Podcasts about pastor kyle

Sunday Morning Message - Psalm 145: A Psalm of PraiseIn this message from November 30, Pastor Kyle walks us through Psalm 145, a powerful hymn of praise that celebrates the greatness, goodness, and compassion of our God. David declares that the Lord is worthy of exaltation in every generation because His character never changes—He is gracious, merciful, patient, and overflowing with steadfast love. Psalm 145 reminds us that God is near to all who call on Him and faithful in all His ways, inviting us to respond with worship and trust. As we continue our mini-series, “A Season in Psalms,” we'll see how this psalm lifts our eyes from our challenges to the unmatched majesty of the King who reigns forever.

Today we're going to see a 110-year-old Joshua reflecting on his life's ups and downs. Open up a Bible and follow along with Pastor Kyle.

This Sunday, Pastor Kyle wraps up our Generosity series by highlighting a few stories from his recent trip to Asia and taking a brief look at 1 Timothy 6:17-19. We hope you will be encouraged.

Have you ever felt the tension between what God has promised and what you currently experience in life? Do you struggle to obey God after receiving a blessing, or wonder how to trust Him when life is painful or hard? In this message, Pastor Kyle unpacks Genesis 21:1-8 and 22:1-14, exploring the fulfillment of God's promise to Abraham and the radical test of his faith. Discover the lessons on true faith that continues to trust, obey, and celebrate, even when faced with the most challenging sacrifices. In this sermon, you'll learn: - How God's delays are not denials, and that He fulfills His promises at the time He has spoken. - Why true faith requires continued obedience and celebration, even after receiving what you want. - That God tests us so that we may know what is inside us, helping us grow and develop. - The difference between God's testing (which aims for us to pass) and the devil's temptation (which aims for us to fail). - The importance of immediate obedience, responding to God's call with "Here I am". - The necessity of sacrificing what we love and trusting God with our future, as He ultimately provides the sacrifice. - How the story of Isaac's near-sacrifice foreshadows Jesus Christ's ultimate substitutionary sacrifice. Key Topics Covered: - The 25-year wait between God's promise to Abraham and the birth of Isaac. - Living in the tension between what is seen in God's Word and what is experienced in the world. - The connection between Abraham's sacrifice of his past, present, and future, and the sacrifices God asks of us. - God's motivation methods: the love of God, the rewards of God, and the fear of God. - The significance of the phrase "The Lord will provide" (Jehovah Jireh). - The parallels between Isaac (the son of promise) and Jesus (the ultimate Son of promise). If you're seeking to understand the faithfulness of God in your seasons of waiting, or if you need encouragement to embrace sacrifice and obedience, this message will inspire and challenge you.

"Elijah & Elisha" series - Pastor Kyle

The church in Corinth wasn't perfect—and neither are we. In this series, we'll explore the real-life challenges faced by one of the earliest Christian communities and discover how Paul's letters to them still speak to our struggles today.From division and pride to spiritual gifts and love, First Corinthians is a mirror reflecting both the beauty and the mess of church life. Together, we'll see how God works powerfully through imperfect people to build a community grounded in grace, truth, and unity.This week, Pastor Kyle finishes our seriesReflection Questions:Which of the 9 items is the Holy Spirit calling you into in this season?Make effort to help those beyond our wallsInvest in relationships that aren't easyEliminate hurrySeek what is ultimate not immediate Create space for othersSet aside our egos for other's sakeBe alert, stand firm, act courageously = love well Look to the helpersBelieve that grace is found in JesusDo you have a question you've been wanting answered? Head on over to our website http://www.invertedorthodoxy.com/ to submit a question. You can find us on Wednesdays on Youtube, or wherever you subscribe to podcasts. To learn more about our church, you can visit http://www.livingspringsairdrie.com/

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Today we're going to see another victorious moment for Joshua. God does a miraculous thing that is unlike any other in Scripture. He had never done it before and He never repeated it after. Open a Bible to Joshua 10 and follow along with Pastor Kyle.

