Podcasts about pastor jason

An ex-Jehovah's Witness turned pastor lays out a loving, Bible-first way to reach JWs—without shouting matches. Joel Settecase sits down with Pastor Jason Contino (former JW) to unpack the exact questions, Scriptures, and posture that opened his own eyes and is now changing conversations at the door.The nine verses discussed in this episode: John 8:58 (“Before Abraham was, I am”) Exodus 3:14 (“I AM WHO I AM”)John 1:1 (the Word is God) Isaiah 43:10 (“Before me no god was formed…”) John 10:31–33 (they pick up stones because He “makes Himself God”) John 1:3 (all things made through Him) Deuteronomy 32 (unique deity of Yahweh; likely 32:39) Isaiah 9:6 (“Mighty God”) Isaiah 10:21 (“Mighty God” again)

Welcome back for Season 3! Pastor Jason opens up about hitting a wall and taking an unexpected mini-sabbatical to find recovery and rest. This candid conversation explores the critical need for healthy spiritual rhythms in a culture that pushes us toward burnout and constant busy-ness.In this episode, we discuss:The difference between a frantic "vacation culture" and genuine, life-giving Sabbath rest.Why the first thing Christians drop when life gets busy is often the "click track" (rhythm) of their faith community.The danger of putting our confidence in self-sufficiency and the work of ministry, rather than living from a place of already being beloved by Christ.What it looks like to strive to "enter God's rest" (Hebrews 4) and live from it, even as a busy parent, student, or leader.If you are exhausted by the constant pressure to be productive, this conversation is your permission to pause and find soul care in Christ.To connect, email podcast@zionclearlake.org

Pastor Jason continues the series on Luke, God of the Impossible. This week, 'Hope Arrives - the Promise Begins.' To watch the whole service go to www.youtube.com/@ecfchurch

Pastor Jason continues the series on Luke, God of the Impossible. This week, 'The God Who Comes Near.' To watch the whole service go to www.youtube.com/@ecfchurch

Join us for a message from Pastor Jason on Sunday November 30th, 2025, entitled Stress Less Part 4 from Psalms 37:23-24.For more information about our church visit us on our website, our Facebook page, and our YouTube.Support the show

Week 3 of SMALL GOD SYNDROME with Lead Pastor Jason Britt. Pastor Jason reminds us that everybody can invite, pray, and share their story with somebody.

Ever wondered what true spiritual restoration looks like? In Joel's powerful prophecy, God promises more than just physical blessings—He pledges to pour out His Spirit on all who return to Him. Pastor Jason unpacks this transformative promise and shows how this promise applies to us today in our own lives.

What if the Church wasn't afraid? Imagine a church that still believes in miracles. That still tells the truth. That still reaches out — even when it's costly. In this message, Pastor Jason unpacks what it really means to be an outward church — one that doesn't just invite people in, but boldly goes out into the world with conviction and compassion. We'll walk through John 9 — the story of a man who went from blindness to boldness — and discover what it means to live as the “sent” people of God. Because being outward doesn't mean being flashy — it means being faithful. It's not about attraction — it's about action. It's not about being relevant — it's about being resilient. Let's recover our burden for the lost, reclaim our courage, and become the kind of church the world desperately needs — one that shines light in the darkness. If this message encourages you, don't forget to: ✅ LIKE this video ✅ SUBSCRIBE for more sermons and resources ✅ SHARE it with someone who needs a reminder that they're sent by God #OutwardChurch #ResilientFaith #RadiantChurch #JasonShanks #John9 #FaithInAction #ChurchOnMission #Gospel #Christianity #JesusSaves #LightInTheDarkness #BeTheChurch #FaithOverFear

In this week's message, we follow Jesus to Capernaum—the center of His ministry along the Sea of Galilee. Here, prophecy was fulfilled, disciples were called, demons fled, and lives were transformed. Pastor Jason walks through Mark 1 to show how Jesus' message (“The Kingdom of God is near”), His call (“Repent and believe”), and His invitation (“Follow Me”) still shape our lives today. Standing in the very synagogue where Jesus taught, we're reminded that His authority, His compassion, and His power are not ancient stories—they are present reality. Whether you're exploring faith or longing to grow as a disciple, this message will challenge you to leave complacency behind and rediscover the awe of following the Messiah.

