Podcasts about pastor johnson

Click here to send us a topic idea or question for Weekend Wisdom.How can we get people of faith more involved in helping vulnerable kids and families and supporting foster and kinship families? Join our discussion with Jason Johnson and Shmuly Yanklowitz. Pastor Johnson is with The Christian Alliance for Orphans (CAFO) and is both a foster and adoptive dad.  Rabbi Shmuly Yanklowitz is the Founder & President of YATOM: The Jewish Foster & Adoption Network. Rabbi Yanklowitz has twice been named one of America's Top Rabbis by Newsweek and is a foster dad.In this episode, we discuss:How can churches, synagogues, mosques, and other faith communities step forward to help families?What are the different ways people of faith can help?How do we get the rabbis, ministers, and leaders on board?Better for the church or synagogueWhat are the biggest obstacles you see for leadership to want to embrace this ministry or program?How to get people involved?What are the biggest obstacles for people wanting to get involved?How can places of faith circle around grandparents and other relatives caring for children?Support the showPlease leave us a rating or review. This podcast is produced by www.CreatingaFamily.org. We are a national non-profit with the mission to strengthen and inspire adoptive, foster & kinship parents and the professionals who support them.Creating a Family brings you the following trauma-informed, expert-based content: Weekly podcasts Weekly articles/blog posts Resource pages on all aspects of family building

Join us as Pastor Johnson teaches the midweek refuel from the book of Psalms 138:7-8 on the topic of "The Lord Will Perfect That Which Concerns Me.Join us on Sunday Mornings at 11am at 3002 Chelsea Avenue Memphis Tn 38108. You'll be glad you did!

Tomi Lahren interviews Pastor Russell Johnson, leader of The Pursuit NW Church. They discuss how Antifa protesters circled Pastor Johnson and his congregation in a public park in Seattle during their peaceful worship night. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Join us as Pastor Johnson teaches the midweek refuel on The Book of Hebrews Ch.6 :1-20Join us on Sunday Mornings at 11am at 3002 Chelsea Avenue Memphis Tn 38108. You'll be glad you did!

Join us as Pastor Johnson teaches the midweek refuel on The Importance of Being Real Luke 6:36-41Matthew 15:10-20Matthew 23Join us on Sunday Mornings at 11am at 3002 Chelsea Avenue Memphis Tn 38108. You'll be glad you did!

Join us as Pastor Johnson teaches the midweek refuel on God Works in SeasonsHe references Zachariah 10:1, Hosea 6:1-1, Joel 2:21-27 and St John 5:1Join us on Sunday Mornings at 11am at 3002 Chelsea Avenue Memphis Tn 38108. You'll be glad you did!

Jeff and Tony interview Pastor Johnson from the Holy Spirit Catholic Church in Jamestown about the election of Pope Leo XIV.

Join us as Pastor Johnson teaches the midweek refuel on Before the Day of the LordHe references I Thes 5:1-28, Galations 3:8, and Revelation 2:10Join us on Sunday Mornings at 11am at 3002 Chelsea Avenue Memphis Tn 38108. You'll be glad you did!

Join us as Pastor Johnson teaches the midweek refuel on The Cost of DiscipleshipHe references Luke 14:25-35, Luke 18:38, Psalm 35:27Join us on Sunday Mornings at 11am at 3002 Chelsea Avenue Memphis Tn 38108. You'll be glad you did!

Join us as Pastor Johnson teaches the midweek refuel on The Prodical SonHe references Luke 15:11-31Join us on Sunday Mornings at 11am at 3002 Chelsea Avenue Memphis Tn 38108. You'll be glad you did!

Join us as Pastor Johnson teaches the midweek refuel on The Rich man and LazarusHe references Luke 16:1-31Join us on Sunday Mornings at 11am at 3002 Chelsea Avenue Memphis Tn 38108. You'll be glad you did!

Join us as Pastor Johnson teaches the midweek refuel on the the title of First Lady.He references Gen 3:20, Titus 2:1, 1 Tim. 5:1-5, Phil. 4:2, and 2 John 1Join us on Sunday Mornings at 11am at 3002 Chelsea Avenue Memphis Tn 38108. You'll be glad you did!

Join us as Pastor Johnson teaches the midweek refuel on the The Two Types of Sin. They are Accidental and Intentional.Study I John 5:16-18, Psalm 19:7-14, Lev. 5:1-6 and Numbers 15:22Join us on Sunday Mornings at 11am at 3002 Chelsea Avenue Memphis Tn 38108. You'll be glad you did!

