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Max Navarro has ministered prophetically for over 25 years across three continents, and the depth he carries comes from one place: genuine, daily relationship with the Holy Spirit. Not knowledge about Him. Relationship with Him. In this conversation with Pastor Candra, Max unpacks why so many believers are trying to operate in the gifts, grow in the Word, and walk in spiritual authority — but doing it from accumulated knowledge rather than surrendered spirit. And eventually, the tank runs dry.

He offers a picture of the Trinity worth carrying: God the Father as Creator, Jesus as Activator, the Holy Spirit as Revelator. Cut the Revelator out of your daily life and you are trying to understand Kingdom things through a natural lens. That doesn't work.

Max also prays over healings, speaks over prodigal children, and releases a word for anyone who feels eliminated: you weren't cut — you're being repositioned for an upgrade.

Stop pursuing the blessings. Pursue Jesus. What you've been looking for will start following you.

In this solo teaching, Pastor Candra delivers a word on identity she had to sit with herself before she could bring it. The core truth is this: identity is not achieved. It is received. The moment you accepted Jesus, the old was finished. Your identity was given, not earned — not waiting on healing, not contingent on how put-together your life looks. Done. Finished at the cross. And your calling is not to become more like Christ. It is to walk out the reality that Christ is already in you.

Pastor Candra walks through four common identity thieves — performance, comparison, past wounds, and the labels people have spoken over you — and challenges you to ask the Holy Spirit which one the enemy has used most against you. Because when you identify where the hook is, you can start to pull it out.

Stop visiting graves that Jesus has already emptied.

In this episode, Pastor Candra sits down with Pastor and inner healing minister Daniel Veluswamy for a teaching on the character of God that will change how you read Scripture. From Rahab to Ruth to the crimson worm in Psalm 22, Daniel reveals how all of creation points to the kindness of the Father—a kindness that never leaves, no matter your circumstances.

Connect with Daniel and Bridgeway Church at bridgewaychurch.com.au.

Learn more about Ryan and the Kingdom Business Accelerator at ryanreger.com

Connect with Jenilea at noboundariesforlife.com

I sat down with master dream interpreter Merry Burkhalter, trained under John Paul Jackson and this conversation will change how you think about what happens when you close your eyes at night. We cover symbolic language, repetitive dreams, how to protect your sleep from the enemy, and how to posture yourself to actually hear from God in the night season.

Papa is speaking. This episode will help you listen.

Connect with Merry: https://destinydreams.com

In this episode: identity shifts, the comparison trap, a Corrie ten Boom quote that will stop you in your tracks, and a straight-up charge to stop hiding your gifts. Plus a look at her upcoming book, Dents in Your Armor.

One question to carry into this episode: What am I holding back and what would it look like to do it anyway?

Jenilea shares wisdom on leading through hard moments, depending on God for direction, walking in humility, and recognizing that real leadership is often revealed in the small, everyday moments. This conversation is a strong reminder that every believer carries influence and that Kingdom leadership begins with intimacy with God, security in who He says you are, and a willingness to serve others well.

This episode will encourage you to lead with greater faith, authenticity, and courage right where God has placed you.

Anthony shares remarkable stories from his early childhood, how God began speaking to him at a young age, and the journey of learning to steward that calling through prayer, worship, and time in the secret place. Together, Candra and Anthony unpack how worship becomes more than a song—it becomes a place of healing, alignment, identity, and victory over warfare.

They also talk about the importance of staying grounded in sonship, allowing the Father to heal and realign us, and how this season is calling believers into deeper surrender, renewal, and divine alignment.

This episode is an invitation to slow down, draw near to God, and let Him strengthen you for what’s ahead.

If you’ve been longing for clarity, refreshment, or a deeper connection with the Father, this conversation will encourage your heart.

Many believers unknowingly relate to God through striving or performance, but this episode brings us back to the truth: the Father is not distant — He is loving, present, and pursuing us.

Max shares how encountering the Father’s heart shifts everything. As we move from an orphan mindset into sonship, fear begins to break, striving fades, and we learn to rest in our identity as His sons and daughters.

If you’ve been feeling distant, pressured, or unsure of where you stand with God, this conversation is an invitation to come closer and experience His love in a deeper way.

The enemy often attacks the very place God wants to establish us — our identity as sons and daughters. But when our identity is rooted in intimacy with the Father, we stop striving and begin living from the authority God has already given us.

If you’ve been questioning your place or feeling spiritual pressure, this episode will encourage you to return to the Father’s voice and remember who you truly are in Him.

From the beginning of creation, God spoke—and creation responded. Throughout Scripture we see that our words carry power. Worship shifts atmospheres, praise breaks chains, and when we align our words with heaven, things begin to change.

Mike and Penny share insights from over five decades in worship and ministry, along with testimonies of healing, breakthrough, and transformation through the power of sound and the spoken Word of God.

If you’ve ever felt like your voice doesn’t matter, this conversation will remind you that your voice carries authority—and what you speak can shape your atmosphere and your destiny.

Together, they unpack the truth that your brokenness does not carry more authority than the Cross. The enemy may try to shame your weakness, but God is still able to use every surrendered place for His glory. Joey shares encouragement around maturity, not as perfection, but as purposeful direction—choosing to turn back to God again and again.

This episode is a reminder that you are not disqualified. You are being formed. And what looks burnt in your life may still become part of something strong, beautiful, and redemptive in the Kingdom.

If you’ve been feeling weary, discouraged, or unsure whether God can still use you, this conversation will strengthen your heart and point your eyes back to the Lamb.

