Podcasts about pastor gary

Pastor Gary continues our conversation around repentance as he guides us through how our lives transform as we live in repentance, and how God continually transforms us into His image as we walk with Him. Recorded at Hope Church in Springfield, MO.

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Pastor Gary continues teaching on the greatest Fruit of the Spirit, Love, and its application in our lives...

What does it truly take to finish what we start in our spiritual journey? In this powerful conclusion to the "Lead Like Jesus" series, Pastor Gary delves into the critical principle of endurance, drawing parallels between Jesus's unwavering commitment and our own calling to finish faithfully. Through the compelling example of Paul's final words in 2 Timothy 4:6-8, Gary illuminates four key principles: fueling passion with purpose, maintaining consistency even when inconvenient, fighting the right battles, and leading with eternity in mind. He vulnerably shares his own saxophone learning experience to illustrate how many of us love the idea of something more than the dedication it requires. Gary challenges believers to move beyond mere starting—where 92% of New Year's resolutions fail—to become true finishers who impact generations. The message culminates in a powerful call to action, urging listeners to identify one God-given assignment they need to complete, emphasizing that the world, our families, and our churches desperately need people who will endure to the end like Jesus did.

If you live anywhere near the East Coast of the United States, or if you know anybody who does, you probably pay attention every year to the tropical hurricanes. And you've probably seen – or even experienced – a house flooding, because it's built too close to the beach. Today, Pastor Gary looks at two kinds of houses – those built on the rock and those built on the sand. You don't have to worry about what the storms might do to your spiritual house, as long as you build it on the solid foundation of Jesus.

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The Bible tells us that we are in a spiritual battle—an unseen war in the heavenly realm that rages over us. Satan will try to tempt, discourage, deceive, confuse, and harm us. He and his demonic principalities want to destroy our marriages, our families, our churches, and our very lives. But in Ephesians 6, Paul explains how we can take a stand against the Enemy and trust the Lord to fight for us. In today's study, Pastor Gary unpacks this passage and then prays over all those who are under spiritual attack.

In week two of the Trinity series at Cherry Hills Community Church, Pastor Gary Thomas reflects on the central role of Jesus Christ in the Christian faith and what it means to truly know and follow Him. He emphasizes Jesus as the foundation of hope, faith, and spiritual life, encouraging listeners to move beyond surface-level belief into genuine trust and devotion. Through personal experiences and biblical teaching, the message highlights the power of Christ to bring peace, purpose, and transformation. The sermon reminds the congregation that faith in Jesus shapes every aspect of life, from everyday struggles to eternal destiny. Ultimately, it calls people to respond in worship and commitment, embracing Jesus as the guiding center of their lives.

In this teaching, Pastor Gary closes our journey through the Songs of Ascent by looking at the final two psalms the ancient pilgrims sang as they entered Jerusalem. Psalm 133 celebrates the beauty of unity—brothers and sisters walking the same path toward God. Unity isn't easy, but it grows when we see each other as God's anointed people, and when the Holy Spirit softens our hearts through pouring out new life. Where unity exists, God commands blessing.Psalm 134 is the pilgrims' final response: “Bless the Lord.” Having arrived at the temple, they lift their hands in worship. We do the same today—praising God for saving us, sustaining us, and leading us on. The Songs of Ascent begin with “Woe is me” and end with “Bless the Lord.” That is the path of every Christian pilgrim: from struggle to worship, from journey to joy!

It's soooo easy to criticize others. We can find those critical messages on yard signs, in social media posts, and overhear them in practically every conversation. It's become perhaps our culture's favorite pastime. But today, Pastor Gary brings a critical reminder: before you look at others, you must always first look at yourself. How do you do that? The answer is simple. God's Word is His mirror for your life. God's Spirit is His Spokesman to your heart. Will you let Him search you?

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God gives us instructions in the Bible for how to experience the most harmony and unity within a marriage, a family, and the workplace. But we must first understand submission to the Lord before we can “submit to one another in the fear of the Lord” (Ephesians 5:21).  How we relate with and respond to one another depends on our own walk with the Lord. Follow along in Ephesians 5–6 as Pastor Gary unpacks Biblical truth for wives, husbands, children, parents, and co-workers.