Find the Gold — Pastor Jason Burns In this message, Pastor Jason explores the biblical call to honor and how it positions our hearts to receive the rewards God intends for us. From Jesus' experience in His hometown to the Scriptures' teaching on honoring authority, we see that honor isn't just about words but the posture of our hearts.

Have you ever felt pushed to the breaking point, ready to make a decision you might regret? In First Samuel 25, David faces this exact crisis—hunted, grieving, and starving—when a wealthy man's cruel rejection nearly drives him to bloodshed. But God sends Abigail, whose wisdom and quick action prevent disaster. Through her humble intervention, she not only saves lives but preserves David's destiny as Israel's future king. Pastor Jason unpacks this dramatic story, revealing how God provides divine restraint in our moments of crisis. Whether you're wrestling with stress, dealing with difficult people, or fighting to stay focused on God's bigger picture, this powerful message shows how choosing wisdom over reaction can protect your destiny. Watch now to discover how to navigate your own challenging seasons with grace and purpose.Thank you for tuning into today's message at Bold City Church! We pray it encourages you in your faith. Share with a friend who could use these words, too! Follow us on Facebook and Instagram @boldcitychurchDownload our app on iOS and Android

This Sunday marks the beginning of the Advent season, a time of anticipation, reflection, and preparation as we remember Christ's first coming and look forward to His return. Our sermon will focus on the theme of hope - not wishful thinking, but the confident expectation of God's promises fulfilled. We'll explore the story of Simeon, the righteous man in Luke 2 who waited patiently for the Messiah and finally saw God's salvation with his own eyes. His example reminds us that hope is active, shaping how we live and respond to the world around us. We'll also see how hope transforms our daily lives, whether in our marriages, work, parenting, and friendships. Just as Simeon's hope brought clarity and joy in the ordinary moment of seeing a baby in the temple, the hope we have in Christ gives us strength, perspective, and courage in the challenges we face every day. We'll look at biblical examples, like the woman at Bethany who poured costly perfume on Jesus, and modern examples of faith lived with hope, to see how this assurance in God changes everything. Finally, we'll consider how this hope is more than a feeling. It is an anchor for our souls, firm and secure. Through Scripture, we'll reflect on God's promises, the gift of the Holy Spirit as a guarantee of our inheritance, and the assurance that the best is yet to come. My prayer is that each of us will leave this Sunday renewed in hope, confident in Christ's presence in our lives, and inspired to live in light of the great salvation God has promised.

In this sermon, we delve into the transformative encounter between Jesus and the Samaritan woman at the well. Discover the profound message of receiving God's grace before giving, as we challenge cultural norms and explore how true worship emerges from God's pursuit of us. This message encourages believers to adopt a posture of receiving, emphasizing that faith without works is dead, and our response to God's grace should be one of worship and action.

This sermon concludes a 12-week journey through the book of Acts, highlighting how the Holy Spirit transformed a small group of uncertain disciples into world-changing messengers. Pastor Jason provides a flyby overview of Acts chapters 11-28, showing three key themes: the Gospel moves through ordinary people (like those in Antioch), presses through opposition (Paul's persecutions), and travels from back roads to world capitals (reaching Rome). The message emphasizes that Acts doesn't end with a conclusion but with a comma - the story continues through us today. The sermon transitions into introducing the church's Christmas Give partnership with Seed Company to translate Luke and Acts into the language of an unreached people group in Southeast Asia, challenging the congregation to participate in continuing the Acts story through Bible translation.

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Pastor Jason continues the series going through Luke, God of the Impossible. To watch the whole service go to youtube.com/@ecfchurch

Join us for a message from Pastor Jason on Sunday November 23rd, 2025, entitled Stress Less Part 3 from 1 Thessalonians 5:18 / Numbers 14:26-30.For more information about our church visit us on our website, our Facebook page, and our YouTube.Support the show

Week 2 of SMALL GOD SYNDROME with Lead Pastor Jason Britt. Pastor Jason reminds us that every Christ follower has a story and a sphere of influence.

Pastor Jason's message teaches that what we perceive as delay is often God's divine design, using seasons of waiting to shape our character, deepen our dependence on Him, and clarify our calling—just as He did in David's long journey. Through discovery, development, and defining moments, God prepares His people for the future He has promised. In embracing the delay with faith, obedience, and generosity, the church positions itself to walk confidently into God's perfect timing.

