Podcasts about pastor scotty

Pastor Scotty continues his series on the 7 Deadly Sins with a message on Killing the Sin of Gluttony by Starving for God.

Pastor Scotty continues his series on the 7 Deadly Sins with a message on killing the sin of greed.

Pastor Scotty begins a new series, Quiet Killers, with a message on unmasking the sin of wrath.

Pastor Scotty tag team preaches with Will Dowdy and Branson Gore to bring a message on how faith works.

Pastor Scotty brings an insightful message on the seeds we have been given in life to plant in the Kingdom of God.

There's a kind of pain that comes from watching someone you love suffer. You'd fix it if you could. You'd trade places if you could. You'd walk as far as it took just to get help. Pastor Scotty continues "I Need a Miracle," our series on the signs of Jesus and what they mean for us today, with a message about what faith looks like when the need is urgent, the outcome is uncertain, and the person you're praying for feels painfully out of reach.

There's a kind of pain that comes from watching someone you love suffer. You'd fix it if you could. You'd trade places if you could. You'd walk as far as it took just to get help. Pastor Scotty continues "I Need a Miracle," our series on the signs of Jesus and what they mean for us today, with a message about what faith looks like when the need is urgent, the outcome is uncertain, and the person you're praying for feels painfully out of reach.

Dashboard of Faith: RelationshipsIn week three of our series, "Dashboard of Faith," Pastor Scotty Gibbons dives into the vital role of Relationships and how we are designed to function together as the Body of Christ.None of us were meant to navigate life in isolation. Just as a physical body relies on the coordination of every individual part to move and thrive, we are spiritually designed to be interconnected. When one part is missing or disconnected, the whole body feels the impact. Pastor Scotty unpacks the truth that your unique purpose isn't just about your individual journey—it's about how you fit into the bigger picture to help the people around you grow.Drawing from 1 Corinthians 12 and Ephesians 4, this message explores three practical ways we can strengthen our connections and build a healthy, vibrant community:Love one another: Moving beyond a feeling to follow Jesus' command to love others with the same selfless intentionality He showed us.Encourage one another: Understanding the power of "spurring each other on." We all face moments of fatigue, but a cord of three strands is not quickly broken.Serve one another: Recognizing that your specific gifts aren't just for you—they are tools intended to be used as faithful stewards of God's grace to meet the needs of others.When every part does its special work, the entire body becomes healthy, growing, and full of love. Watch as we learn how to check the "relationship" indicator on our faith dashboard and ensure we are building the community God intended for us.

Pastor Scotty finishes up this series with a message entitled, "Laugh Again."

Pastor Scotty continues his series with a message entitled, "Dream Again."

Pastor Scotty begins a new sermon series with a message entitled, " Believing Again."

Pastor Scotty continues his two-part series with a message entitled, "Speaking Freely."

Pastor Scotty begins a two-part series with a message on how to become a bridge builder with your words.

In a Statehouse Sit-down Greg visits with Pastor Scotty Jernigan of Government Street Baptist in Mobile about his experience in Wednesday with ALCAP at the statehouse.

Pastor Scotty brings a message from 2 Samuel 24 entitled, "When Strength Becomes a Weakness."

Pastor Scotty finishes up his series on eternity with a message entitled, " Eternal Investing."

Pastor Scotty continues his series with the message, "Reframing Life on Earth."

On Sunday, March 1, 2026, Calvary welcomes guest speaker, Pastor Scotty Gibbons, as he shares about the importance of relationships in the body of Christ.

Pastor Scotty continues this series with a message entitled, "Final Exam."

Pastor Scotty continues this sermon series with a message entitled, "Attacking Hell."

Pastor Scotty continues his series on eternity with the message, "Anticipating Heaven."

So many of us feel the weight of stress in ways we don't always talk about, and it can be hard to know what to do with it. This week, Pastor Scotty reflects on the opening words of the book of James, inviting us to consider how moments of pressure might shape us rather than simply wear us down. The message explores how our digital habits, our assumptions about struggle, and the stories we tell ourselves can all pull us into defense mode—or open us to a different kind of strength. If you've been walking through a season that feels heavy, this message offers a thoughtful, hopeful way to approach it.

