The sermon explores the difference between superficial changes and deep spiritual transformation, encouraging believers to live out their faith authentically and allow God to bring new life to their spirits.
The time and things given to God should be the best and with a full heart, not the leftovers or the broken.
His Word, is that it transforms from a “Logos” Word to a “Rhema” Word every time that it’s declared or touched by the Holy Spirit.
God will guide you through the wilderness into the promised land if you wait on Him and follow Him.
In this powerful episode, Jamie Luce unpacks Psalm 23 like never before — revealing how every word of this familiar passage is a divine promise of protection, provision, and purpose.
I want to see my circumstances through the eyes of faith and fix my eyes not on what is seen but on what is eternal.
In this episode, I share a recent download from the Spirit of the Lord for this season. He is increasing light for revealing, dealing, and healing; exposing and deposing; raising for trailblazing. Listen and receive in faith what He is speaking FOR YOU!
Let God’s Word refresh you, strengthen you, and fill you with complete confidence that the One who sits on the throne is Lord over all.
Many of us spend a lot of time wondering if God is trustworthy but rarely stop to ask are we?
Each word of God brings an element of spiritual nutrition and, when digested in the Spirit, brings the soul strength and peace.
Do not allow yourself to be deceived into accepting living by the ways of this world all around you.
How are you representing Christ in your daily life? Are you showing His love and kindness, or just telling others about it?
God has an open-door policy with you and is available around the clock and around the world when you travel.
It’s time to stop waiting and start living as if the breakthrough has already come.
Be willing to lay your life down to serve God and bring the gospel message to people.
Are you listening to the spirits that are exalting themselves and building their own Kingdoms with your finances?
If you truly desire reconciliation, confess your sins to one another, so that forgiveness and redemption can begin their healing work.
Can life’s storms actually be blessings in disguise? We explore how life’s unpredictable challenges can reveal divine power and encourage steadfast faith.
In this episode, I share a prophetic dream the Lord gave me in the fall of 2023 that is still relevant today. I believe the door to this revelation was opened at that time and is still open!
Have you made God your refuge, your strong lighthouse in the raging sea or have you been standing in the storm of worry and doubt?
His call will lead you on a path of life, victory, and eternity.
Join Pastor Nathan as he explores how shifting focus from working for personal gain to working for the glory of the Lord can transform every aspect of your life.
The world will strive to keep you from God’s plan for your life.
Entertaining fools are dangerous when deception is their goal.
Don’t forget your promises in the good times of your life.
Ever wondered why life’s toughest challenges often lead to the most profound personal growth? Discover the transformative power of suffering as we journey alongside Jesus on the Via Dolorosa.
There are practical ways and spiritual tools that will help you grow in your relationship with the Lord and in the ability to hear His voice clearly.
Let us hold fast to the truth of His character and live in a way that reflects our profound trust in His divine goodness.
The moment you chose to become a believer, you became a target for the world to pursue.
The more that we learn to be led by the Holy Spirit, the more of God’s Works we’ll find ourselves doing.
Are you truly reflecting God’s character? How can you find out what pleases the Lord? And what does it mean to live a life of love, as Christ did?
Remembering where God brought one from will give strength to keep moving forward.
Allow God to be the ultimate authority in your life and not yourself.
What if living your faith authentically could radically transform your life and those around you? That’s the bold question we tackle in this episode of the Jamie Luce Podcast.
Disbelief releases spiritual vultures that will come in an attempt to consume our sacrificial act of faith.
What seems a setback might be a setup for God to further His purposes in your life. Interruptions, inconveniences, delays, hindrances, and even loss might be God bringing a detour with subsequent steps leading to new assignments. Your “happenstances” may lead to divine advances!
Prayers are answered, miracles happen, and our life-in-Christ is never-ending.
God is ready to make each and every person part of His people, His family.
Pastor Nathan provides insightful, real-world examples to illustrate the transformation from the old to the new self. How do we practically cast off the old self? What does it mean to truly change the attitude of our minds? Join us to find out!
It is the gospel message that the world needs to hear, and every believer must be willing to boldly bring it to those who need to hear it.
We have been given the authority over all the authority of the enemy; every area where he has taken up residency is our area of influence.
It is always better to fear and obey God than to fear and obey man.
Controlling our words reflects our character and relationship with God, avoiding harmful speech and focusing on thankfulness and integrity.
To fear the Lord means having a deep respect, reverence, and awe for God’s power and authority.
God is about the long game with us – he wants us to endure to the end, not just be happy today.
The Lord is calling forth Voices of Truth – Special Forces – Word Warriors. They will take the words proclaimed and release them as bombs into the enemy camps. Will you respond to His calling?
We are undeservingly exempt from God’s judgment.
As a believer, God will call you to take on a task that is something new and bigger than you have ever done.
In this sermon, Pastor Nathan challenges the congregation to reflect on their spiritual maturity by diving into Ephesians 4. He emphasizes the importance of unity in the body of Christ, humility, gentleness, and love.
Tell God that you are ready to hear what He has to say and do what He calls you to do.
