Podcasts about pastor chuck

“Come, see a man who told me everything I ever did.” How could that possibly be good news? Someone knows everything about you-every wound, every failure, every secret-and it is the best thing that ever happened to you? Because He stayed. Come and see.Small Group QuestionsWarm-up: Pastor Chuck's pet peeve is loud chewers at the movies. What is yours? And be honest: has anyone ever caught you doing the very thing that drives you crazy in others?1. He walked away and crossed every barrier to reach her (vv. 1–9). Jesus abandoned an argument he could have won because there was a sinner to be sought. What argument, irritation, or busyness are you most tempted to stay and win? And who might you be overlooking while you do--the person you instinctively dismiss as "not my people"?2. The wells we drink from (vv. 10–15). "Everyone in this room is drinking from something." What well are you presently drawing identity, approval, security, or comfort from? How has it kept you occupied, jar after jar, without truly satisfying you? Where has the gymnastics teacher already been proven right: "They all do. They all come to the end"?3. The source moves inside you (John 7:37–39). Jesus tells us the living water is the Holy Spirit: and when you receive the Spirit, the flow reverses: you stop being a consumer hauling a jar, and you become a spring. Where are you still living like a consumer? And who in your life is drinking from what flows through you--the friend, the coworker, the family member who comes to you when everything goes haywire?4. He went to her deepest wound…and stayed (vv. 16–26). When Jesus named the painful truth about her life, she changed the subject. What subject do you change when Jesus gets too close? What is one place where you want him to comfort you without confronting you?5. He knew everything about her (vv. 17–18, 29). Do you tend to live as though Jesus is waiting to discover something about you and become disappointed, or as the Savior who already knows everything and stayed? What might change in the way you pray, confess, or ask for help if you fully believed the second?6. The sixth hour and our turn (vv. 28–30, 39–42). At one sixth hour, Jesus said, "Give me a drink." At the other, on the cross, he said, "I thirst." He reached the bottom of the cup so that you never will. And here is the twist of the whole story: we are not the respectable people beside Jesus helping him rescue someone else--we are the Samaritan. Grace received becomes grace extended. Who is one specific person you will sit beside, start a conversation with, or invite to "come and see" this week?

In this week's episode of Healthy and Whole Summer 2026, Pastor Chuck and Dr. Rick Dietz discuss one of the key roots to chronic pain and injury: inflammation. Have you ever wondered why you feel exhausted or bloated after you eat? PC and Dr. Rick cover all things ingredients, how to make the best choices when eating out, and discerning conflicting messaging surrounding ingredients. You don't want to miss this conversation!

Today's sermon is Words Of A Wise Woman by Chuck Smith Find more teaching from Pastor Chuck at www.pastorchuck.org

God speaks. We receive. We speak.

In this week's episode of Healthy and Whole Summer 2026, Dr. Daniel Chen and Pastor Chuck are chatting about one of their favorite topics– running! Why is running so important? How do we run without getting injured? Where do I even begin with running? How do professional runners move so quickly? Listen as Dr. Daniel and PC discuss what research says and what they've learned along the way. Learn more about Dr. Daniel Chen: mykingdomfitness.com

We're so glad you're joining us at New Covenant Church! This weekend, Pastor Chuck Warnock continues our new series for the summer: "Reason To Believe," where we tackle several apologetic questions about the Christian faith. In this message, Pastor Chuck deals with the question of "Why Are Christians Intolerant?"Message Notes:http://bible.com/events/49629074Join us in person at 9:00am or 10:30am at our North or South Locations, or tune in to our online service at 10:30am. For more information, visit wearencc.com

Join Senior Pastor Chuck Angel for Week 4 of our series, 250 IN 360: Biblical Perspectives for America.   God's hand is always at work, even when we don't see it. This message reminds us that God's providence is His constant involvement in our lives, guiding, protecting, and providing every step of the way. Just as His hand shaped history, it is shaping our story today. We're encouraged to trust Him in every season, call on Him in every circumstance, and find peace knowing He's in control. One day we'll see just how faithfully God was working behind the scenes all along.

Join Senior Pastor Chuck Angel for Week 3 of our series, 250 IN 360: Biblical Perspectives for America.     This message reminds us that true freedom begins with God. Based on Psalm 33:12, we're challenged to protect our spiritual heritage by living out biblical values, serving our communities, participating responsibly in society, and sharing the hope of the gospel. While our voices and actions matter, lasting change comes through transformed hearts, and only the gospel has the power to do that.

Looking for practical tips on how to actually have a healthy summer? Stacy Cartmell (FNP-C, IFMCP), a certified Family Nurse Practitioner with expertise in functional medicine, gives us just that in this week's episode! She and Pastor Chuck cover what to know about chlorine, if sun exposure is bad for us, the impact of vitamin D, and so much more! Parents, this episode is for you as we learn to have both a fun and healthy summer together!    Learn more about Stacy Cartmell: https://www.stacycartmellwellness.com  

Join us as Pastor Chuck takes us through the first part of the In My Head series: How God Answers Our Deepest Questions

We're so glad you're joining us at New Covenant Church! This weekend, Pastor Chuck Warnock kicks off our new series for the summer: "Reason To Believe," where we tackle several apologetic questions about the Christian faith. In this message, Pastor Chuck deals with the question of "Is Jesus really the only way to heaven?"Message Notes:http://bible.com/events/49622676Join us in person at 9:00am or 10:30am at our North or South Locations, or tune in to our online service at 10:30am. For more information, visit wearencc.com

