Podcasts about pastor nick

Pastor Nick preaches on how we, as Christians, should be the most loving and joyful because of what the Lord has done, is doing, and promises to do.

Pastor Nick brings the message on how Jesus is our Joy.

Pastor Nick and Pastor Marla Sweeney share on how Christ is our most perfect example of Love.

In this Christmas message, Pastor Nick Newman unpacked the unexpected gift of myrrh, revealing that while gold and frankincense celebrated Jesus' kingship and divinity, myrrh pointed to His ultimate purpose, to suffer, die, and restore our broken relationship with God. Christmas isn't just about a birth in a manger, but about a Savior who came to lay down His life so we could truly live. This message was recorded live on December 21st, 2025.

Longview Campus | Pastor Nick teaches on how to guard our hearts from doubt knowing that with God nothing is impossible.

Pastor Nick contrasts today's fear-driven news with the good news of Advent, reminding listeners that the stories we listen to shape who we become. In Luke 2, God delivers heaven's headline first to humble shepherds, showing that He sees the overlooked and brings peace, joy, and salvation through Jesus—Savior, Christ, and Lord. The shepherds and Mary model both bold sharing and quiet faithfulness, calling believers to let heaven's better news shape their lives and overflow to others. #Advent #GoodNews #JoyForAll #Luke2 #ChristmasHope

Pastor Nick preaches about the birth of Christ.Luke 2:1-7

In this week's Sermon Extra, Pastors Nick and Michael explore Joshua 5:13–15, focusing on Joshua's encounter with the Commander of the Lord's Army. Through this passage, they discuss the nature of theophanies, the Angel of the Lord, and examine whether a “third wayism” approach aligns with the biblical witness.

Pastor Nick brings the message on discovering the possibility of joy through Christ Jesus. Support the ministry of Rosewood Church of the Nazarene http://bit.ly/RosewoodGifts Stay up-to-date on our website http://bit.ly/RosewoodNews Connect With a Small Group Community http://bit.ly/RosewoodGroups Subscribe for the latest services and videos: http://bit.ly/RosewoodYTSubscribe Stay Connected: Instagram | http://bit.ly/RosewoodIG Facebook | http://bit.ly/RosewoodFB #Church #Worship #RosewoodChurch CCLI License 593073 Streaming License CSPL096075

This week on the Calvary Church Podcast, we open our new Christmas series, The Whimsy of Christmas. In a season filled with wonder, joy, and sacred mystery, we begin by looking back—way back—to a moment when the world was waiting in silence.For 400 years, God's people lived through what's often called the Intertestamental Period: four centuries without a prophet, without fresh Scripture, without a clear word from heaven. It was a time of longing, questions, and quiet anticipation.And then—Christ was born.In this opening message, “The End of the Beginning,” Pastor Nick explores how the birth of Jesus didn't simply start the Christmas story; it brought an end to an era of silence. The arrival of Christ broke through the stillness with hope, light, and the promise that God had been working all along—even when He seemed quiet.Join us as we rediscover the whimsy and wonder of Christmas, and remember that God often does His best work in the silence.Subscribe, share, and celebrate the season with us!

Longview Campus | Pastor Nick shares on the importance of upholding the sanctity of marriage.

Pastor Nick dives deep in today's Word from the Lord; he focuses on the promises of old which hold true today, even in our personal lives.Matthew 1:18-25; Isaiah 7:10-17

In Week 2 of Tis the Season, Pastor Nick Newman (with guest Gerald Lorenzo) taught that generosity begins not with wealth but with awareness—recognizing that we are already “rich in this present world” and entrusted by God to use what we have to do good. Drawing from 1 Timothy 6:17–19, he challenged the church to shift from guarding and gathering to giving, showing how partnering with Compassion International empowers children spiritually, physically, and educationally through local churches. This message was recorded live on December 7th, 2025.