Have you ever felt stuck waiting for God's promises, wrestling with doubt, or wanting answers in a season of silence? In this message, Pastor Kyle unpacks Genesis 17, exploring the covenant God establishes with Abraham, including the unexpected command of circumcision. The message highlights the theme of faith that is tested, marked, and leads to worship and change. In this sermon, you'll learn: - How faith starts with God revealing Himself ("I am God Almighty; walk before me, and be blameless") before calling us to action. - The difference between "walking with God" (fellowship) and being called to "walk before me" (knowing God is watching). - That God desires progress, not perfection, which is captured in the word "blameless" meaning "single-hearted" and wholly devoted to the Lord. - The importance of thinking generationally, as God promises Abraham lineage and a legacy of nations, contrasting with modern short-term, instant thinking. - That faith changes you, as seen in the name change from Abram to Abraham ("father of a multitude of nations") and Sarai to Sarah ("Princess"), showing God redefines identity based on His promise, not their past. Key Topics Covered: - The Three "Greats" in the Bible: Great Commandment, Great Commission, and Great Compassion. - The Sign of the Covenant: Circumcision, and its significance as a personal, painful, and permanent sign of loyalty and sacrifice, which in the New Testament is replaced by Baptism. - Worship and Response: Abraham's emotional response of falling on his face, which is a sign of surrender and is related to the idea of an emotional and volitional response to God's Word. - Immediate Obedience and Leading by Example: Abraham's immediate action to circumcise all the males in his house that very day. - Laughter in Faith: Abraham's initial laughter in response to the promise of a son through a 90-year-old Sarah, and the son's name, Isaac, which means "Laughter".

This week's message from Pastor Kyle Doan, “Living in the Middle,” dives deeper into what we've been walking through in our Home Churches — learning to live at the beautiful intersection of grace and faith. As we continue strengthening the core of who we are as a church, we explore how these three pillars shape our lives, using the story of Nathaniel in John 1 as a powerful picture of how Jesus meets us with grace, draws out our faith, and transforms us through encounter!

Sunday Morning Message - Psalm 62In this message from November 16, Pastor Kyle explores King David's response to insurmountable circumstances and how he chose to anchor his soul in God alone. In a world that constantly demands our attention and offers countless false sources of security, David models for us the discipline of waiting in silence before God. This passage reminds us that what we learn in desperation will help us stay focused on what truly matters when life is well. As we head into the holiday season, this word helps us walk forward with greater perspective and fuller joy, knowing that our hope, identity, stability, and security all rest in Christ alone.

As we continue with Pastor Kyle's series on the life of Abraham and his walk of faith, we come to the place in the narrative where God gives Abraham a timeline of when his son (Isaac) will be born. An improbable thing for such an old couple, but yet God told him (over a decade prior) that he would have a son with Sarah, his wife. How does laughter and wonderment relate to this encounter? Listen to find out.

The frustrating things you're going through, when partnered with the Holy Spirit, can become spiritually formative moments that make you more like Christ. Open a Bible to Joshua 9 and follow along with Pastor Kyle.

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The church in Corinth wasn't perfect—and neither are we. In this series, we'll explore the real-life challenges faced by one of the earliest Christian communities and discover how Paul's letters to them still speak to our struggles today.From division and pride to spiritual gifts and love, First Corinthians is a mirror reflecting both the beauty and the mess of church life. Together, we'll see how God works powerfully through imperfect people to build a community grounded in grace, truth, and unity.This week, Pastor Kyle continues our seriesReflection Questions:1. How can I open my heart more fully to the goodness of creation in light of Jesus' resurrection 2. How does Jesus resurrection life give me hope in the face of sin and death?3. How is Jesus asking me to live more boldly in the truth of his resurrection life.Do you have a question you've been wanting answered? Head on over to our website http://www.invertedorthodoxy.com/ to submit a question. You can find us on Wednesdays on Youtube, or wherever you subscribe to podcasts. To learn more about our church, you can visit http://www.livingspringsairdrie.com/

Today we're going to see how the Israelites had an unholy, downward shift. One BIG THING changed for the Israelites along with a few smaller things that led to this “unholy shift.” They had just dominated Jericho and all the Pagan Nations were terrified of them. Yet, in a matter of days, EVERYTHING CHANGED. Open a Bible to the Book of Joshua and follow along with Pastor Kyle.

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Sunday Morning Message - "Spirit-Filled Parenting"In this message from November 2, Pastor Kyle explores God's design for the parent-child relationship and how biblical parenting reflects our relationship with Him. We learn that parenting isn't just about raising better kids—it's about displaying Christ to the next generation. Paul's household codes in Ephesians show us that when parents display obedience to God, it disciples their children toward obedience. Our marriages and our walk with Christ become our loudest witness to our children. This passage calls children to obey and honor their parents "in the Lord," while challenging fathers (and all parents) not to provoke their children but to bring them up in the discipline and instruction of the Lord.There's something profoundly beautiful about the way God designed families to work. Not just as biological units sharing the same last name, but as spiritual incubators where faith is caught as much as it's taught. The relationships between parents and children aren't merely about keeping order in the home—they're about displaying something far greater: the very nature of God's kingdom.