Ignoring sin or avoiding hard conversations isn’t compassion—it’s negligence.
Jesus paid the price to remove and flee sin, not embrace it.
Don’t let your silence become acquiesce to the enemy! Declare, decree, and refute his lies up front and out loud!
Many churches give more money in one night to a visiting preacher than in a year to help the poor.
What if the lure of the forbidden could transform simple desires into obsessions that impact your spiritual journey?
Jesus is the Mighty Warrior—He Is the Lord Our Banner!
There is always a reciprocal activity for us to match God’s mercy and generosity with our right spirit and grateful hearts.
We did not do anything to earn this status as His sheep so we can’t do anything to lose it, either.
There are times when we feel desperate and hopeless when it all seems dead and gone. Then the LORD comes and breathes new life into us for the resurrection of dreams and new assignments…that which He intended all along.
We need to understand godliness first because we need to understand the godly version of what mutual affection and love are.
Receiving a word is not the end of the process—it’s the beginning of a journey that requires faith, discernment, and action.
You can put yourself in God’s place and seek vengeance, or you can trust God to deal with it and use it.
Contrary to popular belief, God is not progressive. Nor will He ever be.
In this sermon, Pastor Nathan explores the concept of accessing the Holy Spirit, drawing parallels to having a substantial bank balance that one has not yet tapped into.
In His time and His way God will bring about salvation in your life from the troubles that rise up and torment you.
Allow God to purchase your life with the blood of Jesus so that you may live and not die.
Micah confronted the sin of the leaders and those who blindly followed their leadership.
Can you navigate the fine line between divine guidance and self-deception? Join us for a thought-provoking conversation that challenges conventional wisdom and invites listeners to embrace a life rooted in sincerity and alignment with biblical teachings.
In this episode, Alane shares two visions and many scriptures confirming what the visions depict about living from the eternal realm and the process we go through.
You can name any great Bible character, and they were all either humble–or were humbled by God.
We can too easily get caught up in an emotional season of life and toss away one of the fruits of the Spirit – self-control.
When you present yourself as a living sacrifice, God expects all His children to work and serve.
God’s presence can help overcome fear and give one strength and peace that the world cannot know nor understand.
In this sermon, Pastor Nathan emphasizes the importance of living for the Savior rather than just following religious practices. He explains how the Holy Spirit’s presence transforms believers into a dynamic, unified community.
God wants to have fellowship with a person but does not force His way in.
People often claim to live a good life, but what does it really mean to be good?
The world will tempt you to flee to its ways of living to bring fulfillment to your life.
During a mundane trip to Target, I stumbled upon an unexpected lesson in wisdom that turned a routine errand into a transformative experience. We unravel the true significance of obeying divine guidance amidst life’s whirlwind, sharing anecdotes that reveal how choosing wisdom over raw emotion can redefine our identity and purpose.
Join Outreach Church, led by Pastor Roy Geesey, for an encouraging message.
I want MY Prayers to be HIS Prayers in my place so that I get to see His Kingdom Come because of it!
When God asks us to stay right where we are, even when we’re going through pain and persecution, there’s something more important going on.
The key to winning spiritual warfare isn’t knowing our opponent the devil better, it’s knowing our Lord better.
There are many things that are included in the Lord’s will for our lives, but some hidden treasures for us to find. Listen to the podcast and find out what this treasure is and how to find it!
The gifts that God gives us are tangible forms of His grace that He has portioned, distributed, and entrusted to us to use for others.
The Lord Jesus Christ imparts His holiness to us, as we respond to His invitation to separate ourselves from the world.
In any move you have made in your life you have had to leave something behind.
In this sermon, Pastor Nathan encourages the church to actively seek and share God’s grace, moving beyond mere religion and morality to a deeply personal and transformative relationship with God.
The rewards for passing God’s tests last for eternity and are worth it.
Keep trusting in God and wait for Him to fulfill His word to you.
Our latest episode invites you on a spiritual exploration of the Wedding at Cana, where Jesus performed his first miracle, symbolizing the abundant and never-failing nature of God’s promises. We delve into the heart of covenant and faith, drawing parallels to those moments in our lives when we fear our reserves of happiness and hope have run dry.
Everything you do, good or bad, will teach those watching you.
All that belongs to Christ and all that has now been given to us hangs in the balance of our choice.
It’s time to build the house – His dwelling place in you – according to His design. Be stirred through revelation from His Word and Holy Spirit, bringing remembering to Truth so that you can move forward in faith.
God fulfills seemingly impossible promises in the lives of those who He is in covenant with.
It is impossible to be completely harmonious or of one mindset with those who are so diametrically opposed to the way of God.
Instead of being jealous of another, believers should rejoice that another is getting honored or blessed in incredible ways.
In this sermon, Pastor Nathan explores the significance of operating in spiritual gifts with love and holiness.
We know of no buildings originally constructed as Christian meeting places for the first two hundred years after Christ’s death.
While it is important to have others give you names, it is more important as to what God calls you.
Believers are to give God credit for what blessings are in their lives.