How do we live our lives so that we seek the thriving of others? Paul tells us that we have fully formed lives and that we have recieved riches beyond our imagination. While we experience the joy of that gift, we need to continue to be generous so that other can expience the joy of that gift as well.  This week's message is brought to us by Pastor Jason. The lesson is from 2 Corinthians, Chapter 9, verses 7 - 15. The Gospel is from Luke, Chapter 24, verses 1-4.

Welcome to City Collective Church. Pastor Jason takes us through Judges 17+18 looking at Micah the Hillman.  He looks to answer: "What is required for a true spiritual foundation?" To learn more about City Collective you can visit citycollective.com. We would love to hear from you!Get the Prayer guide here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/14XwlU3CKkXoy4iWeY-zMogtSCNmWPzUr/viewChristmas Outreach information here: https://www.citycollective.com/christmas-outreach-25Check out more of our upcoming events at: www.citycollective.com/around-the-table 

In this message, God's Providence in the Middle of a Conspiracy, Pastor Jason Gildehaus walks through Acts 23:12–35 and shows how God works powerfully—even when life feels chaotic, unfair, or flat-out dangerous. Paul was facing a murderous plot, a divided courtroom, corrupt leadership, and more than forty men who swore an oath not to eat until he was dead. Yet in the middle of all of it, God was quietly orchestrating every detail. If you've ever felt surrounded, misunderstood, or fearful about what's happening behind the scenes of your life, this passage gives real hope. God doesn't always remove the threats, but He never abandons His people. His providence is always moving… even when you can't see it. Pastor Jason unpacks how God used unexpected people, unexpected timing, and unexpected pathways to protect Paul and keep His mission moving forward. This message will strengthen your faith, deepen your trust, and remind you that God is always at work—especially when circumstances feel out of control.

Have you ever felt like you're hiding your true self, drawing water at noon to avoid the whispers? In this powerful message from the Women of the Bible series, Pastor Jason explores the transformative encounter between Jesus and the Samaritan woman—a story that shatters religious and social barriers. Through her journey from shame to bold evangelism, we discover how Jesus intentionally breaks rules to reach the hurting, knows our deepest struggles, and offers living water that truly satisfies our thirsty souls. This timeless message challenges us to stop being "closet Christians" and instead invite others to "come and see" the one who changed everything. Watch now to find fresh courage for sharing your faith!Thank you for tuning into today's message at Bold City Church! We pray it encourages you in your faith. Share with a friend who could use these words, too! Follow us on Facebook and Instagram @boldcitychurchDownload our app on iOS and Android

Thankfulness unlocks joy, strength, faith, and breakthrough — and Elder Jason Law lays out a biblical roadmap to live full, not drained.In this Guts Sunday Service message, learn how thankfulness leads to God's presence, miracles, and a life of contentment.In this powerful message, Jason teaches:• Why “life is full” is more than being busy — it's gratitude • Thankfulness as the protocol into God's presence (Psalm 100)• How Jesus used thankfulness before multiplying food • The Lazarus story — and how thankfulness preceded the miracle • Why only one leper returned with gratitude (Luke 17)• How thankfulness and faith work together (Sozo vs physical healing)• The chain reaction: Thankfulness → Presence → Joy → Strength → Breakthrough• Why praise is a weapon and how to use it from any season• How coveting steals joy and how contentment restores it• The difference between fullness and busyness• Living thankful in trials, marriage, finances, and future plans• A transparent story of healing, faith, and a literal ankle miracle • Contentment as great wealth (1 Tim 6:6)• How thankfulness protects you from depression and oppression• How giving expresses thankfulness and trust in God• A strong salvation moment about choosing joy and choosing JesusThis week, Pastor Jason challenges us to:Eat the fat. Drink the sweet. Help someone else. Live full. Stay thankful. Stay strong.Subscribe + Share this message with someone who needs joy and strength today.Connect with us — Guts Church.00:00 – “Life Is Full”: Opening Story00:32 – Leading World Compassion & Global Ministry01:09 – Discovering Thankfulness in a Full Life01:45 – Thankfulness Is the Doorway Into God's Presence02:28 – Feeding the 5,000: Jesus Gives Thanks First03:36 – Multiplication Begins With Thanksgiving04:14 – Lazarus: Thankfulness Before the Resurrection05:16 – Thankfulness Triggers Miracles05:41 – Luke 17: The Ten Lepers06:24 – Only One Returned to Thank Jesus07:09 – Thankfulness as a Lifestyle, Not a Week07:40 – “Your Faith Has Healed You”: Sozo Explained08:16 – Thankfulness Activates Salvation & Faith08:57 – Remembering Builds Thanksgiving09:39 – Personal Story: The Longboard & the Ankle10:35 – X-Ray to X-Ray: A Literal Healing Miracle11:02 – How Thankfulness Awakens Faith11:45 – Thankfulness Expressed in Praise12:15 – Praise as a Weapon in Every Season13:03 – Thanking God for What Hasn't Happened Yet (Torah)13:40 – Sacrifice of Praise When Life Is Hard14:12 – Being Thankful IN All Circumstances14:44 – Nehemiah: From Exile to Rebuilding15:22 – When They Read the Word: Conviction & Weeping15:46 – “Stop Crying—Celebrate”: Joy Is Holy16:29 – Joy Is Strength: The Roadmap17:12 – Protecting Joy Through Thankfulness17:53 – The Enemy Uses Lack of Gratitude to Oppress18:24 – Matthew 6: Your Eye Determines Your Light19:28 – Eve & The Garden: Losing Sight of What We Have20:27 – Driven in His 20s–30s: Striving Vs. Thankfulness21:23 – Restructuring Life to Live Present & Thankful22:00 – How Thankfulness Strengthens Family Life23:00 – How Joy Strengthens Marriage, Family, Business23:27 – Thanksgiving Challenge: Eat, Drink, Help Others23:54 – The Second Expression of Thankfulness: Giving24:37 – What God Asks at the Judgment Seat25:18 – Faithfulness, Not Hard Work, Is What God Honors26:28 – Thankfulness Keeps the Right Perspective27:10 – Contentment: The Wealth Money Cannot Give28:02 – The Two Ditches: Covetousness & Apathy29:00 – Contentment Is Peace With Responsibility29:56 – Thankfulness → Joy → Strength → Fruitfulness30:20 – Closing Prayer for Joy & Breakthrough31:11 – Chains Break When We Praise32:18 – Salvation Prayer: Turning Toward Jesus