Sermon - "Nothing Left Behind"

Sermon - "Finish All The Way"

Sermon - "Revive"

Study Guide | Download Audio File Today, Pastor Nick walks us into the often overlooked spiritual discipline of lament. Through the Psalms and the story of Lazarus, he shows how Jesus grieves with us, how lament becomes a place of growth, and how each of us can choose to turn toward God in seasons of […]

Pastor Nick preaches on the importance of giving.2 Corinthians 9:6-15

Study Guide | Download Audio File Today, Pastor Nick walks us into the often overlooked spiritual discipline of lament. Through the Psalms and the story of Lazarus, he shows how Jesus grieves with us, how lament becomes a place of growth, and how each of us can choose to turn toward God in seasons of […]

Paul's ministry in Acts 19 shows him entering a spiritually crowded Ephesus, much like our own cities filled not with statues but with modern idols such as success, escapism, image, control, and certainty. Pastor Nick reminds us that these quiet “gods” shape our priorities and identities, but when Jesus enters a life, false gods inevitably fall. He invites the church to receive the Spirit's work, lay down competing idols, and embrace the better story Jesus offers. #Acts19 #ModernIdols #RiseSeries #JesusTransforms #HeartCheck

Pastor Nick Cassidy, preaching at Cork Church, Sunday November 23rd 2025.If you were blessed by this message; and would like to donate to our ministry please visit:https://www.corkchurch.com/givingFor more information visit www.corkchurch.comStay connected:Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/corkchurch/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/corkchurch/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/corkchurch Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Here's a message from our guest pastor, Nick Pruett. Paul and Barnabas preached the word as they went along. It wasn't a small afterthought in their life but a fundamental part of everything they did. 

Pastor Nick emphasizes the importance of prayer, whether in the deepest valley or the highest mountain.James 5:13-20

Pastor Nick continues our study on prayer going through the Lord's Prayer. This message focuses on Matthew 6:13 and what Jesus was saying in this verse.

Pastor Nick preaches about the importance of patience and integrity.James 5:7-12

Pastor Nick preaches about two verses that most people have heard, but many misunderstand. 

Pastor Nick Decker • Philippians 1:12-21.......In today's message, Pastor Nick explores Philippians 1:12-21, highlighting how the Apostle Paul's imprisonment served to advance the gospel. Drawing inspiration from the life of William Tyndale, who bravely translated the Bible into English despite persecution, Pastor Nick emphasizes that God often does His best work in our most challenging circumstances. He illustrates how Paul viewed his pain as a platform for ministry, sharing the gospel even while under house arrest and turning opposition from fellow believers into opportunities for proclamation. Pastor Nick encourages the congregation to prioritize the gospel in their own lives, challenging them to see their struggles as potential platforms for sharing Christ's message and glorifying God, regardless of their circumstances.

Join us for this weeks message from Pastor Nick as he teaches about prophecy and speaking in tongues.

This week, I sit down with my husband, Pastor Nick, to talk about our upcoming sabbatical. We share why stepping back to rest, repair, and delight in God is so needed, for pastors and for all of us. If you've ever felt tired but loved what you do, this episode will hit home.Let's go. Resources & Links:Interested in having Jess come to speak at your event? Book Jess today!Connect further with Jess:https://jessconnolly.com | Instagram | hello@jessconnolly.com

Longview Campus | Pastor Nick kicks off our new series by teaching on the sacred practice of communion.

We were made for more — not more stuff, not more status, but more of Jesus. In this message from Pastor Nick Tallo, we explore what it really means to live generously and trust God with every part of our lives.Through Scripture, personal stories, and practical truth, Pastor Nick reminds us that generosity isn't about what God wants from us, but what He wants for us. When we live open-handed, we reflect the heart of a God who gave everything for us through Jesus.This message is part of our Made for More series — a two-year journey of faith and generosity rooted in Ephesians 3:20:“Now to Him who is able to do immeasurably more than all we ask or imagine…”In this sermon, you'll learn:Why Jesus talked about money more than almost any other topicHow generosity transforms our hearts and prioritiesWhat it looks like to trust God with our finances and futureHow giving is not an obligation, but an invitation to grow in faith

Pastor Nick brings us a message out of the book of James that calls us to action and not hoarding.

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Pastor Nick Cassidy, preaching at Cork Church, Sunday November 2nd 2025.If you were blessed by this message; and would like to donate to our ministry please visit:https://www.corkchurch.com/givingFor more information visit www.corkchurch.comStay connected:Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/corkchurch/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/corkchurch/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/corkchurch Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join us for this weeks message from Pastor Nick!

