Podcasts about pastor chad

Pastor Chad teaches from 1 Chronicles 4:9–10, using the prayer of Jabez to show that God's favor is available to those who live in alignment with Him and seek Him in faith. He explains that believers should pray for God's blessing, greater influence to advance His kingdom, His empowering presence, and His protection while trusting that God hears and answers persistent, faith-filled prayer. Ultimately, the message encourages Christians to pursue a life of spiritual substance, rely on God's strength rather than their own, and confidently call on Him, knowing He is faithful to respond.

Ever notice how hard it is to start something — but how much easier it gets once you're actually moving? In this message, Pastor Chad unpacks the Parable of the Talents and reveals a truth that will reshape how you think about fear, faithfulness, and forward motion: God doesn't just want you moving. He wants you moving with momentum.In this episode:Why fear is really a byproduct of mistrust, not lazinessWhat David's private battles with a lion and a bear taught him before he ever faced GoliathWhy the one-talent servant wasn't condemned for failing — he was condemned for refusing to moveHow momentum is easier to lose than to gain (and how to protect it)Why God's guidance is progressive, not panoramic — He rarely gives the second instruction before the first one is obeyedHow distraction, not persecution, is one of the enemy's greatest weapons against your momentumKey Scripture: "For the one who has will be given more, until he overflows with abundance." — Matthew 25:29 (TPT)

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Family Values: Why Discipline? - Pastor Chad Hertler 1 Corinthians 5: 1-8

What if the thing holding you back isn't fear of failure — it's fear of moving in the wrong direction? In this message, Pastor Chad tackles one of the most common struggles believers face: the paralysis of "what if I misunderstand God?" The answer isn't more certainty. It's realizing you were never asked to move first.In this episode:Why wisdom finds a way while fear finds an excuseThe difference between foolish recklessness and faith-filled riskHow the pillar of cloud in Exodus 13 redefines what it means to follow GodWhy the Ark went into the Jordan first — and what that means for your next stepRecognizing the difference between a resting season and a trying seasonHow God prepared Egypt for Joseph, positioned Mordecai for Esther, and commanded a widow before Elijah ever arrivedKey Scripture: "The Lord your God who goes before you will Himself fight on your behalf, just as He did for you in Egypt before your eyes." — Deuteronomy 1:30 (NAS95)The greatest risk isn't making the wrong move. It's refusing to make the next one. Wherever God is moving, He's already there — your job is simply to follow.

Season 6, Episode 28 | Pastor Chad welcomes Joe Hendry, camp director at WorldView Academy, who shares briefly about developing a consistent quiet time in Scripture and practical wisdom for engaging God's Word, while they discuss 2 Timothy 2:14-19.

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Through The Bible | Message 6: The Good News | Pastor Chad Dingess | 07/12/2026 by Bethesda Church

Pastor Chad teaches that true success comes not from pursuing power or outward achievement, but from living a life that reflects God's character. Drawing from Proverbs 3, he explains that God's favor follows those who demonstrate steadfast love, faithfulness, humility, and genuine goodness. Using biblical examples such as Ruth, he shows that loyal love and integrity position believers to receive God's blessing, while pride, cynicism, and a mocking spirit repel God's favor. He concludes by challenging listeners to focus less on appearing successful and more on allowing the Holy Spirit to transform their character, trusting that when they pursue God's way, His favor and lasting success will naturally follow.

Family Values: Gaining a Brother - Pastor Chad Hertler Matthew 18:15-17

Season 6, Episode 27 | Pastor Chad reconnects with longtime friend Mike Tiland of WorldView Academy, discussing the recent loss of Mike's mom to cancer, lessons on bold gospel clarity in grief and family life, and the importance of remembering Christ amid personal and ministry challenges, while continuing their conversation in the pastoral epistles series.

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The Hawkman is in for Thom. He talks to ABC'S Jim Ryan about a mysterious dust cloud that could be headed our way. And Wednesday means Pastor Chad joins the show.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Pastor Chad teaches on words of wisdom, words of knowledge, and discernment of spirits, with Scripture and testimonies to help you recognize and use these gifts from 1 Corinthians 12.

