Podcasts about pastor brandon

Pastor Brandon shares a message from the book of Isaiah, emphasizing God's ability to transform our lives by trading our brokenness and despair for freedom, beauty, and eternal rewards through faith in Jesus. He encourages us to trust in God's unseen work, embrace our identity as children of God, and recognize that life's struggles can lead to spiritual growth and transformation.

Entering part 6 of our "Home Field Advantage" series, we continue with our thought that, as we get to know God better and trust Him more, our biggest advantage happens at home. That "love thy neighbor" starts with the people you share a roof and heritage with. Pastor Brandon teaches us today that serving at home is a baseline for spiritual leadership and that you can love your family by being a servant leader. Loving and leading by meeting your family's practical needs, by sharing what God has done for you, and by letting them see your worship. Ultimately, serving begins at home. - Key verses // John 15:4, Matthew 20:25-28 - For Sermon Notes, the Connect Card, and our other online resources: https://linktr.ee/Celebrationchurchlive

Entering part 6 of our "Home Field Advantage" series, we continue with our thought that, as we get to know God better and trust Him more, our biggest advantage happens at home. That "love thy neighbor" starts with the people you share a roof and heritage with. Pastor Brandon teaches us today that serving at home is a baseline for spiritual leadership and that you can love your family by being a servant leader. Loving and leading by meeting your family's practical needs, by sharing what God has done for you, and by letting them see your worship. Ultimately, serving begins at home. - Key verses // John 15:4, Matthew 20:25-28 - For Sermon Notes, the Connect Card, and our other online resources: https://linktr.ee/Celebrationchurchlive

Today, Pastor Brandon continues our series, "Deeper Waters". If we want to see deep change we must be prepared to present our true selves to God.Support the show

This week at Venture, Pastor Brandon continued our Break Free series with a powerful message on overcoming the stronghold of shame. Shame has a way of paralyzing us—keeping us stuck in regret, guilt, and fear of what others think. But the good news of the gospel is this: in Christ, we are forgiven, washed, sanctified, and justified. Through passages in Isaiah, Joel, John 8, and 1 Corinthians 6, Pastor Brandon showed us how Jesus takes our shame upon Himself, restores what was lost, and declares us innocent before God. The story of the woman caught in adultery reminds us that where the world heaps condemnation, Jesus offers forgiveness and freedom.0:00 – Welcome to Venture Church Onlinesep 28th sermon text 2:23 – Prayer and introduction to Break Free seriessep 28th sermon text 3:26 – Recap of hidden sin and practical steps to overcomesep 28th sermon text 4:01 – What's the biggest mistake you've ever made?sep 28th sermon text 5:15 – A story of guilt, confession, and shamesep 28th sermon text 7:03 – Defining shame and how the enemy uses itsep 28th sermon text 9:36 – What the Bible says about shamesep 28th sermon text 12:03 – God forgets what we cannot forgetsep 28th sermon text 13:22 – Jesus takes our shame upon Himselfsep 28th sermon text 15:10 – The woman caught in adultery (John 8)sep 28th sermon text 18:25 – “Neither do I condemn you—go and sin no more”sep 28th sermon text 19:36 – Remember who you are: a child of Godsep 28th sermon text 22:09 – Without Jesus we are unworthy, but with Him we are forgivensep 28th sermon text 23:33 – Washed, sanctified, justifiedsep 28th sermon text 25:02 – How to break free from shamesep 28th sermon text 26:19 – Communion and reflectionsep 28th sermon text 32:35 – Worship response: leaving shame behindsep 28th sermon text

Paul reminds us that the Christian life is full of gains and losses, ups and downs, but the true prize is knowing Christ. He redefines success by counting everything else as loss compared to the surpassing worth of intimacy with Jesus. This sermon will call us to press forward with maturity, not complacency, keeping Christ at the center no matter what comes our way.

Discover the secret to unshakable contentment through Christ, no matter what life throws your way. In this powerful sermon from Philippians 4:10-14, Pastor Brandon shares how to fix your eyes on Jesus, not your circumstances, to find true peace and purpose. Learn how to thrive through life's highs and lows with faith. Subscribe for more inspiring sermons and share this message of hope!

In Taking Thoughts Captive, Pastor Brandon Hill unpacks 2 Corinthians 10:2, showing how to overcome destructive thought patterns and align your mind with the truth of God's Word. This powerful message will help you break free from mental strongholds, renew your perspective, and walk in the victory Christ has given you. Don't miss this life-changing teaching from the Mind Games sermon series at Transformation Christian Fellowship!

