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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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Have you ever felt caught between honoring your parents and prioritizing your marriage? Pastor Brandon tackles this delicate balance. Through Genesis 2:24, he illuminates God's design for marriage—where couples forge a new path together while maintaining respectful bridges to their families. Drawing from both Scripture and real-life experience, this message offers practical wisdom for building a strong marriage without burning family bridges. Whether you're navigating holiday traditions or daily dynamics with in-laws, discover biblical insights for this vital relationship. Brandon Bachtel | Built to Last stonepointchurch.com

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.

Pastor Brandon emphasizes the importance of community within the church, illustrating how biblical principles guide relationships and support. He shares Peter's journey as a testament to the need for connection, highlighting that true community goes beyond mere friendship. The discussion explores how Christ-centered communities provide unique support, navigate life's challenges, and foster spiritual growth.

Join us at Newlife Foursquare Church as Pastor Brandon kicks off our New series. Pastor Brandon gives a brief overview of the upcoming series on Church leadership and the gifts that are needed for a healthy church.

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.  

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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.

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In this episode of The Sharing Grace Podcast, Pastor Brandon sits down with Pastor Jay to dive deeper into his message from the United series, Kinfolk: A United Family at God's Table. Together, they explore what it means to move from being outsiders to becoming children of God, how Jesus' prayer for unity shapes the way we live, why forgiveness is central to life in God's family, and the powerful invitation to make room for others at God's table. This conversation will encourage you to embrace your identity as a beloved child of God and live out that calling with grace, unity, and purpose.#churchatviera #SharingGracePodast #CAVfamily

Pastor Brandon shares a message emphasizing that Christians should focus on sharing Jesus with others by planting seeds of faith and showing compassion, rather than trying to save others themselves. He encourages us to be ready to demonstrate God's love, using personal stories and experiences to reach those who haven't heard the message.

Pastor Brandon leads us through the second part of our series "Home Field Advantage" by informing us that there is often times a challenge at the home field. There is a disadvantage because the home crowd can often be the tough crowd. And one of the toughest parts of our calling as Christians is to take those principles home. But Pastor Brandon encourages us today to not let being overlooked by others make you think you are being overlooked by God. As we take a look at David's life and Jesus' teachings in this message, we learn that we can trust in God's plan and be able to love those who don't understand. - Key Verses // Matthew 13:54-58, 1 Samuel 16:10-13 - For Sermon Notes, the Connect Card, and our other online resources: https://linktr.ee/Celebrationchurchlive

Have you ever wondered what's silently eroding your most precious relationships? Pastor Brandon reveals how, like the Titanic, marriages often sink not from obvious collisions, but from subtle dangers lurking beneath the surface. Drawing from Song of Solomon's vivid vineyard imagery, he identifies the "little foxes" that threaten to destroy our relational fruitfulness. Brandon Bachtel | Built to Last www.stonepointchurch.com

In week 5 of Unlocked, Pastor Brandon walks us through Exodus 20:12 and God's call to "Honor your father and mother." He shares the importance of creating a culture of honor within our homes and how God's design for families is essential for raising the next generation.

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Faith isn't just asking Jesus—it's believing His word is enough! In John 4:46–54, a nobleman seeks Jesus for his dying son, and with just one word, the boy is healed. Pastor Brandon Hill reminds us that real faith takes God at His word, trusting Him even before we see the miracle.

Today, we're continuing our series called “We Are Metro”, Pastor Brandon talks about how a changed life changes everything.Support the show

Aloha and welcome to The Mission North Shore's Podcast!  Join us as Pastor Brandon shares on Matthew 3. In this exploration of repentance, we're challenged to reconsider our understanding of what it truly means to turn back to God. Focusing on Matthew 3:1-12, we encounter John the Baptist's radical message: 'Repent, for the kingdom of God is at hand. The vivid imagery of wheat and chaff illustrates the stark difference between genuine faith and hollow religiosity. As we reflect on this, we're called to examine our own lives. Are we producing fruit in keeping with repentance? This message urges us to move beyond surface-level changes and embrace a transformative relationship with God, recognizing that true repentance is both a gift from God and our ongoing response to His grace. God bless and have a great week!

