PNEUMA Church Podcast

Jesus showed Peter that He was a man who got results, so much so that at the Lord’s command Peter and his fishermen caught an abundance of fish. This message highlights the necessity for Jesus to be behind not just the vision, the mission, or the purpose, but the strategy.

For this message, Pastor Ryan will kick off a series entitled Got Vision? Abram was a man to whom God gave a vision, but it was not just the vision that led Abram to his final destination. Pastor Ryan discusses 4 points that are imperative when accepting a God-given vision.

Samson is often associated with great physical strength but a weak Spirit. In today's message, Pastor Ryan talks about how he let go of so many things that connected him to God which eventually made him let go of God.

On this special Mother's Day podcast, we look at the story of Ruth, while not yet a mother during the time of her story, exemplified a mother's love and devotion and how God blesses her for it.

Are you giving God your best in every aspect of life? Pastor Ryan talks about the rampant Spirit of Cain that exists even within the church. But there is another way out of our weaknesses and shortcomings that God provides to every person.

This week, we welcome back special speaker Rene Sandoval where he talks about the definition of holiness and how we can continue to live a holy life before God.

Hearing the voice of God requires an alignment of Spirit. James 1:21 tells us to remove all filthiness and rampant wickedness in order for the Word to save our souls. Pastor Ryan takes a look at one Old Testament example of how that was and still is...

As we celebrate three years as an English congregation, we are visited by George Carballo, District Youth Director for the Texas Louisiana Hispanic District of the Assemblies of God.

As we close in on our three year anniversary, Pastor Ryan discusses the importance of unity in a church to dispense the full power of the Holy Spirit.

What is the significance of the cross? And what does it mean to get to the cross? Pastor Ryan answers those questions in this special Easter Sunday message. The sermon video illustration can be found at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B3OjfK0t1XM .

Today’s sermon takes a look at the unconventional life and ministry of Jesus that calls us to model a life that is unconventional.

What was the mission of Christ? Why did He come? To answer that we must first answer the question, “What is our purpose?” Once we discover the answer to that question, we can know precisely what the purpose of Christ was.

This week we welcome special guest speaker Eric Hernandez. Eric has an important ministry as an Apologist who defends the faith against skeptics and those who doubt using theology and philosophy. For more information on his ministry, visit...

Challenges are a part of life. In this message, Pastor Ryan discusses a special way of thinking of the challenges in lives of believers that is more aligned with God’s thinking of them. Pastor Ryan also welcomed missionaries from the Berega...

Have you ever missed God’s purpose for you because you thought you were living it out on your own? Pastor Ryan talks about the dangers of having good intentions and the excuses they have us make.

This week we welcome special guest speaker Rene Sandoval with a message on the Holy Spirit and the Fullness of God.

The prophet Jonah displayed an odd type of service to the city of Nineveh, one that lacked the most important ingredient to evangelism, love. In this message, Pastor Ryan discusses the importance of loving the people of the world even when it’s...

Is it a sin to be wealthy? The short answer, it can be. As Christians, many of us are familiar with sacrifice. We sacrifice our eating habits when we fast, we sacrifice time or sleep when we seek God in prayer. Yet no sacrifice is sufficient if we are clinging to the treasures of the world with nothing stored up in Heaven. In this message, Pastor Ryan discusses the sin of the rich young ruler. Was...

This message will focus on the life of Peter, one of Jesus’ most trusted and closest apostles. The most humiliating and shameful moments in his life had to have been when he betrayed his friend, his Lord, Jesus Christ. He learned from his mistakes and made the necessary adjustments to himself to be and do better than ever before. 

Today’s message takes a look at the struggle of Jacob, who reaches the point of desperation and calls out God in His promises and demands the blessing that was made to him years ago.

As we dive into 2018 with new plans, new goals, and new resolutions, very often do we fail to include the main ingredient; new strategies. This series will give 4 simple strategies we can employ to do and be better in our daily lives as students, employees or business people, leaders, husbands, wives, fathers, mothers, and most importantly, Christians.