Podcasts about pastor chad

In this message, Pastor Chad Veach launches the series “Better and Brighter,” teaching from Matthew 5 that followers of Jesus are called to be the salt of the earth and the light of the world. Christians aren't meant to live for themselves, but to live on mission — helping people who are far from God encounter His love and grace. Pastor Chad emphasizes that the heart of the gospel is rescue. God didn't send Jesus to condemn the world but to save it. Through stories like the lost sheep and the lost coin, he reminds us that being lost does not remove someone's value — it only changes their location. God relentlessly pursues people who are far from Him because they still belong to Him. The message challenges believers to stop living small, self-centered lives and instead join God's rescue mission. Ordinary people carry an extraordinary message — the gospel of Jesus. When Christians live boldly and share their faith, they become the salt and light that can make their cities, communities, and workplaces better and brighter.

Season 6, Episode 10 | Pastor Chad reconnects with Linnea Morris to unpack 1 Timothy 4:6-10, emphasizing godly training's eternal value over physical, sound doctrine nourishment, dismissing profane tales, and striving in hope for the universal Savior.

March 8th, 2026 Pastor Chad McDonald “The Lord is my shepherd, I shall not want” (Psalm 23:1). There’s something powerful about hearing this message from someone who has just walked through the valley and seen the Shepherd’s care firsthand. Pastor Chad was scheduled to preach Psalm 23 this weekend, and in God’s sovereignty, the timing could not be more meaningful. The Lord knew exactly what this journey would hold before he and Faith ever stepped on the plane. Don’t miss Psalm 23 this weekend.

Pastor Chad begins a new series called "Cancel The Debt." In this series we'll be talking how we should forgive in order to receive forgiveness from God. As always, thank you for your generosity!  If you would like to give to Destiny Church, please click this link and then click the giving tab! https://destinychurch.me/ Or text destinychurchgive to 77977!

Friend of Sinners - Pastor Chad Hertler The Gospel of Mark - Mark 2:13-17

Mar 8, 2026 | A Gospel That Cuts & Heals | Pastor Chad Barr by Grace Church Waldorf

Pastor Chad's sermon centers on the idea that the “good news” of the gospel begins with understanding the seriousness of sin. Using the image of the fig leaf from Genesis 3, he explains that sin is not just a mistake but a rebellious condition within us that brings shame and separation from God. Like Adam and Eve, people try to cover that shame with “fig leaves” such as success, morality, or image, but these efforts are temporary and insufficient. The true good news is that God Himself provides the covering we cannot—pointing to Jesus, who takes our shame on the cross and clothes us in His righteousness, offering not just forgiveness but real transformation from the inside out.

Dangerous Distractions" taught from Colossians 3, Pastor Chad Roberts of Awakened to Grace talks about the distractions that pull us away from a Christ-centered life. Drawing from Paul's teachings in Colossians, Pastor Chad challenges us to set our hearts and minds on things above, focusing on our true identity in Christ and not the fleeting distractions of the world. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1388/29?v=20251111

Season 6, Episode 9 | Pastor Chad sits down with his daughter Jayne to explore 1 Timothy 4:1-5, highlighting the Spirit's warning of departing from faith through deceitful spirits and demonic teachings, false restrictions on marriage and foods, and the goodness of God's creation when received with thanksgiving and prayer.

Dangerous Distractions" taught from Colossians 3, Pastor Chad Roberts of Awakened to Grace talks about the distractions that pull us away from a Christ-centered life. Drawing from Paul's teachings in Colossians, Pastor Chad challenges us to set our hearts and minds on things above, focusing on our true identity in Christ and not the fleeting distractions of the world. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1388/29?v=20251111

Continuing the series on taming the tongue. The tongue is usually a puzzle...think of the right words to make the puzzle fit correctly. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this powerful message titled This Is My Vow, Pastor Chad Veach reminds us that marriage is not sustained by feelings — it is sustained by covenant. Rooted in Genesis 2, he teaches that marriage was God's idea from the beginning, designed to flourish when built on His foundation. Love is not accidental, and strong relationships don't happen by chance. They are built through intentional decisions, daily commitment, and keeping God at the center. Pastor Chad challenges couples to reject comparison, forgive quickly, and choose gratitude over criticism. Feelings will fluctuate, but faithfulness is a choice. When God is at the center — like a cord of three strands — storms may come, but they won't destroy what is grounded in Him. This message is a call to stop drifting, stop blaming, and renew your vow — not just on your wedding day, but every single day.

