I truly believe that 2026 is the year of breakthrough. But there’s something most people don’t realize—breakthrough isn’t just something you receive. It’s something you can hinder.

In this powerful and deeply personal episode of The Ed Fernandez Show, Ed shares a moment that shook him to his core. During a season of fasting and seeking God, he caught himself murmuring and complaining about his circumstances. In that moment, he heard the unmistakable voice of the Father say, “Stop murmuring and complaining.”That encounter became the foundation for this urgent message: murmuring and discontent don’t just affect your mindset—they can stop your breakthrough entirely.

Through a detailed teaching in Numbers 13 and 14, Ed walks through the story of the twelve spies sent into the Promised Land. Although they witnessed undeniable evidence of God’s promise—land flowing with milk and honey—ten of them focused on the giants instead of God. Their fear, complaints, and lack of faith caused an entire generation to miss what God had prepared for them. Only Caleb and Joshua, who chose faith over fear, eventually entered the promise.

This episode reveals how murmuring is more than casual complaining—it is a posture of discontent that reflects unbelief and rejection of God’s faithfulness. Even after witnessing miracles, provision, and deliverance, the Israelites allowed their perspective to shrink their identity. They saw themselves as grasshoppers, forgetting that they served the Almighty.

Ed explains how the same principle applies today. When you begin fasting, praying, and stepping toward your purpose, resistance will come. Opposition is often confirmation that you are approaching your breakthrough. But if you allow murmuring, negativity, and discontent to take root, you can delay or even forfeit what God has prepared for you.

This message is also a wake-up call about identity, faith, and environment. Who you surround yourself with matters. Caleb and Joshua had faith, yet they still had to wait because of the unbelief of those around them. Complaining spreads. Faith spreads too. Choosing the right mindset—and the right company—can determine whether you step into your promise or remain stuck in the wilderness.

If you’ve been feeling resistance, frustration, or delay, this episode will challenge you to examine your words, your perspective, and your faith. Your breakthrough may already be in motion—but your response will determine whether you enter it.

This is a message about repentance, gratitude, identity, and unwavering trust in God. It’s a call to stop speaking defeat and start walking in faith. Because what you speak becomes seeds—and those seeds will shape your future.

Your breakthrough is waiting. The question is—will you believe God, or will you murmur and remain where you are?

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It’s time for your breakthrough.

In this powerful and timely episode of The Ed Fernandez Show, Ed delivers a deeply encouraging message about what breakthrough truly means and why resistance is often the clearest sign that you are closer than ever to stepping into your destiny.

Are you believing for restoration in your marriage? Are you praying for your child to find freedom? Are you asking God for direction, clarity, or a new beginning? This episode speaks directly to anyone who feels the weight of waiting and the pressure of uncertainty.

A breakthrough is not luck or coincidence. It is a sudden, dramatic, divine intervention that shatters obstacles, answers prayers, and ushers you into a new season of purpose and understanding. But breakthrough does not come without resistance. Often, the pressure intensifies because you are standing at the threshold of transformation.

Through powerful biblical examples, including David’s victory over the Philistines and his encounter with Nabal and Abigail, Ed reveals how breakthrough comes through prayer, fasting, obedience, patience, and trusting God even when circumstances feel impossible. He explains why God often allows pressure, rejection, and testing—not to destroy you, but to prepare and position you for elevation.

If you feel like everything is coming against you, don’t lose hope. The enemy fights hardest when he knows your breakthrough is near. This message will strengthen your faith, realign your perspective, and remind you that God is working behind the scenes even when you cannot see it.

This is your time to break out of fear, doubt, and limitation, and break through into the life God created you to live.

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You are chosen. You are called. And your breakthrough is closer than you think.

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2025 is over. It’s done. And 2026 isn’t just a new year—it’s a new season.

