God, willingly bear the cost of loving others, and carry us when we cannot carry ourselves.- Sometimes we survive because someone else’s faith is stronger than ours for a season.- Ananias greeted the former persecutor as “Brother Saul,” demonstrating the power of grace and reconciliation.- God sets the lonely in families, and Jesus remains the Friend who never leaves or forsakes His people. Scripture References: • Acts 9:1-19 • Proverbs 18:24 • Mark 14:50 • Isaiah 53:3 • Psalm 22:1 • Psalm 22:22 • Matthew 16:24 • John 12:32 • Mark 15:43 • 1 John 1:7 • Matthew 27:60 • Ecclesiastes 4:9-10 • Psalm 68:6

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