This week, Pastor Brandon unpacks the truth about sexual desires and the way God designed them. He addresses common misconceptions, reminds us that sex is a gift meant for marriage, and shares how accountability and healing can lead to restoration even in relationships impacted by infidelity.

The resurrection of Jesus is a major historical problem, no matter how you look at it. If it never happened, then Christians are fools, but if it did happen, it is the most important event in human history and demands a response. The question then is, did the resurrection actually happen? Join us for Baptism Sunday as Pastor Brandon discusses the evidence that Christ is risen.

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Pastor Brandon kicks off a brand new series discussing the theme of 'Beautiful Endings,' emphasizing the importance of faith, obedience, and the journey towards fulfilling God's promises. He explores the dangers of comfort and settling, the impact of anxiety on our lives, and the significance of relationships in our spiritual journey.

We've all faced moments when painful memories weigh us down. In this message from Psalm 42:5, Pastor Brandon Hill shows how to confront discouragement, redirect your soul toward hope, and find healing in God's presence. You don't have to be stuck in yesterday—God is still your help today.

In this powerful message, Pastor Brandon unpacks the deeper meaning of Psalm 23, exploring Hebraic idioms such as *“the valley of the shadow of death”* and *“You prepare a table before me in the presence of my enemies.”*   Learn the cultural, historical, and theological background behind these phrases, how they point to Christ, and what they mean for us today as believers walking through perilous and dark times. Pastor Brandon also brings real-life application: God's rod and staff guiding us, His promise of vindication, and His covenant hospitality even in the midst of our enemies.   You'll be encouraged to trust the Shepherd's leading, receive His provision, and rest in the hope of vindication through Christ.  

Continuing to look at how the home is the center of spiritual growth, and how our biggest advantage from knowing God better and trusting Him more happens at home, we learn that worship plays a big role in inviting God into our homes. Pastor Brandon teaches us that worship keeps us focused on heavenly things, and how worship isn't just songs and singing, but is rather a heart posture in how we interact with the world. Worship reflects God's glory back on us, and God uses authentic worship to transform us. Through studying the scriptures we see that worship changes the atmosphere of our lives and ultimately it shows us that remembering the goodness of God in worship reconnects us with the goodness of God. - Key Verses // John 15:4, Acts 16:22-26 - For Sermon Notes, the Connect Card, and our other online resources: https://linktr.ee/Celebrationchurchlive

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Continuing to look at how the home is the center of spiritual growth, and how our biggest advantage from knowing God better and trusting Him more happens at home, we learn that worship plays a big role in inviting God into our homes. Pastor Brandon teaches us that worship keeps us focused on heavenly things, and how worship isn't just songs and singing, but is rather a heart posture in how we interact with the world. Worship reflects God's glory back on us, and God uses authentic worship to transform us. Through studying the scriptures we see that worship changes the atmosphere of our lives and ultimately it shows us that remembering the goodness of God in worship reconnects us with the goodness of God. - Key Verses // John 15:4, Acts 16:22-26 - For Sermon Notes, the Connect Card, and our other online resources: https://linktr.ee/Celebrationchurchlive

In this powerful message, Pastor Brandon unpacks the deeper meaning of Psalm 23, exploring Hebraic idioms such as *"the valley of the shadow of death"* and *"You prepare a table before me in the presence of my enemies."* Learn the cultural, historical, and theological background behind these phrases, how they point to Christ, and what they mean for us today as believers walking through perilous and dark times. Pastor Brandon also brings real-life application: God's rod and staff guiding us, His promise of vindication, and His covenant hospitality even in the midst of our enemies. You'll be encouraged to trust the Shepherd's leading, receive His provision, and rest in the hope of vindication through Christ.

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This week Pastor Brandon continues our Break Free series by tackling one of the most destructive strongholds—hidden sin. Through the story of Achan in Joshua 7, we see how sin that is kept secret not only destroys us from the inside out, but also impacts those around us. Hidden sin multiplies, it robs us of peace, and it eventually always comes to light. But the good news is that God has given us a way to break free through confession, repentance, and accountability. Pastor Brandon reminds us that what is uncovered and surrendered to Jesus becomes an opportunity for His grace to be unleashed in our lives. This message is both convicting and full of hope, pointing us to the freedom that only Christ can bring.