Sometimes our faith feels small - focused only on me, my salvation, my story. But God's heart has always been global. From Abraham to Isaiah to Jesus, His plan has always been to reach every tribe, every tongue, every nation.In this powerful message, Pastor Nick challenges us to zoom out and see the bigger picture of God's mission. The gospel isn't meant to stop with us — it's meant to move through us.To learn more about Cross Points, check out our website: http://crosspointschurch.com To stay up to date, check out our social media: Instagram: @crosspointskc Facebook: Cross Points ChurchYoutube: CrossPointsKC

Pastor Nick preaches about the importance of making today matter.

In this Sermon Extra, pastors Nick and Nate discuss the complementary nature of the post-resurrection appearances of Jesus in the four gospels.

Pastor Nick used the song “There's a Hole in My Bucket” to show how our finances often leak, no matter how much we try to fill them. He explained that true financial freedom doesn't come from how much we have but from what flows through us. Real freedom is found in sowing generously, giving joyfully, and trusting God to overflow our lives for His glory. #FinancialFreedom #Generosity #GodsEconomy #JoyfulGiving #TrustInGod

Have you ever felt like there might be more to life than what you're currently experiencing? You're not alone. Many of us feel the tension between where we are and where we sense God is calling us to be.In this message, Pastor Nick Tallo reminds us from Ephesians 3:20 that God is able to do immeasurably more than all we ask or imagine—through His power at work within us. That truth changes how we see everything around us. Our neighborhoods, workplaces, and families become the very places where God's greater purpose unfolds._______________To learn more about the giving initiative & our prayer for this next season of 2Rivers, head to 2riverschurch.com/madeformore_______________“Made for More” isn't about chasing after more from God or striving to do more for Him. It's about inviting more of God into our lives—allowing His presence to transform us from the inside out. As Pastor Nick shares, it starts with the inner strength that only the Holy Spirit provides, leading us into a deeper experience of God's love and fullness.The story of 2Rivers Church is living proof of God's faithfulness—from a small basement gathering in 1999 to a thriving, growing community today. And as we look ahead, we believe God is still calling us into more—not just expanding our spaces, but our faith, generosity, and reach.At 2Rivers, our mission is simple: to help people become passionate followers of Jesus. When we open our hearts to His power and step forward in faith, there's no limit to what He can do in and through us.Join us as Pastor Nick invites us to live with bold faith and expectant hearts, trusting that God's “more” is already at work in our lives and in our church.At 2Rivers, our mission is simple: to help people become passionate followers of Jesus. When we open our hearts to His power and step forward in faith, there's no limit to what He can do in and through us. #2RiversChurch #Jesusistheleadstory #MadeForMore #FaithJourney #Ephesians320-21

Pastor Nick preaches how imperative it is for one to practice humility.James 4:1-12

Series - Select Psalms Text - Pslam 130 by Nick Neves, pastor | Lord's Day Afternoon | 10.12.25   Psalm 130 is a Psalm of Ascent that expresses contrition for sin and looks confidently to God for forgiveness and restoration. Pastor Nick preaches about the kind of content patience that comes when we trust in our sovereign God and look to our future with hope. 

Sermon - “I Agree”

Pastor Nick preaches on the difference between worldly and heavenly wisdom.James 3:13-18

In this week's message, Pastor Nick explores three ancient stories—Israel in the wilderness, the rebellion of the angels, and the fall of Sodom and Gomorrah—that Jude uses to awaken the church to holy remembrance. These are not strange myths or distant warnings, but living reminders that the same Jesus who saves is also the Jesus who judges and purifies His people. To contend for the faith, we must remember rightly, remain within God's order, and resist desires that move beyond His boundaries.   Text: Jude 5-7

In an effort to help us understand some of the more unfamiliar texts that Jude references in his letter, Deacon Connor Johnson is leading us through those works to help supplement Pastor Nick's sermon series on Jude. Listen as we consider The Book of Jubilees. 

Sermon - “Remember”

Pastor Nick shared how Mother Teresa's Missionaries of Charity embodied radical, selfless love that cared for the unwanted and unloved. Connecting this to Acts 17, he explained that Paul and his companions “turned the world upside down” not through power or politics, but through proclaiming Christ's transforming love. He challenged the church to live out this same upside-down love that disarms fear, heals division, and changes lives. #UpsideDownLove #Acts17 #FaithInAction #GospelPower #LoveChangesEverything

Longview Campus | Pastor Nick talks about the importance of us walking out in repentance so that we can continue to look and act more like Christ.