Podcasts about pastor ken

Pastor Ken continues teaching through the book of Numbers.

Pastor Ken finishes the 7th chapter of Acts

Do you remember what it was like to grow up with your parents? While many of us may not have had the exact same childhood, everyone had someone they looked up to—someone they loved and felt safe with. That is how we should view God. Our Father in Heaven isn't just our Father by name; He is our Abba, and He loves you so much that He couldn't bear to be apart from you. That's why He sent His Son, Jesus. Today, Pastor Ken wants you to know that God will move Heaven and Earth to reach you.

Have you ever attended a church that doesn't read from the Word of God? While this may seem unusual, it's increasingly common for people to fall victim to churches that manipulate the Bible to fit their own ideologies. Unfortunately, many individuals who are unaware of this deception end up following a false version of God. That's why, in today's message, Pastor Ken encourages you to stay grounded in the Word of God. Walk with Jesus and allow His Word to be the ultimate authority in your life.

We live in a world where sin is prevalent, and at times, it can be difficult to let go of those sins in our walk with God. But what happens when we use the Bible to justify our sinful behavior? What occurs when we attempt to add or subtract from the Bible? Today, Pastor Ken warns us that when we reshape the Bible to fit our own ideals, we start to create a god in our own image, rather than the God of the Bible. This is why Pastor Ken encourages us, now more than ever, to stay grounded in the Word so that we can discern truth from lies.

Join us this week as Pastor Ken continues our summer series on Philippians.  We're looking at Phil 3: 1-11 this week.  

Isn't it amazing to realize that the God of the universe loves us so much that He sent His one and only Son to take our place on the cross? Jesus was the only one who was sinless and blameless, and He took our punishment so that we can have everlasting life with Him. In today's message, Pastor Ken reminds us that when you have Jesus as your Lord and Savior, you won't be eternally separated from Him when you leave this world; instead, you will have everlasting life with Him.

If you turn on the news, what do you see? You see an absence of God in this country. And the results of man-made efforts only prove that there are things in this life that man can't simply accomplish, and the biggest thing that people fool themselves into believing is that they can earn their way into salvation. But in today's message, Pastor Ken tells you that without Jesus Christ, there is no other way into eternal life. But when you give your life to Jesus and allow Him into your life, He offers you His Grace.

We live in a world filled with many gods. For some people, these gods may be money, wealth, celebrities, social status, or even loved ones. Today, Pastor Ken emphasizes that the Bible clearly states that if you are not following Jesus Christ, then you are following Satan. That is why Pastor Ken encourages you to engage with the Word daily, walk closely with Jesus, and make Him the top priority in your life. By doing so, you can find true fulfillment and purpose that transcends the temporary allure of worldly pleasures.

Sometimes in our lives, we can observe how the world responds to God and forget that we come from the same place. There are essentially two types of people on this earth: believers and unbelievers. At times, our worldly thoughts and feelings can hinder us from focusing on our true purpose, which is to share the gospel. That's why in today's message, Pastor Ken reminds us that before we judge those who are lost, we should remember that we were once lost ourselves. The grace of Jesus is available to all who believe in Him.

Pastor Ken continues teaching through the book of Revelation.

Imagine being in a room where you know the location of everything around you, but suddenly, you lose your ability to see. The familiar space becomes strange and disorienting, and this is similar to living life without God. Sometimes, when we think we have everything figured out, unexpected events can occur that obscure our view of the future, making it feel unfamiliar and daunting. However, today, Pastor Ken reminds us that it doesn't have to be that way. If you allow God to guide you, He will always take care of you.

Pastor Ken continues teaching through the book of Numbers.

Pastor Ken emphasizes the importance of a holistic Christian life, urging believers to apply God's word personally and share it purposefully, recognizing that faithfulness in word, conduct, and spirit is essential for both personal growth and influencing others. It highlights the need to overcome opposition through integrity, prioritize biblical truth, utilize spiritual gifts, and remain vigilant in guarding against worldliness, ultimately asserting that perseverance in faith provides assurance of salvation and impacts those who observe a life dedicated to Christ.