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This message launches a new series on the life of Abraham, where Pastor Kyle highlights Abraham as an example of faith and multiplication. In Genesis 12, we see a contrast between God's promises and human failure, showing that faith is an active response to God's Word, a willingness to go without knowing. Even in Abraham's moments of foolishness and doubt, God's faithfulness and grace shine through, and we see how God uses imperfect people to fulfill His global plan of blessing through one man, Jesus.

How should Christians handle Halloween? This is a question often asked by believers at this time of year. Listen in as Pastor Kyle describes the origins of Halloween and looks at how Christians throughout history dealt with it as well. In addition, is there a way we can use this event to reach others for Christ?

Sunday Morning Message - "Spirit-Filled Marriage"In this message from October 26, Pastor Kyle is in Ephesians 5:21–33, focusing on God's design for marriage and relationships. Marriage is meant to reflect Christ's relationship with the Church—marked by love, respect, and mutual submission. Husbands are called to love their wives sacrificially, just as Christ loved the Church and gave Himself up for her, while wives are called to honor and respect their husbands as unto the Lord. Through this passage, Pastor Kyle challenges us to see marriage not as a contract but as a covenant that displays the gospel, encouraging every couple to model Christ's love and humility in their homes and relationships.

A big and bold Christian faith is more subtle, nuanced, and emotionally intelligent than we would think. Boldness in God's kingdom isn't always loud and showy. Sometimes it looks like stopping, aligning with God, and following His lead. Open a Bible to Joshua 5 and follow along with Pastor Kyle!

I sit down with Pastor Kyle Beshears, who had a pretty great take in the aftermath of the Michigan shooting. Read his two essays at:https://kylebeshears.substack.com/p/weep-with-those-who-weepAndhttps://kylebeshears.substack.com/p/what-constitutes-evangelical-anti

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Tests in our lives reveal what's in our hearts. They're how we level up, how we grow, and how we step into new freedom and breakthrough. The good news? Jesus Himself also went through testing and showed us how to do it. Don't miss Pastor Kyle's newest teaching, "Passing Tests!" 

Sunday Morning Message - "Walk This Way!"In this message from October 19, Pastor Kyle focuses on Paul's call for believers to imitate God as beloved children. The message emphasized the importance of walking in love and light, making wise choices in our relationships and daily conduct. Pastor Kyle highlights the need for sexual purity, wise speech, and being filled with the Holy Spirit as essential aspects of our Christian walk.

Paul warns that deceiving doctrines will try to pull believers away from Jesus, so the church must cling to the truth, be trained by Scripture, and persist in godliness. Pastor Kyle shows that truth isn't protected by accident. We block lies, saturate our lives with the Word, and put it into practice. As we pursue daily obedience with hope in the living God, our lives become a model for others and a safeguard for the church. The “pastor's workout plan” The post 1 Timothy 4:1-16 – The Pastor's Workout Plan appeared first on Island Pond Baptist Church.

Open a Bible to Joshua 3 and follow along with Pastor Kyle as he shares five things that we can do to position ourselves to lead a life of possibility.

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God has intentionally, not equally, entrusted talents and resources to each one of us. But it's important to act promptly and faithfully with what we've been given. Pastor Kyle encourages us to let go of our fears and excuses and build with faith a legacy that will impact generations to come!

Tests in our lives reveal what's in our hearts. They're how we level up, how we grow, and how we step into new freedom and breakthrough. The good news? Jesus Himself also went through testing and showed us how to do it. Don't miss Pastor Kyle's newest teaching, "Passing Tests!"

Sunday Morning Message - "Maturity Matters"In this message from October 12, Pastor Kyle's focus is in Ephesians 4:11-32, emphasizing the importance of spiritual maturation and our role in the body of Christ. Every member of our church is a minister with a unique part to play. The message stresses the critical nature of our spiritual growth, not just for our own benefit, but for the health and effectiveness of the entire church body. We are all challenged to move beyond spiritual infancy, to resist drifting, and to actively pursue Christ-likeness in all aspects of our lives.

