All People Podcast
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Dust Pt.4 | Pastor Josh Roberts | All People
05/18/2026
Dust Pt.4 | Pastor Josh Roberts | All People
This week at All People, Pastor Josh Roberts concludes Dust, emphasizing that true discipleship requires moving beyond mere church attendance to active spiritual multiplication. Drawing from the biblical narrative of Elijah and Elisha, the message illustrates how a follower must eventually pick up the mantle of their mentor, transitioning from a student who receives to a leader who carries divine authority and responsibility. The central theme, "May you be covered in the dust of your rabbi," serves as a call for believers to remain in such close proximity to Jesus that his character and power naturally transfer to them and, subsequently, to those they lead. Ultimately, the sermon challenges the congregation to become disciple-makers who ensure the mission of the Gospel continues through their own boldness and sacrifice.
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Dust Pt.3 | Pastor Josh Roberts | All People
05/14/2026
Dust Pt.3 | Pastor Josh Roberts | All People
This week at All People, Pastor Josh encourages believers to transition from passive observation to active obedience in their spiritual journeys. Drawing from the Jewish blessing of being "covered in the dust of your rabbi," the text explores the narrative of Peter walking on water to illustrate that true transformation requires movement rather than just acquiring information. The teaching emphasizes that Jesus calls those who are often overlooked—the "ordinary dudes"—and empowers them to do what He did by taking on His "yoke" of interpretation and action. Ultimately, he challenges the congregation to identify their own "steps of faith," such as financial generosity, forgiveness, or vocational shifts, asserting that one moment of obedience teaches more than a lifetime of watching from the safety of the boat.
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Pastor Chip Judd | All People
05/06/2026
Pastor Chip Judd | All People
This week at All People, Pastor Josh Roberts introduces Chip Judd as a new overseer and mentor for All People church, framing the relationship as a vital partnership for long-term soul health and ministry integrity. Judd, a veteran counselor and pastor, shares his personal story of resilience following a double lung transplant and offers a framework for spiritual longevity built on hunger for God and compassion for people. He provides a psychological and spiritual tool for self-understanding, explaining that our struggles are often shaped by multigenerational predispositions and early life imprints rather than mere personal failure. Ultimately, the message encourages listeners to view themselves and others through a filter of grace, arguing that understanding one’s own story is the first step toward living a life defined by transformative love.
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Dust Pt.2 | Pastor Josh Roberts | All People
04/30/2026
Dust Pt.2 | Pastor Josh Roberts | All People
This week at All People, Pastor Josh explores the concept of spiritual apprenticeship by emphasizing that true discipleship results in visible life transformation rather than mere intellectual knowledge. By utilizing the metaphor of a yoke, he illustrates how being linked to Jesus allows a believer to distribute their heavy burdens and move in alignment with a stronger leader. The narrative centers on the idea that followers should be covered in the dust of their rabbi, meaning their proximity to Christ should leave an evident residue on their character and actions. Ultimately, the message serves as a call for listeners to evaluate who they are yolked to, urging them to transition from being passive consumers of religion to active participants in the unforced rhythms of grace.
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Dust Pt.1 | Pastor Josh Roberts | All People
04/19/2026
Dust Pt.1 | Pastor Josh Roberts | All People
This week at All People, Pastor Josh introduces a new teaching series titled Dust, which focuses on examining the biblical account in Acts 4, he highlights how the religious elite were astonished by the boldness of ordinary men like Peter and John, recognizing their authority stemmed from the fact that they had been with Jesus. The message emphasizes that true spiritual growth is not about accumulating information but about relational formation, encouraging followers to stay so close to Christ that they are figuratively covered in the dust of His footsteps. Ultimately, the text serves as a call to action for the "underdogs" and the "unqualified" to embrace a commitment to the Lord that manifests in consistent church attendance, active service, and a life that visibly reflects the character of Jesus to the world.
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Baptism | Pastor Josh Roberts | All People
04/17/2026
Baptism | Pastor Josh Roberts | All People
This week at All People, Baptism Sunday serves as a call for believers to undergo water baptism as a fundamental step in their spiritual journey. Pastor Josh frames the act not as an advanced theological milestone, but as a basic foundation of Christianity that signals a shift in one’s personal identity and public commitment to Jesus. By weaving in a personal narrative about a pivotal career decision in his youth, he illustrates how missing a "God moment" can alter one's destiny, urging the audience to choose immediate obedience over hesitation. The message concludes by inviting congregants to move beyond excuses such as waiting for family or feeling unprepared to embrace a new life in Christ through this symbolic public declaration.