Peace in the Midst of the Storm, Isaiah 26:1-4,12 - Pastor Ken Ingram

No one has ever claimed that walking with Jesus is easy, and if someone has, they are not telling the truth. This journey is one of the hardest things you will ever have to endure. While this world is not perfect, at times, it may seem easier to distance yourself from God than to remain close to Him. However, no matter how far you may walk away from God, it only takes one step to come back to Him. Today, Pastor Ken wants you to remember that if you have spent time away from God, it is never too late to return to Him.

In this heartfelt sermon, Pastor Ken Polk, father of Pastor Jason Polk, shares a moving message at Echo Church centered on the healing of the woman with the issue of blood from Mark 5. Ken reflects on the themes of faith, persistence, and the courage to reach out to Jesus even in the midst of a crowd. Drawing on personal anecdotes, biblical teaching, and reflections on the nature of crowds and faith, he emphasizes how Jesus responds not just to casual contact but to sincere, faith-filled hearts. Ken encourages listeners to consider their own condition—whether physical, spiritual, or emotional—and challenges them to press through life's obstacles to make a personal connection with Christ. He reminds us that Jesus sees and responds to those who reach out in faith, offering healing, peace, and transformation. The message culminates in a call to honest confession, public faith, and the assurance that only Jesus can truly satisfy the deepest needs of our souls. No matter how overlooked or hopeless we feel, Jesus notices a heart of real faith. Step out of the crowd, reach for Him, and He will respond.

Pastor Ken begins through the 7th chapter of Acts

We live in a world where many people view the Bible as a source of universal teachings, but its significance goes much deeper than that. The Word of God is not merely a history book or a quick guide to success; it represents a way of life. In today's message, Pastor Ken emphasizes that when you apply the teachings of the Bible to your life, it becomes apparent to those around you. As a result, Jesus begins to make Himself known in the lives of others because of your influence!

I think it's safe to say that everyone has experienced a situation where one person fails to uphold their end of the bargain. Whether it's in the workplace or in a relationship, Pastor Ken wants you to understand that God takes commitment very seriously. God the Father is a covenant-keeping God; when He gives a promise, it is in His very nature to fulfill His commitments, and He expects the same from you and me. Today, Pastor Ken encourages you to keep your word just as God keeps His.

In this bold and timely message from the Summer of Change series, Pastor Ken Senchal challenges the way many of us view the Church. Too often, we approach church like a spiritual buffet—focused on what we can get, not what we're called to give. But the Church isn't a place we attend; it's a Body we belong to, and a family we serve.

Isn't it amazing to realize that we have a God who will never abandon us? While the world teaches self-reliance, Christianity uniquely conveys that we are not saved by our actions, but by our faith in Jesus Christ. That's why, in today's message, Pastor Ken wants you to know that if you don't yet know Jesus and what He has done for you, the first step is to pray to Him. Ask Jesus to make Himself known in your life and express your desire for a relationship with Him. As you draw closer to Jesus, He will draw closer to you.

Pastor Ken continues teaching through the book of Revelation.

Tick... Tick... Tick... Tick... Tick... With each passing day, more and more of the prophecy in the Old Testament is fulfilled. From Jesus fulfilling many of the messianic prophecies in Isaiah, to the turmoil that we see today… the clock is ticking, and the events of Revelation are on their way. Today, you will learn from Pastor Ken that the end times are closer than you think. In fact, one could argue that you're in them. The question is, will you be ready when the clock hits zero, or will you run out of time?

We had a special guest, Honorable Saah H. Joseph, an old friend from Liberia stop by during 2nd service.  Join us to hear updates from the work God is doing in Liberia through as well as a message from Pastor Ken continuing our series on Philippians. This week we dive into Phil. 2: 12-18.

Pastor Ken continues teaching through the book of Numbers.