Holy Habits | Message 1: The Power Of Daily Pursuit | Pastor Chad Dingess | 03/01/2026 by Bethesda Church

Pastor Chad's sermon centers on the idea that the “good news” of the gospel begins with understanding the seriousness of sin. Using the image of the fig leaf from Genesis 3, he explains that sin is not just a mistake but a rebellious condition within us that brings shame and separation from God. Like Adam and Eve, people try to cover that shame with “fig leaves” such as success, morality, or image, but these efforts are temporary and insufficient. The true good news is that God Himself provides the covering we cannot—pointing to Jesus, who takes our shame on the cross and clothes us in His righteousness, offering not just forgiveness but real transformation from the inside out.

Pastor Chad walks us through Ephesians 1 as we discuss how God's design is for His church to experience forgiveness and freedom so that we can model and proclaim it to the world. 

Our Greatest Need - Pastor Chad Hertler The Gospel of Mark - Mark 2: 1-12

Pastor Chad's sermon on John 18:12-27

02-25-26 Pastor Chad Smailes - Kings & Priests by Glen Ferris Apostolic Church

02-08-26 Pastor Chad Smailes - I Shall Pursue by Glen Ferris Apostolic Church

02-01-26 Pastor Chad Smailes - In The Valley Between Victor and Victim by Glen Ferris Apostolic Church

02-04-26 Pastor Chad Smailes - Weather Testimony by Glen Ferris Apostolic Church

02-18-26 Pastor Chad Smailes - Praying the Promises by Glen Ferris Apostolic Church

02-04-26 Pastor Chad Smailes - Shall I Go Up by Glen Ferris Apostolic Church

Season 6, Episode 8 | Pastor Chad brings in his youngest son Titus to take and read 1 Timothy 3:8-16, outlining deacons' dignified requirements, faithful service testing, women's blameless conduct, the household of God's supportive role, and the great mystery of godliness revealed through Christ's incarnation, vindication, and global proclamation.

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What does giving look like in the life of a person walking in the grace of God? Join us as we look at the elements, energy and effects of generosity in the lives of God's people.

The Untouchable - Pastor Chad Hertler The Gospel of Mark - Mark 1:40-45

Season 6, Episode 7 | Pastor Chad invites his son Truett Warren for a thoughtful examination of 1 Timothy 3:1-7, covering the overseer's noble aspiration, essential traits such as irreproachability, monogamous fidelity, self-control, respectability, hospitable teaching, gentle leadership, well-managed household, and avoiding arrogance or recent conversion pitfalls.

In this message Pastor Chad Veach kicks off a brand-new series titled “Looking for Love in All the Wrong Places,” teaching from 1 John 4:19 “We love because He first loved us.” Before we can love well, date well, or build a great marriage, we must first learn how to receive the love of God. In this powerful and practical sermon, Pastor Chad explains the difference between living water love and broken cistern love, showing how so many of us chase attention, affection, and cheap substitutes that leave us dry and empty. From the woman at the well to King Saul forcing outcomes, this message challenges us to stop trading real love for cheap likes, stop forcing what should be faith, and start trusting God's direction over our own desires. When you receive the Father's love first, everything changes your relationships, your standards, and your future. If you've ever felt empty, overlooked, impatient, or tempted to settle, this word is for you. At Zoe, our mission is simple: People Saved, Disciples Made, Leaders Raised, and The Church Released. Through every service, we seek to share the love and hope of Jesus, impact lives, and see transformation in communities in Los Angeles and around the world. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share this stream with friends and family!

Nineveh | Message 3: I Still Don't Want To Go | Pastor Chad Dingess | 02/15/2026 by Bethesda Church

Preaching from the Gospel of John 1, Pastor Chad's message “Come and See” emphasizes that sharing the gospel isn't about obligation but overflow—when people truly encounter Jesus, they can't help but invite others. Highlighting Jesus' “I Am” statements and stories like Andrew, Philip, and the Samaritan woman, he shows that the gospel spreads through simple, relational invitations. The call is to seek a fresh revelation of Christ personally, then boldly bring others to experience Him for themselves.

