Podcasts about pastor pete

In this message, Pastor Pete examines Genesis 3, describing the fall of man as the saddest moment in history. Shaped by Satan's subtle deception and humanity's gullibility, this event brought sin into the world and helps make sense of its brokenness. At the same time, however, the Fall sets the stage for understanding God's plan of salvation for mankind.

Pastor Pete opens our God Story series with The Origin, a message affirming that God eternally exists and created the universe out of nothing. He emphasizes that mankind matters, as people are made in God's image and are the pinnacle of His creation. He concludes by showing that the story of Genesis, and all of Scripture, ultimately points to Jesus as Lord.

Continuing our series “Pray Like This” walking through THE LORD'S PRAYER, today our regional Pastor Pete takes a deeper dive into the 4th line, “Your will be done” which is about obedience and seeking guidance, with his message titled “Speak to Me Lord”.Key Scriptures:Matthew 6:5-6, James 1:19-21, Romans 10:16-21, James 2:14-20

Livestream from Pastor Pete's basement during ';Snowmageddon 2026!" :-) Some announcements, etc. at the start lead into the 4th and final message in the January series, "What Are We Doing Here?"

What does it really mean to have a healthy heart? In this message, Pastor Pete reflects on Proverbs 4:23, reminding us that just as physical health depends on a healthy heart, so does our spiritual well-being. Life flows from the inside out and we need to guard our hearts diligently, knowing that everything we do is shaped by what is within.

Ephesians 4:7-10 with Pastor Pete Denham

What does it take to make wise decisions in life? Pastor Pete teaches that good choices come from relying on the Word of God, listening to the Holy Spirit and seeking guidance from trusted leaders and people around us.

Romans 12:1-2 with Pastor Pete Denham

How can a person truly gain wisdom? Pastor Pete draws from the book of Proverbs to highlight that wisdom begins with the fear of the Lord, and is expressed through awe and reverence towards God, a heart filled with love and obedience to Him, and a life lived for Him with humility and courage.

John 1:14-17 with Pastor Pete Denham

John's Gospel opens not with a manger but with a bold declaration – the eternal Word who was with God and was God had stepped into the world. Pastor Pete shows how John, having witnessed Jesus' life, death and resurrection, realised that He was truly God. This message invites us to engage with the great truths of Christmas as John presents them in Chapter 1 – the Word became flesh and the wonder of Jesus' life and mission.

Pastor Pete brings us a message for the second Advent Sunday.Titus 2:11–12Support the show

Isaiah 9 speaks of external threats to Israel and the internal corruption of their hearts. These are challenges that mirror the worries and concerns of the world we live in and the darkness in people's souls today. Pastor Pete shows how the coming of Jesus brings hope. The darkness of our hearts can only be overcome when we connect and stay connected with Him.

Pastor Pete reminds us that God not only sees the future but has already secured it. From Romans 8, he unpacks the golden chain of salvation – those God foreknew, He predestined, called, justified, and glorified. Though glorification is still ahead of us, Scripture speaks of it as already done, assuring us it is guaranteed.

The heart of Pastor Pete's message is that God saved us to bring us into His family, choosing us to become His children. It emphasises the incredible truth that adoption was always God's plan A – through Jesus Christ, we are made sons and daughters and co-heirs with Christ.

Pastor Pete's message unpacks the meaning of justification. Through the Cross, Jesus took our guilt, not only declaring us justified, but also crediting us with His righteousness – this is a gift we receive when we place our faith in Him. Our eternal standing is secured, and we are welcomed into heaven not by what we have done, but by what He has done for us.

Ephesians 1:15-23 with Pastor Pete Denham

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In this message, Pastor Pete delves into the concept of spiritual warfare and the armor of God, focusing particularly on the shield of faith. We're reminded that our true enemies are not flesh and blood, but spiritual forces that seek to divide and deceive us. The shield of faith isn't just about individual belief, but about our collective allegiance to Christ and unity as believers. This message challenges us to recognize the deceptive arrows of division, prejudice, and self-interest that threaten to fracture our communities. By standing together, with our faith firmly rooted in Jesus, we can extinguish these flaming arrows and present a united front against the powers of darkness. This teaching invites us to reflect on where our true loyalties lie and how we can actively cultivate unity in our churches and communities, even amidst differences.

Ephesians 1:1-2 with Pastor Pete Denham

Listener discretion is advised. This episode contains discussions of sexual abuse and may not be suitable for all audiences. In 1964, Winston Moseley stalked and murdered Kitty Genovese. The case became infamous not only for its brutality but also for the silence of neighbors who heard her cries and did nothing. During his trial, Moseley confessed to other killings, including the murder of 15-year-old Barbara Kralik. But another man, Alvin Mitchell, had already confessed to that crime. Two men. Two confessions. One murder. This episode is not just about Barbara Kralik's death. It is about Alvin Mitchell, who later reinvented himself as a minister and claimed he was a wrongfully convicted man saved by God. Behind that testimony, his children say Alvin was hiding decades of abuse. You will hear from Naomi, one of Alvin's daughters, and Pastor Pete, a prison minister who once worked alongside Alvin. And for the first time, you will hear Alvin himself as I confront him directly. This is a story about the cost of looking away.