In this powerful, no-nonsense episode of The Ed Fernandez Show, Ed breaks down a truth many believers overlook: there is a courtroom in heaven—and every offense is a case. God is the Judge. Jesus is our Advocate. Satan is the accuser. And the life you choose determines whether you walk free or keep cycling through consequences.

This message dives deep into:

• The heavenly justice system and how spiritual “cases” are opened
• Why Jesus didn’t just forgive sin—He broke its power
• The difference between being saved and living with a pure heart
• Why unhealed soul wounds keep us walking “drunk” instead of straight
• How purity, not perfection, is the key to destiny, favor, influence, and trust from God
• The hard truth about hidden sin, stalled progress, and unanswered prayers
• Saul vs. David: what happens when God gives you power, money, and influence

Ed doesn’t sugarcoat it. This episode is a wake-up call for anyone tired of going left and right, in and out, up and down—wondering why doors won’t open and favor feels distant.

2026 is the year to get right—not just saved.

A pure heart. A holy life. A straight line.

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As we step into 2026, Ed Fernandez reflects on 2025 as a year of deep testing, hard lessons, and spiritual training. What began as ignored warnings from a mentor became refining trials that exposed areas of the soul still ruled by the flesh—and revealed the necessity of spiritual fathers, mentors, and tested leaders in our lives.

In this episode, Ed unpacks the biblical foundation of spiritual formation through mentorship, drawing from Galatians 5, James 1, and the lives of Noah, Moses, and David. He shares vulnerable insights from a 16-year relationship with a spiritual father—one marked by conflict, correction, hurt, reconciliation, and ultimately, growth. Through this process, Ed learned that greatness is not achieved in isolation, character is forged through testing, and calling always demands training.

This conversation confronts anger, insecurity, identity struggles, and the subtle deception of using defense mechanisms that actually prevent healing. Ed explains how unresolved wounds can sabotage destinies, why untested commitment is fragile, and how disappointment with leaders often becomes the proving ground for true maturity.

Most importantly, this episode is a call to restoration—a call to restore the soul through humility, mentorship, and trust in God’s design for each season of life. Ed closes by declaring 2026 as a year of breakthrough, favor, new identity, and fulfilled destiny—for those willing to bring a new version of themselves into the new year.

If you’ve felt stuck, angry, discouraged, or unsure why certain battles keep resurfacing, this episode will challenge you, encourage you, and remind you that you’re not circling the mountain—you’re climbing it.

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As we step into 2026, Ed Fernandez reflects on 2025 as a year of deep testing, hard lessons, and spiritual training. What began as ignored warnings from a mentor became refining trials that exposed areas of the soul still ruled by the flesh—and revealed the necessity of spiritual fathers, mentors, and tested leaders in our lives.

In this episode, Ed unpacks the biblical foundation of spiritual formation through mentorship, drawing from Galatians 5, James 1, and the lives of Noah, Moses, and David. He shares vulnerable insights from a 16-year relationship with a spiritual father—one marked by conflict, correction, hurt, reconciliation, and ultimately, growth. Through this process, Ed learned that greatness is not achieved in isolation, character is forged through testing, and calling always demands training.

This conversation confronts anger, insecurity, identity struggles, and the subtle deception of using defense mechanisms that actually prevent healing. Ed explains how unresolved wounds can sabotage destinies, why untested commitment is fragile, and how disappointment with leaders often becomes the proving ground for true maturity.

Most importantly, this episode is a call to restoration—a call to restore the soul through humility, mentorship, and trust in God’s design for each season of life. Ed closes by declaring 2026 as a year of breakthrough, favor, new identity, and fulfilled destiny—for those willing to bring a new version of themselves into the new year.

If you’ve felt stuck, angry, discouraged, or unsure why certain battles keep resurfacing, this episode will challenge you, encourage you, and remind you that you’re not circling the mountain—you’re climbing it.