Pastor Gary concluded a series on the profound statements of Jesus by examining Mark 10:43-45, where Jesus highlights the essence of true greatness. He explored the context of this passage, describing a request made by James and John to sit beside Jesus in glory. Jesus used this moment to teach a countercultural lesson, stating that true greatness comes through servitude and self-sacrifice. Pastor Gary emphasized that Jesus, even as the Son of Man, came not to be served but to serve others and give His life as a ransom for many, setting a difficult yet transformative standard for His followers.

People have a great variety of attitudes about children. Some are gifted with such a love that they even find joy in becoming elementary school teachers. Others seem to have little patience or tolerance for children. How does God feel about children? Today, Pastor Gary answers that question by looking at God the Son in His personal ministry on earth. Jesus said, “Forbid them not, to come unto me.” When you have the same heart that Jesus has, you'll welcome His children in the same way that Jesus does.

Christianity is not only about what we believe, but also about how we behave. If we are truly followers of Christ, we should live out our faith in a way that glorifies Him. In the second half of Ephesians, Paul instructs us how to figuratively “walk out our faith.” Five times in Ephesians 4–5, Paul tells us specific ways to walk as followers of Christ. Pastor Gary discusses these five ways in today's teaching entitled, “Putting Feet to Your Faith.”

If you're a follower of Christ, you have a high task set before you. God wants you to reach the lost. He wants you to find those to have no hope and give them hope! Today, Pastor Gary says God desires for the church to reach the lost. He doesn't want you to reach those who can make your church better, but rather wants you to go to the darkest of places and share the hope of Jesus with them. Show those who have no hope the love of Jesus today! Show them Christ so they have a reason to keep living!

One Off Wednesdays: Pastor Gary Stommel 9.17.25 by Launchpoint Church

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In his sermon, Pastor Gary explores the ancient and brutal practice of stoning, connecting it to the Biblical example where a woman caught in adultery is brought to Jesus by the Pharisees. He paints a vivid picture of the fear and vulnerability this woman must have felt, as her life hung in the balance due to the strictures of the Law of Moses. By referencing John 8: 2-11, Pastor Gary illustrates Jesus' revolutionary approach to the situation. Despite the Pharisees' attempt to trap Him, Jesus demonstrates profound wisdom by inviting anyone without sin to cast the first stone, a challenge that ultimately disarms the crowd and leads to the woman's deliverance without condemnation.

Do you need prayer today? In Ephesians 3, Paul prays for Believers. He asks God for four things on our behalf: (1) that we would be strengthened spiritually, (2) that Christ would “dwell” in our hearts, (3) that we would comprehend the expanse of God's love for us, and (4) that we would be filled with the fullness of God. In this study, Pastor Gary breaks down Ephesians 3 and prays these four points over us.

Can I get vulnerable with you for a moment? When I was younger, I was bullied, and what these bullies did was make me feel small and insignificant. They would come into school to try and show me that I was worthless. Today, Pastor Gary says God gives significance to those who feel small, He gives purpose to those who have no purpose, and He gives hope to those who are hopeless. What you need to grasp is that God gives you purpose. He's the reason you're here and why you can have confidence!

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Today's sermon is Overcoming Quiet Christianity by Gary Hamrick Find more teaching from Pastor Gary at www.cornerstonechapel.net

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In his sermon, Pastor Gary delves into John Chapter 13, focusing on the profound actions and statements of Jesus that continue to resonate today. He emphasizes the importance of recognizing the depth and significance of Jesus' actions, particularly his decision to wash the disciples' feet. This act, Pastor Gary explains, was unprecedented and shocking, yet it demonstrated Jesus' understanding of his identity and the authority given to him by God. Knowing who you are in relationship to God, Pastor Gary asserts, is crucial, as it determines your actions and enables a life of purpose rooted in divine authority and identity.

Finding Everything You're Looking For Pastor Gary Crisp October 26, 2025 Sunday Evening

When we sin, the biggest lie that gets put in our heads is that we must continually do things to fix our problem. The reality of that mindset is that you're depending on a sinner to fix the sin in their life! Today, Pastor Gary says the profound statement that the law says to do, but grace says done. Jesus paid it all for you on that cross. He desires you to have a relationship with His Father and died on the cross so you could have that opportunity! Rest in His love today, trust that when Jesus said it is finished, He meant it.

