Podcasts about pastor dale

In this message, Pastor Dale continues to build on last week's series introduction, ministering on how, as children of God, we are now qualified through Christ to be joint heirs of a divine inheritance. The details of this inheritance are outlined in the perfectly prepared and legally binding "last will and testament" of Jesus, which is the Word of God. Through His death, burial, and resurrection, Jesus not only made provision for us to be included in the will, He also fully ensured that His will would be carried out. If you are born again, not only are you in the will, what it says is yours cannot be contested!

In this introductory lesson, Pastor Dale teaches on how God's will is always for His Kingdom AND His children to increase. However, because of unrenewed, poverty mindsets, many do not walk in the full measure of His will for their lives in this area. As believers, we must strive to become increase-minded by knowing, believing, and acting upon what God's Word says about His will for us to prosper.

In the sermon "Peace Even in the Midst of the Storm," Pastor Dale explores the profound and enduring peace promised by Jesus, even amidst life's greatest challenges. Reflecting on John 14:25-27, the sermon emphasizes that true peace is not merely the absence of conflict but a divine gift that transcends human understanding, remaining steadfast through life's storms. The message invites us to embrace Jesus's unconditional love and grace, reminding us that His love and peace are eternal. By trusting in Jesus, we can find strength, healing, and hope, much like the story of the thief on the cross who discovered peace in his darkest moment. Join us as we reflect on the promises of Christ and the transformative power of His love.

In this introductory message, Pastor Dale ministers on the exceedingly great, incorruptible, and irrevocable inheritance we have received as born-again children of God. The promises contained in the Word assure us of our right - as joint heirs with Jesus - to possess EVERYTHING our Heavenly Father says is ours. However, it is us to us to take possession of, walk in, and occupy all that He has willed to us in His Word.

In this lesson, Pastor Dale teaches on the role of the five-fold ministerial offices - apostle, prophet, evangelist, pastor, and teacher - in helping bring increased revelation to the Body of Christ. While all five offices are important, the office of pastor (particularly a local, assigned pastor) is the one to which every believer should be most closely connected. The pastoral office is designed to protect, edify, encourage and, yes, even correct believers. By honoring the office of pastor - not simply the man or woman occupying it - we make ourselves available to receive of the revelation flowing through that office and, as a result, position ourselves to grow and mature spiritually.

This week Pastor Dale wrapped up the series answering the question: What does a resurrection culture look like? Ultimately, because of the resurrection and Spirit living inside us, a resurrected culture is a community of Kingdom carriers.

Pastor Dale continues our series "Power in Weakness" with a sermon from 2 Corinthians 9.

In this message, Pastor Dale addresses the importance of staying spiritually strong, especially during times of community tragedy or upheaval. Such events can capture our attention intensely and consume our focus for days. During times like this we must take time to spiritually refresh and strengthen our inner man, as too much focus on conditions caused by unexpected tragedy or loss can open a door to the enemy.

Pastor Dale challenges the church to establish sexual guardrails: boundaries that protect our purity and prevent devastation before it happens. Drawing from Scripture and real-life examples, we'll unpack God's standard for sexuality, the cultural lies that oppose it, and the hope of grace for those who have fallen short. This serves as a reminder for us that God's call to purity isn't about shame... it's about freedom, healing, and walking in the fullness of God's design for our lives.

In this lesson, Pastor Dale discusses the importance taking time to incline our spiritual ears to hear what the Word of God is saying to us, rather than just memorizing scriptures or "hearing" with our natural ears alone. To truly “hear" the Word is to understand, believe, agree with, and receive that Word as your own. The Word of God is alive and active, but we must become skillful in hearing and receiving that Word into our lives if we are to reap the full benefits.

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In this lesson, Pastor Dale teaches on the difference between receiving a "logos" vs. a "rhema" word from God. In the simplest of terms, logos is the written or spoken Word of God, while rhema is a logos word "activated" or quickened in us by the Holy Spirit. With rhema comes a deeper level of revelation and power. A rhema word becomes the "sword of the Spirit", guiding, instructing, and defending the believer against the enemy.

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This Sunday, Pastor Dale reminded us that Resurrection Culture is a culture of wonder, living open to the possibility of amazement. Without wonder, we are pone to disengagement and settling for less, convinced there's nothing worth pursuing. But true wonder is rooted in curiosity and the courage to take risks, knowing the resurrection secures our identity as a child of God. It frees us to move from skepticism to awe.

In this message, Pastor Dale ministers on how one of Satan's chief agendas is to "cheat" believers out of all God has made available to us in Christ. One way he accomplishes this is by planting seeds of doubt through unsound doctrine and man-made, religious traditions. If left unaddressed, these seeds can grow and form a chokehold in our minds, restricting our spiritual growth, and keeping us from advancing into the fullness of life the Father ordained for us in this present earth - and not just in eternity to come. Just because a doctrine or tradition has been in place for generations does not automatically make it right. Rather, its validity hinges on whether or not it aligns and harmonizes with the Word of God.

In this lesson, Pastor Dale discusses the role of the Holy Spirit in bringing increased revelation to the born-again believer. When God brought us into His kingdom through the new birth, He put within us the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit helps us in many ways, especially in the areas of seeing and knowing the Truth.