Revive Us Again - Pastor Chad Hertler Psalm 85

In this message, Chad Narayan teaches that the gospel is, at its core, an invitation. Using the theme "Paperless Post," he unpacks how the final chapter of Scripture ends with one simple word: "Come." God isn't waiting for people to become perfect before approaching Him He's extending an open invitation to anyone who is thirsty, weary, searching, or broken. Through Jesus, every barrier has been removed, and everyone is invited to experience His grace, forgiveness, and abundant life. Pastor Chad reminds believers that salvation is only the beginning of the journey. Jesus didn't die simply to get us into heaven one day He came so we could experience life to the fullest today. Too many Christians settle for surviving instead of thriving, allowing fear, shame, comparison, or selfish ambition to keep them from walking in the freedom and purpose God has already made available. Because of Jesus, we have direct access to the Father and an open invitation to live in relationship with Him every day. Ultimately, this message is a call to respond to God's invitation and extend that same invitation to others. The Church exists to echo heaven's message: "Come." Come and receive grace. Come and find hope. Come and discover the abundant life that only Jesus can offer. The invitation has already been sent—all that's left is our response.

Using King Uzziah's life in 2 Chronicles 26, Pastor Chad taught that pride is the greatest threat to God's favor. While success and blessings can tempt us to rely on ourselves, humility keeps us dependent on God and open to His grace. True humility grows through worship as our focus shifts from ourselves to God's holiness, allowing His favor and presence to remain at work in our lives.

In 2 Kings 7, four forgotten men sit outside the gates of a besieged city, facing certain death. Nobody comes in. Nobody goes out. Hope is gone. Then someone asks the question that changes everything: "Why sit we here until we die?"In this powerful message, Pastor Chad unpacks why God never designed His people to settle for mediocrity — and why the greatest danger you face isn't failure, but becoming comfortable in a place God never intended for you to stay.In this episode, you'll discover:Why many of God's people settle for mediocrity — and why that's a choice, not God's designThe two factors that determine your true identity in ChristFour life-changing truths from the story of the four lepers in 2 Kings 7Why faith always moves before it knows the full outcomeHow God often meets us after we take the first step — not before"If we serve a mediocre God who makes mediocre promises and has mediocre power, then we can settle for living mediocre lives. BUT... if we serve a GREAT God who makes GREAT promises and has GREAT power, then we must strive to live a GREAT life doing GREAT things."

Season 6, Episode 26 | Pastor Chad and Dr. Ryan Stephens discuss the challenges of parenting older kids and keeping the family grounded in the Lord amid competing activities, while taking and reading 2 Timothy 2:1-7 together.

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Through The Bible | Message 4: Kings & Kingdoms | Pastor Chad Dingess | 06/28/2026 by Bethesda Church

In this message, Chad Veach unpacks the beautiful invitation found in Revelation 22: "Come." He explains that the Spirit of God and the Church are extending an open invitation to everyone—not just the religious, the qualified, or the people who have it all together. The gospel isn't about earning your way to God; it's about responding to His invitation. Through Jesus, every person has been welcomed to experience forgiveness, purpose, and the abundant life only He can give. Pastor Chad reminds us that our access to God is based on Jesus' finished work, not our performance. Fear, shame, comparison, and feelings of inadequacy often convince us that we don't belong, but Jesus has already opened the door. Because of Him, we have direct access to the Father, a new identity, and a purpose that extends beyond simply living for ourselves. The abundant life isn't found in more success or possessions—it's found in more of Jesus. Ultimately, this message is a call to remember when God first called your name and to invite others into the same life-changing relationship with Him. Pastor Chad encourages believers not just to believe in God, but to live for Him—allowing His love to overflow into every area of life and reaching those who are still searching. The Church's message to the world is simple and timeless: Come.

Pastor Chad challenged the church to see success not by attendance or programs, but by how effectively it spreads the Word of God. Drawing from the book of Acts and reflecting on a recent mission trip to Spain, he showed how God used the early church to overcome growth, persecution, and changing ministry needs so that the gospel continued to increase, multiply, spread throughout entire regions, and ultimately prevail. He called believers to embrace their identity as citizens of God's Kingdom, to pray fervently, disciple others, raise up new leaders, and view their own community as a mission field, urging the church to become a launching pad for sending people to proclaim the gospel until the Word of God transforms lives, cities, and nations.

