RLCSAC Sermon Podcast · Lead Pastor: Dean Deguara

Accessing the Supernatural | Supernatural Leadership | Pastor Dean Deguara

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Acts 1:8 becomes a roadmap: power, ability, efficiency, and might come when the Holy Spirit comes upon you.

1. RLCSAC Sermon Podcast episode "Accessing the Supernatural | Supernatural Leadership | Pastor Dean Deguara" centers on supernatural leadership and access to God. 2. Jessie serves as a pastor at Real Life Church, and Dean Deguara preaches the message at Real Life Church in Sacramento. 3. The episode asks why Christians should want "an extraordinary life" rather than "an ordinary life." 4. Dean Deguara uses a locked online account, usernames, passwords, and the "stay logged in" box as the opening metaphor. 5. He quotes 2 Peter 1:3-4 to say God's "divine power has given us everything we need" for a godly life. 6. He argues that many believers feel locked out because they think God is mad, disappointed, or withholding access. 7. He says Jesus is "the door" in John 10:9 and "the way, the truth, the life" in John 14:16. 8. He says John 15:4 requires believers to "remain in me" because branches cannot bear fruit when severed from the vine. 9. He compares compartmentalized faith to giving God only part of a pie while Jesus wants to fill every part of the day. 10. He describes fasting and a digital detox, including a challenge to detach from devices and rediscover sensitivity to the Holy Spirit. 11. He says the supernatural can be "super normal" and gives examples of praying for people in a post office, grocery store, and sports setting. 12. He reads Romans 8:9 to say believers are no longer in "the realm of the flesh" but in "the realm of the spirit." 13. He stresses that fruits of the Spirit are supernatural, including gentleness, peace, and patience under pressure. 14. He tells the church that Real Life can become a launching pad for leaders who solve community problems in Sacramento. 15. He mentions an opportunity connected to Vista Nueva and says law enforcement and city efforts have said, "we don't know what to do." 16. He gives principles about private integrity, interconnectedness, abundance, secret prayer life, public glory to God, and supernatural assignments. 17. He quotes Hebrews 11:6, Matthew 13:11, Matthew 6:33, Proverbs 11:6, and Proverbs 22:29 to support those principles. 18. His tone moves between teaching, humor, repeated calls like "everybody say," and a strong altar-call cadence. 19. People interested in prayer, leadership, and Sacramento church community action. 20. People looking for a short, purely academic message without altar call.

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A direct sermon on Spirit-led leadership that turns everyday choices into a call to live under the Spirit.

The sermon frames supernatural leadership as a daily posture, not a stage role. It moves from a church welcome into kingdom language about life under the Holy Spirit, putting off the flesh, and letting gentleness, peace, and patience shape ordinary decisions.

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When you want leadership talk that starts with the Spirit, not the résumé.

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