We step into a topic many people avoid — understanding how the enemy operates — but not from fear. From authority. William reminds us that we are not fighting for victory; we are enforcing the victory Jesus already secured.

We unpack how deception, fear, shame, and false identity create agreement — and why freedom begins by identifying the lie, breaking agreement, and realigning with truth. William also shares a simple four-step framework for walking in freedom.

If you’ve been feeling mentally pressured, stuck in cycles, or unsure how to approach spiritual warfare, this episode will equip you with clarity and confidence.

You are not powerless. You carry authority in Christ.

What changes when Jesus is not just first on a list, but truly at the center of everything? Ray unpacks a bigger framework that reorients how we see authority, health, identity, and the Kingdom itself. He reminds us that Jesus is not only our Savior, but the sustainer of all things — that reality holds together in Him.

Together, we explore what it means to rule through grace instead of force, to live from union rather than reaction, and to understand spirit, soul, and body as aligned with heaven’s design. This episode challenges subtle lies about separation from God and invites us back into the truth that there is no distance — even on our worst days.

If you’ve been wrestling with burnout, comparison, or a sense that your priorities feel scattered, this conversation will steady you and realign your perspective.

With recent exposure of character failures and false prophecy in the broader movement, many are asking: How did this happen? What is biblical prophecy? And how do we move forward without shutting down the gifts of the Spirit?

Together, they unpack the difference between gifting and character, the danger of idolizing accuracy, the importance of accountability, and how Scripture calls us to test words without becoming cynical.

This isn’t about throwing the prophetic away. It’s about refining it. It’s about returning to humility, holiness, and the heart of Jesus — the Spirit of prophecy.

If you’ve felt confused, cautious, or even wounded in this season, this conversation will help ground you in truth and hope.

Jesus is still faithful. And the best is still ahead.

Maria shares her journey from a season of deep loss, numbness, and isolation—sitting in her car unsure if she even wanted to walk through the door—to discovering renewed purpose, belonging, and strength through community and obedience, one small step at a time.

Together, they talk candidly about fear, trust, disappointment, and the lies that tell us it’s too late or that we’ve missed our moment. They also explore what happens when we don’t quit—when we choose movement over isolation, faith over fear, and allow God to rebuild what feels broken.

This conversation is for anyone who has ever felt unseen, weary, or unsure if there’s still more ahead. It’s a reminder that transformation doesn’t happen overnight, that healing is a process, and that your yes—no matter how small—still matters.

If you’re hungry for more, but afraid to take the next step, this episode is for you.

She unpacks how hearing God is developed through relationship, practice, and obedience, not performance or pressure. Candra brings clarity to the purpose of the prophetic—emphasizing that it exists to encourage, build up, and comfort, always flowing from love and pointing people back to Jesus.

This episode is an invitation to slow down, return to the secret place, and allow God to shape both our listening and our living—so that hearing His voice becomes a fruit of intimacy, not striving.

Max unpacks why correction must come before direction, how the full armor of God functions in everyday life, and why believers don’t have to live defeated, anxious, or overwhelmed. With practical wisdom, biblical truth, and real-life examples, he challenges listeners to lay down worry, strengthen their shield of faith, and grow in disciplined friendship with God.

This episode is a call to move beyond emotional faith and into consistent trust, learning how prayer, correction, and intimacy with God shape a believer who can stand firm in every season.

If you’re ready to grow, mature, and walk confidently in God’s will—this episode will both challenge and equip you.

Dayna challenges believers to release old labels, embrace who God says they are, and step into sonship and daughtership with confidence. This episode is a timely reminder that what once felt like weakness can become a Kingdom advantage when rooted in Christ.

If you’re ready to rise with clarity, courage, and spiritual authority, this episode will stir and strengthen you.

Will shares honestly about calling, obedience, and the tension of walking with God without full clarity. Drawing from Scripture and decades of global ministry alongside leaders like Heidi and Roland Baker and Randy Clark, he challenges listeners to rethink success...not as visibility, influence, or outcomes, but as faithful obedience in both the big moments and the small, unseen ones.

This episode explores what it means to live with integrity in the middle of chaos, to walk in truth without striving, and to remain anchored in Jesus when storms, uncertainty, and pressure arise. It’s a refreshing invitation to lay down performance, embrace humility, and trust God with the journey...one faithful step at a time.

Known for carrying a deep revelation of God’s love and Kingdom family, Leif shares how believers are called to live as Kingdom Love Ambassadors, reflecting Jesus in everyday roles—from the workplace to leadership to home life. He challenges listeners to move beyond fear, performance, and orphan thinking, and instead live aligned with heaven through God’s presence, peace, purpose, and power.

This episode is a call to rediscover who Jesus is to you, so He can be fully revealed through you.

Dr. Clark shares key moments from his journey from pastoring the local church to stepping into a global assignment—along with wisdom on discerning prophetic words, avoiding comparison, and walking in spiritual power with humility and integrity.

This episode is a reminder that God meets each person uniquely, revival is rooted in transformation, and God wants to use you.

From her early encounter with Jesus through worship, to decades of ministry inside the church, to a profound season where God called her out of the four walls and into the secret place, Candra unpacks how Warrior X was birthed through obedience, intimacy, and surrender. She shares how seasons of stillness, prophetic encounters, and simple daily “yeses” led to the creation of a global community rooted in discipleship, identity, worship, and spiritual warfare.

This episode lays the foundation for Warrior X...a Kingdom community designed to equip believers to walk in the fullness of who they are and live boldly as disciples and warriors for Jesus.