Podcasts about pastor stephen

This Sunday, As we comissioned Faith and Life Church, Pastor Stephen talks about why we are doing it and how it glorifies God. Ephesians 2:19-22

"I Will Always Obey The Lord!" Pastor Stephen McCoy 10.5.25

Pastor Stephen is BACK! Listen to this timely message on Daniel and what it means to stand when others kneel.

An update from the ACBC Conference and Pastor Stephen's birthday!Reading Plan: Old Testament - Isaiah 58-60Psalms - Psalm 117Gospels - Luke 24:13-23New Testament - Hebrews 11:13-28Visit https://www.revivalfromthebible.com/ for more information.

Continuing this series from Micah, Pastor Stephen talks about how we are to expect a great outcome as our Lord is victorious. Micah 4:1-8

As followers of Jesus, it's so easy to drift from a vibrant, passionate walk with Him into something that feels moderate, routine, or just “acceptable.” But how do we keep our hearts alive, engaged, and deeply in love with God?It starts with shifting our perspective—choosing to see God through the lens of what He says about Himself, not just what we know or have experienced. This principle has been woven into God's story from the very beginning, in the Garden of Eden. Each day, we face the same choice: will we rely on our own knowledge of good and evil, or will we choose the life-giving nearness of God Himself? In this message, Pastor Stephen unfolds the reality of this choice.

Continuing this series from Micah, Pastor Stephen discusses how our leaders at every level are warned and commanded to do justice, and how they can be helt to account when they fail. Micah 3

In this week's sermon, Pastor Stephen Mizell continues our "Stronger" series from the book of Ephesians, diving deep into what it means to have spiritual vision. Drawing from Ephesians 1:15-23, Pastor Stephen reveals why we live in a culture flooded with information but starving for wisdom—and how God wants to open our eyes to see what really matters. This isn't about physical sight; it's about spiritual insight. When life gets overwhelming and circumstances feel out of control, what you see determines how you stand. Pastor Stephen shares powerful illustrations and personal stories that will help you understand the difference between wandering aimlessly and walking with divine purpose. You'll discover: Why vision is the difference between wandering and walking with purpose The three specific things God wants you to see when your spiritual eyes are opened How Christ's current reign (not future reign) changes everything about your circumstances A powerful daily prayer and proclamation to transform your perspective Why your problems may feel over your head, but they're still under His feet Whether you're a new believer struggling to find direction or a seasoned Christian who needs fresh perspective on God's plan for your life, this message will equip you to see more clearly and stand more firmly.

Fall of Man 2: Giants in the Land

"The Kingdom: Worship Our God" Pastor Stephen McCoy 9.21.25

In a world that defines us by our politics, performance, and popularity, Pastor Stephen Mizell delivers a powerful reminder of where our true identity is found. This week, we begin a 9-week journey through the book of Ephesians, starting with the foundational truth that will anchor everything else: who we are in Christ. Pastor Stephen addresses the identity crisis plaguing both culture and the church, challenging listeners to stop chasing approval in all the wrong places. Whether you identify more as Republican or Democrat than as a follower of Jesus, or find your worth in your job title, success, or appearance, this message will redirect your focus to the unshakeable foundation of your identity in Christ. In this episode, you'll discover: Why identity chasing often reveals an absence of love The difference between worldly labels and Christ-given identity How God chose you intentionally before you had any achievements or qualifications What it means that Christ's redemption purchased your complete freedom Why the Holy Spirit's seal guarantees your security in God's family How to stop allowing past failures to define your present identity Key Scripture: Ephesians 1:3-14 This message is perfect for: New believers wondering about their place in God's family Seasoned Christians struggling with identity issues Anyone tired of performing for acceptance and approval Those carrying shame from their past Episode Highlights: The difference between discovering identity vs. receiving it Why adoption means you can't lose your place in God's family How Christ's actions prove His love beyond just words The Holy Spirit as God's "down payment" on your future Why God's grace isn't as fragile as we sometimes think Don't miss this foundation-setting message that will prepare you for the entire Ephesians series. Your identity isn't fragile - it's secured by the Alpha and Omega, the One who began your story and will complete it. #Identity #Ephesians #ChristianPodcast #Faith #Sermon #Grace #Redemption About Our Church: Open Door Church is committed to reaching Northeastern North Carolina with the good news of Jesus Christ. We are an independent, non-affiliated fellowship with a love of Jesus that connects us to a larger purpose in life. visitopendoor.com

In this week's sermon, Pastor Stephen explores the dangers of debt and how it can tie us down, but also offers hope and practical steps rooted in faith to break free. Learn how contentment, prayerful planning, and trusting God can help you regain control of your finances and live freely for His purpose. Discover how your greatest ally—and challenge—is the person in the mirror, and how with God's help, transformation is possible. Join us as we seek to live wisely, generously, and in alignment with God's plan for our lives.

