Podcasts about Pastor Troy

After a serious fall that left me unconscious for an hour and waking up in the ER, Pastor Troy was reminded how fragile life is and how powerful our words are. In this message from Epistle of James 3, we unpack why the tongue holds the power of life and death and why James boldly says, “This should not be!” If you want to understand what real Christianity looks like, this message will challenge and change you.

Pastor Troy gave his sermon on Acts 8:26–40 and focused on how evangelism is central to the Christian mission and how the story of Philip the Evangelist and the Ethiopian eunuch shows the gospel breaking barriers. Many believers fear evangelism, but it simply means sharing the good news of Jesus with others, often through everyday conversations and relationships. Philip's obedience to God, attentiveness to one person, and willingness to ask and answer questions demonstrate practical ways Christians can share their faith. The Ethiopian's immediate belief and baptism show the power of Scripture, explained clearly, and the importance of responding to the gospel without delay. The passage also highlights that evangelism is Spirit-led and can reach across cultural, geographic, and personal boundaries. Ultimately, believers are called to grow closer to Christ, so their witness becomes natural and courageous. The sermon challenged listeners to trust God, love the one person in front of them, and actively share the message of Jesus.

The blood of Jesus forgives every sin, breaks every curse, shatters every chain and brings life abundant to all who want to live free. Pastor Troy Jackson shares a powerful, life-changing message, "The Blood that Breaks Every Curse." To learn more about NB Church, visit us at www.newbeginnings.org. Subscribe to our YouTube Page YOUTUBE.COM/DFWBIBLICALCITIZENSHIP Join our Facebook Group www.facebook.com/groups/1135043898646522 Visit Sermons.troybjackson.com for discussion Guide, sermon notes, and devotionals

Pastor Troy describes how, in Acts 8:9-25, the gospel spreads into Samaria, breaking cultural and spiritual barriers as many believe in Christ and are baptized. Among them is Simon the sorcerer, who appears to respond to the message but is later confronted about the true condition of his heart. When the apostles arrive and the Holy Spirit is given, Simon attempts to buy the power of God, revealing a misunderstanding of grace. Peter rebukes him, making clear that salvation cannot be purchased or manipulated. This passage highlights the difference between outward religious activity and genuine heart transformation. Ultimately, it reminds us that true faith is marked not by appearance or performance, but by repentance and a surrendered relationship with Jesus.

In this week's episode of In The Room Podcast, we sit down with Jonah, Pastor Darius and Jean for a honest conversation about the difference between dead religion and a vibrant, Spirit-led life.Building off Pastor Troy's new sermon series, When the Holy Spirit Leads, we explore why recognizing and inviting the Holy Spirit into our daily lives is essential, not optional. Through personal testimonies and practical insight, this episode unpacks what it looks like to trust the Holy Spirit's leading and allow God's presence to shape how we live.

Pastor Troy Dobbs teaches from Acts 8, showing how the early church experienced rapid growth despite intense persecution. Drawing from church history, he explains that the church's expansion was driven by believers' deep conviction in Jesus' resurrection, the empowering work of the Holy Spirit, and, unexpectedly, persecution itself. Rather than silencing the gospel, persecution scattered believers into new places, spreading the message and bringing joy to entire cities, including Samaria. Pastor Troy highlights how God sovereignly uses suffering to advance His mission, honor faithful witnesses like Stephen, and even prepare future leaders such as Saul. The sermon emphasizes that ordinary believers, not just apostles, carried the gospel wherever they went. Ultimately, encouraging Christians to remain hopeful, flexible, and vocal, trusting that God turns hardship into victory for His unstoppable mission.

Pastor Troy Dobbs teaches from Acts 8, showing how the early church experienced rapid growth despite intense persecution. Drawing from church history, he explains that the church's expansion was driven by believers' deep conviction in Jesus' resurrection, the empowering work of the Holy Spirit, and, unexpectedly, persecution itself. Rather than silencing the gospel, persecution scattered believers into new places, spreading the message and bringing joy to entire cities, including Samaria. Pastor Troy highlights how God sovereignly uses suffering to advance His mission, honor faithful witnesses like Stephen, and even prepare future leaders such as Saul. The sermon emphasizes that ordinary believers, not just apostles, carried the gospel wherever they went. Ultimately, encouraging Christians to remain hopeful, flexible, and vocal, trusting that God turns hardship into victory for His unstoppable mission.