In this sermon on Acts 12, we explore the dramatic story of Peter's miraculous escape from prison and the early church's response to persecution. Pastor Ken highlights the dangers of seeking human approval, as exemplified by King Herod, and contrasts it with the peace and freedom found in trusting God. Through Peter's experience, we learn about the power of prayer, the importance of aligning our lives with God's will, and the need to break free from the prisons of anxiety, fear, and the need for others' approval. Join us as we delve into the lessons of faith, prayer, and divine intervention, reminding us that God is always in control, even when His answers surprise us. For more information about our church, visit npfcc.org To help support the ongoing work of NPFCC and our mission partners around the globe, you can make a donation at npfcc.org/give

Have you ever been cancelled over your beliefs? Has society ever accused you of bigotry for standing for biblical truths instead of the latest social justice trend? If that hasn't happened in a public forum, it's probably still happened at a micro level where old friends refuse to talk to you for your beliefs. In today's message, Pastor Ken teaches that society has tried to silence, or in modern terms, “cancel,” God's people since way back in Hosea's day. They always attempted to silence the true prophets.

Due to technical issues, this is the last 10 minutes of Ken's sermon on Psalm 27 that he gave at Gull Lake Ministries. You can listen to a similar sermon he gave to his church here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ciGe-uoRc0U&list=PLGgKBfFm-CdBY7ZgiozxBaLRN-gxztH_2&index=173Ken Winter is the lead pastor of Heritage Fellowship Church in Springfield, Ohio. He is passionate about sharing the liberating power of the gospel to all generations. Before serving in Springfield, Ken served in youth ministry for over 15 years. Ken is a graduate of Cedarville University and Southern Theological Seminary. Pastor Ken has had the opportunity to compete on the reality show “American Ninja Warrior” and “Candy Crush.” He is married to his wife Tara, has two daughters who are married and a college-aged son.

 A Conversation with Pastor Ken Foreman

If there's anything great we could say about living in the 21st century, it's how convenient everything is. If there's anything bad we could say about living in the 21st century… It's how convenient everything is. It's spoiled all of us! Today, Pastor Ken teaches that we've lost our patience and expect God to move on our terms, at our pace. However, God's not on your schedule… you're on His. Your prayers may not be answered when you want, but they will be answered at the perfect time.

In this inspiring episode of Building Bridges, we sit down with Pastor Ken to explore the unique challenges and powerful opportunities of doing ministry in Utah. From building relationships in a predominantly non-Christian culture to fostering spiritual growth and leading with compassion, Pastor Ken shares deep insights and practical wisdom for anyone in ministry or leadership.   Whether you're a pastor, church leader, or someone passionate about spiritual outreach, this conversation will encourage and equip you to lead with purpose in any environment.  

Ken Winter is the lead pastor of Heritage Fellowship Church in Springfield, Ohio. He is passionate about sharing the liberating power of the gospel to all generations. Before serving in Springfield, Ken served in youth ministry for over 15 years. Ken is a graduate of Cedarville University and Southern Theological Seminary. Pastor Ken has had the opportunity to compete on the reality shows “American Ninja Warrior” and “Candy Crush.” He is married to his wife Tara, has two daughters who are married, and a college-aged son.Apologies for the rough audio quality. We had technical issues recording this one.

Ken Winter is the lead pastor of Heritage Fellowship Church in Springfield, Ohio. He is passionate about sharing the liberating power of the gospel to all generations. Before serving in Springfield, Ken served in youth ministry for over 15 years. Ken is a graduate of Cedarville University and Southern Theological Seminary. Pastor Ken has had the opportunity to compete on the reality shows “American Ninja Warrior” and “Candy Crush.” He is married to his wife Tara, has two daughters who are married, and a college-aged son.

Hear me out… serving the Lord is a good, beautiful, wonderful thing. Every believer should be serving Jesus as an outpouring of their love for Him. However, as Pastor Ken, your service should not become more important than your relationship. In today's message, you will learn how the Israelites thought that they could replace a relationship with a trip to the altar, and many Christians believe they can do the same by stacking enough chairs, rather than communing with the Creator.

