John Wasserman Podcast

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Our mandate is to be a church in revival, reaching the world and resourcing them to maturity. #GraceTalk

  1. Guarding Your Heart: From Stone to Flesh | Johan Dormehl

    Jun 21

    Guarding Your Heart: From Stone to Flesh | Johan Dormehl

    This sermon explores God's desire for a transformed heart rather than mere outward obedience. Drawing from Israel's repeated failures throughout the Old Testament, the message reveals how God promised a new heart through the prophets, ultimately fulfilled in Jesus Christ. Jesus embodied what Israel was meant to be—the faithful son with a perfect heart devoted to God. Through Christ's ministry, death, and resurrection, believers receive the new heart promised in Ezekiel 36, where God removes hearts of stone and gives hearts of flesh. The sermon emphasizes that guarding this new heart begins with walking in our new identity as sons and daughters of God, refusing to live as our old selves, and allowing the Holy Spirit to transform us from the inside out. True revival and transformation start in the heart, not through external religious rituals.

    42 min
  2. Revival Begins in the Heart | Johan Dormehl

    Jun 14

    Revival Begins in the Heart | Johan Dormehl

    The sermon explored Proverbs 4:23, which calls us to guard our hearts with all vigilance because from it flow the springs of life. We examined how the heart—the very core of who we are—is the center of our thoughts, decisions, will, moral character, and spiritual life. God is stirring something in the atmosphere, calling us higher by creating a deeper hunger for His presence. We discovered that true revival doesn't start with external programs or activities, but with the internal transformation of our hearts. When God captures a heart, He can change a life, and when He changes enough lives, revival becomes a reality. The implications for our spiritual life are profound: we cannot experience lasting change through behavior modification alone—we need heart transformation that only God can provide.

    42 min
  3. Lessons Learnt from the Holy Spirit | Bev Wasserman

    May 31

    Lessons Learnt from the Holy Spirit | Bev Wasserman

    In this heartfelt and honest conversation, Mom Bev Wasserman reflects on what the Holy Spirit has taught her in this season of her life. With vulnerability, wisdom, and faith, she shares how God's presence, comfort, and guidance have sustained her through one of life's most challenging journeys. This is not a sermon, but a sincere testimony of God's faithfulness and the lessons learned while walking closely with the Holy Spirit.

    59 min
  4. Living Out Your True Identity | Johan Dormehl

    May 10

    Living Out Your True Identity | Johan Dormehl

    The sermon explored how our identity as children of God is often the primary target of the enemy's attacks, just as it was with Jesus in the wilderness and at the cross. We examined how Jesus' first temptation after His baptism was an attack on His identity ("If you are the Son of God..."), and how the same strategy is used against believers today. The good news is that through salvation, we have received a completely new identity—we are new creations, children of God, chosen and loved. This identity is not defined by our current circumstances, failures, or feelings, but by what God declares over us in His Word. As we renew our minds through Scripture and surrender to the Holy Spirit's work, Christ is progressively formed within us, transforming us from the inside out to reflect His nature and character.

    32 min
  5. Trusting Gods Closeness in Every Season | Held | Jonathan Phyfer

    May 3

    Trusting Gods Closeness in Every Season | Held | Jonathan Phyfer

    This deeply personal and vulnerable sermon explores the theme of being held by God through life's difficulties and uncertainties. The pastor emphasizes that God is not distant but intimately close, seeing us in our struggles and holding us through every season. Drawing from Paul's letter to the Corinthians, the message focuses on God as the Father of all compassion and comfort who holds us in our pain, not necessarily removing every storm but sustaining us through it. The sermon challenges believers to move from striving to abiding, from self-reliance to God-dependence, and from isolation to community. It emphasizes that prayer is not performance but honest dependence on God, even when words are hard to find. The central message is that the same God who was faithful yesterday will be faithful in tomorrow's unknown, and that comfort becomes our calling as we learn to comfort others with the comfort we receive from God.

    35 min
  6. Its Your Turn to Run Your Race | Bobby Leger

    Apr 28

    Its Your Turn to Run Your Race | Bobby Leger

    Prophet Bobby Legere delivers a powerful message about running the race God has set before us, particularly in the context of transitioning after the passing of Pastor John. The sermon emphasizes the importance of keeping our eyes fixed on Jesus as the author and finisher of our faith, rather than being distracted by circumstances, storms, or the enemy's attacks. Drawing from Hebrews 12, the message challenges believers to actively participate in the body of Christ, using the faith of Christ rather than relying solely on their own faith. The sermon underscores that God provides supernatural strength to those who remain focused on Him, transforming trials into opportunities for spiritual growth and advancement. Prophet Bobby emphasizes that believers are designed not to fly through storms in their own strength, but to soar like eagles by allowing God's power to lift them above their circumstances.

    58 min
  7. Begotten or Adoption | Andre Blignaut

    Apr 26

    Begotten or Adoption | Andre Blignaut

    Begotten or Adoption | Andre Blignaut by John Wasserman

    38 min
  8. Blessed is He Who Comes | John Wasserman

    Mar 29

    Blessed is He Who Comes | John Wasserman

    This powerful exploration of Palm Sunday takes us far beyond the familiar image of Jesus riding into Jerusalem on a donkey. We discover that this triumphant entry was actually the moment the Lamb of God presented Himself for inspection, mirroring the Passover lamb chosen on the 10th day of Nisan and examined for four days before sacrifice. The crowds shouted 'Hosanna'—a Hebrew cry meaning 'Save now, O Lord' and 'Send now prosperity'—quoting Psalm 118 without fully understanding the depth of what they were declaring. Within days, these same voices would cry 'Crucify Him.' This reveals a sobering truth: we can have confession without revelation. We can quote Scripture, attend church, and go through religious motions while never truly receiving Christ for who He fully is. The message challenges us to move beyond treating Jesus like a restaurant menu where we pick what's convenient and reject what's uncomfortable. True salvation comes when we say with full understanding, 'Blessed is He who comes in the name of the Lord'—receiving His holiness, His authority, His mission, and His lordship completely. When we genuinely receive Him this way, there will be no desolation in our lives, and we become the house from which blessing flows.

    53 min
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  • Creator
    John Wasserman
  • Years Active
    2019 - 2026
  • Episodes
    399
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