This podcast episode explores the critical theme of leadership during times of crisis, featuring the esteemed Pastor Steven Blandino. He articulates the imperative for leaders to concentrate on fundamental principles, emphasizing the necessity of maintaining emotional control and establishing a crisis management team. Throughout our dialogue, we explore the essential inquiries that must be made while assessing a crisis and the importance of seeking counsel beyond one's immediate circle to ensure comprehensive decision-making. Furthermore, we examine the significance of visibility and accountability in leadership, particularly the need for leaders to communicate effectively and transparently with their teams and communities. As we navigate the complexities of crises, the insights shared in this episode serve as a vital guide for leaders striving to emerge resilient and effective in the face of adversity.Takeaways: The podcast emphasizes the paramount importance of leaders concentrating on the fundamentals during times of crisis, ensuring clarity amidst chaos. A crisis management team should be formed with diverse perspectives to provide a comprehensive understanding of the crisis at hand. Leaders must be visible and available to their teams, congregations, and families to foster trust and transparency during challenging times. Effective communication during a crisis necessitates clarity, frequency, and a strategic order to prevent misinformation and alleviate anxiety for all involved.

In today's sermon, Pastor Stephen opens up Daniel 3, the story that tells of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego trusting God through the fire. Listen in as we discover how the fire we face in our lives will test us, reveal us, and promote us.

The Fall Of Man - Part 1 - The First RebellionGenesis 3:1-7, 14-15, 16-24Psalm 82:1Ezekiel 28:12-17Isaiah 14:12-15Romans 5:6-8

In this powerful episode following recent tragic events, Pastor Stephen Martin draws profound parallels between the first Christian martyr Stephen and modern believers facing persecution for speaking biblical truth.Listen as Pastor Stephen unpacks how martyrdom has always grown the church throughout history, why Elijah's confrontation with false prophets matters today, and what God whispers to us when the world gets loud.You'll Learn:✅ The three things that always happen after Christian martyrdom✅ Why you cannot serve two masters in today's culture✅ How God meets us in weakness, not just spectacular displays✅ What it means to receive a "double portion" for the next generationPerfect for your morning commute or workout, this episode will strengthen your faith and prepare you to stand firm in challenging times.New episodes every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 7 AM CT. Subscribe now for biblical confidence and practical wisdom for real-world battles.

Have you ever heard someone say "I'm spiritual but not religious" or "everything happens for a reason"? These well-meaning phrases attempt to bring comfort and order to life's chaos, but they often represent a blurred vision of Christianity—one that promises easy answers instead of genuine transformation.Pastor Stephen challenges us to consider whether we've reduced Jesus to a vague spiritual concept that makes us feel better without demanding anything from us. Drawing powerful parallels between ancient Gnosticism and modern spirituality, he reveals how both distance us from the real, flesh-and-blood Jesus who transforms lives. The apostle John confronted this distortion by emphasizing he had personally seen, heard, and touched Jesus—a defense against those who would turn Christ into merely an idea rather than a person.When we blur Jesus into a comfortable spiritual concept, we create a faith that works fine when life is easy but crumbles when facing real challenges. The diagnosis we didn't want, the strained marriage despite our best efforts, the dream job that becomes a nightmare—these realities require more than spiritual platitudes. They demand a real Savior who entered our messy world and walks with us through pain rather than simply explaining it away."A blurred faith thrives in isolation, but clarity grows in community," Pastor Stephen reminds us. He challenges everyone to identify areas where they've made faith more about comfort than Christ and to invite Jesus into concrete aspects of their lives—eating habits, relationships, work ethics—while sharing struggles with trusted companions. This embodied discipleship transforms not just individuals but entire communities.Ready to move beyond vague spirituality to experience the real Jesus who can carry you through life's hardest moments? Join us next week as we continue exploring how Scripture's view of the body differs radically from our culture's perspectives of either escape or perfection.Support the showIf you enjoyed this episode, consider subscribing to Madison Church on your favorite podcast platform. Your feedback means the world to us, so please take a moment to leave a review and share the podcast with your friends and family.For inquiries, suggestions, or collaboration opportunities, please reach out to us at help@madisonchurch.com. For the latest updates and behind-the-scenes content, follow us on social media: Facebook Instagram YouTube New episodes are released every Monday, so mark your calendars and join us weekly! If you'd like to support the show, you can make a donation here. Your generosity helps us continue to bring you meaningful content. This podcast is intended for general informational purposes only. The views expressed by the hosts or guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of Madison Church. Any reliance you place on such information is strictly at your own risk. For detailed information regarding our terms of use and privacy policy, please visit our website.Thank you for being part of the Madison Church community! We appreciate your support.