This Sunday, we continue our two-part series on What It Means to Be a Christian. Last week, we looked at the first three core beliefs that define a biblical worldview: the existence of absolute moral truth, the accuracy of the Bible in all its teachings, and the reality of Satan. It was an eye-opening study, highlighting just how many people who identify as Christians do not hold these foundational truths. As we reflected together, I was reminded that our faith is not merely about words or traditions, it's about grounding our lives in the truths of God's Word. This week, we will examine the remaining three beliefs: that we cannot earn our way to heaven by being good, that Jesus Christ lived a sinless life, and that God is the all-knowing, all-powerful Creator who still rules the universe today. These truths are not optional for those who follow Christ because they form the foundation of our salvation, our hope, and our daily walk with God. Through Scripture, example, and practical application, we'll see why these beliefs matter and how they should shape the way we live, worship, and interact with the world around us. I want to invite you to come with an open heart, ready to hear God speak. Whether you are new to Illuminate or you've been part of our church family for years, these truths have the power to transform your life. Come ready to reflect, respond, and recommit to trusting in God, His Son Jesus Christ, and the Word that guides us. I look forward to seeing you Sunday as we continue to build our faith on the rock-solid foundation of God's truth!

Pastor Jason ends our series in Nehemiah as he reminds us how our works without a heart for Jesus will lead us right back to bondage. We then give thanks to Jesus for His covenant by coming to the Lord's table in communion.

So glad you're joining our "Gratitude" series! Pastor Jason preaches this inspiring message on being "Grateful for Life" at the The Tabernacle Church St. Bernard campus. He uses the memorable analogy of taking a cold shower to show how easily we overlook the simple blessings in life and take things for granted. Learn how gratitude can actively shape the atmosphere of your daily life by remembering that Jesus is the true source of all good things. Jason encourages us to find contentment, even when facing our hardest battles, just like the Apostle Paul did!

Pastor Jason shares about the power of the meal. When we come to the table we recognize what's been sacrificed for our benefit. When we come to the table, we thank God for His goodness. When we come to the table. we remember what Jesus has done for us and we look forward to that time when we share the meal with Him.

Discipleship isn't a choice - discipleship is a call on each believer. Pastor Jason walked us through Psalm 145:4 and the call we have as believers to not just teach truths to the the next generation, but rather to praise God and tell of His wondrous works in our lives.