Join us as Pastor Johnson teaches the midweek refuel on the Pride and How to Always Stay Humble.Study Proverbs 16:18 and Daniel 4:1-37Join us on Sunday Mornings at 11am at 3002 Chelsea Avenue Memphis Tn 38108. You'll be glad you did!

Join us as Pastor Johnson teaches the midweek refuel on the 2nd Chapter of Phillipians and also 8 parenting tips.Join us on Sunday Mornings at 11am at 3002 Chelsea Avenue Memphis Tn 38108. You'll be glad you did!

Join us as Pastor Johnson teaches the midweek refuel with a subject entitled, "Get in Me Lord."Join us on Sunday Mornings at 11am at 3002 Chelsea Avenue Memphis Tn 38108. You'll be glad you did!

In today's sermon, Pastor Scott Johnson, focuses on Romans 15:22-33. In this passage, the Apostle Paul expresses his desire for connection with the believers in Rome, highlighting the importance of community among Christians. Pastor Johnson identifies three main priorities for the church: As we take a look at these priorities, we reflect on how they… The post Paul's Priorities in Ministry appeared first on Mt. Rose OPC.

Pastor Johnson focuses on clarifying the difference between spiritual gifts and natural talents, a topic he feels he needs to revisit. He emphasizes the importance of recognizing your God-given gift to serve in the body of Christ. Key Points: Time is Short: Pastor Johnson notes that time seems to be speeding up, and God may be shortening it for the elect to better endure. Gifts are from Conversion: Spiritual gifts are given by the Holy Spirit upon conversion to Christianity. Talents are from Birth: Talents are natural abilities given at birth, while not necessarily spiritually aligned. Singing Example: Anyone can be taught to sing in key but some have a natural gift that elevates it to a different level. Secular Music and Church: The pastor wrestles with artists who sing secular music but profess faith, and whether God is glorified or the devil is. Double Standard: Pastor Johnson notes the hypocrisy of Christians engaging in activities that don't glorify God and whether those jobs are befitting. Gift List: He goes over a list of seven motivational spiritual gifts from Romans 12:5-8 Prophecy Ministry Teaching Exhortation Giving Ruling Mercy Prophecy: He distinguishes that prophecy as given by God, and often tells what to change and what's coming rather than a blessing. Ministry: He says ministry is about serving, not being served, and is a gift for anyone. Teaching: Teachers of the word are defenders and researchers of the scripture. Exhortation: Exhorters encourage people through the spirit. Giving: Giving to the ministry is a spiritual gift of being a blessing. Ruling: A ruling gift means the ability to lead within a church and its administration. Mercy: The gift of mercy is compassionate and patient with others. Ephesians 4:7 The pastor references Ephesians 4, stating that Jesus himself gives gifts to men. Five-Fold Ministry: He mentions that Jesus gave some to be apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors, and teachers. Talents on the Other Hand: He defines a talent as something you're born with that gives you unique skill or ability. Talents are not given, but learned and perfected through practice. Matthew 25: Using the parable of the talents in Matthew 25, he explains that God gives people various natural abilities and expects them to utilize and increase it. Talent vs. Gift: Pastor Johnson ends by saying that while talents can be impressive, they are not to be confused with spiritual gifts, and the spiritual realm outweighs what talent does in the natural. Call to Action: He encourages listeners to discover their own spiritual gifts from God and use it. He says that "when you are converted you get at least one spiritual gift." He encourages Christians to see their talents as skills and learn them, and remember that God gives it all.

Pastor Johnson's midweek refuel message focuses on the concept of repositioning in various aspects of life, drawing from biblical stories and personal experiences. The core idea is that if your life isn't full of success, spirituality, and happy relationships, it's time to reposition yourself with the help of God. The message uses the story of Moses, who had to reposition himself to see God's glory, and the disciples who had to cast their net on the right side of the ship to catch fish, as metaphors for the importance of repositioning. Here are some key points from the message: Repositioning is necessary for a better outcome. It's like moving a fishing net from the left side of the ship to the right side to find fish. Repeating the same actions while expecting different results is futile. If something isn't working, it's time to try a different approach. Ignoring problems you have the power to change will lead to negative consequences, and you can only blame yourself. 2025 should be a year of repositioning to achieve desired outcomes. Pastor Johnson identifies four key areas for repositioning: Mindset: Renew your mind and do not conform to the world. Instead, be transformed by the renewing of your mind as described in Romans 12:2. Association: Be mindful of the company you keep, and associate with people who uplift you rather than drag you down. The scripture 2 Corinthians 6:14 advises against being "unequally yoked" with unbelievers. Perception of Sin: Reposition your perception of right and wrong, good and evil, based on God's word rather than the world's standards. Do not call evil good and good evil as warned in Isaiah 5:20. Relationship: Reposition your relationship with God by reading the Bible more often. Additionally, spend more quality time with family. He provides seven quotes emphasizing the importance of family: In conclusion, the message encourages listeners to take a proactive approach to making changes in their lives by repositioning themselves in various areas with the help of God. It also emphasizes that 2025 should be a year of repositioning to achieve better outcomes and to get the blessings that people deserve from God.

