Podcasts about pastoral prayer

Pastoral Prayer #RTTBROS #NIGHTLIGHT

In Week 6 of the Good News series, Pastor Jason Britt unpacks 1 Corinthians 9 to address a silent trap in a culture obsessed with personal freedom and total autonomy: aimlessness. Freedom without direction leads to running in circles, expending energy without making real progress. Whether you are feeling exhausted, going through the motions, or chasing goals that leave you empty, discover how shifting your mindset from temporary crowns to an eternal prize changes the way you live, train, and run your daily race.  

Expository Reading & Pastoral Prayer - Psalm 85:8-13 - Pastor Kurt M. Smith - 9/13/2026

Do you constantly feel like you run out of time, yet spend hours scrolling, streaming, or grinding in video games? In a world obsessed with content and hyper-productivity, most of us aren't suffering from a lack of time—we're suffering from a lack of intentionality. In Part 4 of our Applied Wisdom collection, Pastor Mark breaks down Psalm 90 to confront the brevity of life and challenge the lie that we "don't have time" for what matters most. We make time for the things we actually want to have time for. If you are tired of watching your life evaporate into a backslash played log, this message offers three actionable, biblical steps to budget your time and live with purpose.**********

Expository Reading & Pastoral Prayer - Psalm 81:11-16 - Pastor Kurt M. Smith - 5/17/2026

Expository Reading & Pastoral Prayer - Psalm 81:15 - Pastor Kurt M. Smith - 5/3/2026

pastoral prayer for anxiety and depression #RTTBROS #NIGHTLIGHT

Expository Reading & Pastoral Prayer - Psalm 80:14-19 - Pastor Kurt M. Smith - 4/19/2026

The Pastoral Prayer of Intercession: Pleading for the LORD to Provide

Pastoral Prayer #rttbros #nightlight

This is the short Pastoral Prayer time before the message "Three Dangers Facing the Church in 2026" where Pastor Rusty sets the stage for the message but also offers a warning about judgement that could befall the American Church if we do not get serious about contending for the faith. From Matthew 11:20-24.Please listen to the following podcast to get the full understanding of this message. Thank you for listening to our podcast and we would love for you to subscribe to our page and share with others. Join us for our weekly worship online at www.firstbaptistblowingrock.com or our Youtube page. Contact us at office@firstbaptistblowingrock.com or by phone @ 828-295-7715

Expository Reading & Pastoral Prayer - Psalm 80:4-7 - Kurt Smith - 3/8/2026

Contact us. We'd love to serve youWrite a review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify ResourcesGrow in your ministry preparation through the FREE Practically Trained Pastors Cohort.Give financially to support the work of helping pastors thrive(01:59) Big Picture of Titus 2(05:48) Why Two Men Talking About Women in Titus 2?(06:56) Positive Vision for Women's Ministry(11:04) Equal Value, Different Roles in the Church(12:25) Character Before Counsel: Qualities of Older Women(14:40) Loving Husbands and Children: Enjoyment, Not Just Duty(16:41) What About Single Women and Women Who Work?(21:57) Titus 2 Is Not Exhaustive or Anti-Work(23:13) Distinctives and the Brevity of Instructions to Young Men(25:39) Encouraging Older Women: You Are Needed(26:28) How Pastors Can Support Titus 2 Ministry (Public)(28:59) How Pastors Can Support Titus 2 Ministry (Private & Relational)(30:29) Asking and Activating Older Members(31:59) Everyone Has a Role: The Whole-Church Vision of Titus 2(33:11) Final Exhortation & Pastoral Prayer

Contact us. We'd love to serve youWrite a review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify ResourcesGrow in your ministry preparation through the FREE Practically Trained Pastors Cohort.Give financially to support the work of helping pastors thrive(01:59) Big Picture of Titus 2(05:48) Why Two Men Talking About Women in Titus 2?(06:56) Positive Vision for Women's Ministry(11:04) Equal Value, Different Roles in the Church(12:25) Character Before Counsel: Qualities of Older Women(14:40) Loving Husbands and Children: Enjoyment, Not Just Duty(16:41) What About Single Women and Women Who Work?(21:57) Titus 2 Is Not Exhaustive or Anti-Work(23:13) Distinctives and the Brevity of Instructions to Young Men(25:39) Encouraging Older Women: You Are Needed(26:28) How Pastors Can Support Titus 2 Ministry (Public)(28:59) How Pastors Can Support Titus 2 Ministry (Private & Relational)(30:29) Asking and Activating Older Members(31:59) Everyone Has a Role: The Whole-Church Vision of Titus 2(33:11) Final Exhortation & Pastoral Prayer

