Faith In Action with Ian Green

In this compelling message, Ian Green flips the script by asking, "What would I do if I were the devil?" Drawing from John 8:44 and Revelation 20, Ian reveals that Satan’s ultimate aim is to delay the inevitable: the global spread of the gospel and the return of Christ. Knowing his time is short, the enemy works tirelessly to hinder the fulfillment of God's purposes on the earth. Ian warns that if he were the devil, he’d focus on slowing down evangelism and distracting believers from their mission. But Scripture also teaches that we can hasten the coming of the Lord by taking the gospel to every nation. Ian challenges listeners to passionately recommit to God’s global mission: to give every person the opportunity to know Jesus, experience forgiveness, and discover true hope. This message is a wake-up call to push back against spiritual delay and take our place in God’s unstoppable plan.For more information about Ian, check out his website: https://iangreen.org/Follow Ian on social media:Facebook - https://bit.ly/3nydIJyInstagram - https://bit.ly/2KkxH0hTwitter - https://bit.ly/3ntDfUn

In this insightful teaching, Ian Green unpacks Philippians 4:14–19 to reveal a deeper truth behind one of Scripture’s most-quoted promises: “And my God will meet all your needs…” (v.19). He challenges the common tendency to claim God’s provision without embracing the context of generosity found in verses 14–18. Ian explains that divine provision is not disconnected from our willingness to give. As we partner with others, invest in God’s kingdom, and live open-handedly, we position ourselves to experience God's abundant return, a kind of spiritual compound interest. Giving isn’t limited to money; it’s about participating in God’s mission and becoming more like Jesus, the ultimate giver. Ian encourages listeners to shift their mindset: your employer or economy doesn’t determine your outcome; your generosity does. This message is a powerful reminder that when we sow generously, we unlock a life that is bigger than ourselves and reap blessings far beyond what we can imagine.For more information about Ian, check out his website: https://iangreen.org/Follow Ian on social media:Facebook - https://bit.ly/3nydIJyInstagram - https://bit.ly/2KkxH0hTwitter - https://bit.ly/3ntDfUn

Ian Green explores the dynamic relationship between faith and risk, urging believers to move from hesitation to holy confidence. Using Hebrews 11:1, “Faith is the confident assurance that what we hope for is going to happen,” he explains that true faith doesn't always feel risky when it’s rooted in conviction. Referencing Matthew 14, Ian unpacks the moment Peter walked on water, noting that faith means getting out of the boat, even when it’s 3 a.m. and the storm is raging. He challenges listeners to be authentic Christians who engage faith as an active, daily pursuit. “Water walkers” recognize God's presence in chaos, stretch beyond their resources, and distinguish between bold faith and mere foolishness. Through practical insights and spiritual encouragement, Ian reminds us that Jesus is near even in our darkest hours, and our call is to trust, step out, and walk toward Him, one faith-filled step at a time.For more information about Ian, check out his website: https://iangreen.org/Follow Ian on social media:Facebook - https://bit.ly/3nydIJyInstagram - https://bit.ly/2KkxH0hTwitter - https://bit.ly/3ntDfUn

In this eye-opening teaching, Ian Green challenges listeners to move beyond a surface-level understanding of salvation. Quoting John 3:3—“Very truly I tell you, no one can see the kingdom of God unless they are born again”—he explains that salvation is not merely a symbolic act but the result of a real, supernatural encounter with God. Salvation is not a one-time ritual; it’s the ongoing experience of the Holy Spirit transforming us from death to life. Drawing from passages like Ephesians 5:8, Acts 1 and 2, and the lives of believers such as Peter, Stephen, Philip, and Paul, Ian highlights how God supernaturally interrupted ordinary people’s lives with wisdom, miracles, and revelation. He reminds us that the same God still moves in power today. We must allow the Bible not just to be read, but to read us, letting its truth reshape our lifestyles, attitudes, and expectations for a Spirit-filled life.For more information about Ian, check out his website: https://iangreen.org/Follow Ian on social media:Facebook - https://bit.ly/3nydIJyInstagram - https://bit.ly/2KkxH0hTwitter - https://bit.ly/3ntDfUn

In this motivating message, Ian Green dismantles the lie that worth is earned through diplomas, beauty, or wealth. Anchoring his teaching in Ephesians 2:10, “For we are God’s masterpiece, created in Christ Jesus to do good works,” he reminds listeners that every human life is intentionally designed and infinitely valuable. Green explains how chasing society’s status markers only breeds insecurity, while embracing God’s perspective liberates us to live confidently and purposefully. Through relatable stories and practical reflection points, he calls us to swap self-doubt for faith, affirm daily that we are dearly loved, and step into the good works God prepared for us long ago.For more information about Ian, check out his website: https://iangreen.org/Follow Ian on social media:Facebook - https://bit.ly/3nydIJyInstagram - https://bit.ly/2KkxH0hTwitter - https://bit.ly/3ntDfUn

In this episode, I explore the power of synergy and how collective effort produces outcomes that surpass what individuals can achieve alone. Synergy is not simply teamwork it is the multiplication of impact that occurs when skills, perspectives, and resources align toward a shared purpose. I discuss why collaboration often creates opportunities that isolated effort cannot and how meaningful partnerships strengthen leadership and innovation. When we work together with intentionality, the results are greater than the sum of individual contributions. Synergy reflects a Kingdom principle that values community and shared responsibility. This episode encourages a mindset that embraces cooperation and recognises that growth and influence are often accelerated through relationships and collaboration.For more information about Ian, check out his website: https://iangreen.org/Follow Ian on social media:Facebook - https://bit.ly/3nydIJyInstagram - https://bit.ly/2KkxH0hTwitter - https://bit.ly/3ntDfUn

In this episode, I explore what it means to live strategically generous and why generosity is more than spontaneous giving. True stewardship considers not only how we use resources, but how we invest them in ways that create lasting value. Strategic generosity is intentional it aligns resources with purpose and recognises that giving can multiply opportunity and influence. I discuss the difference between generosity as an emotional response and generosity as a disciplined practice that reflects wisdom and Kingdom principles. When we live generously with strategy, we create pathways for growth and impact that extend beyond immediate results. Generosity is not about loss it is about sowing into outcomes that matter and participating in something greater than ourselves. This episode challenges conventional thinking about resources and invites a perspective where giving becomes a catalyst for transformation.For more information about Ian, check out his website: https://iangreen.org/Follow Ian on social media:Facebook - https://bit.ly/3nydIJyInstagram - https://bit.ly/2KkxH0hTwitter - https://bit.ly/3ntDfUn

In this episode, I outline the four cardinal rules of success principles that govern growth, discipline, and meaningful achievement. Success is not random. It is built on clarity of purpose, disciplined action, integrity, and generosity. I discuss how these rules apply across personal, professional, and spiritual life and why shortcuts rarely produce lasting results. True success is measured not only by outcomes but by character and consistency. When we embrace principles that endure, we create foundations strong enough to sustain opportunity and influence. This episode challenges common misconceptions about success and encourages a long term perspective that values growth over immediate reward. The cardinal rules of success are not complicated, but they require commitment and intentional application.For more information about Ian, check out his website: https://iangreen.org/Follow Ian on social media:Facebook - https://bit.ly/3nydIJyInstagram - https://bit.ly/2KkxH0hTwitter - https://bit.ly/3ntDfUn