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This Sunday, Pastor Dale continued the Resurrection Culture series by addressing the cycles of fear we often find ourselves stuck in. We begin guarding our hearts for protection, but over time, this defense can distort our perspective. The stories we tell ourselves grow louder and more convincing, leaving us anxious and isolated. Jesus invites us into a cycle of peace: through compassion, curiosity, communing, and empowerment. If the resurrection is true, what do we have to fear?

Doubt doesn't have to hold us back Jesus understands and he helps us find our way.

In this lesson, Pastor Dale teaches on the significance of our being "positioned" to receive greater revelation from God. His desire is for ALL His children to grow in the knowledge and understanding of Him. However, not all will. This is no fault of God. Rather, a lack of growth is due to action - or inaction - on the part of the believer. By showing interest in, paying attention to, and honoring the revelation we have already received, we position ourselves to receive more from God.

In this introductory lesson, Pastor Dale discusses how revelation knowledge is the key to advancing in our Christian walk. God desires for His children to learn and grow. However, we must be "open to know" before He will reveal more to us.

This Easter Sunday, Pastor Dale walked us through the unexpected responses to Jesus' resurrection and what He invites us into.

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In this message, Pastor Dale ministers on the glory of God, continuing the topic of last week's Resurrection Sunday sermon. As born-again believers, God's glory has risen upon us, resides within us, and shines through us. We are no longer poor, wretched sinners. We are new creatures. Because of the transformative power released through Christ's death, burial, and resurrection, we are now beacons of light radiating the goodness of God - His glory - into an increasingly dark world. Now is time for the Church to arise and shine!

In this lesson, Pastor Dale teaches on how, as born-again believers, our voices have the ability to release the power of God as we praise Him and profess His Word. Expressive paise lays the foundation for the strength of God to be made manifest in our lives, while profession sows His Word into our hearts as seed, positioning us to reap a harvest. Spiritual things are voice-activated, and the voice of the believer has tremendous potential to impact the earth for the glory of God.

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In this Palm Sunday message, Pastor Dale ministers on the impact and importance of coming up higher with our praise. On the occasion of Jesus' triumphant entry into Jerusalem, the people along the way praised Him openly with loud voices and expressive, joyful demonstrations of worship, including laying palm fronds in His path. If these celebrated so passionately what the Messiah would accomplish even BEFORE His victory over death, hell, and the grave at Calvary, how much more should WE praise Him now that His earthly assignment has been fulfilled and our redemption secured?

In this message, Pastor Dale discusses the two prayers Paul gives in his letter to the Ephesians. As modern day believers, we, too, can benefit from praying as Paul did for our own churches - and for ourselves. By doing so in faith, we can expect to come to know AND experience the hope, inheritance, and greatness of God's power that has been made available to us in Christ.

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In this message, Pastor Dale ministers on how the same power that raised Christ from the dead now resides within us as born-again believers. The salvation experience not only sealed our place in heaven and saved us from hell, it also infused us with resurrection power that enables us to walk victoriously throughout our earthly life. We ARE a powerful people, not in our own strength, but by the power that works within us. We do not need to "pray God's power down" into the earth. His power already resides WITHIN every born-again believer!

In this final lesson of the series, Pastor Dale emphasizes the importance of believers following the inward peace of God, rather than fleshly emotions, using the biblical accounts of David and Saul as examples. The enemy will push us to respond to circumstances based on our emotions, often using fear, rage, anxiety, and the like to pressure us into making hasty choices. In contrast, the Lord always leads with peace and joy. Choosing to follow His peaceful guidance keeps us from fleshly decisions and assures we stay on HIS course for our life. 

Suffering is a part of life. God works through suffering to help us find Him, find ourselves, and our value and purpose in life. (Mt 16:21-28)

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This week, Pastor Dale continued The Things We Carry by exploring the things we've inherited from previous generations, whether we asked for them or not. The blessings, sins, and patterns of our families, going back generations, can profoundly shape who we are today. At the same time, following Jesus well means putting off the sinful patterns of our family of origin and relearning how to live in God's way as part of His family.

Pastor Dale continues our series "Prayer in Weakness" with a sermon from 2 Corinthians 3:1-6.

This Sunday, Pastor Dale kicked off The Things We Carry by unpacking the Biblical idea of nasah: to take with us, pick up, lift, or carry. Along the way, we all pick up things—some inherited, some chosen, and some absorbed from the world around us. Whether it's generational burdens, attempts to satisfy deep longings, the relentless pace of Silicon Valley, or the tension between fatalism and faith, these things shape what we carry. But to move forward, we must assess what is in our pack, letting go of what weighs us down so we can nasah the name of God well.

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This Sunday, Pastor Dale spoke to us about Moses' staff, a symbol of divine presence and authority. God asks us to throw it down, letting go of what we have been relying on and then pick it up again, raising God's power against those in opposition to Him. Ultimately, God works through people who are willing to be held up and who are willing to hold up another.

In this episode, Pastor Dale Partridge dives into the distinctions between Biblical Patriarchy and Complementarianism. He explains how Patriarchy is rooted in nature as a fixed and unchanging design, while Complementarianism focuses on flexible and fluid roles. Pastor Dale will discusses how the framework of Complementarianism has contributed to the rise of feminism within the church and broader culture, offering thought-provoking insights into these important theological concepts.