Eagles Nest Church Podcast

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...

God calls His people to remember not to stay stuck in the past, but to recognize His power and faithfulness through every season. Drawing from Deuteronomy 15:15, this message highlights the importance of remembering slavery, struggle, and spiritual bondage as a testimony of God’s redemption. When we remember how far God has brought us, our identity is strengthened and our faith is built for what l...

Surface growth may look impressive, but without deep roots in Christ it cannot endure life’s storms. Through the parable of the sower in Matthew 13, this message challenges believers to examine the condition of their hearts and move from emotional or distracted faith to steadfast, rooted faith. The call is clear: transformation requires surrender, priority, and perseverance. Verses:  Matthew 13:3–...

Close To God’s House Far From God’s Heart challenges believers to examine whether their worship aligns with their treatment of others. Drawing from the Book of Amos, the message exposes the danger of appearing spiritually strong while ignoring injustice and truth. Listeners are urged to embody both righteousness and justice in personal character and public life. Verses: Amos 5:24, Amos 5:21, Amos...

Holy on paper but harmful in practice, Pastor Lee Jenkins challenges listeners to examine the difference between outward religiosity and true Christlike living. Drawing from Matthew 15, 23, and 5, he contrasts Christian-ish behavior with the Beatitudes, calling out hypocrisy, injustice, and the misuse of faith for political gain. Through passionate teaching and real-world examples, he urges believ...

Christian nationalism is a growing threat to the integrity of the Christian faith, often blending political ideology with religious identity in ways that distort the gospel. Pastor Lee Jenkins challenges believers to recognize when their faith is being hijacked by cultural or political agendas and calls them to return to a Christlike, kingdom-centered life. Through biblical teaching and historical...

Christian-Ish challenges believers to examine whether they are merely close to Christ or truly Christlike. Pastor Lee Jenkins explores the difference between being saved but worldly versus being spiritually mature and Spirit-led. Using 1 Corinthians 3 as the anchor, the message calls for transformation from carnality to Christlikeness through practical steps and spiritual growth. Verses: 1 Corinth...

Step into your destiny by letting go of the past and embracing the promises God has already prepared for you. Pastor Lee Jenkins unpacks Joshua 1 to show how courage, obedience, and faith are essential for walking into the purpose God has ordained. Through powerful illustrations and biblical truths, listeners are encouraged to move forward boldly in 2026. Verses: Joshua 1:1–9, Luke 9:62 Key Points...

Leave behind the baggage of 2025 and step boldly into the promises of 2026. Pastor Lee Jenkins launches the Forward series with a powerful message urging believers to release the past, reach for what lies ahead, and press toward their God-given purpose. Drawing from Philippians 3, this sermon offers practical and spiritual insight for starting the new year with clarity and commitment. Verses: Phil...

Christmas is not an improvisation but the fulfillment of God's divine plan. Pastor Lee Jenkins uses the birth of Jesus to illustrate how God births purpose in us and what we must do once that purpose is born. Through biblical prophecy and practical application, listeners are challenged to make room, protect, nurture, and ultimately present their God-given assignments back to Him. Verses: Isaiah 9:...

How to Get Pregnant With God's Purpose explores how believers can receive and carry out divine assignments through spiritual intimacy with God. Pastor Lee Jenkins shares a personal story of being spiritually impregnated with vision and draws parallels to the miraculous conception of Jesus through Mary. The message emphasizes that purpose begins with a word from God, requires His power, and demands...

Family is under attack, but God's design for unity, love, and legacy still holds the power to transform generations. Guest speaker Elder Steve Johnson shares a heartfelt and humorous message about the importance of putting Christ at the center of our homes. Through personal stories, biblical truth, and practical steps, he challenges families to reclaim their God-given roles and become a source of...

He will be called explores the prophetic names of Jesus found in Isaiah 9:6, revealing how each title speaks to His divine nature and role in our lives. Through humor, personal testimony, and biblical insight, the guest speaker Elder Benny Tate, encourages listeners to embrace Jesus as Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, and Prince of Peace. The message reminds us that our identit...