So many of us feel the weight of stress in ways we don't always talk about, and it can be hard to know what to do with it. This week, Pastor Scotty reflects on the opening words of the book of James, inviting us to consider how moments of pressure might shape us rather than simply wear us down. The message explores how our digital habits, our assumptions about struggle, and the stories we tell ourselves can all pull us into defense mode—or open us to a different kind of strength. If you've been walking through a season that feels heavy, this message offers a thoughtful, hopeful way to approach it.

Pastor Scotty begins a new series with a message about living for eternity.

Pastor Scotty brings a word from Luke 13 on the woman who was bent over for 18 years and healed on the Sabbath.

Pastor Scotty brings a new message on the power of fasting with purpose as we kick off our yearly 21 day corporate fast.

Christmas often arrives carrying both joy and weight. In this Christmas Eve message, Pastor Scotty walks through the story of Mary to remind us that Christmas isn't about having life together—it's about a God who comes close when we don't. Through humor, honesty, and the hope of Luke 1, we're invited to see Christmas as the story of God's power, promise, and presence meeting us right where we are. And like Mary, we're invited to consider a simple but life-shaping question: Will I keep doing life my way—or will I say yes to God's?

Christmas often arrives carrying both joy and weight. In this Christmas Eve message, Pastor Scotty walks through the story of Mary to remind us that Christmas isn't about having life together—it's about a God who comes close when we don't. Through humor, honesty, and the hope of Luke 1, we're invited to see Christmas as the story of God's power, promise, and presence meeting us right where we are. And like Mary, we're invited to consider a simple but life-shaping question: Will I keep doing life my way—or will I say yes to God's?

Pastor Scotty brings a message on getting up after a failure.

Pastor Scotty brings a message on the open door of grace.

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Pastor Scotty finishes up this series with a message on the heart of generosity and how it brings a fruitful life.

Pastor Scotty continues his series, First Things First, with a message called, "The Test of Tithing."

Pastor Scotty begins a new series with a message called, The Firstfruits Tithe.

Come HomeNo matter how far you've drifted or what you've done, you can come back to God. In this powerful message, Pastor Scotty shares a heartfelt and hope-filled reminder from Luke 15: the story of the prodigal son. Through real-life stories and humor, he paints a picture of God's relentless pursuit, overwhelming compassion, and radical grace. Whether you're exploring faith, coming back after a long time away, or walking closely with Jesus, this is a message for you.DATE: 07/20/2025SPEAKER: Scotty Priest

Pastor Scotty continues Unstoppable—the story of how the early church went from unlikely to unstoppable—with a simple question: What was the very first miracle of the church? There were plenty of miraculous moments at the start: the Holy Spirit descending in tongues of fire, people speaking in new languages, thousands coming to faith, even the ground shaking as believers prayed for boldness. But the very first miracle wasn't any of those. It wasn't loud or dramatic. It was this: all the believers were of one heart and one mind. For the first time in history, God's people were completely united. In a world built on division, this week we'll explore how that same miracle—unity of heart and spirit—can still transform the Church today.

Pastor Scotty continues Unstoppable—the story of how the early church went from unlikely to unstoppable—with a simple question: What was the very first miracle of the church? There were plenty of miraculous moments at the start: the Holy Spirit descending in tongues of fire, people speaking in new languages, thousands coming to faith, even the ground shaking as believers prayed for boldness. But the very first miracle wasn't any of those. It wasn't loud or dramatic. It was this: all the believers were of one heart and one mind. For the first time in history, God's people were completely united. In a world built on division, this week we'll explore how that same miracle—unity of heart and spirit—can still transform the Church today.

Pastor Scotty finishes this series with a message on the wisdom of the comfort zone.

