Eagles Nest Church Podcast

Persevering through faith requires understanding God's ability to exceed our expectations. Pastor Lee Jenkins explores Ephesians 3:20, emphasizing that God does not just meet but outdoes our requests. Through personal stories and biblical insights, listeners are encouraged to dream big and rely on God's power. Verses: Ephesians 3:20, Ephesians 3:14-19, Luke 5:38 Key Points/Topics Covered: Understa...

Perseverance and faith are essential in navigating life's challenges. Pastor Lee Jenkins highlights the journey of Eagles Nest Church, illustrating how God's timing and plans often exceed human expectations. Through reflections on Psalm 118, listeners are encouraged to trust in God's process, even when faced with rejection and disappointment. Verses: Psalm 118:22-24 Key Points/Topics Covered: The...

Persevering in faith and expectation, Pastor Lee Jenkins explores how believers can raise their expectations of what God can do in their lives. Through the story of the lame man in Acts 3, listeners are reminded to seek more than just immediate relief and to trust in God's power for transformation. The message encourages shifting focus from problems to the possibilities found in Jesus Christ. Vers...

Persevering in faith requires embracing God’s unexpected directions, even when they defy logic. Pastor Lee Jenkins draws from Luke 5:1-11 to illustrate how obedience can lead to overwhelming blessings and a deeper understanding of one's purpose. Through Peter's story, listeners are encouraged to invite Jesus into every area of life and trust Him to transform situations beyond imagination. Verses:...

Perseverance in faith and commitment to serving others is essential in our walk with Christ. Pastor Lee Jenkins discusses the importance of going above and beyond in service, drawing from Matthew 5:40-41. He emphasizes the need for a mindset of generosity and excellence, encouraging listeners to reflect Jesus in their actions. Verses: Matthew 5:40-41 Key Points/Topics Covered: Understanding Radica...

Persevering through faith and vision, Pastor Lee Jenkins encourages the congregation to prepare for what God has planned. Using Isaiah 54, he emphasizes the importance of making room for future blessings by expanding our expectations and trusting in God's promises. With a focus on growth, both individually and as a church, the message inspires listeners to believe in God's greater plans for their...

Persevering through the journey of faith, this message explores the theme of crossing over into the promised land as depicted in the book of Joshua. Pastor Lee Jenkins emphasizes that God's promises are certain, and believers are encouraged to trust and act on His word. Through personal stories and biblical insights, listeners are inspired to take possession of God's promises with confidence and f...

Perseverance in faith and claiming God's promises are central themes as Pastor Lee Jenkins explores Caleb's story from the book of Joshua. Caleb's unwavering belief, even at 85, exemplifies the power of faith over fear. The sermon encourages listeners to remain steadfast, regardless of age or challenges, and to trust in God's timing for fulfilling promises. Verses: Joshua 14:10-12, Numbers 13:30,...

Prayer is presented as the believer’s secret weapon, especially in moments of crisis and uncertainty. Drawing from Matthew 6, the message walks through the Lord’s Prayer as a model that realigns our position, priorities, and perspective before God. Through personal testimony and practical teaching, listeners are reminded to pray with confidence, ending every request with a bold declaration of fait...

A powerful message challenges believers to rethink what it truly means to wait on God. Through biblical examples and the imagery of the eagle, listeners are reminded that waiting is not passive but deeply transformational, shaping character rather than simply marking time. The call is to shift perspective from waiting for outcomes to waiting with God. Verses: Psalm 13:1, 1 Peter 4:12, James 1:2–4,...

God’s command to build a memorial after crossing the Jordan reveals the importance of remembering His faithfulness. Drawing from Joshua 4 and the significance of Juneteenth, Pastor Lee Jenkins challenges believers to preserve both spiritual and cultural history so future generations understand how God brought them through. Remembering is not about living in the past but honoring the powerful hand...

A powerful call to cross over into a new season challenges both the church and individual believers to trust God for victory, growth, and deeper intimacy. Through Joshua 3, the message highlights the importance of following spiritual leadership, prioritizing God’s presence, and remembering His faithfulness as He leads His people into promise. As Eagles Nest Church prepares to step into a miracle,...