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In this powerful new episode of The Ed Fernandez Show, Ed opens up about a lifelong struggle with anger and the revelation that changed everything: not all anger is sinful. Scripture makes room for a righteous, godly anger — one that reveals what’s broken, invites the Holy Spirit into the moment, and produces transformation instead of destruction.

Through Psalms, Ephesians, James, and the moment Jesus overturned the tables in the temple, Ed unpacks the critical difference between ungodly anger that reacts and godly anger that discerns. Anger, when surrendered to God, becomes a signal — like a fire alarm — alerting us to hidden hurt, fear, rejection, and wounds that need healing before they turn destructive.

This episode weaves raw personal stories with practical spiritual insight, showing how anger often disguises deeper pain and how the Holy Spirit exposes the true source when we slow down and listen. Ed explains why reacting in anger can undo years of preparation, damage relationships beyond repair, and quietly steal identity — while godly anger, processed correctly, restores authority, clarity, and peace.

You’ll learn how to recognize the emotion without letting it control your response, how to invite God into heated moments instead of giving them to the enemy, and why suppressing anger only delays the explosion. Ed also challenges listeners to step into 2026 with maturity, discipline, and spiritual authority — choosing healing over reaction and discernment over intimidation.

This episode is a call to quiet the soul, reclaim dominion, and allow God to heal broken places so you can walk fully into your calling, your family’s future, and your promised land.

If anger has ever felt like your shield — or your downfall — this message is for you.

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How do you identify yourself—by a license, a passport, a title, or a past experience? In this episode of The Ed Fernandez Show, we confront one of the most foundational questions of faith: identity.

Using the life of King David as a blueprint, Ed unpacks the difference between being anointed and actually believing who God says you are. David defeated Goliath by faith, but it took identity for him to take the throne. That same tension exists in our lives today. Faith believes in what God can do. Identity believes in what God can do through you.

This message dives deep into how trauma, disappointment, and even success can distort our self-perception and delay what God has already prepared for us. Ed explains why salvation qualifies us, but soul restoration positions us—and why many believers remain stuck not because they lack faith, but because their souls are still wounded.

Drawing from Psalm 23, Jeremiah 29, and the words of Jesus, this episode explores how emotions, thoughts, and unresolved pain can limit our calling if left unhealed. When the soul is restored, heaven doesn’t just become our destination—it begins to invade earth through our lives.

If you’ve felt stuck, angry, disconnected, or unsure of your purpose, this episode is an invitation to dream again, to heal deeply, and to step confidently into your next season. You are not who your past says you are. You are a son or daughter of the Most High God, called to walk in freedom, purpose, and authority.

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Have you ever questioned your faith when life gets heavy? In this episode of The Ed Fernandez Show, we take a deep, practical walk through Hebrews 11 and 12 to uncover what faith really is—and why pressure, delay, and hardship are not signs of failure, but proof of training.

Faith isn’t blind optimism or spiritual hype. Scripture defines it as substance, evidence, and persuasion—a settled confidence in God even when nothing looks resolved. From Abraham on the mountain, to the Red Sea splitting, to the walls of Jericho falling, we explore how biblical faith is forged through obedience, endurance, and trust under pressure.

This episode breaks down:

Why faith is Kingdom-based, not performance-based

What it means that God is a rewarder of those who diligently seek Him

Why trials don’t disqualify you—they legitimize you

How chastening is proof of sonship, not rejection

Why staying under pressure (instead of running) builds unstoppable faith

How God is still writing your story, even when the chapter feels painful

If you’re discouraged, stuck, tired, or questioning whether your faith is “enough,” this episode will reframe your perspective. You’ll be reminded that mustard-seed faith moves mountains, that training seasons are intentional, and that what feels like resistance is often preparation for your next level.

You’re not behind. You’re not forgotten. You’re not illegitimate.

You’re being trained.

🎧 Listen now and be encouraged—because faith grows where pressure exists, and God is far from finished with your story.

As always, you’re the best part of The Ed Fernandez Show.

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