Expository Reading & Pastoral Prayer - Psalm 79:11-13 - Pastor Kurt M. Smith - 2/15/2026

Expository Reading & Pastoral Prayer - Psalm 79:8-10 - Pastor Kurt M. Smith - 2/8/2026

Expository Reading & Pastoral Prayer - Psalm 79:1-7 - Pastor Kurt M. Smith - 1/11/2026

Expository Reading and Pastoral Prayer - Psalm 78:65-72

Scripture References: Matthew 18:1-5, 5:19, 11:11; Revelation 6:10-11; Acts 12:15; Psalm 34:7; Psalm 91:11; Hebrews 1:14; Daniel 10:11-13 0:00-37:10: Sermon 37:10-38:43: Sharing the Devastation and Miracle of the Current Flooding 38:43-40:46: Silent and Pastoral Prayer for Flood Victims

Expository Reading & Pastoral Prayer - Psalm 78:54-64 - Pastor Kurt M. Smith - 11/30/25

James ends his letter by calling the church to care for one another through prayer. Whether people are suffering, cheerful, sick, or wandering, each needs the church's support. Prayers for the hurting, praise from the joyful, care and intercession for the sick, and loving pursuit of those who stray. James shows a pastor's heart for the whole church and invites every believer to share that same concern, trusting that God hears and works through our prayers.

Expository Reading and Pastoral Prayer - Psalm 78:32-53 - Pastor Kurt M. Smith - 11/23/2025

Expository Reading and Pastoral Prayer - Psalm 78:17-31 - Pastor Kurt M. Smith - 11/16/2025

Pastoral prayer: transitions #RTTBROS #nightlight

Expository Reading and Pastoral Prayer - Psalm 78:9-16 - Pastor Kurt M. Smith - 10/26/2025

Expository Reading and Pastoral Prayer - Psalm 78:1-8 - Pastor Kurt M. Smith - 10/19/2025

This conversation was the second part of a discussion where the pastors explained the reasoning behind the structure of their corporate worship service. They began by discussing the introduction of the Pastoral Prayer, detailing its purpose and structure. The conversation then moved to the sermon, covering topics such as its ideal length, the practice of standing for the reading of scripture, and the importance of preaching the gospel every week. They also explained why they do not practice traditional altar calls, citing concerns about manipulation and false assurance. The discussion concluded by covering the final elements of their service: communion, the closing song, and the final commissioning or benediction, explaining the theological and practical reasons for how each is conducted. Will's TGC articles: 5 Reasons for the Pastoral Prayer: https://www.thegospelcoalition.org/article/reasons-pastoral-prayer/?queryID=2f7e994564e002a86c4d04e32112f6e4 Why I Lead a Sinner's Prayer Every Sunday: https://www.thegospelcoalition.org/article/sinners-prayer-sunday/

Psalm 77: 1-9 - Expository Reading and Pastoral Prayer

Continuing in our liturgy series we are talking about the Pastoral Prayer and its importance in the Lord's Day service.REFORMATORY SHIRTS: https://www.amazon.com/s?rh=n%3A7141123011%2Cp_4%3AThe+Reformatory+Podcast&ref=bl_sl_s_ap_web_7141123011JOIN THE PODLUCK: https://www.patreon.com/reformatorypodMukwano Coffee: https://www.mukwanocoffee.com (Use promo code "reformatory" for 20% off your order).Twitter: https://twitter.com/reformatorypod

Pastoral Prayer

Pastoral Prayer #nightlight #rttbros

Kevin Anderson speaks from 1 Thessalonians 3 on the importance of prayer for deeper dependence, increasing love, and present sanctification and future glorification.