It's About... TIME / Pastor Pete Gillott / FCF Church by FCF Church

2 Corinthians 5:17 with Pastor Pete Denham

2 Corinthians 11:23-30; 12:7-10 with Pastor Pete Denham

Made In Transit | Pastor Pete Gillott by FCF Church

Pastor Pete challenges us to consider what our lives are really built on, and whether our foundation can survive the storms we never saw coming. Jesus said it's not the house that matters...it's what it's built on. Recorded: April 6, 2025

In today's message, Pastor Pete dives into 1 Corinthians 6, where the Apostle Paul challenges believers to live out their faith with integrity, even when conflict arises. From courtroom drama to Christian maturity, this teaching reminds us that how we handle offenses speaks volumes about whose we are. Recorded: March 30, 2025

Pastor Pete continues the Stories With Jesus series with a sermon titled "Faith at the Edge of a Riptide."Proverbs 3:5,6Support the show

John 16:33 with Pastor Pete Denham

Pastor Pete preaches from John 4 in his sermon "Holy Flood Warning."John 7:37–39Support the show

Nerd out with theologians Andrew M. Davis (andrewmdavis.info) and Thomas Jay Oord (thomasjayoord.com) as Pastor Pete asks questions about God, The Force, The Dark Side, and more.

We kicked off a new series today, preaching through the Book of Acts. Pastor Pete introduce the series in Acts 1. Watch on YouTube Listen on Spotify Watch on FaceBook Listen on Apple

Embracing Biblical Hope: Navigating Suffering with FaithIn this episode of Speak the Truth, the hosts discuss the transformative power of knowing Christ, featuring Pete Potloff, a recurring guest since 2019. Recorded at the Made to Minister Conference 2025 in Salem, Oregon, the conversation revolves around Pete's breakout session on discovering practical ways to help others experience and live out biblical hope in their daily lives. Highlighting themes from 1 Peter 1, they talk about the distinction between worldly hope and biblical hope, the enduring nature of hope rooted in the resurrection of Jesus Christ, and the importance of counselors and pastors effectively communicating this to those they serve. The episode also teases upcoming content on how to use the Psalms for individuals who have experienced trauma, and underscores the ultimate value of relying on Christ as the ultimate treasure in the midst of life's trials and suffering.00:00 Introduction and Welcome00:36 Guest Introduction: Pete Potloff01:04 Made to Minister Conference Overview02:12 The Concept of Living Hope03:39 Biblical Hope vs. Worldly Hope06:19 Practical Applications of Hope14:09 Upcoming Conference on Trauma18:38 Final Encouragement and Closing RemarksEpisode MentionsRegister for the ABC Conference

Mark 11:1-11 with Pastor Pete Denham

On this weeks episode, Pastor Pete and his wife Julie hop on to the podcast to discuss the update from this past Sunday and talk about the journey God took Pete and Julie on, where their hearts are now, and where God is taking them.

This week here at Rise City Church, Pastor Pete takes us through one of Jesus' parables in Luke 14, where Jesus flips the social and religious dynamic of His time on its head, to show us where we misunderstand exactly who Jesus calls to, and what He has called us to.

This week here at Rise City Church, Pastor Pete takes us through one of Jesus' parables in Luke 14, where Jesus flips the social and religious dynamic of His time on its head, to show us where we misunderstand exactly who Jesus calls to, and what He has called us to.

Recordings: In this show you hear from Carolyn and her neighbors on Coits Gore Road in Vermont, Amanda in the Blue Mountains in New South Wales, dogs in Atlanta, Jeff Sharlet interviewing Pastor Pete in Holiday City, Ohio, Heather's kids in Washington DC, Jarod in West Philly, Susan and Stella in Pittsburgh, a xylophone on the Thea Foss Waterway in Tacoma. You heard my  mom Barbara on my couch, Devon in Gladstone Missouri, the train in Melbourne Australia, Aaron in Shediac New Brunswick, night insects in South Africa, Zack in Lafayette, Indiana, Beverly and her mom in Toronto, Alice in Los Angeles, Mathhew in Glasgow, Scotland, Christina breastfeeding her one week old daughter in Lostine Oregon, Kelly and Dan in Randolph Vermont, basketball dribbling in East Montpelier Elementary in Vermont, and Miles, Stan and Deirdre in New Mexico playing the ngombi and talking about Johannesburg.