Clint Byars Podcast

Isaiah 10:27 was fulfilled when God broke the Assyrian yoke off Judah not by human effort but by His power—one angel destroyed 185,000 soldiers in a single night. In the same way today, every burden and yoke is destroyed not by striving, but by the anointing of Christ that abides in you. Join us today as we discuss how to pray with your spirit to position yourself to be strengthened in your inner man by God's grace.

Youth and Young Adult Pastor, Lyle Camp, brings a funny and insightful word on shifting your perspective to see what God already has in place in our lives.

If you are born again, God has placed His Spirit in you and you have become as one with Him as Jesus is. And…you have been anointed by Jesus, who baptizes us with the Holy Spirit. This is not a one time event, it is a lifestyle. Jesus works with us, continually empowering us for fruits and gifts.

This Mother's Day, we'll explore the heart of motherhood through the lens of John 17, where Jesus said, “For their sakes I sanctify Myself.” In moments of fear, frustration, or uncertainty, God invites us to parent from a place of peace, faith, and purpose—seeing our children through their identity in Christ and speaking life into their future. Be encouraged and equipped to walk in your calling with renewed confidence, knowing your prayers and presence matter deeply.

What is the baptism of the Holy Spirit? As believers, we are complete in Christ—fully in-dwelt by His Spirit and lacking nothing in our new nature. The anointing we have received from Him abides in us permanently, not waiting to “fall” but always present to empower, guide, and transform. We don't wait for the Spirit to come—we lay hold of what we've already been given, taking hold of His indwelling power through faith.

James teaches us that temptation comes from within. We're only tempted with the things that we desire. There is a godly way to fulfill every desire, but through brokenness, perversion and confusion we choose to fulfill our natural desires in ways that do not honor God's natural order, which is sin. But sin is no longer our master for we are dead to sin in Christ. Join us today as we discuss how to stand in His strength and overcome.

Jesus was delivered up to die for our sins, and He rose from the dead the third day, securing our justification and eternal redemption. You are now forgiven, redeemed, justified, and made righteous because of the death, burial and resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ! Keep your faith in him and rest in His finished work!

As we celebrate Palm Sunday and remember Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem, we also reflect on the deeper purpose of His coming. He became fully human, entering our world in humility, so He could represent us, carry our sin, and face the cross on our behalf. Through His obedience and sacrifice, He made a way for us to become like Him—righteous, restored, and transformed into His image. Palm Sunday marks the beginning of the week that would reveal the fullness of His love, as the King who came to save by laying down His life.

Jesus gave us a model to pray, and it all starts with relationship. What we prayed from acceptance rather than for acceptance. What if we prayed from abundance rather than lack? What if prayer were more about aligning our thoughts, emotions, and mental pictures with God's will revealed in Jesus rather than about our needs and worries? Join us today as we look at the Lord's prayer.

Prayer is not begging from a distant God—it's confident communion with a Father who has already given us all things in Christ. In this message, we'll explore how to ask in faith—not from fear or lack, but from a heart persuaded by God's promises and rooted in His nature. Discover how to align your thoughts, emotions, and expectations with the finished work of Jesus so your prayers reflect trust, not striving—and how asking in faith invites both transformation and fruitfulness.

Join us for a special guest speaker, Brian Essary.

Transformative Honesty and Transparency Before the Lord - Clint Byars by Forward Church Sermons

Today's message explores Psalm 8:5 through the lens of quantum physics and biblical revelation. Just as quantum entanglement connects particles across space, God has crowned humanity with glory and honor, linking us to His divine nature and purpose. This sermon reveals how God sees us—not as insignificant, but as image-bearers with intrinsic dignity, designed to reign with Him. Discover how understanding our divine worth transforms our identity, purpose, and faith in a world that often reduces humanity to mere chance.