This week's episode is a raw and Spirit-led pivot. Pastor Ken was prepared to preach a different message, but the Holy Spirit interrupted—and the result was deeply personal and transformative. This episode dives into John 5 and Luke 8 to explore the power of healing, the weight of brokenness, and the question Jesus is still asking us today: “Do you want to be made well?” If you've been surviving but not thriving, going through the motions, or feeling unseen—this message will stir your soul.

Many people believe that if they do enough things, that is enough to satisfy God at the end of their life. They think they can outweigh the bad with the good. Well… good news, and bad news. The good news is that all good people enter Heaven! The bad news… well, there aren't any good people. Today, Pastor Ken teaches that getting into heaven isn't about what you do but who you know. You cannot do enough good to outweigh the sin in your life, so instead, build a relationship with Jesus.

Pastor Ken continues teaching through the book of Revelation.

As we continue our Promises Made, Promises Kept series, Pastor Ken reminds us of God's unwavering justice and mercy as seen in Abraham's plea for Sodom. Drawing from Genesis, Pastor Ken shows how God listens to his people and responds with both righteousness and compassion. Pastor Ken challenges us to stand before God with bold prayers and a heart for others, trusting that his promises remain true. We are encouraged to live out a faith that intercedes and believes in God's ultimate goodness.

Ken Winter is the lead pastor of Heritage Fellowship Church in Springfield, Ohio. He is passionate about sharing the liberating power of the gospel to all generations. Before serving in Springfield, Ken served in youth ministry for over 15 years. Ken is a graduate of Cedarville University and Southern Theological Seminary. Pastor Ken has had the opportunity to compete on the reality shows “American Ninja Warrior” and “Candy Crush.” He is married to his wife Tara, has two daughters who are married, and a college-aged son.

Ken Winter is the lead pastor of Heritage Fellowship Church in Springfield, Ohio. He is passionate about sharing the liberating power of the gospel to all generations. Before serving in Springfield, Ken served in youth ministry for over 15 years. Ken is a graduate of Cedarville University and Southern Theological Seminary. Pastor Ken has had the opportunity to compete on the reality shows “American Ninja Warrior” and “Candy Crush.” He is married to his wife Tara, has two daughters who are married, and a college-aged son.

There's a narrative played out by Hollywood of the foolish boss who has no idea what they are doing, and employees who hate their supervisors and managers. Have you found yourself falling victim to the cultural image they try to push? Do you resent your boss for reasons that don't make sense when you view it from an outside perspective? In today's message, Pastor Ken teaches that you should actively pray for and lift up the authority figures in your life, hoping they will lead like Jesus.

Pastor Ken continues teaching through the book of Numbers.

Ken Winter is the lead pastor of Heritage Fellowship Church in Springfield, Ohio. He is passionate about sharing the liberating power of the gospel to all generations. Before serving in Springfield, Ken served in youth ministry for over 15 years. Ken is a graduate of Cedarville University and Southern Theological Seminary. Pastor Ken has had the opportunity to compete on the reality shows “American Ninja Warrior” and “Candy Crush.” He is married to his wife Tara, has two daughters who are married, and a college-aged son.

What good is a drill with a dead battery? Or a boat with a hole in the floor? Tools have a purpose, but they have to be functional. Listen… you can charge Hell with a water gun, but it has to actually shoot water! Today, Pastor Ken teaches that the Word of God is the most powerful, life-giving, truth-slinging weapon a believer can wield, but it doesn't do much good collecting dust. You can't face this world on your own, so you'll need a working knowledge of God's Word to help you through it.

Who doesn't love the sweet sizzle of bacon in the morning? After cooking up that delicious meal, what do you do with the grease left behind? You've been taught not to pour it down the drain, and there's a good reason for that. In today's message, Pastor Ken teaches that, much like bacon grease, lukewarm “believers” can cause a lot of damage. When people say they are Christians, but don't submit to the will of God, they clog and restrict the flow of the Living Water. Are you restricting God's flow in your life?

Pastor Ken continues through Revelation in the 10th chapter

Pastor Ken continues teaching through the book of Leviticus and begins teaching Numbers.

Pastor Ken continues teaching through the book of Acts.

Pastor Ken continues teaching through the book of Revelation.