Breaking The Pattern - The Past Stops With Me - Pastor Troy Jackson - February 4 by Pastor Larry Huch

Pastor Troy continues our Here As In Heaven series with "Your Will Be Done" IS GOD'S WILL WHAT WE REALLY WANT?   2 Wills at Work The Will of the Flesh The Will of God   How do we live in and live out the will of God?   —— If you want to support what God is doing through Cityline, click here: https://www.citylineonline.churchcenter.com/giving Want to learn more about Cityline and how to get involved? Click here: https://citylineonline.org Are you in need of prayer or someone to talk with? Click here: https://citylineonline.org/prayer —— Follow us on socials! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/citylineonline/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/citylineonline/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCumM40GFhmHumITXmh8MV0g Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/cityline-church/id1308579363?mt=2 Spotify Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/0pHyJ5pxtry1tIMlD9ZBPd?si=e01fc4636d5543e1    

Today's sermon is The Blessings of Believing by Troy Warner Find more teaching from Pastor Troy at www.cclburg.com

God created borders and boundaries. Discover more tonight in Pastor Troy Jackson's message is "Borders, Belonging and Biblical Order - Why God Establishes Nations, Citizenship, and Law." To learn more about NB church, visit us at www.newbeginnings.org.

Pastor Troy breaks down Stephen's delivery of the longest recorded sermon in the New Testament, using Israel's history to show how God has always been pointing His people toward Jesus. Rather than defending himself, Stephen boldly proclaims Christ and exposes how Israel repeatedly resisted God's Word and rejected the Messiah. He reminds his listeners that God is not confined to buildings, rituals, or laws, but is the God of people, working everywhere through history. Even as he is unjustly condemned and stoned, Stephen forgives his enemies and entrusts his life to Jesus. His death becomes the first martyrdom in the church and marks the beginning of a powerful gospel legacy that would continue through others, including Saul, who later becomes Paul. His life shows that true legacy is faithfulness to Jesus, even when it costs everything.

Pastor Troy breaks down Stephen's delivery of the longest recorded sermon in the New Testament, using Israel's history to show how God has always been pointing His people toward Jesus. Rather than defending himself, Stephen boldly proclaims Christ and exposes how Israel repeatedly resisted God's Word and rejected the Messiah. He reminds his listeners that God is not confined to buildings, rituals, or laws, but is the God of people, working everywhere through history. Even as he is unjustly condemned and stoned, Stephen forgives his enemies and entrusts his life to Jesus. His death becomes the first martyrdom in the church and marks the beginning of a powerful gospel legacy that would continue through others, including Saul, who later becomes Paul. His life shows that true legacy is faithfulness to Jesus, even when it costs everything.

Pastor Troy Warner from Calvary Chapel Lynchburg, Virginia presents a message entitled "Why We Love" - 1 John 4:7-21. Audio Jan 25th am - "Why We Love" - 1 John 4:7-21 - Pastor Troy Warner.mp3File Size: 22516 kbFile Type: mp3Download File [...]

Killing the 'Me" Monster. Do you need to make a change and get rid of what's standing in your way? We continue our series on "Beware the 'Me' Monster." Pastor Troy Jackson's message tonight is "Killing the 'Me' Monster: From Ego to the Cross to A Renewed Mind." To learn more about NB Church, visit us at www.newbeginnings.org.

In this 2025 Annual Financial Report, Pastor Troy is joined by Business Pastor Lori Baca and Pastor Lincoln Dyre, along with leaders from Redeemer Christian School, to walk through where the money goes and the impact it's making.From church operations to global missions, education, and next-generation ministry, this conversation highlights our commitment to intentional accountability, organizational transparency, and indisputable integrity. Thank you for your faithful and sacrificial giving! Because of you, lives are being changed locally and around the world.