June 28th, 2026 Pastor Chad McDonald Psalm 139 is often thought to be the cry of a man who is running from God, a fugitive from God’s presence. It’s not hard to see where this idea comes from. In verse 7 he says, “Where can I go from Your Spirit? Where can I flee from Your presence.” You are immediately left with the impression of someone who is running away from God. He is aware that God has searched him and knows everything about him. God has sifted through every area of his life, and now the psalmist believes that the only thing he can do is run. For this reason, many have viewed this psalm as a picture of God as the Great Pursuer and the psalmist as the great fugitive. The real theme, however, is the unlimited security and total safety that the psalmist discovers in God. God’s presence, far from being something he wants to escape, is the very security of his life. This is not a man who is fleeing from God in disobedience but a man who is running to God for security in a difficult and anxious moment. Where do you turn when things get difficult? Where do you look when anxious thoughts enter your mind? I pray you will join us this weekend as the psalmist shows us the beauty of turning to God as the One who knows us completely, is with us continually, and made us perfectly. This weekend we will also take time to honor and recognize our first responders, military service members, and veterans. This is always a very special service for our church family, and I pray that you will invite a friend to join us as we worship King Jesus. In Christ, Pastor Chad

Some truths can't be taught in a classroom. They can only be learned by walking with God for decades — through victories and failures, abundance and poverty, betrayal and restoration. That's exactly what David gives us in Psalm 37:25.Not a theory. Not a doctrine. A testimony.In this episode, Pastor Chad unpacks one of Scripture's most powerful declarations — "I have been young and now I am old, yet I have never seen the righteous forsaken." David had seen it all, and after a lifetime of watching God work, his conclusion was clear: God has never walked away from His people. Not once. Not ever.

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June 28th, 2026 Pastor Chad McDonald Psalm 139 is often thought to be the cry of a man who is running from God, a fugitive from God’s presence. It’s not hard to see where this idea comes from. In verse 7 he says, “Where can I go from Your Spirit? Where can I flee from Your presence.” You are immediately left with the impression of someone who is running away from God. He is aware that God has searched him and knows everything about him. God has sifted through every area of his life, and now the psalmist believes that the only thing he can do is run. For this reason, many have viewed this psalm as a picture of God as the Great Pursuer and the psalmist as the great fugitive. The real theme, however, is the unlimited security and total safety that the psalmist discovers in God. God’s presence, far from being something he wants to escape, is the very security of his life. This is not a man who is fleeing from God in disobedience but a man who is running to God for security in a difficult and anxious moment. Where do you turn when things get difficult? Where do you look when anxious thoughts enter your mind? I pray you will join us this weekend as the psalmist shows us the beauty of turning to God as the One who knows us completely, is with us continually, and made us perfectly. This weekend we will also take time to honor and recognize our first responders, military service members, and veterans. This is always a very special service for our church family, and I pray that you will invite a friend to join us as we worship King Jesus. In Christ, Pastor Chad

Season 6, Episode 24 | Pastor Chad welcomes Parker Smith back to discuss the humbling realities of fatherhood revealing selfishness and the challenge of consistent time in the Word with a newborn, while they unpack 2 Timothy 1:12-18.

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Condensed Message Summary (2–3 Paragraphs) In this message, Chad Veach emphasizes that Jesus' invitation to humanity is beautifully simple: come. God is not waiting for people to have everything figured out before approaching Him. Instead, He welcomes the broken, the weary, and the searching into a relationship with Him. Pastor Chad explains that many people spend their lives pursuing success, comfort, and approval, only to discover that true fulfillment is found in God's presence and the abundant life Jesus offers. Pastor Chad challenges listeners to move beyond simply attending church or practicing religion and to embrace a life fully surrendered to Jesus. Fear, shame, comparison, and selfish ambition often prevent us from experiencing everything God has prepared for us. Through Christ, however, we have been given access to the Father, a new identity, and a purpose greater than ourselves. The invitation of the gospel is not merely about eternal life someday—it's about experiencing transformation and purpose today. Ultimately, this message is a reminder that God's grace is available to everyone. No matter where you've been or what you've done, Jesus is still calling your name. The door is open, the invitation remains, and the abundant life you've been searching for begins when you simply respond to His call: come.

