EPISODE · Jul 12, 2026
God is Able Now
from Podcast · host Rasol Manouchehri
Welcome to the All Nations Community Church podcast! In this week's message, Pastor Rasol Manouchehri Ardakani challenges us to stop letting our daily distractions drain our spiritual batteries and to start living out an expectant, active faith. In this episode, you will learn: The Prison Cell Revelation: How the Apostle Paul managed to pen one of the most faith-filled letters in history while physically chained in maximum security. Honesty vs. Denial: Why packing away your wounds or pretending a storm isn't there limits the raw movement of God in your life. The Attention Loop: How fixating on the wind and the waves naturally causes your problems to look more powerful than your Creator. Unlocking the Toolbox: Why relying on credit cards and human solutions before turning to prayer and the Word leaves your inner being running on empty. The Jordan River Pattern: Why God deliberately hides the entire map to teach us absolute dependency, requiring us to step into the water before it parts. Key Scriptures Referenced: Ephesians 3:14-21, Joshua 3:13, Psalm 42:11 Stay Connected: If this message encouraged you, please share it with a friend and leave us a review! For more information, resources, or to plan a visit, check us out at allnationscommunitychurch.com.
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We have no problem believing God for past miracles or trusting Him for our future in heaven, but we often struggle to trust Him with our immediate "nows." In this powerful launch of the "God Is Able" series, Pastor Rasol Manouchehri Ardakani unpacks Ephesians 3:20 to reveal how to maintain maximum faith in seasons of extreme pressure. Discover why biblical faith is not denial, how to systematically strip the authority away from your current anxieties, and why a single step of active obedience unlocks the supernatural power already residing within your inner being.
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