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Have you ever wondered if an ancient book can truly provide answers for today's questions? Pastor Brandon unpacks compelling evidence for the Bible's reliability, drawing from archaeological discoveries like the Dead Sea Scrolls and mathematical probability of fulfilled prophecies. He demonstrates how Scripture's preservation points to something—and Someone—extraordinary. Whether you're seeking answers or wanting to help others find truth, this message equips you with fascinating historical evidence while revealing how God's Word continues transforming lives today. Don't miss this foundation-building exploration of why we can trust the Bible's timeless wisdom for life's toughest questions. Cody King | Asking For A Friend www.stonepointchurch.com

Have you ever wondered if an ancient book can truly provide answers for today's questions? Pastor Brandon unpacks compelling evidence for the Bible's reliability, drawing from archaeological discoveries like the Dead Sea Scrolls and mathematical probability of fulfilled prophecies. He demonstrates how Scripture's preservation points to something—and Someone—extraordinary. Whether you're seeking answers or wanting to help others find truth, this message equips you with fascinating historical evidence while revealing how God's Word continues transforming lives today. Don't miss this foundation-building exploration of why we can trust the Bible's timeless wisdom for life's toughest questions. Brandon Bachtel | Asking For A Friend www.stonepointchurch.com

ANNIVERSARY SUNDAY | Press Toward the Mark | Pastor Brandon Watts | Sunday, September 21

Pastor Brandon explores the theme of being 'richly blessed' through the lens of faith, scripture, and the importance of community. He emphasizes the need for recalibration in times of chaos, the role of the church in fostering unity and love, and the significance of personal cries for mercy, as exemplified by Bartimaeus. The discussion highlights the power of asking God for what we truly need, the journey of faith, and the impact of family in nurturing a faithful generation. Ultimately, it calls for a deeper understanding of God's love and the courage to embrace it.

In the wake of Charlie Kirk's assassination, how do we respond? The culture is shifting fast, Christians are being targeted, and the pressure to compromise is growing. In this message, Pastor Brandon walks through the biblical principles of making good decisions—especially in times of anger, fear, confusion, and pressure. Learn how Scripture guides us, why seeking counsel matters, and how to avoid the traps of settling for “good” instead of God's best. This lesson reminds us that in every choice, we must align with God's Word, stay faithful under pressure, and live out our calling with courage.

In the wake of Charlie Kirk's assassination, how do we respond? The culture is shifting fast, Christians are being targeted, and the pressure to compromise is growing. In this message, Pastor Brandon walks through the biblical principles of making good decisions—especially in times of anger, fear, confusion, and pressure. Learn how Scripture guides us, why seeking counsel matters, and how to avoid the traps of settling for "good" instead of God's best. This lesson reminds us that in every choice, we must align with God's Word, stay faithful under pressure, and live out our calling with courage.

In this powerful teaching, Pastor Brandon unpacks the principle of **collective guilt** from Nehemiah 13:18 and shows how Israel's failure to keep the Sabbath years led to the Babylonian exile. He explains how patterns of sin can be passed down generationally—and why we must be the ones to break those destructive cycles in our families.  This message also dives into spiritual warfare through the book of Job, revealing Satan's surveillance, schemes, and attempts to rob believers of their influence. Pastor Brandon explores the symbolism of **Behemoth and Leviathan**, connecting them to biblical themes of chaos, pride, and ultimately Satan's opposition to God.  From generational cycles to perseverance through suffering, this teaching is a call for believers to wake up, stand firm, and trust in God's power to overcome darkness.  

In this powerful teaching, Pastor Brandon unpacks the principle of **collective guilt** from Nehemiah 13:18 and shows how Israel's failure to keep the Sabbath years led to the Babylonian exile. He explains how patterns of sin can be passed down generationally—and why we must be the ones to break those destructive cycles in our families.  This message also dives into spiritual warfare through the book of Job, revealing Satan's surveillance, schemes, and attempts to rob believers of their influence. Pastor Brandon explores the symbolism of **Behemoth and Leviathan**, connecting them to biblical themes of chaos, pride, and ultimately Satan's opposition to God.  From generational cycles to perseverance through suffering, this teaching is a call for believers to wake up, stand firm, and trust in God's power to overcome darkness.  