Through The Bible | Message 3: Rescue & Redemption | Pastor Chad Dingess | 06/21/2026 by Bethesda Church

Are you walking through a season of despair? In this world of brokenness and sin, there is often a difficult season just around the corner. Join us in Psalm 42 and find the way to hope through despair.

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Season 6, Episode 24 | Pastor Chad interviews his son Titus about his new role counseling kids at Camp Agape and sharing the gospel, then they unpack 2 Timothy 1:8-11.

When Jesus and his disciples encountered a storm on the sea of Galilee they knew that it was no ordinary storm. In Mark 4 Pastor Chad will show how this storm was a demonic storm and how we can withstand and even calm the storms in our own life. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1388/29?v=20251111

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Through The Bible | Message 2: God's Chosen Family | Pastor Chad Dingess | 06/14/2026 by Bethesda Church

Pastor Chad teaches that God's favor is not measured by outward success, but by God's presence in our lives. Through Joseph's story, he explains that God remains with us through seasons of hardship, uses trials to develop our character, faithfully delivers us from affliction, and ultimately works His purposes in ways we could never accomplish on our own. The message reminds believers that God's favor is a shield around them and that every victory is ultimately the result of God's hand at work, not their own strength.

Within every person is a craving to be known and accepted. Join us in Psalm 139 as we see the ultimate satisfaction to that craving in our lives.

June 14th, 2026 Pastor Chad McDonald Have you ever planned a vacation for months in advance? You have been anticipating this trip for months, and then, you finally arrive. Your feet hit the ground in this anticipated place, joined by people you love, and you begin to take in all the sights and beauty of it. That’s the experience of David in Psalm 122. The experience of the pilgrim continues. He has been in a place that he should not be for too long (Psalm 120). He has anticipated the journey and the difficulties that await him, resting in God’s presence and protection to guide him along the way (Psalm 121). He thinks back on the call to go home to Jerusalem and worship with the nation. Now, in Psalm 122, he arrives. His feet are standing within the gates. The experience that David describes has practical application for our lives and our corporate worship. I pray that you will join us this weekend as we continue to join the pilgrim on his journey home. In Christ, Pastor Chad

Season 6, Episode 23 | Pastor Chad welcomes Linnea Morris to discuss her upcoming Israel trip amid repeated flight cancellations and the practice of open-handed trust, while they launch into 2 Timothy 1:1-7.

In this message, Chad Veach unpacks Jesus' invitation to simply "come." Drawing from Scripture, Pastor Chad explains that God is not looking for perfection before relationship—He's extending an open invitation to every person, regardless of their past, failures, or current circumstances. Too many people spend their lives chasing success, approval, and temporary fulfillment, only to discover that nothing satisfies the soul like a relationship with Jesus. Pastor Chad challenges listeners to move beyond merely believing in God and step into the abundant life Jesus promised. Fear, shame, comparison, and self-centered living often keep us from experiencing everything God has for us. But through Jesus, we have direct access to the Father, a new identity, and a purpose bigger than ourselves. The invitation of the gospel is not just salvation someday—it's transformation today. Ultimately, this message is a reminder that God is calling each of us by name. No matter where you've been or what you've done, the invitation still stands: come. Come find freedom. Come discover purpose. Come experience the life that only Jesus can offer. The door is open, and the next step is yours to take.

In this message, Chad Veach reminds us that God's work in our lives often begins with a step of faith, not a feeling of certainty. Too many believers remain stuck waiting for clarity, while God is waiting for movement. Faith is not passive—it requires action. When we trust God enough to move forward, even without all the answers, we position ourselves to see Him show up in powerful ways. Pastor Chad challenges the idea that we are “waiting on God,” suggesting that in many cases, God is actually waiting on us. Fear, doubt, and overthinking can keep us from stepping into what God has already called us to do. But growth doesn't happen in comfort—it happens when we take bold steps of obedience and trust God with the outcome. Ultimately, this message is a call to act now. Breakthrough, clarity, and momentum are found on the other side of obedience. What may feel like a small step today could unlock something significant tomorrow. Stop delaying, stop overthinking, and start moving—because your next step of faith could change everything.