Podcasts about pastor scotty

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 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.

CrossWay Church - Queen City, Texas

CrossWay Church - Queen City, Texas

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

Most of us know the feeling—life gets complicated, messy, overwhelming. Prayer slips down the list, crowded out by the next urgent thing. At first, it feels small. But over time, the absence of prayer leaves cracks in our souls. We grow weary. We get numb. In this message Pastor Scotty unpacks the hidden cost of a prayerless life, and why prayer was never just a side practice for the early church—it was the source of their strength and the reason the gospel spread. The same is true today. Without prayer, faith withers. With prayer, lives are renewed and hope takes root. Join us as we rediscover the good news that prayer has never lost its power—and it's never been out of reach.

Most of us know the feeling—life gets complicated, messy, overwhelming. Prayer slips down the list, crowded out by the next urgent thing. At first, it feels small. But over time, the absence of prayer leaves cracks in our souls. We grow weary. We get numb. In this message Pastor Scotty unpacks the hidden cost of a prayerless life, and why prayer was never just a side practice for the early church—it was the source of their strength and the reason the gospel spread. The same is true today. Without prayer, faith withers. With prayer, lives are renewed and hope takes root. Join us as we rediscover the good news that prayer has never lost its power—and it's never been out of reach.

Root Out of Dry Ground (2025-9-21) Live Sunday Morning Service with Pastor Scotty Williams

Root Out of Dry Ground (2025-9-21) Live Sunday Morning Service with Pastor Scotty Williams

CrossWay Church - Queen City, Texas

CrossWay Church - Queen City, Texas

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

Pastor Scotty begins his new series with a message on believing with a strong conviction.

Pastor Scotty finishes up this series with a message on the importance of giving to missions.

Pastor Scotty continues his series with a message on the importance of embracing community through small groups.

Pastor Scotty continues his series with a message on the power of prayer in the Church and in our personal lives.

Pastor Scotty finishes up his series looking at life when emotions are overwhelming.

Pastor Scotty begins this new series with a message on God's presence.

Pastor Scotty continues this series with a message about the God of Second Chances.

What if the one thing you believed disqualified you from God's love... was the very thing He ran to meet you in? Whether you've wandered far or worked hard to stay close, there's a part of us all that wonders: Am I really still worthy of love? In this message, Pastor Scotty walks us through Jesus' most famous story about two sons—one who ran, and one who resented—and the kind of Father who loves them both with arms wide open. This isn't just a story about rebellion or religion—it's about a love that refuses to give up on you. A love that doesn't wait for you to get it all right. A love that comes running. Watch now and rediscover the promise at the center of every other promise: God loves you—no matter what.

What if the one thing you believed disqualified you from God's love... was the very thing He ran to meet you in? Whether you've wandered far or worked hard to stay close, there's a part of us all that wonders: Am I really still worthy of love? In this message, Pastor Scotty walks us through Jesus' most famous story about two sons—one who ran, and one who resented—and the kind of Father who loves them both with arms wide open. This isn't just a story about rebellion or religion—it's about a love that refuses to give up on you. A love that doesn't wait for you to get it all right. A love that comes running. Watch now and rediscover the promise at the center of every other promise: God loves you—no matter what.

Pastor Scotty begins a new series on the book of Jonah with a message about running from God and his calling on your life.

Pastor Scotty brings a message about how to engage in the culture around us with the right mindset.

Pastor Scotty brings a message on Philip in Acts 8 and how to live a life in the power of the Holy Spirit.

Pastor Scotty continues a new series on going deeper into worship with a message on the flow of worship.

Pastor Scotty continues a new series on going deeper into worship.

In the final week of Side by Side, Pastor Scotty brings the conversation back to where so much of Jesus' ministry happened—around a table. With humility and biblical depth, he unpacks why Northshore's Overseers believe that men and women are called to lead side by side—not in reaction to culture, but in response to God's original design and Jesus' redemptive work. It's a vision rooted in mutuality, shared authority, and the belief that spiritual leadership should reflect the full image of God in both men and women.But this message is about more than leadership. It's about what makes us a family. Because while disciples are formed by listening to Jesus, we become a family by eating with Him. Around that table, we learn to stay together through disagreement, to love across difference, and to embody a kind of unity the world desperately needs to see.