Pastor Brandon explores the theme of living richly through faith and obedience to God's word, using the story of Abraham as a central example. He emphasizes the importance of stepping out in faith, building altars to recognize God's presence, and trusting in God's provision even during difficult times.

In this teaching, Pastor Brandon examines what it means to “sell yourself to do evil” (1 Kings 21) and the serious implications of this contractual, covenantal language. From Ahab and Jezebel's idolatry to modern-day occult practices, he shows how selling oneself to sin is a transactional surrender to demonic authority—but also how God provides a way back through repentance and restoration.   You'll also hear insights into: ✅ How Jezebel introduced false gods into Israel   ✅ Why Ahab's weakness allowed the Jezebel spirit to thrive   ✅ The biblical truth behind “selling your soul” and demonic covenants   ✅ Why no covenant with the occult is permanent—freedom is always possible through Christ   ✅ The Hebraism of God “removing His face” and the danger of being out of fellowship   ✅ The seriousness of sin, repentance, and walking in covenant blessing   ✅ The true meaning of being strong in the Lord—not fleshly strength, but strength in His promises   The call is clear: Don't be deceived by false power or worldly gain. The enemy may offer fame, wealth, or seduction, but it always comes at a price of destruction. True blessing is found in fellowship with God and in ministering to others through the strength He provides.   For more teachings and resources, visit:  

In this teaching, Pastor Brandon examines what it means to "sell yourself to do evil" (1 Kings 21) and the serious implications of this contractual, covenantal language. From Ahab and Jezebel's idolatry to modern-day occult practices, he shows how selling oneself to sin is a transactional surrender to demonic authority—but also how God provides a way back through repentance and restoration. You'll also hear insights into: ✅ How Jezebel introduced false gods into Israel ✅ Why Ahab's weakness allowed the Jezebel spirit to thrive ✅ The biblical truth behind "selling your soul" and demonic covenants ✅ Why no covenant with the occult is permanent—freedom is always possible through Christ ✅ The Hebraism of God "removing His face" and the danger of being out of fellowship ✅ The seriousness of sin, repentance, and walking in covenant blessing ✅ The true meaning of being strong in the Lord—not fleshly strength, but strength in His promises The call is clear: Don't be deceived by false power or worldly gain. The enemy may offer fame, wealth, or seduction, but it always comes at a price of destruction. True blessing is found in fellowship with God and in ministering to others through the strength He provides. For more teachings and resources, visit:

We are - kicking - a brand new series off this week, "Home Field Advantage". Where we dive into the truths of the bible that show us that our biggest advantage is in our homes. We open this week with seeing that God's heart is to make His home with us, in which Jesus' ministry was also mainly conducted in homes. We learn that as Jesus' ministry happening in homes and impacted them, so should our encounter with Jesus impact our home first. Pastor Brandon also teaches us that our encounter with Jesus is taken home by taking praise for the encounter home. ultimately learning that Jesus' full impact happens when it hits home. - Key Verses // John 14:23, 15:4, Luke 5:17-26 - For Sermon Notes, the Connect Card, and our other online resources: https://linktr.ee/Celebrationchurchlive

This week Pastor Brandon continues our series, "We are Metro". Teaching us, that in order to get to where God wants us to be, we must be willing to grow; to see real change in our lives.Support the show

This week at Venture, Pastor Brandon shared the heart behind our Fall Vision Sunday. Together we reflected on God's call to build His house, the value of community, and the legacy we're leaving for generations to come. Through 1 Chronicles 28–29, we looked at how King David prepared for the temple that he would never see completed in his lifetime—and how his willingness to sacrifice set up a future of worship and transformation for his children, grandchildren, and beyond. This message challenges us to step into the same kind of faith and sacrifice today as we finish building Venture's house—not just for ourselves, but for those who will meet Jesus here for decades to come.