Join Senior Pastor Chuck Angel for Week 2 of our new series, 250 IN 360: Biblical Perspectives for America.   This message calls us to move beyond criticism and embrace a priestly posture of humility, repentance, and intercession. As believers, we are called to stand in the gap for others, just as Daniel and Nehemiah did, confessing “our” sins and seeking God's mercy. Like the friends who carried the paralyzed man to Jesus, we may not be able to change people ourselves, but we can bring them to the One who can. True revival begins when God's people humble themselves, pray, and seek His grace for our nation (2 Chronicles 7:14)

Join us as Pastor Chuck takes us through 1 Peter: Above all Love All

In our very first episode of Healthy and Whole Summer 2026, Pastor Chuck Ramsey talks with our very own Dr. Daniel Chen, DPT, an 11-year physical therapist, health coach, and founder of My Kingdom Fitness. Dr. Daniel and Pastor Chuck present a biblical lens for taking care of our bodies, highlighting how our spiritual health and physical health go hand in hand. Dr. Daniel also gives practical tools for how to start and continue a life-long journey to being healthy and whole! Links: mykingdomfitness.com jefit.com nike.com/ntc-app

We're so glad you're joining us at New Covenant Church! This weekend, Pastor Chuck Warnock kicks off our new series for the summer: "Reason To Believe," where we tackle several apologetic questions about the Christian faith. In this message, Pastor Chuck deals with the question of "Is Jesus really the only way to heaven?"Message Notes:http://bible.com/events/49618473Join us in person at 9:00am or 10:30am at our North or South Locations, or tune in to our online service at 10:30am. For more information, visit wearencc.com

Join us as Pastor Chuck takes us through Spent: Generosity that changes lives!

Today's sermon is Never Too Old by Chuck Smith Find more teaching from Pastor Chuck at www.pastorchuck.org

Join Senior Pastor Chuck Angel for Week 1 of our new series, 250 IN 360: Biblical Perspectives for America. The message highlights how grievance can lead to deception, while gratitude keeps our hearts aligned with truth. Anchored in Romans 8:28, we can trust that God is working all things together for good. As we reflect on the blessings of freedom, opportunity, and the sacrifices made by others, we are reminded to honor God's providence and cultivate a heart of gratitude in every circumstance.

Join Senior Pastor Chuck Angel for Week 8 of, "Jesus Said What?"   This powerful look at the first seven churches in Revelation reminds us that Jesus gives serious warnings to believers, not just unbelievers. While grace brings forgiveness, God still lovingly corrects His people. Four key warnings stand out: Don't lose your first love for God and others. Don't compromise biblical truth. Don't settle for spiritual complacency. Don't become lukewarm in your faith. Jesus calls us to repentance, agreeing with God about our condition and turning back to Him. This message isn't about losing salvation; it's about living the full, impactful life God has called us to.

God speaks. We receive. We speak.

River of Life is an inter-denominational, interracial, Spirit-filled church located in the heart of Wakulla County, Florida. We share the sermons from our services in the hopes they'll reach others determined to worship God in spirit and truth.

River of Life is an inter-denominational, interracial, Spirit-filled church located in the heart of Wakulla County, Florida. We share the sermons from our services in the hopes they'll reach others determined to worship God in spirit and truth.

God speaks. We receive. We speak.

Join us as Pastor Chuck takes us through the first of our Spent Series!

In this continuation of our series, “The Sermon on the Mount,” Pastor Chuck talks about how being a peacemaker means becoming a minister of reconciliation. As ambassadors of Christ, we are all called to share with the world that through Jesus, people can be reconciled to the Father.

Join us as Pastor Chuck leads us through the first of our 1 Peter Series!

God speaks. We receive. We speak.

Join Senior Pastor Chuck Angel for Week 5 of, "Jesus Said What?"   This message challenges us to examine how we carry our burdens, with worry or with faith. Through the story of the Gospel of Matthew Canaanite woman, we see a persistent faith that refused to be offended or discouraged. Despite being ignored, dismissed, and insulted, she kept trusting Jesus to heal her daughter. Her story shows that miracles often grow in the atmosphere of persistent faith. The message also warns against living offended, reminding us that offense can rob us of relationships, opportunities, and God's blessings. Like Jesus' hometown of Nazareth, unbelief can limit what we experience, but humble, unwavering faith opens the door for God to move.

God speaks. We receive. We speak.

Join us as Pastor Chuck takes us through People Problems: How to forgive when it's hard.

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Today's sermon is Third Person Of The Trinity by Chuck Smith Find more teaching from Pastor Chuck at www.pastorchuck.org

Join Senior Pastor Chuck Angel for Week 4 of Jesus Said What?   This exploration of forgiveness highlights one of Christianity's hardest teachings: forgiving without limits. In Matthew 18:21–22, Peter suggests forgiving seven times, but Jesus responds “seventy times seven,” meaning forgiveness should have no limit. Forgiveness reflects God's character and is both a spiritual command and a path to healing, reducing anxiety, anger, and depression while increasing hope. Biblically, forgiveness means letting go, intentionally releasing bitterness and surrendering hurt to God. It doesn't mean denying harm, removing consequences, or reconciling. Instead, it's choosing not to hold someone's offense against them. Holding onto unforgiveness, however, only harms us, like drinking poison and expecting someone else to suffer.

Join us as Pastor Chuck takes us through the last of the Spiritual Gifts series! The Ministry Gifts.

Join us as Pastor Chuck takes us through Spiritual Gifts: Tongues and the Interpretation of Tongues!

Join us as Pastor Chuck takes us through the second week of People Problems: How to Love Better!