Pastor Troy's message highlights how Stephen — full of the Holy Spirit, grace, and power — was used by God in extraordinary ways, yet quickly became a target of fierce opposition. When Stephen's enemies couldn't defeat his Spirit-filled wisdom, they turned to deception by secretly stirring up accusations, inciting violence, recruiting false witnesses, and twisting his words. He reminds believers that faithful godliness can provoke hostility, but Christians are called to speak with Spirit-given wisdom and keep the bigger picture in mind. Even in unjust moments, God is at work, and our steady, Christlike witness can impact others in ways we may never see.

Pastor Troy's message highlights how Stephen — full of the Holy Spirit, grace, and power — was used by God in extraordinary ways, yet quickly became a target of fierce opposition. When Stephen's enemies couldn't defeat his Spirit-filled wisdom, they turned to deception by secretly stirring up accusations, inciting violence, recruiting false witnesses, and twisting his words. He reminds believers that faithful godliness can provoke hostility, but Christians are called to speak with Spirit-given wisdom and keep the bigger picture in mind. Even in unjust moments, God is at work, and our steady, Christlike witness can impact others in ways we may never see.

Join us this Wednesday for a powerful time of worship, fellowship, and the Word! We are starting a new series, "A Repentant Heart: Restoring Intimacy With God." Tonight's message is "Do You Really Want To Change?" To learn more about NB Church, visit us at www.newbeginnings.org.

Today's sermon is The Advantage Of The Spirit by Troy Warner Find more teaching from Pastor Troy at www.cclburg.com

Pastor Troy's message challenges us to move beyond nominal Christianity and intentionally live out the call to follow Jesus fully. He outlines the seven marks of a healthy disciple — including worship, prayer, service, generosity, biblical obedience, community, and disciple-making—as a spiritual mirror to assess growth, not a checklist to earn God's love. Pastor Troy emphasized that true discipleship flows from loving Christ deeply and relying on His grace, not mere religious activity. The message called believers to recommit to making disciples everywhere and every day, trusting Jesus to reproduce His life in them and through them.

Pastor Troy's message challenges us to move beyond nominal Christianity and intentionally live out the call to follow Jesus fully. He outlines the seven marks of a healthy disciple — including worship, prayer, service, generosity, biblical obedience, community, and disciple-making—as a spiritual mirror to assess growth, not a checklist to earn God's love. Pastor Troy emphasized that true discipleship flows from loving Christ deeply and relying on His grace, not mere religious activity. The message called believers to recommit to making disciples everywhere and every day, trusting Jesus to reproduce His life in them and through them.

Big Idea: The Gift that keeps on giving. Isaiah 9:1-61. The great light.Isaiah 9:1-2Nevertheless, the gloom of the distressed land will not be like that of the former times when he jumbled the land of Zebulun and the land of Naphtali. But in the future he will bring honor to the way of the sea, to the land east of the Jordan, and to Galilee of the nations. The people walking in darkness have seen a great light; a light has dawned on those living in the land of darkness. 2. A joyful future.Isaiah 9:3-4You have enlarged the nation and increased its joy. The people have rejoiced before you as they rejoice at harvest time and as they rejoiced when dividing spoils. For you have shattered their oppressive yoke and the rod on their shoulders, the staff of their oppressors, just as you did on the day of Midian. 3. The Ultimate Gift. Isaiah 9:5-6For every trampling boot of battle and the bloodied garments of war will be burned as fuel for the fire. For a child will be born for us, a son will be given to us, and the government will be on his shoulders. He will be named Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Eternal Father, Prince of Peace.Next Steps: Believe: I believe Son of Man wants us to follow his example this week.Become: I will put trust in Son of Man past this holiday season.Be Sent: I will share my faith with someone this month. Discussion Questions: 1.     Do you love giving gifts or receiving them?2.     Do you enjoy the holidays, or do they make you sad?3.     How do you think the people hearing this prophecy felt, knowing they will not live long enough to see it fulfilled?  4.     Which of the titles in verse 6-Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father or Prince of Peace- impact you the most?  5.     How would you describe the Son of Man as the light of the world to someone?  6.     How does “the government will be on His shoulders” change how you view authority and leadership?  7.     Pray for the Holy Spirit to show you where to serve this week.

