Podcasts about pastor timothy

Pastor Timothy shows that:”A distorted “gospel” leads people to desert the Lord”

“The Church Playbook” is our journey through the book of 1 Timothy.Paul urges young Pastor Timothy to view the people in his congregation as family members, treating older saints as fathers and mothers and the rest as brothers and sisters. This familial view of the church is pervasive throughout scripture, reminding us that we are children of God with a good Heavenly Father.If you made the decision to trust Jesus, or God challenged you in a specific way during this sermon, please let us know by contacting us at hello@newheightswv.com, so that we can celebrate and pray with you! We Are Family | THE CHURCH PLAYBOOK Will Basham Download

Pastor Timothy shows us “God’s gospel delivers sinners into God’s grace and peace through Jesus, leading them to glorify God”

Pastor Timothy shows: God estabilishes rhythms of wordhip (remembrance, trust, obedience, and devotion) so that his people will live with him at the center of every part of their lives.

Do you have a 2am friend? You know the one — the person whose name you'd dial at 2 in the morning when you're stranded on the side of the road, and you already know they'll show up. If you can't think of a name, this message is for you.Here's a startling truth: Americans have never been more connected — and friendship bankruptcy has never been worse. Nearly 1 in 4 young adults between 20 and 24 have zero close friends. Among Gen Z, it's 27%. We're lonely, and most of us won't even admit it.In week two of Adulting with Jesus, Pastor Timothy digs into one of the most breathtaking friendships in all of Scripture — Jonathan and David — to pull out timeless, practical wisdom on how to forge forever friendships.You'll discover:* Why God designed you with a human-shaped void that only relationships can fill* Why you literally become like the five people closest to you* What Jonathan's radical act of "binding his soul" to David teaches us about open-hearted devotion* A simple IVT framework: Intention, Vulnerability, and Time* What a covenant friendship actually looks like — and why it costs something* And ultimately — the friend who tied himself to you first, at the crossYou are the friend of Jesus. Start there — and you'll find everything you need to go love others the way he loved you.

Pastor Timothy shows God creates a holy people who worship him through surrendered bodies, love for neighbor, and life under his great and holy rule.

Eudaimonia Discipleship School Class with Pastor Timothy

Pastor Timothy shows that through God’s Mediator, God forgives and removes our sins, restoring us– and ultimately all creation– to dwell in his presence.

Pastor Timothy shows that “Thorigh God’s mediator, The Defilement of Death is Cleansed, and the unclean are brought near to dwell in His presence.

Get your pen and paper out, and get ready to take some good notes. This is a message by Pastor Timothy Aadland, youth pastor at Christian Worship Center, about David's faith and how it can apply to your life today, even right now!

In Timothy 4:1–5, Paul the Apostle warns Pastor Timothy that false teaching won't always look dangerous—it often sounds spiritual, disciplined, and even wise. Some will drift from the faith, not by rejecting truth outright, but by embracing ideas shaped more by culture than by God. These teachings can dull conviction, add unnecessary rules, and subtly redefine what is true and good. Paul reminds us that God's creation—including things like food and marriage—is good, as rooted in Book of Genesis, and meant to be received with gratitude. The danger lies in both extremes: adding rules God never gave or living without boundaries altogether. True spiritual maturity is found in discernment—staying grounded in God's Word, rejecting distortion, and learning to receive everyday life as a gift shaped by truth and thanksgiving.

Pastor Timothy shows ; In destroying death, Jesus’ resurrection destroys fear and produces enduring hope.

Pastor Timothy raises the question; “Have you joined in the praise of the King of Outcasts?”

Pastor Timothy challenges us to remember Jesus saves both the oppressed and the oppressor, the duped and the liars, victims and their perpetrators. Any who come to Him may be saved, none are too far gone for Christ to reach. Featuring the story of St Patrick returning to the land of his enslavement to evangelize. […]

In this powerful midweek message, we explore the profound meaning of sacrifice and the life-changing promises found at Calvary. Drawing from the heart-wrenching account of a Vietnam veteran at the 1986 Chicago Welcome Home Parade, we are reminded of the importance of never growing "dull" to the sacrifices made on our behalf,,.Tracing the Three Crosses Using Luke 23:32-43 as our guide, we look at the three distinct crosses on the "hill of the skull" and the promises they represent,:* The Cross of Absolute Tragedy: We examine the choice of the impenitent thief who, despite being inches away from the Savior, chose to leave this life in unbelief,. This serves as a sobering reminder of the reality of hell for those who reject God's grace.* The Cross of Unbelievable Victory: We witness the "11th-hour rescue" of the penitent thief. In a moment of "buzzer-beating victory," this man recognized his own sin, acknowledged Jesus' holiness, and was promised a place in paradise through grace alone,,.* The Cross of Finished Redemption: Finally, we fix our eyes on the middle cross, where Jesus Christ offered the greatest sacrifice of all. Here, He kept the promise of a finished redemption, ensuring that whoever believes in Him shall not perish but have eternal life,.Are you living a life of profound gratitude for the one who gave His life for you? This sermon challenges us to look closely at our own hearts and the hearts of those we love, urging us to "be the gospel and share the gospel" while there is still time,."I've been looking through the book, and legally it says you don't have to go.". Through Christ's sacrifice, heaven and forgiveness are yours.

