Seeking God Episodes

What's the real difference between a move of spiritual gifts and a genuine revival? In this episode of the Bennett Broadcast, Matt Bennett dives into Acts 17-18 and 1 Thessalonians to compare two churches the Apostle Paul planted just weeks apart: Thessalonica and Corinth. Matt unpacks what he calls "Category 1" power of the Holy Spirit—conviction, repentance, obedience, and radical character change—versus "Category 2" power, which includes healings, prophecy, tongues, and deliverance. Both are...

Can God still heal today? In this episode of the Bennett Broadcast, Matt Bennett sits down with Nathaniel Miller, a former self-described atheist and Dartmouth student, to hear his firsthand account of a physical healing that changed the course of his life. Nathaniel shares how he grew up in a nominally Christian home in New York City, lost his faith in college, and was 80% convinced God didn't exist—until he decided to put God's promises to the test. Born with one leg longer than the other, a ...

In this episode of the Bennett Broadcast, Matt Bennett explores what he calls "closing the gap": the difference between how Christians are seeking God and the wholehearted devotion Scripture calls us to. Drawing from Jeremiah 29 and the often-overlooked condition attached to its famous promise, Matt walks through the stories of Kings Asa, Jehoshaphat, and Amaziah in 2 Chronicles—men who sought the Lord powerfully at times, but not wholeheartedly, and suffered the consequences. He contrasts this...

Is fasting the missing piece in your walk with God? In this episode of the Bennett Broadcast, Matt Bennett unpacks the biblical practice of fasting—what it is, why it matters, and how it can radically deepen your relationship with the Lord. Drawing from Scripture, including Deuteronomy 8, James 4, Isaiah 57, and powerful examples from Jehoshaphat, Nehemiah, Esther, and the early church, Matt explains how fasting humbles us before God and opens the door to greater grace, breakthrough, and spirit...

The Christian pattern of drawing close to God every day - what could be better?

How often and for how long should Christians draw close to God?

How do we attract the presence of God? He has shown us in the Scriptures!