II Thessalonians 2:3-4 Revelation 20:11-13 Revelation 20:4-6 Isaiah 11:1-10 Micah 4:2-4 Jeremiah 23:5-8 Jeremiah 33:17-26 Isaiah 9:6 Matthew 1:1-16 Zechariah 14:1-11

I Corinthians 9:24-27 Numbers 11:4-6 Psalm 78:25-31 Numbers 11:31-34 Exodus 32:1-8 Exodus 32:19-25 Ezekiel 14:3-4 Ephesians 5:5 Colossians 3:5

Romans 11:25-27 Deuteronomy 7:6-7 Jeremiah 31:35-37 Romans 8:35-39 Habakkuk 2: I Timothy 1:13-15

Send us a textAdvent begins in a dark season, especially in the Western Hemisphere, and that's no accident. In this conversation with Pastor Jason Jackson, we explore why Advent matters, especially in seasons marked by grief, disappointment, or exhaustion. We talk about the church calendar, the subversive invitation to slow down, and how this sacred season holds space for both lament and hope. Whether you're new to Advent or longing to find God in the tension, this episode offers gentle wisdom, theological depth, and a deeply pastoral word for your soul.Learn more about Communion of the Saints Church in Colorado Springs: https://www.cosdowntown.org/https://www.simplywholehearted.com/wholeheartedcoachingcollectiveGet Your Enneagram Gift Guide and Advent Podcast Playlisthttps://www.simplywholehearted.com/enneagram-gift-guideRESOURCES FOR YOU: Book a High-Value Clarity Call with Amy Wicks https://www.simplywholehearted.com/callamywicks Not sure about your Enneagram Type? Start here: https://www.simplywholehearted.com/enneagramquiz Wholehearted Enneagram Coachinghttps://bit.ly/SWcoachingcollectiveEnnea-what? The Beginners Guide to the Enneagram(free course + printables)https://bit.ly/Enneagram101GuideThe Real History of the Enneagram Course(use code AMY for 40% OFF)https://bit.ly/EnneagramHistoryShould Christians Use the Enneagram? (Amy's book)https://amzn.to/3VB9PrxConnect with Amy:IGWebsite

Join us for a message from Pastor Jason on Wednesday November 12th, 2025, entitled Replacing Lies With Truth from Mark 6:33-44.For more information about our church visit us on our website, our Facebook page, and our YouTube.Support the show

Join us for a message from Pastor Jason on Sunday November 16th, 2025, entitled Stress Less from Matthew 9:1-8.For more information about our church visit us on our website, our Facebook page, and our YouTube.Support the show

Is it wrong for Christians to judge? Culture says, “Don't judge me,” but Jesus actually teaches something deeper and far more transformative. In this message, Pastor Jason Daughdrill breaks down the difference between hypocritical judgment and righteous judgment — showing that the goal of godly judgment isn't to destroy but to restore.If you've ever wondered how believers should correct, confront, or lovingly hold each other accountable, this teaching will bring clarity, courage, and healing.In this sermon you'll learn:What Jesus meant in Matthew 7:1–6Why “Judge not!” is one of the most misquoted verses in cultureThe difference between sinful judgment and righteous discernmentHow to remove your own “plank” before helping someone elseHow to call people up, not just call them outHow righteous judgment leads to restoration, not condemnationHow to discern who to invest in, who to set boundaries with, and when to stay silentWhy healthy judgment shapes a healthy church

Send us a textWhat if God is not impressed with our worship... even when it looks and sounds impressive to us?In this eye-opening episode, Pastor Jason digs into one of the most uncomfortable passages in Scripture, Amos 5:21-24. God tells HIs own people, "Take away the noise of your songs." Why? Because their lives did not match their praise.If you have ever felt like church was just a routine... if you have ever wondered why your spiritual life feels flat... or if you have ever carried the title "Christian" while feeling disconnected from the life Jesus actually calls us to live--this message is for you.Jason breaks down what real worship looks like, why God cares more about how we live than how we sing, and how Jesus invites us into a transformed life that overflows with justice, mercy, and integrity. This is not a guilt-trip; it is a grace-filled wake-up call.Whether you are a longtime believer, a Sunday-only Christian, or someone who just knows there is more to faith than checking boxes... this episode will challenge you, encourage you, and maybe even change you.If you are ready for a faith that is real, honest, and lived--not just worn as a label--hit play.Linkoln shares his story on why he started coming to Ravenna Church of the Nazarene and shares why you should consider doing the same.Ravenna Church of the Nazarene530 Main Street, Ravenna, KY 40472Support the showThe Dirt Path Sermon Podcast is a place for real sermons that speak to real life. Subscribe and walk the path with us every week. Consider visiting Ravenna Church of the Nazarene where Pastor Jason is the Senior Pastor. Have a prayer need? Want to share something with Pastor Jason? Email rav.naz.ky@gmail.com