Is it possible to amaze the Creator of the universe?. In the third installment of the "Truth Bombs" series, we dive into Luke 7:1–10 to witness a rare moment where a human being "steals the breath away" from Jesus. While love often makes amazement difficult due to rising expectations—what psychologists call the "hedonic treadmill"—the Gospel reveals that we can live with a faith that causes God himself to marvel.By examining the story of a Roman Centurion—a "manly middleman" with unlimited power and wealth who chose radical humility—we discover the four pillars of a marvelous faith:* An Informed Faith: A faith that is built on hearing the Word of God and witnessing His wonders.* A Dependent Faith: The moment we stop being self-reliant and become completely God-reliant, recognizing that His resources begin where ours end.* A Humble Faith: A grace-based relationship that understands we are not worthy of His favor, yet trusts in His infinite mercy.* An Anchored Faith: An unshakable confidence in the authoritative Word of Jesus. Like the Centurion, we must believe that if the "Emperor of all emperors" says it, it is done—regardless of distance or circumstance.From stories of a rusted 1975 Plymouth "Green Monster" to the profound deathbed faith of a 92-year-old woman, this message explores how to move beyond "dusty traditions" and embrace a faith that acknowledges Jesus' absolute authority.When the Savior speaks a promise, do you have the faith to simply say, "Just say the word"?

Pastor Timothy shows; Delight fuels joyful duty.

Pastor Timothy encourages us; As we anticipate Jesus’ future coming, abide in God’s love by building one another up in the faith and praying in the Spirit.

Pastor Timothy warns us; remember in these days, there are worldly people with ungodly passions that produce scoffing, leading to division.

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Not every voice in your head deserves a microphone

Make this your one takeaway today: Stay faithful obeying God. Obedience…

⚠️ Every voice has an agenda and intent. The alarm has been sounded. Not every voice you hear deserves access.  It's time to guard what you let in. It's time to grow in spiritual discernment.

Pastor Timothy warns ;The Ungodliness of heart, actions,and words will be exposed and condemned by the Lord.

January 25, 2026Today's Reading: Matthew 19:27-30Daily Lectionary: Zechariah 1:1-21; Romans 14:1-23“But many who are first will be last, and the last first.” (Matthew 19:30)In the Name + of Jesus. Amen.Has anyone ever made such a complete 180-degree turn in life as St. Paul? Writing to Pastor Timothy, St. Paul confesses, “formerly I was a blasphemer, persecutor, and insolent opponent” of the Christian faith (1 Timothy 1:13). He lists “persecutor of the church” as one of his bonafide to prove his zeal in the flesh (Philippians 3:6). He presided over the murder of the first martyr, St. Stephen (Acts 7:58). It took a miraculous appearance from the risen Lord Jesus Christ in His glory to convert Saul, to pick him up from the Damascus road, and turn him from the way of death to the way of life. Blinded by the light, Saul fasted and prayed until God sent him a minister to baptize him, absolve him, and feed him. No one converts themselves, after all. St. Saul didn't opt for a quiet life of faith. Following his conversion, the book of Acts says, “Saul increased all the more in strength, and confounded the Jews who lived in Damascus by proving that Jesus was the Christ” (Acts 9:22).St. Saul (later known as St. Paul) was the first to preach Jesus in many places during his several missionary journeys. But he also bears another peculiar distinction that explains his new zeal for preaching—he was the last eyewitness of the resurrection. After rattling off some other witnesses, he tells the Church at Corinth, “Last of all, as to one untimely born, he appeared also to me” (1 Corinthians 15:8). That's the way things run in the kingdom of God. “Many who are first will be last, and the last first.” Although St. Matthew wrote these words of Jesus, St. Paul personified them. “For I am the least of the apostles, unworthy to be called an apostle, because I persecuted the church of God. But by the grace of God I am what I am, and his grace toward me was not in vain” (1 Corinthians 15:9-10a).Your conversion may not have been as noteworthy as St. Paul's; in fact, it may have just been a splash of water on your forehead with a few dozen people looking on. But God's grace is never in vain, and by His grace you are what you are: a child of God and a fellow saint with St. Paul.In the Name + of Jesus. Amen.Almighty God, You turned the heart of him who persecuted the Church and by his preaching caused the light of the Gospel to shine throughout the world. Grant us ever to rejoice in the saving light of Your Gospel and, following the example of the apostle Paul, to spread it to the ends of the earth; through Jesus Christ, Your Son, our Lord, who lives and reigns with You and the Holy Spirit, one God, now and forever.Author: Rev. Jacob Ehrhard, pastor of St. John's Lutheran Church and School in Chicago, IL.Audio Reflections Speaker: Rev. Richard Heinz, pastor at Trinity Lutheran Church in Lowell, IN.Better understand difficult and overlooked Old Testament passages in this new book by Authors R. Reed Lessing and Andrew E. Steinmann. Their conversational yet academic writing style makes learning about the Old Testament accessible to those at all points in their Bible reading journey. Discussion questions at the end of each chapter invite you to think more in-depth about what you just read and record your answers. To stretch your understanding, a list of resources for further reading is also included at the back of the book.

Pastor Timothy challenges us to, Contend for the faith tradition, honoring Truth, being tethered to Jesus.

Pastor Timothy shows Judes’ main message is to contend for the faith, resisting false teachers.

Pastor Timothy shows why we need to go back to the basics.

Pastor Timothy shows why we need to get back to the basics.

Pastor Timothy shows us that: THE Perfect LOVE Incarnate was promised to cast out fear for all eternity.

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