Pastor Barron Greenwalt emphasizes the transformative power of staying connected to God through joy, prayer, and gratitude. He highlights Paul’s commands in 1 Thessalonians, illustrating how these practices foster abundance and peace amid difficulties. By integrating these principles, believers can deepen their relationship with God and live fulfilling lives.
In this blog post by Pastor Barron Greenwalt, the author explores the concept of time as an invisible but fundamental reality, linking it to faith and the spiritual realm. He emphasizes that faith is a tangible substance, akin to the unseen forces in physics, empowering believers to connect with God’s promises and participate in the eternal rhythm of worship.
Pastor Barron Greenwalt addresses the question of why God allows suffering in a thoughtful manner, exploring scriptural insights. He emphasizes that suffering can serve divine purposes, such as drawing believers closer to God and producing character. Ultimately, he points to Jesus’ sacrifice as the answer to human suffering, assuring that healing and restoration will come.
The Bible promises Jesus’ return as a source of hope. In 1 Corinthians 2:9-14, the Holy Spirit reveals God’s future plans for believers. Matthew 24 calls for ongoing watchfulness, since no one knows the exact time, and faithful service while waiting. 1 Thessalonians 4:16-17 describes the rapture: the dead in Christ rise first, then the living join them in the clouds to be with the Lord forever. The gospel must first reach all nations (Matthew 24:14). This encourages holy, purposeful living.
Pastor Barron Greenwalt explores the significance of biblical mountains—Zion, the Sermon Mount, and Carmel—highlighting their distinct roles in God’s narrative. Each mountain offers prophetic insights into God’s plans, connecting ancient promises with modern Israel. The discourse emphasizes the call to live out Kingdom principles in today’s world, reinforcing unity and purpose in faith.
Pastor Barron Greenwalt of En-Joy Ministries emphasizes the critical role of faith in maintaining the nation’s fabric amidst rising secularism and government control. He warns against a void left by diminishing religious influence, urging believers to reclaim their spiritual heritage through active community involvement and deepening faith, ultimately supporting liberty and personal responsibility.
The church in Antioch, through worship and fasting, received a divine call from the Holy Spirit for Barnabas and Saul’s mission. This act of commissioning signifies the church’s role in recognizing and empowering those chosen by God. Continuous refilling by the Spirit enables believers to fulfill the Great Commission, sharing the gospel globally.
In a world blurred by AI deepfakes and digital deceptions, Pastor Barron Greenwalt invites us to reclaim koinonia—deep biblical fellowship—as our anchor. Drawing from 1 John and his book Deliberate Steps, this post explores how intimate communion with God and believers sharpens spiritual discernment against the “antichrist spirit” of lies. Rooted in a God-given vision of accountability, truth, and love, koinonia equips us to lead with courage, reach the lost, and shine Christ’s light amid the noise. Discover how unity isn’t optional—it’s our revival edge.
The content emphasizes the importance of dynamic leadership and discipleship within churches, urging them to expand God’s Kingdom rather than stagnate. It highlights Jesus’ Great Commission and the role of mentorship, as demonstrated through Paul’s relationship with Timothy, fostering growth through accountability and deep fellowship, ultimately inspiring revival and transformation.
By Pastor Barron Greenwalt, En-Joy Ministries, October 12, 2025 Have you ever wondered why some pursuits in life start strong but fizzle out, leaving us with a sense of unfulfilled potential? As I’ve been reflecting on the foundations of our faith, one truth keeps rising to the surface: “If something fails, it is because it […]