Welcome to Gospel for the Glory of Jesus. Bro Mel and Pastor Johnson lift your Spirit to another level with some of the world's best black gospel music and a Word from the Lord on God’s Glory. Melvin Slade, Host Pastor Bishop Gary R. Johnson Jr. Greater Glory is Coming Empowered Church International Arizona 35244 […]

Welcome to Gospel for the Glory of Jesus. Lift your Spirit to the Sky with some of the world’s best black gospel music and Pastor Johnson with a Word from the Lord. Melvin Slade Pastor Bishop Gary R. Johnson Jr. 35244 North Trica Rd. San Tan Village, AZ 85142

  In today's episode, Pastor Demetrius Johnson continues the conversation sparked by Pastor Ken's recent message, “Time for an Oil Check.” Pastor Johnson dives deep into the symbolism of oil in the Bible and its connection to God's anointing, teaching us that it's not about talent or ability—it's about aligning our lives with God's will to attract the Holy Spirit. Drawing from Exodus 30:22-25, he breaks down the spiritual significance of the ingredients in biblical anointing oil: Myrrh (meekness and surrender) Cinnamon (integrity and uprightness) Calamus (humility) Cassia (inner cleansing and purity) Olive Oil (symbolizing the Holy Spirit). Pastor Johnson invites us to reflect on the question, “What's in my oil?” and challenges us to walk in the anointing by adopting these spiritual traits in our lives. Tune in to hear how you can experience a fresh anointing and deepen your connection with God. Don't forget to share this episode with your friends and leave a review to let us know how this message spoke to you. We'd love to hear your thoughts and stories in the comments!

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In this Father's Day message, we get to hear from Pastor Keenen and His father in law, Pastor Johnson! They impart wisdom necessary for fulfilling the role of a father in today's world.

Pastor Johnson continues our "all In" series

Wine: Join us on this episode of Wine & Chisme as we delve into the remarkable journey of Reginald Sherman, a man whose leadership was deeply influenced by the legacy of his grandfather and cousin, both prominent figures in their community. From humble beginnings to impactful leadership roles, Reginald's story is one of inspiration and service. **Episode Highlights:** 1. **Family Roots of Leadership:**   From an early age, Reginald was immersed in the remarkable journey of his grandfather, Pastor A.B. Sherman. Witnessing his grandfather's establishment of churches and operation of a community convenience store with only a third-grade education left an indelible mark on Reginald. Pastor A.B. Sherman served as both a familial figure and a mentor, guiding Reginald into the realm of leadership. 2. **Professional Trajectory:**   Inspired by the legacies of his grandfather and cousin, Pastor Johnson, Reginald seamlessly integrated a leadership mentality into his everyday life. His professional journey saw him taking up leadership roles in various companies, earning respect within his community. 3. **Ministry and Outreach:**   In 2004, Reginald embarked on his leadership journey as the head of an outreach ministry. His compassion extended to aiding the homeless, mentoring individuals facing life's challenges, and guiding the youth at the Palmetto Boys Shelter. He established outreach ministries and became a motivational speaker, addressing diverse audiences to enhance the effectiveness of churches in their communities. 4. **Commitment to Service:**   Reginald's commitment to service was exemplified through initiatives like "From Jail to a Job," aimed at supporting individuals upon their release from prison. Through these experiences, he developed a profound understanding of leadership, emphasizing the crucial elements of leadership development, spirituality, and servanthood. 5. **Advocacy for Servant Leadership:**   With a fervent belief in servant leadership, Reginald advocates for clarity in goals and visions, coupled with a hands-on approach to helping others succeed. He passionately asserts that leaders are not only servants to God but also stewards of service to God's people. Website: https://www.realtalkwithreginaldd.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join us for an insightful sermon at Eastern Star Church with Pastor Daniel Iman Johnson, titled "Accepting The Terms and Conditions." In this spiritually enriching session, Pastor Johnson draws on the biblical narrative from John chapter 4, where a nobleman's faith leads to the healing of his son by Jesus. The sermon opens with vibrant praise and worship, setting the stage for a deep dive into trusting God's wisdom and plan. Through compelling personal testimonies and biblical illustrations, Pastor Johnson explores the metaphorical 'Terms and Conditions' of faith—accepting and trusting in Jesus's words as the path to divine intervention.   Key Takeaways: Understanding Faith's 'Terms and Conditions': The sermon clarifies that while Jesus doesn't lay out explicit conditions, the nobleman's experience signifies that faith often requires accepting God's word and believing in His power to act from afar. Trusting Divine Plans: Emphasizes the need to trust in God's timing and guidance, even when the path isn't clear, as illustrated by the nobleman who believed in Jesus's word for his son's healing. Real-life Application of Faith: Through stories like that of the parking attendant, Pastor Johnson connects the importance of trusting those who have a greater perspective, mirroring our relationship with God. Watch "Accepting The Terms and Conditions" to deepen your understanding of faith and trust in God's plan. This sermon will inspire you to embrace the spiritual terms required for divine blessings. Share this powerful message with friends and family and join our community in spiritual growth and reflection.