This week we welcome our special guest, Pastor Gary Jennings. This week's message is called "Grace Strong". If you would like to support this ministry text "GIVE" to 479-777-4264 visit trcchurch.snappages.site for more information about us and our ministry.

Pastor Gary examines the concepts of seeking and knocking, urging listeners to recognize that spiritual discoveries often require diligence and intentional effort. Drawing on metaphors and personal anecdotes, he portrayed the act of seeking as a disciplined pursuit of what is not immediately visible or obvious, requiring faith and persistence. Knocking, on the other hand, symbolizes the action needed to access a deeper intimacy with God. Pastor Gary shared that many people communicate with God through a metaphorical door, missing out on the full richness of a direct encounter. To truly experience profound spiritual growth, believers must metaphorically knock, enter, and engage with God on a more personal level.

Have you ever put food coloring in a cup of water? It turns the whole cup the color of the food coloring, even if you only put a little bit of it in the cup! What if I told you that's how sin affects you and me? There's no way out of it but through the one who can make you whole. Today, Pastor Gary says Jesus went to the cross so you and I can live a life free from the bondage of sin. He was perfect, sinless! And yet He chose to die a brutal death on the cross so you and I could have a relationship with God. Isn't that awesome?

We are all born dead. Does that sound like a contradiction? It's not. This paradox is the theme of Ephesians 2: that we are all born physically alive but spiritually dead, and that the only way we are made spiritually alive is by trusting Jesus Christ as our Lord and Savior. He takes our dead lives and makes them alive! Paul tells us there are three things that work to keep us dead, and three things that work to make us alive. Find out in today's study as Pastor Gary shares a message entitled, “Dead or Alive?”

At Cherry Hills Community Church, Pastor Gary Thomas shared from his new book The Life You Were Reborn to Live. Pastor Gary invited listeners to rediscover the purpose of spiritual rebirth — not simply to be saved, but to live transformed lives that advance God's kingdom. With warmth and conviction, Pastor Gary encouraged the congregation to stay faithful in seasons of hardship and to see every calling as an opportunity to serve Christ. The message challenged believers to let go of self-centered faith and embrace the joy of a life fully surrendered to God's purposes. It was a heartfelt reminder that in Christ, we are reborn not just to believe, but to truly live the life we were created for.

In Pastor Gary's recent sermon, he explored the profound statements made by Jesus Christ, with a particular focus on the declaration, "I am the true vine." Pastor Gary elaborated on how these words, spoken in a world often characterized by haste and superficiality, carry profound and lasting implications. He explained that the vine symbolizes a connection to divine sustenance and truth, unlike the hollow substitutes the world might offer. With great conviction, Pastor Gary emphasized the unique and fearless nature of Jesus' statement, highlighting His divinity and the unmatched love and sacrifice inherent in His life and mission.

Pastor Gary talks about Forgiven

Pastor Gary teaches about Heaven

Pastor Gary continues The Haunting series with a sermon on forgiving yourself.

Pastor Gary preaches about the genius of Jesus

Pastor Gary teaches about staying positive in difficult situations.

Pastor Gary preaches about chasing the approval of others.

Pastor Gary preaches about our selfish behavior and resetting our life to become selfless for the cause of Christ.

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We're living in a time of change, and something is stirring in our world and in the hearts of God's people. In this message, "A Sea Change", Pastor Gary shares how the Spirit of God is moving in powerful ways, bringing clarity where there once was confusion and boldness where there once was fear. The tides are shifting, and the Lord is preparing His people for what's ahead. Recorded at Hope Church in Springfield, MO.

This week, Pastor Gary continues our Ascent series, reminding us that following Jesus is a pilgrimage of the heart—a steady climb toward Christ and our true home in heaven.Drawing from the Songs of Ascent (Psalms 120–121), Pastor Gary shows that the journey isn't easy. It's the narrow way Jesus spoke of, but the journey is worth it! Like the psalmist of Psalm 120, we must reach a point of wanting to leave the lies of the world and journey to a better place with God. On that pilgrimage, we are reminded by Psalm 121 that our help comes from the Lord, who never sleeps and keeps our steps steady.Even when the path feels steep or lonely, God uses it to reveal His faithfulness and bring us peace that “surpasses understanding.” So keep walking—the Lord is your Keeper, now and forevermore.