We know that “loving money” is bad, but doesn't God want us to be successful and prosperous? Is it wrong to trust God for wealth, health and prosperity? Join us as we look at what the Bible says about it.

February 15th, 2026 Pastor Chad McDonald The first chapter of Jonah is one of my favorite passages. Interwoven into the story of Jonah’s fleeing from God’s call is the story of a group of sailors who have an unexpected encounter with God that radically alters their lives. Because of Jonah, they face a storm. At first, they pray to their gods and try everything in their own wisdom and power to get themselves out of this horrible situation. Nothing works. Everything they have relied on in the past; their gods, and their own wisdom and power won’t fix this problem. When they finally confront Jonah, who fears the Lord God of heaven, they become extremely frightened. Deep inside these men, just like us, is a knowledge of God that God has placed there. In our sin and disobedience, we suppress that truth, but it is always there. When we are confronted with storms, the truth often finds its way to the surface. We are confronted with the knowledge of God. What those sailors do next is amazing. They pray to God. They ask for forgiveness and then carry out the judgment of God on Jonah as Jonah had directed them. The storm quits raging. They make it to shore, offer sacrifices to God, and make vows. These men who set out that morning on a routine voyage ended up facing a storm that caused them to run to God, have a personal encounter with Him, and their lives and eternity were changed. Where do you turn when you encounter the storms of life? What idols do you look to? Do you rely upon your own wisdom and strength? When those fail, where do you turn? Do you have an unshakable foundation in your life that carries you through the storms? David had an unshakable foundation in the Lord. The Lord was his good, his delight, his counsel, his refuge, his inheritance, and his eternal joy and hope. This foundation provided him the strength to navigate the storms and even give him confident hope in the face of death. I pray that you will join us as we walk through Psalm 16. It is going to be another great weekend with God’s people. I hope to see you at church! In Christ, Pastor Chad

01-04-26 Pastor Chad Smailes - The Blessing of Obededom 01-04-26 by Glen Ferris Apostolic Church

Bringing Jesus Home - Pastor Chad Hertler The Gospel of Mark - Mark 1:29-39

01-18-26 Pastor Chad Smailes - Will The Real Worshippers Please Arise by Glen Ferris Apostolic Church

01-21-26 Pastor Chad Smailes - The Things I Pray by Glen Ferris Apostolic Church

01-11-26 Pastor Chad Smailes - A Refuge from the Darkness by Glen Ferris Apostolic Church

Season 6, Episode 6 | Tyler Smith joins Pastor Chad for an engaging breakdown of 1 Timothy 2:9-15. Together they explore Paul's call for women's modest adornment through good deeds, quiet learning in submission, and salvation linked to childbearing amid continued faith, love, and holiness.

Pastor Chad preached from Acts 8, showing that God uses ordinary, Spirit-filled people to share the good news of Jesus with everyone. Using Philip and the Ethiopian eunuch, he taught that evangelism isn't about being a super-Christian or having all the answers, but about listening to the Holy Spirit, listening to people, and obeying when God leads. The gospel is truly for all people, and when everyday believers step into God's mission, lives are changed and joy is renewed in the church.

How should a Christian view money and wealth? Is it a blessing or a sinful temptation? Join us as we walk through a Biblical perspective on wealth in the Church.

