Awakened to Deliver

About Awakened to Deliver

Welcome to The Awakened to Deliver Podcast — a weekday podcast from Awakened Bible Ministries calling believers to wake up, stand firmly on God’s Word, and live faithfully for Jesus Christ. Join host Jeff Fish Monday through Friday as he opens Scripture with clarity and conviction, confronting compromise, exposing deception, and pointing believers back to the truth that transforms lives. Each episode is designed to strengthen your faith, deepen your understanding of Scripture, and equip you to walk in holiness, biblical discernment, and the power of the Holy Spirit. This is more than encouragement for your day. It is a call to wake up, follow Christ wholeheartedly, and live as His people in a world that desperately needs the light of the Gospel. Stay faithful. Stay bold. And remember that you too have been Awakened to Deliver.

Publisher

Jeffrey Fish

Category

religion & spirituality

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

4 Dec 2024

Latest episode

4 Nov 2026

Latest episodes

491 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   4 Nov 2026

   God Who Confronts Sin — The Love Behind God’s Rebuke

   Awakened to Deliver — The Names of God Week 43 — God Who Confronts Sin Day 3 – The Love Behind God’s Rebuke ⸻ Episode Highlights • Revelation 3:14–22 reveals Jesus confronting the church in Laodicea over its lukewarmness, spiritual complacency, and failure to recognize its need for Him. • The Laodiceans believed they were wealthy and needed nothing, but Jesus exposed their true spiritual condition. • In Revelation 3:19, Jesus declares, “As many as I love, I rebuke and chasten. Therefore be zealous and repent.” His correction is rooted in love. • Not every hardship is God's discipline. Sickness, financial difficulties, and suffering should not automatically be interpreted as punishment for sin. • Hebrews 12 teaches that God's discipline of His children is for their good, helping them grow in holiness rather than indicating rejection. • Biblical correction should lead to repentance, not excuses or hopelessness. God's grace calls believers to turn from sin and grow in obedience. • When correcting other believers, Scripture calls for gentleness, humility, and restoration rather than harshness, humiliation, or spiritual superiority. ⸻ Scriptures to Reflect On • Revelation 3:14–18 — Jesus exposes Laodicea's spiritual complacency and calls the church to recognize its need for Him. • Revelation 3:19–22 — Christ connects His rebuke with love and calls for repentance. • Hebrews 12:5–11 — God's loving discipline is intended for our good so that we may share in His holiness. • Galatians 6:1 — Believers should restore those caught in sin with gentleness and humility. • Titus 2:11–14 — God's saving grace teaches us to reject ungodliness and live faithfully. • Ephesians 2:8–10 — Salvation is by grace through faith, and believers are created in Christ for good works. ⸻ Takeaway Thought God's love does not mean He ignores our sin. Jesus confronted the church in Laodicea because its spiritual condition mattered to Him. His rebuke was a call to recognize its need for Him and repent. When Scripture exposes sin in our lives, we should neither defend our disobedience nor surrender to hopelessness. For those who belong to Christ, His loving correction is part of His work of shaping us into His likeness. Our salvation rests in Jesus Christ, not our perfect performance. Yet the grace that saves us also calls us to holiness and obedience. God's loving correction is not a reason to run from Christ. It is a call to repent, return to Him, and walk faithfully in His truth. ⸻ Stay Connected Grab a free digital copy of 30 Days of Patience and explore more resources in the Linktree below. All socials: @AwakenedBibleMinistries Awakened Bible Ministries Linktree (https://linktr.ee/AwakenedBibleMinistries?utm_source=chatgpt.com) ⸻ Support This Ministry Awakened to Deliver is listener-supported. If this podcast blesses you, consider supporting the ministry through Cash App, Venmo, PayPal, or by becoming a monthly partner on Patreon. You'll find all giving options in the Linktree above. ⸻ Music Credits • "Paphos" by Mountaineer Licensed through PremiumBeat by Shutterstock under a Creator License.