In week 4 of UNLOCKED, we dive deep into Exodus 20:8 and the significance of the Sabbath. Pastor Brandon explains that the Sabbath is not just a day of rest, but a divine rhythm modeled by God for our lives.

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Struggling with decision-making? In this powerful sermon from Alliance Church Hortonville, Pastor Brandon explores how prayer, rooted in Psalm 139, helps uncover the hidden motives behind your choices. Learn how God's omniscience, omnipresence, and sovereignty can guide you to make wiser decisions and live a life aligned with His purpose. Join us to discover how to pray like David and let God transform your heart. Subscribe for more sermons to grow your faith!

Have you ever felt the weight of financial stress threatening your family's peace? Pastor Brandon unpacks timeless biblical wisdom for building lasting financial health. He shows how God's financial principles lead to both earthly stability and eternal treasure. Whether you're struggling with debt or seeking greater financial freedom, this message offers hope-filled, actionable guidance for honoring God with your finances. Don't miss this opportunity to discover biblical keys for building a legacy that lasts. Brandon Bachtel | Built to Last www.stonepointchurch.com

Pastor Brandon discusses the importance of allowing the word of Christ to dwell richly within us, emphasizing that abundance in life stems from humility and a strong relationship with God. He uses personal anecdotes, scriptural references, and the story of David and Abigail to illustrate how humility is essential for experiencing God's promises and blessings.

In today's sermon, Pastor Brandon challenges us right in the depth of our desire to be the "hero" in our stories. Everything we have ever been able to do is a product of our FAITH, and faith itself is God's grace to us. Romans 4.

August 24, 2025

In this powerful message, Pastor Brandon unpacks key Hebraisms and idiomatic expressions from Scripture, showing how they reveal God's ownership, authority, and eternal covenant with His people.   From the priestly blessing in Numbers to the prophetic visions in Revelation, Pastor Brandon explains why God placing His name on His people and His land is central to understanding Israel, the Church, and the spiritual battle we face today.   This teaching dives deep into:   - God's name as a mark of ownership and authority   - Why Israel and Jerusalem remain central to God's plan   - The biblical roots of anti-Semitism   - The dangers of moral relativism in Judges and its connection to modern culture   - David as “a man after God's own heart” and what that really means   - The consequences of private sin becoming public fallout   - The true meaning of the “still small voice” as the voice of the remnant  

Welcome to Rock Harbor Church's Sermon Audio channel. In this powerful message, Pastor Brandon unpacks key Hebraisms and idiomatic expressions from Scripture, showing how they reveal God's ownership, authority, and eternal covenant with His people. From the priestly blessing in Numbers to the prophetic visions in Revelation, Pastor Brandon explains why God placing His name on His people and His land is central to understanding Israel, the Church, and the spiritual battle we face today. This teaching dives deep into: - God's name as a mark of ownership and authority - Why Israel and Jerusalem remain central to God's plan - The biblical roots of anti-Semitism - The dangers of moral relativism in Judges and its connection to modern culture - David as "a man after God's own heart" and what that really means - The consequences of private sin becoming public fallout - The true meaning of the "still small voice" as the voice of the remnant

In this episode, Pastor Brandon welcomes Pastor Jay and Middle School Coordinator Brady Fritz for a conversation around our new series United and the message “The NETwork.” Together, they unpack Jesus' invitation to be “fishers of men” and the powerful picture of community found in a fishing net. They discuss how small groups anchor us in truth, offer encouragement, and provide spaces for healing and connection. Brady also shares why these groups are so formative for middle school students and how parents and leaders can help them feel truly woven into the net of faith. If Brevard County is our Sea of Galilee, what might God do through a fully connected community of believers?