God has intentionally, not equally, entrusted talents and resources to each one of us. But it's important to act promptly and faithfully with what we've been given. Pastor Kyle encourages us to let go of our fears and excuses and build with faith a legacy that will impact generations to come!

A media ministry publication of Grace Bible Church in Elkhart, Indiana. Moments of transforming grace from the Bible.

Pastor Kyle teaches from Psalm 51, showing that repentance is a hopeful word, not about behavior modification but about heart transformation initiated by the Holy Spirit. He reminds us that all sin is ultimately against God and that true cleansing and restoration are found in Christ alone.

Sunday Morning Message - "Believe and Experience"In this message from October 5, Pastor Kyle highlights Paul's powerful prayer for the Ephesian church, emphasizing the importance of not just knowing the truths of the gospel intellectually, but experiencing them deeply in our hearts. We explored how Paul prayed for believers to be strengthened by the Holy Spirit, to comprehend the vast love of Christ, and to live in a manner worthy of our calling. This message challenges us to move beyond mere head knowledge to a transformative heart experience of God's love and power in our lives.

In today's discussion on Abram's journey of faith, we see that God makes a covenant with Abram. Whereas covenants at that time required both parties to agree to something (thereby binding both to the terms of the covenant), God does something different. He unilaterally makes the covenant and takes it upon Himself to pay the price if Abram doesn't fulfill his part. At first this may sound confusing, but listen in as Pastor Kyle explains how this all plays out and what it means for us today.

This week on Table Talk we are joined by Pastors Kyle and Nick. In this episode Pastor Kyle asks if we can look at the story of Lazarus from different points of view. The Pastor's discuss the ways Jesus meets Marie and Martha, how the meetings differ, and why this might have happened.

Open a Bible to the Book of Joshua and follow along with us as Pastor Kyle dives into God's presence in our lives and what it means for us.

A media ministry publication of Grace Bible Church in Elkhart, Indiana. Moments of transforming grace from the Bible.

In this message, Pastor Kyle teaches through Psalm 1:1-6 and shows how true blessing begins with responding rightly to God's Word. We see that the life God blesses is rooted in His truth, delights in His Word, and bears fruit in every season.

As Americans, we cherish our independence. Unfortunately, this tends to also apply to our attitude towards God. Today, Pastor Kyle highlights the test of Dependence that God puts Abram through. This is part of how God is developing Abram's faith in Him. What can we learn from this? Listen to find out.

Pastor Kyle teaches from Colossians 3:22–4:6, showing how our work and our witness go hand in hand. As Christians, we're called to work wholeheartedly as if serving the Lord, knowing our efforts, whether physical or intellectual, can ease human suffering and promote human flourishing. He challenges us to be intentional about our witness by praying for open doors to share the gospel.

Check out part 2 of Pastor Kyle Doan's newest message, “Alignment!” Our direction is determined as we choose to live by the Spirit, and our alignment with God comes through our obedience and submission to Him!

We make decisions to do things all the time. Some of them conscious and some unconscious. Some of them have good results and some of them yield “not-so-good” results. Making good decisions is a learned process and often hinges on our priorities at that time. Today, Pastor Kyle explores some decisions Abram and his nephew, Lot, have made and the results thereof. One key thought from this is: “Will the decision I'm about to make enhance my relationship with God?” This is a question that Christians should consider in their decision making. Do you?

How do we help the next generation build lasting faith in a world that keeps changing? Pastors Josh and Jenaye are joined by Pastor Kyle, who shares insights from years of NextGen ministry—shaped by his parents' influence and a life soaked in Scripture. He talks about helping kids discover their identity in Christ and writing music with his friend QB that the whole family can enjoy (without the cringe). This conversation will inspire you to give mercy, show up consistently, and live out your faith in front of your kids—because steady investment grows lifelong faith!Listen to Pastor Kyle's music here:https://open.spotify.com/artist/6MC55qdSq3NCNQWRMEC4Iv?si=9WvYdsaOSGahFeoncax8Ywhttps://music.apple.com/us/artist/kyle-jorris/1618543885

Pastor Kyle teaches from Colossians 3:18-21, sharing how the home should be a place of affection and authority. God desires an environment of love and leadership in the home, so how does that actually play out within the roles of husbands and wives?

Pastor Kyle teaches from Ephesians 5:1-18, sharing how Christ calls people to wake up from spiritual apathy and darkness, to live fully awake in His light by imitating God, walking in love, pursuing holiness, and making the most of the time for His glory.