Podcasts about pointe church

This week's special episode includes a recent sermon by Bryce Johnson called "Let's Go" that he gave at The Pointe Church in Belmont, NC. In it, he unpacks why we serve others, what it means to be on a team, and how God has designed us with unique gifts. He gives a different perspective on the story of David and Goliath, shares a story about his first time on the radio, and uses the sports parallel of being in the tunnel before taking the field. Be sure to check out fantasyfootballfellowship.com and become a member for free today!Subscribe to the Fantasy Football Fellowship Podcast on Spotify.Learn more about our sponsor, Upward Sports. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Eddie Poole & John Gallagher joined me in studio for a few segments this morning to promoter their quarterly "Night Of Hope" event at the Pointe Church in Brandon this Saturday night Nov. 11th at 6pm. We discussed addiction recovery, the rankin county jail and more.

In the special episode, Bryce Johnson preaches at The Pointe Church in North Carolina on how we can be free from worry and anxiety.Visit our website to sign up for our free weekly email devotionals: www.unpackinit.comBecome a monthly donor or give a one-time gift to support UNPACKIN' it by checking out our Donation Page.Visit the Fantasy Football Fellowship website for more information and to sign up to participate in this year's season: Fantasy Football FellowshipThe UNPACKIN' it Podcast is brought to you by Sugar Creek Coffee. Check out sugarcreekcoffee.com (use promo code UNPACK to save). Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join us this week as we interview Ray Hardee the Lead Pastor at the Pointe Church, and Sharon Padgett with the Gaston County YMCA. Both are heavily involved in the Global Leadership Summit.WATCH NOW: https://youtu.be/eb_qJyGYOOU ABOUT:  Global Leadership Network is a nonprofit that is raising up leaders around the world. They want to see leaders inspired and equipped, so they can lead transformation in their communities and around the world.WEBSITE:  https://globalleadership.org/2023 Summit: https://globalleadership.org/summit/ SOCIALS: https://www.facebook.com/GLNsummit/https://www.instagram.com/glnsummit/https://www.youtube.com/c/GlobalLeadershipNetworkSummitBOOK OF THE WEEK:  The 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadershiphttps://www.amazon.com/21-Irrefutable-Laws-Leadership-Anniversary/dp/0785288376Gaston's Great loves feedback, suggestions, or questions! Want to get in touch with us? We'd love to hear from you! Feel free to reach out to us by a method that is convenient for you.Website: https://www.gastonsgreat.com/Email: podcast@gastonsgreat.comPhone: 704-864-0344

A conversation with Stephen and Jessica Searles.

Listen in today to hear our host, Susanna Kavanaugh, talk to Pastor Ray Hardee from The Pointe Church about how and why he is so passionate and involved in the foster care crisis. This friendship between these two and the partnership between LOTC and The Pointe go way back. It is helpful and beneficial to know there are churches out there that see a need and make strides in helping fulfill that need. Pastor Ray helps us see there are very basic, noncommital steps we can take at first that leads to understanding and then a desire to get involved in this world in some capacity. The "big C" Church has the answer to the foster care crisis, and we enjoyed talking strategy and heart today on this topic. THANKS FOR LISTENING! Follow along with us on: Instagram: @lotcarolinas Facebook: Least of These Carolinas AND visit our website: www.lotcarolinas.com

Pastor Ted Pagel from Center Pointe Church and Pastor Landon Galloway speak of church. transitions, and leadership.

A conversation with Stephen Searles who is planting The Pointe Church in Seattle, Washington.

This week on Live Talk, Dwayne speaks with Josh Anders, Worship Pastor at The Pointe Church in Fort Wayne, Indiana. Josh shares his ministry journey and leadership principles he has learned along the way. Josh shares about his family, and how to balance the high demands of ministry and family life.

In this episode Pastor Cody Cannon and Pastor Daniel Orozco talk about our very own Life Pointe Church. What have we done through the last 8 months? Where are we headed next?