In this heartwarming holiday episode of In the Room, we welcome back Maddie, Pastor Tim and Jonah for a powerful conversation centered on grace, restoration, and serving our community.We begin by celebrating the impact of our recent shoe giveaway, where more than 450 pairs of shoes were donated to children in need, an incredible example of faith in action. Maddie and Pastor Tim share personal stories from the outreach and the joy that comes from loving people well.The conversation continues with a meaningful reflection on Pastor Troy's recent sermon series on grace, exploring how God's grace restores what sin destroys and offers us a brand-new future.

Pastor Troy continues our Advent series with "Joy".   Biblical Joy can be understood as a deep sense of safety and freedom people feel because of God's character and the choice to trust Him. True Joy will never come from our ability to work it up; it comes from God's ability to work it in.   —— If you want to support what God is doing through Cityline, click here: https://www.citylineonline.churchcenter.com/giving Want to learn more about Cityline and how to get involved? Click here: https://citylineonline.org Are you in need of prayer or someone to talk with? Click here: https://citylineonline.org/prayer —— Follow us on socials! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/citylineonline/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/citylineonline/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCumM40GFhmHumITXmh8MV0g Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/cityline-church/id1308579363?mt=2 Spotify Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/0pHyJ5pxtry1tIMlD9ZBPd?si=e01fc4636d5543e1        

In this heartfelt message, Pastor Troy shares his deep gratitude for the Church on the Move family and reminds us that we were never meant to do life, or ministry, alone. Through powerful Scripture and real-life examples, he highlights how unity, consistency, and faithful service allow God to work in us and through us to make an eternal difference.Pastor Troy emphasizes that every person matters, every role is essential, and every act of obedience, no matter how small, is seen by God and stored as treasure in heaven. Like a relay race, when we run our part well, we help others finish strong. When we serve together, unity multiplies impact and points people to Jesus.This message is a call to remain committed, serve with all our hearts, and never give up—because together, we truly make a difference.

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Grace is more than a lifeline thrown into a pit, it's God stepping into the mess with us, lifting us up, restoring what was broken, and leading us into a new future. In today's message, Pastor Troy reminds us that if we want to know how grace treats people, we simply look at Jesus.If you're walking through shame, brokenness, or uncertainty, this message is a reminder that God's grace is not avoiding you, it's coming toward you! 

Pastor Troy highlights how Matthew begins Jesus' story with a genealogy to show that Christ enters real human history with purpose and promise. He notes that the presence of four unexpected women — Tamar, Rahab, Ruth, and Bathsheba — reveals God's gracious heart to welcome the broken, the outsider, and the undeserving into His redemptive plan. Pastor Troy reminds us that Jesus stands at the very center of history and arrives as the ultimate source of rest, forgiveness, and freedom. This Christmas, we are invited to bring our imperfect stories to Him and find the grace and restoration only the Son can provide.

Pastor Troy highlights how Matthew begins Jesus' story with a genealogy to show that Christ enters real human history with purpose and promise. He notes that the presence of four unexpected women — Tamar, Rahab, Ruth, and Bathsheba — reveals God's gracious heart to welcome the broken, the outsider, and the undeserving into His redemptive plan. Pastor Troy reminds us that Jesus stands at the very center of history and arrives as the ultimate source of rest, forgiveness, and freedom. This Christmas, we are invited to bring our imperfect stories to Him and find the grace and restoration only the Son can provide.