Ever feel like life keeps pushing against you? Like no matter how hard you try, the current is always stronger? Sometimes it's just small stuff—the traffic, the deadlines, the misunderstandings. But other times, it's deeper. It's resistance that shakes your confidence, tests your faith, and makes you wonder if it's even worth it. This Sunday, Pastor Scotty continues our Unstoppable series by showing how the early church faced real opposition—political systems, cultural rejection, even violence—and yet somehow, it only made them stronger. They didn't just survive; they grew into a movement that changed the world. So how did they do it? And what can we learn when our own faith feels like it's swimming upstream? Join us as we discover how every obstacle can become an opening for God's power to move through us. Because Jesus faced every kind of opposition—and still overcame. That same unstoppable Spirit is alive in us today.

Ever feel like life keeps pushing against you? Like no matter how hard you try, the current is always stronger? Sometimes it's just small stuff—the traffic, the deadlines, the misunderstandings. But other times, it's deeper. It's resistance that shakes your confidence, tests your faith, and makes you wonder if it's even worth it. This Sunday, Pastor Scotty continues our Unstoppable series by showing how the early church faced real opposition—political systems, cultural rejection, even violence—and yet somehow, it only made them stronger. They didn't just survive; they grew into a movement that changed the world. So how did they do it? And what can we learn when our own faith feels like it's swimming upstream? Join us as we discover how every obstacle can become an opening for God's power to move through us. Because Jesus faced every kind of opposition—and still overcame. That same unstoppable Spirit is alive in us today.

We all live in a world we can see—work schedules, doctor's visits, the everyday grind. But what if there's a reality we can't see that's just as real, pressing to break through into ours? That's what we see in Acts 3, where a man who had never walked suddenly stands to his feet. Not because of luck or strength, but because the power of Jesus reached into his story and changed it forever. In this week's message from our Unstoppable series, Pastor Scotty reminds us that God's power still moves in unseen ways. Healing isn't just something He did long ago—it's something He still does today. And when we live with faith and expectation, we become the beautiful gates through which His love and power flow into the world.

We all live in a world we can see—work schedules, doctor's visits, the everyday grind. But what if there's a reality we can't see that's just as real, pressing to break through into ours? That's what we see in Acts 3, where a man who had never walked suddenly stands to his feet. Not because of luck or strength, but because the power of Jesus reached into his story and changed it forever. In this week's message from our Unstoppable series, Pastor Scotty reminds us that God's power still moves in unseen ways. Healing isn't just something He did long ago—it's something He still does today. And when we live with faith and expectation, we become the beautiful gates through which His love and power flow into the world.

Pastor Scotty continues his series with a message on the Causes of the Comfort Zones.

Pastor Scotty begins a new sermon series with a message about understanding the comfort zone.

Pastor Scotty finishes up this series with a message on how to strengthen and keep a believing heart when your faith is tested.

Have you ever felt like something was missing? You might have the dream job, a beautiful marriage, even more than enough money—but deep down, there's still a gap you can't explain. This Sunday, as we continue our Unstoppable series, Pastor Scotty walks us through Acts 2—the moment that marked the true beginning of the church. Building on Acts 1, he'll show us how what feels missing inside of us is actually found in the Spirit of God, who launched a movement that couldn't be stopped and is still changing lives today. Come and be reminded that you're not alone in your faith. The Spirit still works in mysterious and powerful ways, and God wants to fill what's missing in you and use your life to change the world.

Have you ever felt like something was missing? You might have the dream job, a beautiful marriage, even more than enough money—but deep down, there's still a gap you can't explain. This Sunday, as we continue our Unstoppable series, Pastor Scotty walks us through Acts 2—the moment that marked the true beginning of the church. Building on Acts 1, he'll show us how what feels missing inside of us is actually found in the Spirit of God, who launched a movement that couldn't be stopped and is still changing lives today. Come and be reminded that you're not alone in your faith. The Spirit still works in mysterious and powerful ways, and God wants to fill what's missing in you and use your life to change the world.

Pastor Scotty continues his series with a message entitled, "The Instant Killers of Faith."

Pastor Scotty continues this new series with a message on The Forces That Dismantle our Belief.