03-22-20 "Responding to Trouble" by The Pointe Church

03-29-20 "Grumbling Time" by The Pointe Church

03-15-20 "Parables" (Week 4) by The Pointe Church

03-08-20 "Parables" (Week 3) by The Pointe Church

03-01-20 "Parables" (Week 2) by The Pointe Church

1-26-2020 "Incredibles" (Week 3) by The Pointe Church

02-02-2020 "Incredibles" (Week 4) by The Pointe Church

02-23-2020 "Parables" (Week 1) by The Pointe Church

02-16-2020 "Incredibles" (Week 6) by The Pointe Church

Christmas For The Fort 12-22-19 - 6pm Service by The Pointe Church

12-22-19 "Peace" (Week 3) by The Pointe Church

12-29-19 "Peace" (Week 4) by The Pointe Church

1-5-19 "Cleaning up our house" by The Pointe Church

1-12-2020 "Incredibles" (Week 1) by The Pointe Church

01-19-2020 "Incredibles" (Week 2) by The Pointe Church

12-15-19 "Peace" (Week 2) by The Pointe Church

12-08-19 "Peace" (Week 1) by The Pointe Church

11-24-19 "Seven Life Changing Words" (Week 6) by The Pointe Church

11-10-19 "Seven Life Changing Words" (Week 4) by The Pointe Church

11-17-19 "Seven Life Changing Words" (Week 5) by The Pointe Church

10-27-19 "Seven Life Changing Words" (Week 2) by The Pointe Church

10-20-19 "Seven Life Changing Words" (Week 1) by The Pointe Church

10-13-19 "Breakthrough" (Week 6) by The Pointe Church

10-06-19 "Breakthrough" (Week 5) by The Pointe Church

09-29-19 "Breakthrough" (Week 4) by The Pointe Church

09-22-19 "Breakthrough" (Week 3) by The Pointe Church

09-15-19 "Breakthrough" (Week 2) by The Pointe Church

08-25-19 "Hooked" (Week 3) by The Pointe Church

08-18-19 "Hooked" (Week 2) by The Pointe Church

08-11-19 "Hooked" (Week 1) by The Pointe Church

07-28-19 "Blown Away" (Week 9) by The Pointe Church

07-21-19 "Blown Away" (Week 8) by The Pointe Church

07-14-19 "Blown Away" (Week 7) by The Pointe Church

07-07-19 "Blown Away" (Week 6) by The Pointe Church

06-30-19 "Blown Away" (Week 5) by The Pointe Church

06-23-19 "Blown Away" (Week 4) by The Pointe Church

06-16-19 "Blown Away" (Week 3) by The Pointe Church

So, what should healthy masculinity for young men of any race actually look like in today's politically-correct society? And how do we help our sons get there without making them feel like they need to apologize for how God has made them? Today we will be discussing Raising healthy, boys in an unhealthy world with Shepherd's Hill Academy's Buddy Prow. Buddy Prow is the boy's therapist at Shepherd's Hill Academy and also leads Celebrate Recovery at the Pointe Church in Toccoa, GA. He holds a bachelors degree in Accounting and has received his master's degree in professional counseling from Liberty University. He is also pursuing his masters of Theology at Liberty University, completing his licensed professional counselor and master addiction counselor certifications. He also served for 6 years as a youth pastor at Lexington Baptist Church. For 10 years he has been a foster parent. He has served as a case manager. He and his wife have 10 children, 5 biological. Godly Men and Toxic Masculinity Today we are going to focus on our sons and how to turn them into healthy individuals in their God-given masculinity. There are many things in today's culture that should alarm us when it comes to raising healthy, godly sons. One thing we see in particular is from the emotional side, specifically anger that comes out in men. Anger is a secondary emotion that is often driven by fear or hurt in men. In today's world, we have so many options that bring on anxiety, frustration, etc. Many of the young men we see at Shepherd's Hill Academy are angry at God. One reason is that they have come from Christian homes where hypocrisy is present. Sometimes in ministry, ministry becomes the mistress of their family. They are angry at God for taking away their parents for the sake of their “mission.” Men are often the more unresponsive of the sexes. In a church setting, we see that pastors are gearing their sermons towards women because they are responsive, they show up, they are emotionally driven and the impact of the sermon is often more visible. So essentially by doing so, we are alienating men. Men don't quite communicate in the same way. The other part is that every man's deep down desire is to have significance, where a woman's is to be safe. That is why we see that in a healthy relationship a man provides safety for the woman, who in turn provides him with significance. But what does godly masculinity look like? It's a quiet confidence. A man must know who they are every day. When you make your identity what's around you, that changes every day. That's unstable and unsettling. The best thing to do is to understand what God thinks of you. When you wake up every day you can know who you are and who God thinks you are and that never changes. Being involved in your child's life is crucial. And be there from an early age to guide them through each stage of life. Allow your sons to try, fall, and try again while you are still around to help them. Episode Highlights: What is the difference between toxic masculinity and godly manhood? How do we train our boys up to be men of character? At what point do parents need to be involved in developing their child's masculinity? Picture via: Pixabay