This week on the In The Room Podcast, we break down Pastor Troy's December series Open the Door and take a deep dive into the truth about grace, what it is, why it matters, and how it changes the way we live.Carlos, Jonah, and Josh unpack the difference between cheap grace and true grace, share practical ways to practice grace during the holiday season, and explore how understanding God's heart helps us extend grace to others. From personal stories to real-life moments in our church community, this conversation is honest, helpful, and full of hope.We'll also share updates on what's happening around Church on the Move this month: men's breakfast, Christmas sweater Sunday, our shoe giveaway, the drive-in movie night with a drone show, and how you can join in on our Advent calendar activities.Tune in, be encouraged, and step into the season with a deeper understanding of the grace God gives, and the grace we get to give away.

Beware The 'Me' Monster - Pastor Troy Jackson - December 3 by Pastor Larry Huch

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Pastor Troy's message from Acts 5:1–11 tells how Ananias and Sapphira pretended to be fully generous while secretly holding back, leading God to judge their hypocrisy in a dramatic and immediate way. Their deaths brought a deep sense of awe and reverence to the early church, reminding everyone that God cares about honesty, purity, and the condition of the heart, not appearances. Pastor Troy emphasized that while this passage is sobering, it's meant to purify believers, not terrify them, and to call us toward authenticity, integrity, and a worshipful fear that draws us closer to God.

Pastor Troy's message from Acts 5:1–11 tells how Ananias and Sapphira pretended to be fully generous while secretly holding back, leading God to judge their hypocrisy in a dramatic and immediate way. Their deaths brought a deep sense of awe and reverence to the early church, reminding everyone that God cares about honesty, purity, and the condition of the heart, not appearances. Pastor Troy emphasized that while this passage is sobering, it's meant to purify believers, not terrify them, and to call us toward authenticity, integrity, and a worshipful fear that draws us closer to God.

In this inspiring episode, we delve into Pastor Troy's message about how God rewards consistent faith and actions rather than occasional efforts, exemplified through biblical figures like Noah and Moses. Pastors Darius and Billy discuss the importance of unwavering faith, even in times of slow progress, and share insights on how thankfulness and daily habits can transform our mindset. They highlight how gratitude can reflect Jesus to others and emphasize the positive impact of serving and evangelizing. With practical tips and personal anecdotes, this podcast encourages listeners to maintain a heavenly perspective, even in challenging times.

Pastor Troy's Thanksgiving message emphasizes the importance of remembering God's “benefits,” as highlighted in Psalm 103:2, warning that spiritual forgetfulness leads to ingratitude and disobedience. He explains that remembering God's works strengthens trust, fuels gratitude, and anchors believers in their faith. He outlines numerous spiritual benefits of knowing Jesus — summarized through the acrostic THANKSGIVING — including Transformation, Hope, Assurance, Nearness (to God), Knowledge, Salvation, Grace, Identity, Victory, Inheritance, New (mercies), and Glory. Pastor Troy challenges listeners to intentionally combat forgetfulness by taking God's Word seriously and recalling His ongoing faithfulness.

Pastor Troy's Thanksgiving message emphasizes the importance of remembering God's “benefits,” as highlighted in Psalm 103:2, warning that spiritual forgetfulness leads to ingratitude and disobedience. He explains that remembering God's works strengthens trust, fuels gratitude, and anchors believers in their faith. He outlines numerous spiritual benefits of knowing Jesus — summarized through the acrostic THANKSGIVING — including Transformation, Hope, Assurance, Nearness (to God), Knowledge, Salvation, Grace, Identity, Victory, Inheritance, New (mercies), and Glory. Pastor Troy challenges listeners to intentionally combat forgetfulness by taking God's Word seriously and recalling His ongoing faithfulness.

Today's message is all about the power of staying consistent and choosing gratitude, especially when life gets loud. Pastor Troy reminds us that we don't have to be perfect to grow; we just have to keep showing up, keep pressing forward, and keep our eyes on Jesus.With Thanksgiving around the corner, it's the perfect time to slow down and remember how much God has already blessed us. Gratitude shifts our attitude, strengthens our faith, and helps us make decisions from purpose, not emotion.If you're trying to build a steady walk with God, or you just need encouragement to keep going, this message will speak to you in a real way.Thanks for watching, drop a comment and let us know what stood out to you!

