Podcasts about pastor nick

Pastor Nick exposits a strange account where God confronts Moses's family. Their disregard for covenant requirements must be set right before the mission can continue.

Pastor Nick preaches on the importance of giving, how generosity produces more generosity.Nehemiah 5:1-5

As we travel through the Lenten season on our "Road To the Resurrection" Easter Series, Pastor Nick brings a message on the actions & character of Judas - one of the 12 Disciples. 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

Pastor Nick looks at the significance of the Davidic covenant, as communicated in verses 11-18

Sermon - "Get Me To Jesus"

Pastor Nick preaches about the importance of priorities--working with one hand and defending with the other.Nehemiah 4:1-23

Pastor Nick talks about being grounded, being centered, and being formed. 

In the opening message of the Sightline series, Pastor Nick Newman taught that many people can be near Jesus yet still disconnected from Him, often preoccupied with “cleaning their nets” instead of surrendering their lives. Through Luke 5:1–4, he showed that Jesus steps into our mess before we clean it up, offering a divine interruption that redirects our future, invites us deeper, and calls us to trust His voice over our frustration. This message was recorded live on February 15th, 2026.

In this week's Sermon Extra, Pastor Nick and Intern Timothy Smith discuss Nehemiah 6 and what it means to discern and prioritize the callings God places on your life.How do you know the difference between a good opportunity and a great calling? And how do you stay focused when distractions — even good ones — try to pull you away from what God has asked you to do?We explore the tension between God's will and specific callings, looking at Nehemiah's response to opposition as a model of clarity and obedience.Tim also shares his journey into ministry — serving at White Fields, leading in Young Adults, and pursuing seminary — and how God shapes calling over time.If you've ever wondered what to prioritize or how to stay faithful to what God has put in front of you, this conversation is for you.

Pastor Nick and student intern Sarah sit down to dive deeper into this past week's sermon. 

Sermon - "A Place Of Miracles"

Pastor Nick preaches about the importance of voluntary sacrifice.Nehemiah 3:1-4

At the 2026 Budget Presentation meeting, Pastor Nick gave a rector's perspective of the budget for 2026, Treasurer John Fidler gave his report, and the two of them answered parishioner questions.

In the closing message of the Hunger series, Pastor Nick Newman taught that true breakthrough often comes when we choose worship and trust in God even in the waiting rooms of life, just as Paul and Silas praised Him at midnight before their chains were broken. Drawing from Acts 16, he reminded us that God moves suddenly and powerfully, and our readiness, faith, and obedience can become the very doorway through which others encounter salvation in Jesus. This message was recorded live on February 8th, 2026.

Pastor Kyle and Pastor Nick sit down to expand deeper into this past Sunday's sermon on this week's episode of Table Talk. 

In this week's sermon extra, Pastors Nick and Michael discuss the conflict in Nehemiah chapter 5, where injustice and economic disparity threaten God's people from within. They explore God's heart for the vulnerable and what it means to walk in the fear of the Lord. This conversation challenges believers to consider how our treatment of others shapes our witness to the watching world today.

Pastor Nick continues in our connected to the vine series. John 14:1-4

Speaker: Pastor Jeff MooreDate: January 11, 2026Synopsis: This morning we begin a new series: "Questions in Red" where our teaching is based off of one or more questions that were asked by Jesus. Did you know that Jesus was asked over 300 questions but only directly answered about 8? A common method of Rabbinic teaching was to ask questions for students to consider or sit with! Jesus would often teach by posing a question or respond to questions with another question. This morning Pastor Nick is sick and Pastor Jeff is filling in by bringing and adapting Pastor Nick's message on "Salt" which comes from the question: What if the salt loses its saltiness? . Want to learn more? Stick with us!Intro Music:     Inspire And Motivate by Mixaund | https://mixaund.bandcamp.com           Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.comOutro Music:     Inspiring Beat by Alex Menco | https://alexmenco.net           Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com           Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported         https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/deed.en_US

Sermon - "Don't Tread On Me"

Pastor Nick preaches about seeing what others cannot. Knowing and seeing, without doing, is not enough.Nehemiah 2:9-20

Pastor Kyle, Pastor Nick, and Sarah sit down to discuss what "Love goes first" really means.