God’s people stood on the edge of their promised land after years in the wilderness, faced with a choice to move forward in faith or remain stuck in fear. Pastor Lee Jenkins challenges believers to embrace the law of the four Ps—Promise, Principle, Problem, and Promised Land—and to recognize that setbacks are often divine setups. Crossing over requires letting go of the past, stepping out boldly,...

God uses unlikely people to accomplish extraordinary purposes, proving that faith matters more than credentials. Through the story of Rahab in Joshua chapter 2, we are reminded that real, risky, and redemptive faith positions us for divine reward. No matter your past or what others say about you, God does not need your resume, He needs your faith. Verses:  Joshua 2:1, Joshua 2:4, Joshua 2:6, Joshu...

Faith and finances come together in this powerful teaching on generational stewardship and legacy. Using Proverbs 13:22, Pastor Lee Jenkins challenges believers to pass the financial baton by leaving both an inheritance and a lasting spiritual imprint. Through practical wisdom and expert insight, listeners are equipped to build wealth, character, and faith that impact generations to come. Verses:...

Faith and finances intersect in powerful ways, revealing that how we manage money reflects our spiritual maturity. Drawing from Proverbs 31, this message highlights three distinct lanes for women including the stay at home mom, the corporate professional, and the entrepreneur, each honored by God as a builder of legacy and wealth. Through personal testimony and biblical insight, listeners are enco...

Faith and finances are not separate parts of life but deeply connected areas where God desires to move. Through the story of the widow and the jar of oil, listeners are reminded that God can use what seems small and insignificant to produce supernatural breakthrough. The message challenges believers to raise their level of expectation and trust God for both spiritual and financial freedom. Verses:...

God desires to bless His people financially, not for pride or luxury alone, but to fulfill His covenant purposes. Through Deuteronomy 8:18, believers are reminded that the ability to produce wealth comes from God and must be aligned with His kingdom agenda. When finances meet faith, money becomes a tool to advance God’s kingdom, strengthen families, fulfill callings, bless others, and be enjoyed w...

Faith is tested most in the fire, and the story of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego reminds believers what it means to stand firm when pressure rises. Through the message Built Different, listeners are encouraged to trust that God not only delivers but also sustains in the middle of impossible situations. Even when circumstances grow worse, unwavering faith can reveal a God who saves in ways no one...

The resurrection of Jesus reveals what truly happened when hope seemed lost and the stone appeared sealed for good. Pastor Lee Jenkins walks through Luke 24 to show how humanity’s brokenness required a Savior, how Jesus fulfilled that need through His death and resurrection, and how that same resurrection power is available today. What happened then still has the power to transform lives now. Vers...

Seasons of silence can feel like a spiritual waiting room where prayers seem unanswered and God appears quiet. Drawing from Psalm 27 and the events between the cross and the resurrection, Pastor Lee Jenkins reminds believers not to leave the waiting room too soon. Even when nothing seems to be happening, God is working behind the scenes to bring resurrection out of what looks like defeat. Verses:...

God is not finished, even when life feels dark and final. Pastor Lee Jenkins walks through the events of Good Friday in Luke 23 to remind believers not to quit when circumstances seem overwhelming. What looks like the end is often the setup for resurrection, and temporary Fridays should never cause us to abandon permanent promises. Verses: Luke 23:44–49, James 1:2, 1 John 4:4, Isaiah 54:17, Romans...

Spiritual pride can quietly seep into the life of a believer, causing comparison, judgment, and self-righteousness. Through the parable of the Pharisee and the tax collector, Jesus reveals that God honors humility over religious performance. True justification comes not from boasting in good works but from depending fully on God’s grace. Verses: Luke 18:9–14, Luke 19, Matthew 23:23, Ephesians 2:8–...

Moving from a casual faith to a committed walk with Christ requires intentional surrender and daily obedience. Pastor Lee Jenkins challenges believers to examine whether they are consumer Christians who seek comfort or committed disciples who deny themselves, take up their cross, and fully follow Jesus. The message calls the church to deeper devotion, sacrificial commitment, and authentic disciple...

God is calling His people into a season of Reconstruction, rebuilding what has been broken in faith, family, finances, and community. Through the story of Nehemiah, Pastor Lee Jenkins challenges believers to carry a holy burden, develop a strategic plan, and persevere through opposition. Just as a former department store is being transformed from Kohls to Souls, God desires to transform ruined pla...