Facing a cancer diagnosis and censorship, this experience ignited a renewed passion for faith and truth, leading to profound lessons learned while walking through the shadow of death.
Suffering and discouragement often manifest as an inner battlefield, a spiritual warfare that weighs heavily on the mind regardless of external circumstances.
In this night-one message from Rend the Heavens, Pastor Shane Idleman urges believers to “till the soil” of their hearts through repentance and renewal—because with Jesus, it’s never too late to become who God intended.
Church is boring for most because the power of God has vanished from many congregations ... there is a lack of desire to pursue Him in the pulpit as well as in the pew. Like Samson, they "know not that the Spirit of the Lord has departed" (cf. Judge 16:20). High attendance is not the gauge of success, faithfulness is. Granted, a healthy church should experience seasons of growth, but even cults generate large numbers of followers. Here are five simple ways to gauge the health of a church and a believer:
Pastor Shane Idleman dives into the top reasons why Christians often fall away from God‘s will, and then offers a plethora of practical applications on how to get back on track. If you’re worn out and weary, or beat up and frustrated, then this is a must-hear.
Revival isn’t something we schedule. It’s something God sends when hearts are broken, humble, and desperate for Him. If we’ve lost the fear of the Lord, we’ve lost the foundation for true awakening.
Shane Idleman and Jack Hibbs speak candidly about weariness in ministry, staying faithful, and the day they both reopened their churches in bold obedience.
When life wears you thin, how do you bless the Lord with your whole soul? Pastor Shane Idleman opens Psalm 103 with a call every believer needs to hear.
Joy isn’t optional for the believer, but it’s under attack. Discover the deeper reasons we lose peace and how to reclaim it through repentance and surrender.
In "The Conclusion of the Whole Matter," Pastor Shane Idleman warns that pride, pain, and relentless spiritual attacks can cause pastors to lose their early passion, urging believers to persevere with humility, repentance, and steadfast obedience to God.
The enemy is after your thoughts. Pastor Shane gives a clear, biblical call to guard your mind and replace the devil’s seeds with the fruit of the Spirit.
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