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   3 Nov 2026

   God Who Confronts Sin — When God Names Our Sin

   Awakened to Deliver — The Names of God Week 43 — God Who Confronts Sin Day 2 – When God Names Our Sin ⸻ Episode Highlights • 2 Samuel 12 reveals how God sent the prophet Nathan to confront King David after his sin involving Bathsheba and the death of Uriah. • Nathan's words, “You are the man!” exposed David's hypocrisy. He recognized injustice in another person's actions while overlooking his own wrongdoing. • Jesus warns against this same attitude in Matthew 7. Before correcting others, we must honestly examine our own hearts. • Changing how we describe sin does not change what God has declared. Scripture, not personal opinions or religious traditions, determines what is sinful. • Not everyone who confronts us speaks with God's authority. Correction must be examined against Scripture, but we should not reject biblical truth simply because it makes us uncomfortable. • Spiritual maturity, ministry experience, and biblical knowledge do not place anyone above correction or accountability. • David's attempts to conceal his sin led to further wrongdoing. Rather than defending disobedience, believers are called to acknowledge sin, repent, and trust in Jesus Christ. ⸻ Scriptures to Reflect On • 2 Samuel 11:26–27 — David's actions displeased the Lord, even though he had attempted to conceal them. • 2 Samuel 12:1–7 — Nathan confronts David through a parable and declares, “You are the man!” • 2 Samuel 12:7–13 — God identifies David's wrongdoing, and David acknowledges his sin. • Matthew 7:3–5 — Jesus teaches us to examine our own sin before attempting to correct others. • Psalm 51:1–4 — David acknowledges his sin and appeals to God's mercy. • 1 John 1:9 — God is faithful and just to forgive and cleanse those who confess their sins. ⸻ Takeaway Thought It's often easier to recognize sin in someone else's life than to acknowledge it in our own. David could clearly identify injustice, but he needed God's Word to confront the wrongdoing he had been hiding. When Scripture exposes our sin, we have a choice. We can defend ourselves, minimize our actions, and make excuses, or we can humbly acknowledge what God has revealed. The Gospel gives us hope because Jesus Christ died for sinners and rose again. Our confidence rests in His saving work, not in our ability to appear righteous before others. Don't just recognize sin in others. Allow God's Word to confront your own heart, respond with repentance, and trust in the forgiveness found in Jesus Christ. ⸻ Stay Connected Grab a free digital copy of 30 Days of Patience and explore more resources in the Linktree below. All socials: @AwakenedBibleMinistries Awakened Bible Ministries Linktree (https://linktr.ee/AwakenedBibleMinistries?utm_source=chatgpt.com) ⸻ Support This Ministry Awakened to Deliver is listener-supported. If this podcast blesses you, consider supporting the ministry through Cash App, Venmo, PayPal, or by becoming a monthly partner on Patreon. You'll find all giving options in the Linktree above. ⸻ Music Credits • "Paphos" by Mountaineer Licensed through PremiumBeat by Shutterstock under a Creator License.

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   2 Nov 2026

   God Who Confronts Sin — God Brings Sin Into the Light

   Awakened to Deliver — The Names of God Week 43 — God Who Confronts Sin Day 1 – God Brings Sin Into the Light ⸻ Episode Highlights • Genesis 3 reveals how Adam and Eve responded to disobedience by covering themselves, hiding from God, and making excuses. • When God asked Adam, “Where are you?” He was not seeking information. His questions brought Adam face-to-face with his disobedience. • Adam blamed Eve, and Eve pointed to the serpent. Although others may influence our decisions, we remain responsible for our own sin. • Nothing is hidden from God's sight. He sees our actions, attitudes, motives, and the things we attempt to conceal. • Genesis 3:15 introduces the promise of redemption that Christians understand as ultimately fulfilled in Jesus Christ. • Not every uncomfortable feeling is conviction from the Holy Spirit. Scripture, not personal preferences or religious traditions, determines what is sinful. • God's grace does not excuse continued disobedience. Through Jesus Christ, we can confess our sins, repent, receive forgiveness, and walk in newness of life. ⸻ Scriptures to Reflect On • Genesis 3:8–13 — God confronts Adam and Eve, exposing their disobedience and attempts to shift responsibility. • Genesis 3:15 — God's judgment includes the promise of the offspring who would ultimately defeat the serpent. • Hebrews 4:13 — Nothing in creation is hidden from God's sight. • Psalm 139:23–24 — David invites God to search his heart and lead him in the everlasting way. • Romans 6:1–4 — God's grace is not permission to continue in sin; believers are called to walk in newness of life. • 1 John 1:9 — God faithfully forgives and cleanses those who confess their sins. ⸻ Takeaway Thought When Adam and Eve sinned, they tried to hide from God. But hiding did not remove their guilt, and blaming others did not erase their responsibility. God's Word continues to expose what we would rather conceal. When Scripture confronts our sin, we can either make excuses or respond with humility and repentance. Through Jesus Christ, forgiveness and reconciliation with God are available. We do not need to pretend we are righteous or hide behind religious activity. We can come honestly before the Savior who died for sinners and rose again. Hiding sin does not remove it. Bring it into the light, take responsibility, and trust the forgiveness available through Jesus Christ. ⸻ Stay Connected Grab a free digital copy of 30 Days of Patience and explore more resources in the Linktree below. All socials: @AwakenedBibleMinistries Awakened Bible Ministries Linktree (https://linktr.ee/AwakenedBibleMinistries?utm_source=chatgpt.com) ⸻ Support This Ministry Awakened to Deliver is listener-supported. If this podcast blesses you, consider supporting the ministry through Cash App, Venmo, PayPal, or by becoming a monthly partner on Patreon. You'll find all giving options in the Linktree above. ⸻ Music Credits • "Paphos" by Mountaineer Licensed through PremiumBeat by Shutterstock under a Creator License. Thinking effortInstant

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