Our world is not as fixed as it seems—both science and Scripture reveal that human consciousness plays a role in shaping reality. Just as quantum physics shows that observation collapses possibilities into a single outcome, Jesus taught that faith manifests the unseen into the seen (Mark 11:23, Hebrews 11:1-3). God designed us as co-creators, with the ability to pull from heaven's reality and establish it on earth (Matthew 6:10). This sermon explores how faith, perception, and spiritual focus determine what we experience—and how aligning with God's Word empowers us to bring His will into our world.

Guest Speaker: Jennifer Merrill by Forward Church Sermons

All things are possible for those who believe is a quantum reality statement. In Quantum Physics, there is an understanding that matter at its smallest existence exists in a state of superposition, meaning unlimited potentials, at the same time, until someone or something observes the matter. This is true of God's Kingdom as well. Join us as we talk about how quantum realities reveal mysteries about the unseen realm.

The Jews waited for the promise of the arrival of their king who would sit on the throne of David and restore Israel to power. What they didn't know is that God was speaking of a spiritual, eternal, heavenly kingdom. The good news is God kept His promise, that kingdom is here now, and His reign has begun!

We have the unimaginable hope of the eternal city of God waiting for us. Jesus promised that he is preparing a place for us. But we are connected to that realm now and can actually experience the will of Heaven on Earth. Today we begin a new series discussing how we can expect to experience glimpses of Heaven now.

Discover how to align your life goals with God's will by meeting with Jesus in prayer, worship, and the Word. Define your desires, produce lasting fruit, and pursue your kingdom assignments with His guidance, knowing He will direct your steps.

It's very simple, God has revealed His logic and the best way to live, in His word. His word will show us the steps to take if we will commit our decision making process to His Lordship. We can do it His way, or we can do it our way, which one do you think has a better success rate?

When your goals are connected to a higher purpose than just selfish gain you tend to achieve them more consistently and with a greater sense of purpose. Today we'll discuss how to set goals with something greater with your personal desires in mind.

Through His death and resurrection, Jesus fulfilled the Law, inaugurating the New Covenant where salvation is by grace through faith, and we are empowered by the Holy Spirit to live fruitful lives within His high calling. This freedom invites us to make decisions boldly, steward God's gifts faithfully, and reflect His kingdom through purposeful and abundant living.

Did you fulfill all your goals for 2024? Are you ending the year closer to God or feeling a bit distant? The guilt and shame we carry from our choices will affect our hearts toward God and cause us to not walk in the assignments he has for us. Let's put 2024 behind us and move on to a renewed vision for a new year.

Jesus offers His followers divine peace and prays for their unity, reflecting the oneness between Him and the Father (John 14:27, 17:11-23). Living in His peace and unity becomes a powerful testimony to the world, revealing God's love and the truth of Jesus' mission. For this reason, we celebrate Christmas!

Jesus is seated at the right hand of God ruling forevermore. One of the amazing promises of the new covenant we are secure in is that we have also been raised to the same seat of honor at the right hand of God because we are in Christ. Christ has chosen to share his inheritance with us. Join us today as we discover the honor God has bestowed upon us through being in Christ.

A Special Message from Nate Tanner by Forward Church Sermons

One of the first promises of the New Covenant in Christ is peace with God. The peace we have with God is an eternal peace, established in the resurrection of Christ and His indwelling spirit within. Unto us a child has been given to rescue us from sin and death and make our place in God's family secure, forever established in God's promised covenant. Join us today for GOOD NEWS!!

Gratitude is a key ingredient for transformation. God's Word thrives in the spiritual heart when peace reigns, but how can we cultivate an environment where peace prevails? By reminding ourselves of God's faithfulness and the benefits of His covenant, we develop a foundational gratitude that prepares the heart for His Word to take root and grow. In this session, we'll explore how to step into thanksgiving and let peace rule in our hearts.

A Special Message from Greg Mohr by Forward Church Sermons

The United States elected Donald Trump as president. That's wonderful news for some people, but the better news is that Jesus Christ is still king and he's coming again. There are people who do not know the Gospel. It's your job as a Jesus follower to tell them. Here's how.