In the final week of Messy, Pastor Gary Thomas shared a message about how faith calls us to love people who are different from us, even when life and relationships feel complicated. He reminded us that God's love invites us to respond with compassion instead of criticism and unity instead of division. This message challenged us to approach disagreements and differences with humility, grace, and kindness. It was a call to see others as deeply loved by God, no matter their story or perspective. As the Messy series closed, we were invited to be a community marked by peace, patience, and love that reflects Jesus in a divided world.

That's the name of a new book written by pastor Gary Johnson of Westport Baptist Church in Indiana. In this interview with Pastor Gary, Charlie explains why he likes this book so much: It is clear, simple, and useful to someone without theological training or a deep knowledge of the Bible. Pastor Gary reviews his religious background that did not give him peace until he searched the Scriptures and came to understand and accept the teaching about eternal security. This interview also discusses some of the key Bible passages and the objection that eternal security encourages people to sin. You will enjoy hearing Gary's heart and hopefully will get his book and share this podcast and video with others. Here is where you can hear more from pastor Gary: Podcast: Westport's Words of Hope & Grace - One Verse At a Time (Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3Lys2GdE8McfzsE4TxNbua, also available on: Youtube, iHeartRadio, Spreaker, Amazon Music, Deezer, Podchaser, and Podcast Addict). Book: You Are Eternally Secure: Count the Cost, But Know the Promise; Available on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/You-Are-Eternally-Secure-Count/dp/B0FKHNGXTC, or from Gary Johnson. Contact: pastorgary.westportbaptist@gmail.com #gracelifeministries #eternalsecurity #simplebygrace

There is a principle in life that the Bible teaches called the law of “sowing and reaping.” It's particularly true for Christians who have a choice about whether they will feed their spirit or their flesh. The spirit is that part within us that is redeemed and eternal; the flesh is unredeemed and temporary. The spirit wants to please the Lord, and the flesh wants to gratify the sinful nature. If we nurture our spiritual nature we will reap eternal life. But if we nurture our fleshly nature, we will reap destruction. Follow along today as Pastor Gary teaches the Biblical principle of sowing and reaping and how it applies to different aspects of life.

In this episode, host Joel Rosenberg discusses the shocking assassination of Charlie Kirk and its profound impact on the American church, the nation, and Israel. Joel is joined by Pastor Gary Hamrick of Cornerstone Chapel, a close friend of Charlie's, to reflect on Charlie's legacy, his bold Christian faith, and his passionate support for Israel. They explore whether this moment of national tragedy might spark a new spiritual revival, especially among the young generation. The conversation also highlights Charlie's unique role in reaching young evangelicals with biblical truth and his special connection to Israel. The episode closes with a call for prayer—for Charlie's family, for revival in America, and for God to raise up new leaders with Charlie’s courage and commitment. Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

When a person becomes a Christian, a battle begins between the flesh and the spirit. The flesh is that part of our lives that desires sinful things; the spirit is that part of our lives that wants to glorify God. Our flesh always wants to dominate, but the Bible tells us to die to self and live in the spirit. Paul writes about this spiritual battle in Galatians 5, and he gives us three practical ways we can win the war within. Follow along in today's study as Pastor Gary explains this battle of the flesh and spirit.

In this powerful episode of The Truth with Lisa Boothe, Lisa sits down with Pastor Gary Hamrick to reflect on the shocking assassination of Charlie Kirk and what it reveals about the state of America. They discuss grief through a biblical lens, the growing hostility toward faith and truth, and the spiritual battle shaping today’s culture. Pastor Hamrick challenges Christians to stand firm in their convictions, embrace courage, and fight for biblical values in a society increasingly opposed to them. The Truth with Lisa Boothe is part of the Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Podcast Network - new episodes debut every Tuesday & Thursday. Learn more about Pastor Hamrick & Cornerstone ChapelSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Should followers of Jesus read or study the book of Revelation? Is it all symbolic, or will it all come to pass in the future? Pastor Josh talks with Pastor Gary Hamrick of Cornerstone Chapel, Leesburg, Virginia. Pastor Gary has just written an insightful new book, Standing on the Edge of Eternity: The End Times According to Revelation. Find it in our online store. In the extended version at 27:58, Pastor Josh and Pastor Gary discuss how believers should be the best citizens in the countries where they live. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/407/29