Many Christians faithfully attend church, believe the right things, and try to live good lives — yet still sense there must be more to following Jesus than simply going through the motions. The Road to Emmaus Podcast explores what it means to move beyond a Sunday-only faith into a genuine, daily relationship with God — one that awakens us to the reality of His presence and activates us to live as Christ intended.

This podcast features the extended teaching conversations from Re-awakening: The Emmaus Experience TV series, hosted by Jonathan Warner. Each episode creates space to go deeper with trusted teachers and experienced ministry leaders, exploring the foundations of Christian discipleship and what it truly means to walk closely with Jesus in everyday life.

Together we unpack essential themes including surrendering to Christ’s Lordship, understanding the heart of the Father, learning to recognise the voice of the Holy Spirit, living from our identity in Christ, walking in freedom, and growing in spiritual authority — not as abstract theology, but as lived reality.

Inspired by the journey of the disciples on the road to Emmaus, this podcast is an invitation to rediscover what it means to truly follow Jesus — with clarity, expectancy, and a renewed understanding of what He has already made possible.

Episode 2

Encountering God as a good Father

What if the picture of God we've carried isn't the one Jesus came to reveal? Jonathan Warner and Frank Naea explore how encountering the Father's true heart changes the way we relate to God, restores relationship, reshapes identity, and leads us into sonship.
Episode 4

Hearing God: Learning to Recognise God’s Voice

How does God speak — and how can we recognise His voice with confidence? Jonathan Warner and Cheyne Hosking explore the practical and relational journey of learning to hear God through Scripture, peace, wisdom, and obedience.
Episode 5

Identity – Living From Who You Already Are in Christ

Jonathan and Suzanne Warner join Chris Gore to explore the shift from performance to identity — discovering that who we are is not defined by what we do, but by what Christ has accomplished. As we learn to see ourselves as the Father sees us, transformation flows not from striving, but from living out of who we already are in Christ.
Episode 6

Deliverance: Breaking Strongholds, Finding Freedom

Is deliverance a normal part of Christian discipleship? Jonathan Warner and Rhema Traynor explore how believers step into deeper freedom by breaking agreement with what hinders spiritual maturity, addressing generational patterns, and learning to live in the authority of Christ.

Inspired Journeys is part of Inspired Film — a initiative using media and digital platforms to help people encounter Jesus and grow as disciples.
Conversations through this site are provided by volunteer ministry team members offering spiritual encouragement and support. They do not provide professional counselling, medical, or legal advice.

Inspired Journeys is part of Inspired Film — a initiative using media and digital platforms to help people encounter Jesus and grow as disciples.
Conversations through this site are provided by volunteer ministry team members offering spiritual encouragement and support. They do not provide professional counselling, medical, or legal advice.

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