Nick Unplugged

Embark on a thought-provoking journey as we explore the concept of curiosity through the lens of the Bible. This enlightening video delves into the scriptures to unravel the significance of curiosity. Join us in unraveling biblical narratives that highlight the pursuit of knowledge and wisdom.

Don't Die In Your Why

Nick pulls from Matthew 5:8 and teaches on a pure heart.

I. The Reading of God's Word (8:1-8) A. The people are unified in their desire to hear the word of God (8:1) B. Everyone who can understand God's word comes to listen to God's word (8:2) C. The people listen to God's word attentively (8:3) D. The people prepared for the reading of God's word (8:4) E. The leaders demonstrate their desire to hear God's word (8:4) F. The people show respect for God's word (8:5) G. Worshiping the Lord and the reading of his word go together (8:6) H. The reading of God's word is accompanied by an explanation of its meaning (8:7-8)

Nehemiah was the cupbearer for king Artaxerxes and was responsible for repairing the wall in Jerusalem. During a time of famine Nehemiah could have taxed the people for food but chose not to. In this episode Nick talks about the beauty in showing others mercy when we are within our rights to show them judgment.

To Greek philosophers it was not the outward circumstances of a man that defined him but his inward decisions; his inward choices. In this episode Nick breaks down a passage from the book of second Corinthians and what Paul was trying to communicate to believers when he says “new creature”.

In this episode Nick talks about getting balance in your life. He also hits on key points about negative emotion, physical health, and finances.

Episode 18 of my podcast Nick Unplugged (available on Apple Podcast or Spotify). I APOLOGIZE in advance for the poor video and audio quality. Zoom is so annoying sometimes Clinical social worker Cassie Morton joins us. In this episode, we talk about the effect social media has on children and answer the vital question (regarding mental health), "How do I know when someone is just doing this for attention?" One of the main points we hit on in this episode that I loved was the reality that "some ministers are good at preaching but bad with people." Unfortunately, many ministers are good at crafting a sermon but don't know how to deal with PEOPLE. After all, the ministry is about serving others and not ourselves. While it is not vital that ministers be legitimate "counselors" or "therapists," it is essential that ministers are INFORMED on basic people skills (sometimes you cannot teach this). If you want to reach Cassie, please contact Greater Purpose Counseling LLC in Indianapolis.

The Story of where God has brought me from.

In this episode, Nick hosts an Evangelist and friend Stalen Ochoa to talk about the supernatural things of God.

In this episode, Nick defines what true freedom and liberty are; and how our fight for freedom does not end at Acts 2:38.

In this episode I mention practical ways you can reach your world and fulfill the Great Commission. Links provided: https://p7clubs.com/. Apostolic Crusaders Bible Study: https://apostoliccrusaders.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/AC_Bible_Study.pdf

In this episode, Nick talks about the five aspects that make up the man or woman of God. He also discusses the dangers of hyper-fixating on one aspect too much and how one can achieve balance in their life.

What does the Bible stay about dating? What do I do if “God told me to break up with someone”?

This episode starts our series about relationships. In this episode, I talk about voices. Who are you listening to? Because who you tune into is inevitably who you turn into!

Lee Stoneking is a minister from Schenectady, New York who has been involved in the ministry since 19 years old. Brother Stoneking is well known over the entire globe for his United Nations address, which you can view on YouTube. In this episode, Brother Stoneking shares his burden for this generation and what it truly means to be a Bible believer in the 21st century. I have watched Lee Stoneking on YouTube since I was 13 years old and would have never imagined being afforded the opportunity to speak with him. Brother Stoneking has been a voice of inspiration for me from a distance growing up but has become a personal voice for me in the past several months. Thank you Brother Stoneking for coming on the podcast.

In this episode I discuss the Biblical model for receiving the Holy Ghost. What did Paul mean when he said, “Not all speak with tongue‘s”? What is the evidence that I have been filled with God spirit? I answer these questions in this episode.

Tyler and I discuss the necessity of studying Gods Word, remaining balanced as a young preacher, and which translation of the Bible to read. Tyler is currently the student body president at Urshan College for the UPCI and is currently graduating with a Bachelors Degree in theology and biblical studies. He is also seeking to obtain his masters degree.

An article published on February 15, 2022 by NPR states that a priest from Arizona had been baptizing people the wrong way since 1995. The Vatican rendered thousands of baptisms invalid due to the misuse of a single word. Thousands of Catholics will get rebaptized due to this mistake. What does the Bible say about baptism? Is there a baptismal formula? Will you go to hell if you are not baptized? All of these questions and more are answered in this episode.

A look into the book of 2 Kings chapters one and two.

There has been much debate in Christendom whether Melchisedec (or Melchizedek), king of Salem and Priest of the Most High God was merely a theophany, angel, or a legitimate priest in ancient days; some even say that he was Jesus Christ (better known as a Christophany). There are only three points in the Bible that mention the word "Melchisedec": Genesis 14:18-20, Psalm 110:4, and Hebrews 7. These three points in scripture, along with other extra-biblical resources (commentaries and multiple translations), tie together an argument as to whether Melchizedek was merely a theophany, an angel, a legitimate priest, or Jesus Christ Himself. The following content seeks to give a proper interpretation of Hebrews chapter seven and the character of Melchizedek by employing an Apostolic Hermeneutic. Historically Melchizedek was a legitimate priest, theologically he could not be a theophany or angel, and exegetically he serves as a typology of Christ (not the same as a Christophany). Background of the book of Hebrews will provide context to the verse or verses that support this view and different interpretations of fundamental principles from these verses. The actual argument will undoubtedly be whether the biblical and historical character Melchisedec was a legitimate priest in time or a theophany used by the writer of Hebrews to strengthen his message.

Unfortunately one of the consequences of a broken world is sickness and disease; sometimes we get sick in our brain. Whether you have a clinical mental disorder or just fight your mind, this episode is for you.

Throughout the writings of Paul and the epistles as a whole, we see the use of the word “faith.” But what exactly does that mean? How should we define faith? And what does it mean to be “just”? How can we have pure faith?

Although there are many ways we can serve the kingdom of God (i.e. Door greeting, playing an instrument, or operating a camera). What does it truly mean to facilitate revival in our churches and get involved in the harvest? These questions are answered in this episode.

This episode seeks to remind every person that a true Christian is living a life founded on The Bible. Our salvation is not just rooted in experience but by receiving the seed of the Word of God.