Sermon - "Spring Up, O Well"

Pastor Nick introduces scattered sheep from John 13:31-38

Pastor Nick preaches the final part of Moses's encounter with Yahweh at the burning bush. Despite his fears and doubts, God shows His prophet great mercy and patience, but will not allow him to run away from his calling. 

Pastor Nick picks up in our Remaining in the Vine series and discusses washing feet.

Longview Campus | Pastor Nick teaches on what it means to hear the sound of rain for this year of outpouring.

What does it mean to be chosen by God? How does this impact our everyday lives? The book of Ephesians gives us a profound insight into the blessings we have in Christ, starting with the incredible truth that we are chosen, adopted, and loved beyond measure.Paul's letter to Ephesus is a reminder of the profound theological richness of our salvation. Ephesians 1:1-14, particularly verses 4-6, paint a picture of blessings that transcend the temporary and ground us in eternal truths. We're reminded that God chose us even before the creation of the world (Ephesians 1:4), showcasing that our salvation rests entirely on His grace, not our merit. Being chosen means more than just being singled out; it implies being loved and predestined for an incredible journey with God. This election is not a mystery to divide but a truth to marvel at. Paul assures us that we're adopted into God's family (Ephesians 1:5) and are recipients of His intimate love, intended to bring us close and shape us into the likeness of Christ. In our mission to become passionate followers of Jesus, we understand that His love isn't just a past event but a current reality shaping our lives day by day. As Paul emphasizes, all of this is for the praise of His glorious grace (Ephesians 1:6). It leads us to marvel at God's love and encourages us not to grow cold in our love for Him and one another.If today's message stirs your heart or raises questions, we'd love to connect and walk alongside you on this journey. Subscribe for more teachings that help you follow Jesus in everyday life.**Resources Mentioned:**- Book of Ephesians- Pastor Nick's sermon from last week (available on our website)**Church Connections:**- [Facebook](https://facebook.com/2RiversChurch)- [Instagram](https://instagram.com/2RiversChurch)- [Website](https://2riverschurch.com)#2riverschurch #jesusistheleadstory #theblessedlife #theblessedlifeseries #Ephesians #Chosen

Join us as Pastor Nick brings us the message for our Christmas Service.

Join us as Pastor Nick brings us a message about the bodily resurrection of Jesus Christ...and of us.

Pastor Nick dives into how everyone is invited to the table. John 13:1-4

Sermon - "The Lie Of Too"

Pastor Nick highlights Nehemiah's courage--his ability to pray, to plan, then act.Nehemiah 2:1-10

Pastor Nick DeckerPhilippians 2:1-4.......In this sermon based on Philippians 2:1-4, Pastor Nick emphasizes the importance of unity within the church as a means to resist internal discord that can hinder its mission. He creatively illustrates how the enemy, through division and conflict, seeks to weaken the church's influence, urging congregants to focus on their shared faith and purpose. The pastor outlines three key components for fostering unity: the motivation for standing together, which is rooted in their shared experiences of Christ's love; the mark of unity, characterized by a common purpose; and the means to achieve this unity, which involves humility and considering others' interests above one's own. Ultimately, Pastor Nick calls the congregation to reflect on their relationships and strive for a united front in order to fulfill their mission of making and maturing disciples in the neighborhood and the nations.

In this week's Sermon Extra, Pastors Nick and Mike explore the background and timeline of the book of Nehemiah and discuss how to discern the difference between godly discontentment that leads to faithful action and ungodly discontentment that leads to restlessness and sin.

Pastor Nick discusses the anatomy of a vine and dives into John 15:1-17

Sermon - "Forward"

Pastor Nick preaches on the difference between reacting or responding by prayer.Nehemiah 1:1-11

Pastor Nick and Misty. Building Strong Families.

Pastor Nick ends the year discussing what to do when we can't imagine a way out.

In this episode, Pastor Nick sits down with Diana Medlong, wife of Pastor Nate Medlong, to share a remarkable true story of faith born in the trenches of World War I.Diana recounts how her great-grandfather came to faith during the 1914 Christmas Truce on the Western Front—a brief, extraordinary moment when enemy soldiers laid down their weapons and celebrated Christmas together.The conversation also explores the resilience of the Church in Ukraine, from persecution under the Soviet Union to the ongoing challenges faced during today's war.This is a powerful story of hope, faith, and the light of Christ shining in the darkest moments of history.

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.

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.