In the final week of Side by Side, Pastor Scotty brings the conversation back to where so much of Jesus' ministry happened—around a table. With humility and biblical depth, he unpacks why Northshore's Overseers believe that men and women are called to lead side by side—not in reaction to culture, but in response to God's original design and Jesus' redemptive work. It's a vision rooted in mutuality, shared authority, and the belief that spiritual leadership should reflect the full image of God in both men and women.But this message is about more than leadership. It's about what makes us a family. Because while disciples are formed by listening to Jesus, we become a family by eating with Him. Around that table, we learn to stay together through disagreement, to love across difference, and to embody a kind of unity the world desperately needs to see.

In Part 3 of Side by Side, we continue our 4-part series by discovering what the Bible says about men and their roles within the church. Last week we looked at what God says about the roles of women, and this week Pastor Scotty walks us through how both men and women aren't in direct conflict with one another, but rather both equally seeking ways to serve and honor God and point people to the gospel of Jesus. God's vision isn't about pitting men and women against each other to see who has ultimate authority over the other — It's about equality, mutuality, suitability and intimacy between them. So stay curious, and if you missed Part 1 and 2, make sure to go back and watch—it supports and explains the conversation we're building week by week.

In Part 3 of Side by Side, we continue our 4-part series by exploring what the Bible says about men and their roles within the church. Last week, we looked at what God says about the roles of women, and this week Pastor Scotty walks us through how men and women aren't in conflict with each other, but are equally called to serve and honor God and point people to the gospel of Jesus. God's vision isn't about pitting men and women against each other to see who holds ultimate authority — it's about equality, mutuality, suitability, and intimacy between them. So stay curious, and if you missed Parts 1 or 2, make sure to go back and watch—they lay the foundation for the conversation we're building week by week.

In Part 2 of Side by Side, we continue our 4-part series by digging into what the Bible really says about women and their roles alongside men. Starting in Genesis and tracing through Paul's letters, Pastor Scotty walks us through a clear and thoughtful exploration of God's design for leadership in the church. What we find isn't just equality in personhood—it's mutuality in calling, authority, and responsibility. So lean in and stay curious. And if you missed Part 1, make sure to go back and watch—it sets the foundation for the conversation we're building week by week. 

In Part 2 of Side by Side, we continue our 4-part series by digging into what the Bible really says about women and their roles alongside men. Starting in Genesis and tracing through Paul's letters, Pastor Scotty walks us through a clear and thoughtful exploration of God's design for leadership in the church. What we find isn't just equality in personhood—it's mutuality in calling, authority, and responsibility. So lean in and stay curious. And if you missed Part 1, make sure to go back and watch—it sets the foundation for the conversation we're building week by week. 

Pastor Scotty begins a new series on going deeper into worship as he preaches a message out of Ezekiel 47.

Pastor Scotty kicks off Side by Side by clearing the ground: This series isn't about culture wars, twisting Scripture to fit modern trends, or sidelining men. It's about drawing near to Jesus, trusting His Word, and asking how we—men and women—can faithfully serve His church. If you've ever wondered What does the Bible really say?—or if you're wary of agendas overshadowing truth—this is where we start. Come ready to engage, reflect, and let the Spirit reshape us together.

Pastor Scotty kicks off Side by Side by clearing the ground: This series isn't about culture wars, twisting Scripture to fit modern trends, or sidelining men. It's about drawing near to Jesus, trusting His Word, and asking how we—men and women—can faithfully serve His church. If you've ever wondered What does the Bible really say?—or if you're wary of agendas overshadowing truth—this is where we start. Come ready to engage, reflect, and let the Spirit reshape us together.

Pastor Scotty brings a message on the importance of living in the presence of God.