In this uplifting sermon, Pastor Johnson delivers a message of hope and encouragement, urging us to trust in God's guidance during life's challenges. Drawing inspiration from Psalm 131, Pastor Johnson reminds us that true peace comes from surrendering our pride and relying on God's unwavering love. Key Takeaways: The Importance of Humility: Let go of pride and embrace dependence on God's strength. Trusting God in Difficult Times: Find comfort in knowing God will always be there for you. Your Role in Building Trust: Actively cultivate a relationship of trust with God. Join us as we explore the power of faith and discover how trusting God can bring peace and purpose to your life. Watch now and share this message of hope with your loved ones!

Today we stay closer to home and sit down with a great leader in Clay Smith who serves as the senior pastor of Johnson Ferry Baptist Church in Marietta, GA. This is a powers house leadership conversation, and it is our hope that you dig in and get better today just like we did. Let's settle in and get to know Mr. Clay Smith. 

This week, Pastor Jeremy Johnson is breaking down the deeper meaning of Christmas. Presenting a message of hope, he shares what we have to look forward to. In Emmanuel, God with us; Pastor Johnson encourages us to get out of our way. Get ready to unwrap the incredible gifts Jesus has for you this season. What does it look like to be a child of God? Why does God long for us to truly understand His identity as a Father? How do these identities impact our destinies or even our day-to-day lives? God wants us to come forth into the fullness of our true identity and live a joyous, fulfilled life. This Christmas, God wants us to open the gifts He has laid up for us as His children. To gain access, we have to step into a true understanding of what it means to be sons and heirs. Join Pastor Jeremy as he unlocks secrets from the word of God to bring us into our inheritance as God's children. Enjoy this message, right in time for the Holiday Season. Unwrap the gifts to launch you forward this Christmas!

Sarah Morris talks to pastor Terry Johnson at the Reformation and Worship Conference about lessons from the early 20th-century Fundamentalist-Modernist Controversy for the church today. Pastor Johnson has long served Independent Presbyterian Church in Savannah, GA. 

In the insightful podcast episode titled "OV Original Velvet," Pastor Christopher Johnson delves into his upbringing in Alabama, shedding light on the positive influences of his parents' co-parenting arrangement. He highlights the importance of community support in raising children, reflecting on the adage that "it takes a village." Drawing comparisons between the past and the present, Pastor Johnson addresses the decline in morality contributing to contemporary issues such as homelessness and crime in urban centers. The conversation also delves into topics such as traditional values and the role of spirituality in modern society. Pastor Johnson underscores the value of seeking divine guidance and blessings, emphasizing the wealth of the spirit. The episode takes a personal turn as Pastor Johnson shares a healing experience that underscores the potency of prayer. Tune in to gain insights into the interplay between personal history, community dynamics, and spirituality in shaping our lives. Pastor Johnson's candid reflections offer both thought-provoking perspectives and a powerful message of faith. Upbringing, Community, Spirituality with Pastor Christopher Johnson | OV Original Velvet

Why would a perfect God take the form of a man? And why would that God-made-man place himself on the cross? Author and Christian apologist Frank Turek joins Charlie to describe the profound, unique narrative that lies at the heart of Christianity and the Christmas holiday. Plus, Russell Johnson spent a decade in politics and lobbying. Now, he is a "recovering politician" who has rededicated himself to preaching Christ's message in the Pacific Northwest. Pastor Johnson joins Charlie to discuss sharing the gospel in a time and place hostile to it.Support the show: http://www.charliekirk.com/supportSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.