In this episode, Pastor Brandon welcomes Pastor Jay and Middle School Coordinator Brady Fritz for a conversation around our new series United and the message “The NETwork.” Together, they unpack Jesus' invitation to be “fishers of men” and the powerful picture of community found in a fishing net. They discuss how small groups anchor us in truth, offer encouragement, and provide spaces for healing and connection. Brady also shares why these groups are so formative for middle school students and how parents and leaders can help them feel truly woven into the net of faith. If Brevard County is our Sea of Galilee, what might God do through a fully connected community of believers?

This week Pastor Brandon finishes up our series, "Exodus". Looking at the idols that we often make in our lives instead of waiting on God.Support the show

This week Pastor Brandon kicks off our newest series, "We are Metro". As we get ready for what God has in store for us, we look back at how He has walked with us in the past.Support the show

This Sunday, Pastor Brandon reminded us that God places people in our lives for different purposes—sometimes for a reason, sometimes for a season, and sometimes for a lifetime. No matter the length, every relationship has value, and we were created to live life in community not alone. At Venture, we believe church isn't just a service you attend—it's a chosen family you belong to. Whether you're here for a reason, a season, or a lifetime, you matter. You're seen. You're loved.

In week three of our series "Unlocked," we dive deep into the significance of the Third Commandment: "You shall not take the name of the Lord your God in vain." Pastor Brandon unlocks what it truly means to honor God's name and the weight it carries in our lives.

Before Jesus began His ministry, He faced the full force of Satan's temptations. In Part 3 of our Matthew study, we look at the third temptation—how the enemy uses doubt, distortion, and deception, and how Jesus shows us the way to overcome. [Full Description Below ⬇️] Description (Full): In this week's message, *Messiah's Temptation from the Father of Lies | Part 3*, we continue our deep study in Matthew by examining the third temptation of Jesus. Before beginning His ministry, the Messiah faced direct attacks from Satan. These temptations reveal timeless truths about how the enemy works—and how we can stand firm in God's strength. Pastor Brandon unpacks the spiritual battle behind temptation, showing us that whenever we step out in faith and obedience, we should expect pushback. Satan's tactics—doubt, denial, distortion, and deception—are still at work today. Yet, Jesus shows us how to overcome: by clinging to God's Word, refusing compromise, and worshiping God alone. We also explore practical applications for our lives: - Recognizing spiritual attacks when we step out in ministry. - Understanding the pattern of temptation that affects families, marriages, and churches. - Guarding against covetousness and idolatry by desiring God above all else. Jesus' victory over temptation assures us that He is our faithful High Priest who sympathizes with our struggles (Hebrews 4:15). He overcame so that we might overcome in Him.

Before Jesus began His ministry, He faced the full force of Satan's temptations. In Part 3 of our Matthew study, we look at the third temptation—how the enemy uses doubt, distortion, and deception, and how Jesus shows us the way to overcome.   [Full Description Below ⬇️] Description (Full): In this week's message, *Messiah's Temptation from the Father of Lies | Part 3*, we continue our deep study in Matthew by examining the third temptation of Jesus. Before beginning His ministry, the Messiah faced direct attacks from Satan. These temptations reveal timeless truths about how the enemy works—and how we can stand firm in God's strength. Pastor Brandon unpacks the spiritual battle behind temptation, showing us that whenever we step out in faith and obedience, we should expect pushback. Satan's tactics—doubt, denial, distortion, and deception—are still at work today. Yet, Jesus shows us how to overcome: by clinging to God's Word, refusing compromise, and worshiping God alone. We also explore practical applications for our lives: - Recognizing spiritual attacks when we step out in ministry. - Understanding the pattern of temptation that affects families, marriages, and churches. - Guarding against covetousness and idolatry by desiring God above all else. Jesus' victory over temptation assures us that He is our faithful High Priest who sympathizes with our struggles (Hebrews 4:15). He overcame so that we might overcome in Him.