Every generation has wondered about the end times—but with constant headlines, global instability, wars, and the rise of AI, it feels more real than ever. Underneath the question “Is this it?” lies a deeper fear many believers quietly carry: The end times are something to fear. In this episode, I sit down with apologist and Pastor Jason Carlson to unpack your biggest questions about Israel, prophecy, global conflict, technology, and how believers can live ready—not scared. God's plan for the end of the story isn't meant to alarm us, but anchor us. If you've ever felt anxious about the future or confused by what's happening in the world, this conversation will give you clarity, confidence, and hope. What We Cover: -Are we actually living in the end times? -What the Bible does and does not say about Israel -How to interpret “wars and rumors of wars” -Should Christians be afraid of AI? -Why fear is not God's intention for His people -What it means to “live ready” with hope -The promise behind God's final plan  

Join us this week as Voyage Overseer and lead pastor of Bold City Church, Pastor Jason Masters, speaks on how every time we gather as a church, we have the opportunity to throw FUEL on what God is doing.

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Pastor Jason's message, “It's Not About the Money: The Law of First!" teaches that God desires to be first in every area of our lives—our love, decisions, and resources. Through the story of Cain and Abel, he emphasizes that true worship is about giving God our best and our first, not what is left over, because putting God first brings order, blessing, and redemption to everything else.

Tithing functions as a spiritual discipline that shapes our priorities, reveals our trust in God, and sustains the local church that nourishes us. Pastor Jason emphasizes that giving our first and best is not a legal requirement but a grace-filled response to God's goodness! By making God first in our finances, we invite order, transformation, and the overflowing blessing God promises in Malachi.

In an age where selfies, filters, and outward perfection seem to matter most, Jesus calls us to rise above the noise by the way we live. 1 Timothy 4:12 reminds us that our lives should speak louder than our looks. As we keep growing in our faith, the goal is progress, not perfection. Keep moving forward, keep showing up, and let your life reflect the One you follow.Pneuma Life Church with Pastors Jason & Jessica Huffman in Saint Johns, Florida.Make Jesus Known. Make Disciples. Make A Difference.Join us live or online for services each Sunday at 10AM 4100 Race Track Rd. (Durbin Creek Elementary)Saint Johns, FL 32259Visit us online at: https://pneumalife.churchEmail: hello@pneuma.lifeMessages, teaching and encouragement from Pneuma Life Church pastors and leaders! Pneuma Life Church is a spirit-filled and bible-based church located in Saint Johns, Florida. It's lead by Pastors Jason & Jessica Huffman. Join us live (and online) for services each Sunday at 10AM4100 Race Track Rd. (Durbin Creek Elementary) Saint Johns, FL 32259 Visit us online at: https://pneumalife.churchEmail: hello@pneuma.life 

Pastor Jason concludes our series on Ecclesiastes with a message from Ecclesiastes 12.

This week, Pastor Jason wraps up our annual Kingdom Builders series with a powerful and honest message titled “Excited and Scared.”When God calls us to give, many of us stand in the tension of excitement and fear. Excited to trust God. Excited to build His Kingdom. Excited to see lives changed.But at the same time… scared.Scared to let go.Scared to trust.Scared to believe God will come through again.In this message, Pastor Jason unpacks:✨ Why generosity is about the heart, not the amount✨ What it means to be “rich toward God” instead of building our own kingdom✨ How sacrificial giving unlocks joy and deep trust✨ The difference between hitting the right target and wasting your life on the wrong one✨ What God promises when we honor Him with our financesThis message will challenge you, encourage you, and help you pray the bold end-of-year prayer:“God, based on all the ways You've blessed me this year, what can I give to build Your Kingdom and not mine?”If you're ready to take a step of faith—excited and scared—this message is for you.

Pastor Jason's message, “It's Not About the Money: The Law of First!" teaches that God desires to be first in every area of our lives—our love, decisions, and resources. Through the story of Cain and Abel, he emphasizes that true worship is about giving God our best and our first, not what is left over, because putting God first brings order, blessing, and redemption to everything else.