"The Kingdom: People of Purpose!" Pastor Stephen McCoy 9.14.25

Be warned: the wealth and ways of this world can never resolve life's problems

In this emergency response episode, Pastor Stephen Martin addresses the shocking death of Charlie Kirk and what it means for Christians in America. Listen as Pastor Stephen reveals why Charlie's death wasn't about politics - it was martyrdom for the Christian faith.Hear powerful biblical teaching about standing firm in hostile times, why there's no such thing as "bipartisan Christianity," and the three types of Christians in today's culture. This urgent message challenges every believer to choose courage over compromise.You'll Learn:✅ The truth about Charlie Kirk's death the media won't report✅ Why Christians can't remain neutral on biblical issues✅ Three categories every Christian falls into✅ How to stand courageously when faith costs everything✅ Charlie's final message: "Jesus defeated death so that you can live"Perfect for your commute or workout - biblical truth for these critical times.

Pastor Stephen McBride, preaching at Cork Church, Wednesday September 10th 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.

Continuing this series from Micah, Pastor Stephen discusses what it is exactly that God is against in how Isreal was behaving during that time and how we can perceive paralells in our own lives. Micah 2:1-11

"Repent And Be Baptized" Pastor Stephen McCoy 9.7.25

Praise the LORD! His past victories secure present confidence in His promises for the Future.

Pastor Stephen answers questions submitted by NewSpringers about Jesus, God's plan for humanity, marriage and divorce, and more.Find out more about NewSpring Church in Wichita, Kansas, at newspring.org.

In this second sermon in this new series from Micah, Pastor Stephen talks about how sadness and lamentation are clearly called for as we ponder and respond to sin. Micah 1:8-16

"The Kingdom of Heaven Revealed Through The Church" Pastor Stephen McCoy 8.24.25    

Train Them To Cook | Pastor Stephen Green by Riverside Church

In this first sermon in our series from Micah, Pastor Stephen talks about how God is calling us and how we should listen. Micah 1:1-7

Pastor Stephen brings the message, "Why Church Membership Matters.” Is church membership a modern practice, or a Biblical one? Is it more like being a family member, or a Costco member? Many of us have questions about just how essential this practice is. Many of us may question what it is. This Sunday, we'll look at what Scripture has to say about the believers responsibility to the local church.

Join Pastor Nick and Pastor Stephen as they introduce our upcoming sermon series, Micah: Hear & Heed, in this new episode! Together they will offer some foundational insights into the book of Micah and a sneak peek into our fall sermon series, launching August 24, 2025.   Resources & Links Standard Bible Atlas Bible Timeline Chart A Commentary on Micah by Bruce K. Waltke Old Testament Walkthrough (Video)

Listen and be blessed 

A message by Stephen Duwe on Psalm 67.Compass Bible Church Treasure Valley is located in Meridian, Idaho. For more information about Compass Bible Church go to https://www.compassbible.tv/To follow our daily Bible reading plan and podcast go to https://www.revivalfromthebible.com/

In this last sermon in our series from Proverbs, Pastor Stephen discusses how The Big Life lessons we should take from Proverbs. Proverbs 11:27-31

Pastor Stephen talks about how surrender and even our brokenness can become powerful turning points in a believer's life. Using Peter's story as the main example, he shows how moving from simple commitment to true surrender opens the door to life-changing encounters with God. Along the way, he shares personal stories and spiritual insights, reminding us that God's grace can take our weaknesses and turn them into something beautiful. Through both biblical examples and everyday experiences, this episode encourages listeners to look honestly at their own journeys and discover how embracing vulnerability can lead to real transformation with God.

Pastor Steven Staton from Bell Shoals Church dives into the profound truth of Colossians 1:27: "Christ in you, the hope of glory." Pastor Stephen explains that salvation is not the finish line, but the starting gate for a life that is empowered, transformed, purposeful, and secure through the indwelling presence of Jesus Christ.Key ScriptureColossians 1:24-2:5Topics CoveredThe Power of "Christ in You"Purposeful LivingTransformation from the Inside Out#BellShoalsChurch #ChristianLife #Colossians #ChristInYou #HopeOfGlory #TheGospel #Christianity #BibleStudy

What is the gift of prophecy? How can we know it's the voice of God speaking? Listen to this message to find out more from Pastor Stephen!

Continuing our summer sermon series from Proverbs, Pastor Stephen discusses how The Bible says we should deal with and respond to fools. Proverbs 26:4-5

Who do you think of when you listen to a sermon? Is it a friend or a family member? In this sermon, Pastor Stephen talks about how we need to deal with the log in our own eye before helping others get the speck out of theirs.

"Faith, Hope, And Love" Pastor Stephen McCoy 8.3.25

In this next summer sermon from the series in Proverbs, Pastor Stephen teaches about Sobriety and why drunkenness is so unwise. Proverbs 21:1

War | Pastor Stephen Slevinski | 08/03/2025 by Redeeming Love Church

In part six of Upside Down Summer, we flipped the script on mourning—not as weakness or despair, but as a sign that God is at work in us. Whether it's grief over our own sin, the brokenness around us, or the pain we carry, Jesus promises comfort—and a deeper compassion on the other side.

As we continue the summer sermon series in Proverbs, Pastor Stephen teaches about Generosity and why it is so important for us to generously give from what God first gave us. Proverbs 11:24-26