Podcast appearances and mentions of mark nysewander

On Sunday, Mark Nysewander will be sharing about the most faithful followers of Jesus...the women! When everyone else deserted him, they stayed and ministered to Jesus. The heart behind the message they followed was not to be ministered to BY Jesus but instead to minister TO Jesus, a model of how we are called to live our lives!

We are called to be disciples who carry the authority and power of Jesus but what does that look like? This Sunday Mark Nysewander unpacks an incident with the twelve disciples to discover how we can express the power and authority of Jesus.

Mark Nyswander helps us look at a discipline we rarely use or have never used-fasting. We’ll also explore one of its greatest benefits: communion with Jesus.

This morning, we will continue our fall small group study on Paul’s letter to Titus. Join us as we delve deeper as a community of believers.

For these times we live in, God has promised a great hope for us, our church, and even for our nation. Mark Nysewander teaches how to discover how you can receive and live in the fulfillment of this hope.

Mark Nysewander looks at the actions and words of Jesus in Mark’s gospel. We will learn how Jesus shows us the danger, cause, and cure to prayerlessness.

Our God is a God of power through His Holy Spirit. He has poured out His spirit in amazing measures in the past, so why wouldn't He move again? “Our view of revival shapes how we live. If revival is a pointless demonstration of religious fervor, we live to avoid it. If it is an emergency fix for the church, we sometimes seek it only when things get bad. But if revival moves history toward Jesus' return, we do everything we can to live for the next wave.” - Mark Nysewander

We wanted to talk to Mark Nysewander because he wants to talk about revival. His book, Revival Rising, is an inspiring look at the ingredients of revival. Over several decades, he has ministered as an evangelist, missionary, church planter, and pastor. He served as the teaching pastor at RiverStone Church in Kennesaw, Georgia until he retired (he may not know the meaning of the word!), after which he became interim pastor at Church on the Hill in Dalton. Georgia. We are excited to welcome Mark to The Art of Holiness to talk about getting a revival worldview. 

Sunday May 31, 2020 join Mark Nysewander as he teaches on "Living Pentecost Everyday" on this Pentecost Sunday!

In this message, our guest and close friend Mark Nysewander speaks about the Holy Spirit.

The Fire Speaker: Mark Nysewander We were made to be set afire with God's Spirit! Join us as Mark Nysewander talks practically about how we can receive all God has for us today! (April 22, 2018)

Welcome to episode 1 of the Wesleyan Potluck. The LineupAny new year's resolutions?What have you been reading and why?Tim - Bibliotheca.co Bible from the Kickstarter project. Also finishing up Benjamin Franklin's Autobiography & Thomas Paine's Common Sense The Serial Reader App I read in themes, old and new. Up next is Tim Ferris' Tools of the Titans Heath-Revival Rising by Mark Nysewander from Seedbed You are Not Your Brain-Jeffrey Schwartz Peak by Anders Ericsson The Meal* ​Former district superintendent honored by governor * Thoughts on Wayne Schmidt's first 6 months as General SuperintendentThe Dessert Table“What one generation tolerates, the next generation will embrace.” ― John WesleyThe CleanupTwitter-@tpkirkpatrick and @heathmullikin The Facebook Group www.wesleyanpotluck.com

This week Vintage welcomes Mark Nysewander, the Executive Director of the Transformation Newtwork that Vintage is a part of. Mark will be coming to Vintage to share from 1 Corinthians 13.

This week Vintage welcomes Mark Nysewander, the Executive Director of the Transformation Newtwork that Vintage is a part of. Mark will be coming to Vintage to share from 1 Corinthians 13.

Mark Nysewander speaks about the New Testament churches. He examines the humble behaviors of three churches through Paul's letters.

Mark Nysewander speaks about the New Testament churches. He examines the humble behaviors of three churches through Paul's letters.