Send a text or comment!BEARANOOGA PRODUCTIONSp   r   e   s   e   n   t   s  :MY NEW NORM Podcast- S6 E3Episode: The Dismantling of FatherhoodGuest: Pastor Chad HarrisHost: Barry Scott YoungIn this powerful, unfiltered episode, Barry Scott Young sits down with Pastor Chad Harris to confront one of the most urgent cultural and spiritual crises of our time:The silencing and sidelining of fathers.Pastor Chad Harris, Lead pastor at Crossing Church- Chattanooga, Tennessee. Church info: www.crossingchatt.comEpisode Purpose:To call men back to biblical fatherhood, restore dignity to the role, and confront the silence of the faith community while culture sidelines fathers.Show Notes:The dismantling of fatherhood is not accidental.It is systemic, cultural, and deeply consequential.This is not about masculinity.This is about responsibility, presence, and legacy.What Does “Dismantling” Mean?To dismantle fatherhood is to undermine, minimize, or remove the role of fathers from the family—emotionally, spiritually, and socially—until their presence feels optional instead of essential.How Fatherhood Is Being Dismantled1. Cultural MessagingFathers are often portrayed as unnecessary, incompetent, or even dangerous. Media narratives replace honor with humor and authority with ridicule. Over time, this reshapes expectations—especially for boys growing up without a model to follow.2. Redefinition of FamilyWhen fatherhood is redefined out of the family structure, children lose a vital source of identity and stability. Scripture consistently presents fathers as anchors of generational faith and responsibility (see Book of Malachi).3. Absence NormalizedFather absence—whether physical, emotional, or spiritual—has become culturally tolerated. The consequences are measurable: fractured identity, increased behavioral struggles, and spiritual drift.4. Silencing of FathersMen are often discouraged from leading, disciplining, or guiding for fear of being labeled harsh or outdated. The result is passivity, not peace.You don't erase men first.You erase fathers.The Impact on Children and SocietyWhen fathers are removed:• Homes weaken• Children drift• Identity fractures• Faith becomes fragileWhen fatherhood collapses, society doesn't become freer—it becomes fatherless.The Call ForwardThe solution is not louder arguments, but restored responsibility.• Fathers must return to presence, not passivity• Families must honor the role, not replace it• The church must speak clearly, not cautiouslyA culture that doesn't know God will always struggle to understand fathers.But a generation without fathers will struggle to know God.Fatherhood is not the problem.Its absence is.Thanks for your interest, and support!FOLLOW / WATCH / SHARE with those you know!Email: mynewnorm@email.comCommunity / MERCH: www.mynewnorm.shopFaceBook: @mynewnormInstagram: @mynewnorm_podcastSupport the showmynewnorm.buzzsprout.com/ / YouTube.com/@mynewnorm

Nineveh | Message 2: The Belly Of A Fish | Pastor Chad Dingess | 02/08/2026 by Bethesda Church

February 8th, 2026 Pastor Chad McDonald The deepest desire of every human heart is to know that someone cares for them. Is there anyone out there that really cares about me? As we turn our attention this weekend to Psalm 8, you can almost imagine David as a young shepherd staring into the night sky. He sees the vastness of God’s creation displayed in the heavens. He considers the majesty of the God who has created all that he sees and is overwhelmed that this same God would care for him. Not just care for him, but love him, know him, and be concerned with his life and activity. The stability of David’s life was rooted in the knowledge that God loved him. Now, more than ever, we need this same stability. In a world where we face all kinds of intellectual and atheistic pressures, we can stand firm because we know that our heavenly Father cares for us. I pray that you will join us this weekend as we worship in song, in the study of God’s Word, and in the observance of the Lord’s Supper. In Christ, Pastor Chad

Season 6, Episode 5 | Pastor Chad sits down with Linnea Morris to navigate 1 Timothy 2:1-8, stressing urgent prayers for everyone including authorities, godly quiet lives, universal salvation through Christ's mediation, men lifting holy hands free of wrath, and women focusing on good works over outward adornment.

Nineveh | Message 1: The Assignment You Tried To Avoid | Pastor Chad Dingess | 02/01/2026 by Bethesda Church

Season 6, Episode 4 | Preaching to his congregation at East Haven Baptist Church, Pastor Chad delves into 1 Timothy 1:18-20, drawing parallels to cancer through false teaching's destructive spread, urging the waging of good warfare by holding faith and conscience, and highlighting consequences like shipwrecked lives while prioritizing prayer, unity, and God's design for leadership.

In this message, Pastor Chad Veach shares a deeply moving sermon titled “Everything's Better When You're Here,” wrapping up the “We Want You Here” series with a powerful word from John chapter 11. Through the story of Lazarus, we see how Jesus brings not only resurrection power but also compassionate presence. Before He raised Lazarus, Jesus wept. He showed us that His presence is everything even before the miracle. Pastor Chad challenges us to stop living numb and start leaning into healing. Whether you're walking through grief, loss, or uncertainty, this message reminds you: Jesus shows up first with presence, then with power. Don't pursue results pursue relationship. And when Jesus is in the room, everything gets better. At Zoe, our mission is simple: People Saved, Disciples Made, Leaders Raised, and The Church Released. Through every service, we seek to share the love and hope of Jesus, impact lives, and see transformation in communities in Los Angeles and around the world. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share this stream with friends and family!