Jesus' death, burial, and resurrection paid for so much more than we may realize. Through His atonement, we have the right to become children of God, bringing with it incredible benefits beyond what we may have ever known. Today, we'll explore our place in God's family and the remarkable rights and privileges that come with it.

You've heard of progressive holiness? Holiness is actually perpetual. It became your spiritual state before God when you said yes to Jesus and he cleansed you with his blood, but it is continuing to work in you, seeking to make your entire being clean, spirit, soul, and body. It's a work of grace by his spirit and not your efforts.

Reconciliation; Removing Condemnation Through Faith Righteousness - Haans Erlandson by Forward Church Sermons

It is finished! Jesus became sin and bore the full curse and penalty of breaking God's perfect law in your place so you don't ever have to be afraid of God rejecting or judging you.

Join us today as we begin our new series on The Gospel. Today we will discuss how Christ rescued us from being dead from sin, to give us new life.

God's Family - Lyle Camp by Forward Church Sermons

Intuition is a capacity of the heart. Intuition is the ability to understand something immediately, without the need for conscious reasoning. You use your intuition all the time without even thinking, for good and for bad. The good news is you can program your intuition. The Bible calls it writing on the tablet of your heart. Join us today for worship and a talk about resetting your heart's beliefs and automatic responses.

We are new creatures in Christ because God has given us a new heart and put His Spirit in us. We now live directly connected to God because He lives and bears fruit through us by His Spirit. Why then do we still struggle with sin and other issues? Because our minds need to be renewed and we need to put on what is in us. Your new identity is waiting to be put on. Here's how.

We have a new heart and God's spirit lives in us, we must protect and guard that space. One way to guard the heart is to sow to the spirit. To properly see sowing to the spirit we will discuss what it means to sow to the flesh, since they are opposites. Join us today for an encouraging word about doing good toward one another and not allowing the works of the flesh to divide us.

God gave you a new heart, but you must guard and protect it like a garden. You are responsible for keeping your heart sensitive to God and walking by faith. Faith is not belief despite lack of evidence, it's a response to who God is, what he has done, and what he has promised. Our role is to believe and allow him to empower us accordingly. Join us today as we discuss how to build faith in the heart.

Faith is not belief without evidence. Faith is a belief based on the careful observation of the track record and promises of God. Faith is a response to who God says he is. Faith is a response to what God has done for us and in us in Christ, and a trust that he will complete the things he promised. Join us today as we anchor our faith in Christ's faithfulness.

Hope is a choice rooted in God's unchanging Word. As you choose hope, you will see life through the eyes of faith, recognizing the possibilities God has prepared for you. Neuroscientific research on hope and positive expectation involves exploring how the brain processes these concepts and the impact they have on mental health, physical well-being, and faith. Join us today as we do a deep dive into how to cultivate hope in the heart.

Through Christ we receive a spiritual heart transplant. Today we'll look at actual heart transplant stories and gain insight on the spiritual heart we receive when we are born again.

The Woman At The Well | Bethany Camp by Forward Church Sermons

We've all had those relationships where you felt like the other person was keeping track of everything that you did wrong. God is not like that, we can thrive and our passionate calling, not worried about making mistakes because we are already approved in Christ. If you make a mistake, you just correct course, knowing that God is with you.

We Are a City on a Hill - Mike Crane by Forward Church Sermons

Should You Take Communion If You Have Sin In Your Life? - Clint Byars by Forward Church Sermons

Gospel Centered Evangelism by Forward Church Sermons

All for His Glory - Josh Kretzu by Forward Church Sermons

The gospel doesn't just offer us Christ's strength and forgiveness in the midst of our weakness, but also changes the entire perspective of our lives from one of looking at ourselves and what we think is good for us to one of living for the dream of God's kingdom and the joy of living for the benefit of others.

Circumstances are not a very good indicator of God's will. In our immediate personal lives, we can expect to always experience God's promises, but in this world, Jesus said we would have trouble. God is with us, we are in his kingdom, and his spirit is leading us and supplying healing, but sometimes external life circumstances don't work out. But God is still good, and only good. Join us today as we sort through this paradox.