Romans 6 is a robust text, and Pastor Brandon takes it on today. In this sermon, we understand what it means to be freed from sin and how we should live. Romans 6

This week Pastor Brandon continues our new series Break Free with a powerful message on overcoming strongholds. Strongholds are real. They can hold our thoughts captive, distort how we see ourselves, and keep us chained in fear and sin. But the good news of the gospel is that we are not powerless. The Spirit of Christ lives in us, and that means we have the spirit of a fighter inside of us. Through Ephesians 6 and the armor of God, we're reminded that God has equipped us with everything we need to stand firm against the enemy's schemes:

This sermon reminds us that behind human conflict and brokenness there is an unseen spiritual battle. Satan is real, he schemes, and his goal is to deceive, divide, and destroy. But God gives us armor and weapons so we can stand firm in victory.

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Pastor Brandon emphasizes the importance of community, love, and self-control in the Christian faith. He discusses the significance of finding one's community, the challenges of loving others, and the essence of love as the defining mark of a Christian.

Your thoughts shape your destiny! In Proverbs 23:7, Scripture reminds us, “As a man thinks in his heart, so is he.” In this eye-opening message, Pastor Brandon Hill reveals how the battle for your life begins in your mind. He encourages you to break free from negative thinking, renew your mind with God's truth, and embrace the mindset that leads to victory and peace in Christ.

This week at Keystone, we step away from our Ten Commandments series to address the challenges we're facing in our culture today. Pastor Brandon shares how, even when it feels like the enemy is winning, God calls us to stand firm in faith, seek Him in prayer, and walk in humility. Together, we're reminded of our role as light bringers in a world desperate for hope. This message is both a call to action and an invitation to lean into God's presence—for our families, our communities, and the next generation.

In a world filled with brokenness, tragedy, and uncertainty, where do we find hope and identity? In this powerful message, Pastor Brandon reminds us that our truest identity is found in Christ—we are loved by Him, we find our belonging in Him, and we are powerless without Him.Drawing from Galatians 2:20, Brandon unpacks what it means to live “in Christ” and how God's love is unconditional, sacrificial, and transformative. If you've ever struggled with questions like “Who am I?” or felt the weight of trying to find your worth in what you do, what you have, or how others see you, this message will point you back to the unshakable truth of who you are in Jesus.Whether you're walking through grief, confusion, or searching for meaning, this message will encourage you to anchor your identity in Christ and trust Him as your source of strength.

In a world filled with brokenness, tragedy, and uncertainty, where do we find hope and identity? In this powerful message, Pastor Brandon reminds us that our truest identity is found in Christ—we are loved by Him, we find our belonging in Him, and we are powerless without Him.Drawing from Galatians 2:20, Brandon unpacks what it means to live “in Christ” and how God's love is unconditional, sacrificial, and transformative. If you've ever struggled with questions like “Who am I?” or felt the weight of trying to find your worth in what you do, what you have, or how others see you, this message will point you back to the unshakable truth of who you are in Jesus.Whether you're walking through grief, confusion, or searching for meaning, this message will encourage you to anchor your identity in Christ and trust Him as your source of strength.

This week Pastor Brandon continues our series, "We Are Metro". Last week we talked about a changed life, this week we focus on how we can strengthen our families.Support the show

Main Scripture - John 2:23–3:16 Supporting Scripture - Matthew 7:21-23 Luke 8:11-15 This sermon is intended to ignite believers to give Jesus their all. It is a call not to settle for a superficial faith but to walk in an allegiance that shows up every single day.

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In week 6 of Unlocked, we look at Exodus 20:13 and God's command, “You shall not murder.” Pastor Brandon unpacks the deeper meaning behind this commandment, showing how it's not just about physical actions but about the condition of our hearts. Through Jesus' teaching in Matthew 5, we see how anger, bitterness, and contempt can lead us away from God's design for valuing life. He reminds us of the dignity of every person and the call to reflect God's love in how we treat others.

In this message, Pastor Brandon explores powerful biblical idioms and what they reveal about God's presence and purpose in our lives. From the phrase "the hand of the Lord was upon him" in Ezra to Jesus "setting His face toward Jerusalem," Pastor Brandon unpacks how these expressions point us to God's providence, guidance, empowerment, and calling. You'll learn how to recognize God's hand in your own life, how to walk with direction and perseverance, and how to understand the gifts He has entrusted to you. This teaching will encourage you to trust God's providence, embrace your calling, and live with purpose.