The tribulation. Who will experience it and what will it be like? Get ready for what's ahead as we learn more about the "Signs of the End Times," based on the book by Dr. David Jeremiah, "The Book of Signs." Today Pastor Troy Jackson will share a message on "The Tribulation - Part 2." Stay connected with us at: www.newbeginnings.org, www.larryhuchministries.com larryhuchministries.com/resources/#podcast.

In this week's episode of In The Room, Pastor Tim, Madi, and Jonah dive into the power of consistency— in ministry, in faith, and in everyday life.We reflect on Pastor Troy's recent message about how consistency sustains, strengthens, and ultimately brings our God-given goals to life. Through personal stories and honest insight, our guests unpack what it truly means to walk with God daily, even through challenging seasons.If you're longing for steady growth, deeper faith, and practical encouragement for your spiritual journey, this is an episode you won't want to miss. Tune in for an inspiring and faith-filled conversation!

Do you have hope for your future? Biblical citizenship is more than politics. It's about a Judeo-Christian worldview, kingdom principles based on God's Word, and making an impact on your neighborhood, city, state and nation. Join Pastor Troy Jackson as he shares his message on "First Truths - The Hope of Eternity." There will be a question and answer discussion following the video session. To learn more about Larry Huch Ministries, our broadcast, podcast, outreaches, current TV offers, other resources, how to give, and so much more visit https://larryhuchministries.com.

Today's sermon is Kind And Profitable by Troy Warner Find more teaching from Pastor Troy at www.cclburg.com

The tribulation. Who will experience it and what will it be like? Get ready for what's ahead as we learn more about the "Signs of the End Times," based on the book by Dr. David Jeremiah, "The Book of Signs." Today Pastor Troy Jackson will share a message on "The Tribulation - Part 1." Stay connected with us at: www.newbeginnings.org, www.larryhuchministries.com larryhuchministries.com/resources/#podcast.

In this episode of In the Room, the conversation centers on one of the most vital ingredients of spiritual growth: consistency. Building on Pastor Troy's recent sermon, our host, Reed, unpack what it truly means to stay consistent in your walk with God, from daily Bible reading to relationships and everyday habits that shape who we become.Joined by Naomi and Pastor Marco, the team shares personal stories, practical strategies, and honest reflections on maintaining a steady spiritual and personal life, even when motivation fades. They also discuss the power of starting new habits at any moment, not waiting for the perfect time, just taking the next step.

In this powerful message, Pastor Troy unpacks the story of King Josiah from 2 Kings 21–22: a young ruler who broke free from generations of brokenness to restore his nation's faith in God. Through Josiah's pursuit of truth, destruction of idols, and obedience to God's Word, we learn what it truly means to break the cycle and build a legacy of faithfulness.Discover five key truths that reveal how obedience brings transformation, repentance brings renewal, and action brings revival. Don't just feel inspired, be changed.

The Church is more than a building - it's believers and the Body of Christ. Join Pastor Troy Jackson as he hosts "First Truths - The Purpose of the Church," followed by a question and answer session.

In this powerful message, Pastor Troy unpacks “The Power of Consistency” the sustaining force behind true spiritual growth. Discipline may spark the decision to do what's right, but consistency is the fuel that keeps the flame burning. Drawing from John 15:7 and Psalm 1:1–3, Pastor Troy illustrates how staying rooted in God's Word allows believers to flourish like the bamboo tree, strong, steady, and fruitful in due season. The sermon also touches on the importance of being grounded in Scripture, walking in spiritual gifts, and remaining faithful through every season of life.

In this powerful midweek message, Pastor Troy Smothermon shares how to break the cycle of generational curses and step into the blessings God has for you. Through the story of King Josiah, a young king who chose to serve God despite generations of brokenness—Pastor Troy reveals how one person's decision to honor God can change everything.Discover how to:- Overcome generational patterns of pain and sin- Build new, godly cycles for your family and future- Rediscover the transforming power of God's Word- Walk in generosity, honor, and obedienceNo matter your past, you have the power to change, for yourself, your family, and generations to come!