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Easter | Pastor Josh Roberts | All People
04/05/2026
Easter | Pastor Josh Roberts | All People
This week at All People, Pastor Josh talks about receipts the modern slang for "proof" and the common frustration of tracking physical expenses to explain that God is not keeping a tally of human failure. He explores the Greek term "Tetelestai," meaning "it is finished," to demonstrate that Jesus’s sacrifice served as a legal and spiritual cancellation of debt that requires no further payment from the believer. By connecting the crucifixion to the concept of a transaction paid in full, the speaker encourages his audience to release their feelings of shame and guilt. Ultimately, the message asserts that the resurrection serves as the final proof that the payment was processed, liberating people from the need to carry the weight of their past mistakes.
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Missio Dei Pt.3 | Pastor Josh Roberts | All People
03/31/2026
Missio Dei Pt.3 | Pastor Josh Roberts | All People
This week at All People, Pastor Josh opens by celebrating the successful launch of a new location in Lowell, highlighting how radical generosity and financial "seeds" allowed the congregation to provide significant monetary gifts to local civic organizations and emergency services. Central to the message is the idea that every believer is empowered and sent on a specific assignment, moving away from the church as a physical building toward the church as a living organism active in the community. By sharing personal stories of struggle and mentorship, he emphasizes that someone is always waiting for an invitation or a word of hope, urging the audience to identify specific individuals by name rather than viewing "the lost" as a general category. Ultimately, the text serves as a call to action for congregants to dream big and live bold, casting a vision for a multi-generational revival fueled by personal invitations and the upcoming Easter celebration.
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Pastor Norm Dubois | All People
03/24/2026
Pastor Norm Dubois | All People
This week at All People, Pastor Norm delivers an encouraging sermon centered on the transformative power of knowing Jesus personally rather than merely knowing about Him. He structures his message around the biblical account of the wedding at Cana, identifying active obedience and persistent prayer as the primary catalysts for experiencing modern-day miracles. He emphasizes that while becoming a Christian is a singular step of surrender, a fulfilling faith requires a lifelong commitment to pressing into God's presence and refusing to let past disappointments define one's future. Ultimately, the text serves as a call to spiritual revival, urging the congregation to move beyond routine religion to represent the character and mission of Jesus in their local communities.
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Missio Dei Pt.2 | Pastor Josh Roberts | All People
03/21/2026
Missio Dei Pt.2 | Pastor Josh Roberts | All People
This week at All People, Pastor Josh Roberts explores the concept of Missio Dei, or the mission of God, by asserting that every believer is divinely positioned rather than randomly placed in their current circumstances. He uses the Gospel of John to argue that Jesus did not pray for followers to be removed from the world, but rather commissioned them to act as missionaries within their daily workplaces and neighborhoods. Through personal anecdotes about a unique job at a printing company and the expansion of a local church, He highlights the harvest urgency required to reach the lost in modern society. Ultimately, the message serves as a call to action, urging the congregation to embrace their roles as harvesters and extend personal invitations to others as a form of spiritual service.
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Missio Dei Pt.1 | Pastor Josh Roberts | All People
03/09/2026
Missio Dei Pt.1 | Pastor Josh Roberts | All People
This week at All People, Pastor Josh introduces a new teaching series titled Missio Dei, a Latin phrase representing the mission of God. By referencing the baptism of Jesus, he illustrates how the Holy Spirit serves as a symbol of accessibility and peace, signaling that the divine mission is an inclusive invitation for ordinary people rather than an elite calling. He challenges his congregation to move beyond being casual observers and instead enlist as active participants who view their daily lives, families, and jobs as strategic assignments. Ultimately, the message serves as a passionate call to action, urging believers to live with intentionality and utilize upcoming events like Easter to reconcile others to Christ.
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Pastor Anthony Milas | All People
03/02/2026
Pastor Anthony Milas | All People
This week at All People, guest speaker Anthony Milas emphasizes that the local church is not merely an organization for members, but a spiritual family where believers "lock arms" to exalt the glory of God. Drawing from the biblical narrative of creation and the fall, Milas explains that while humanity is naturally lost and separated from God due to sin, Jesus Christ provides a strong and trustworthy anchor that transforms wishful thinking into a "perfectly sure" expectation. He challenges the congregation to transition from being passive recipients of grace to active hope dealers who use their daily lives to demonstrate the redeeming power of the Gospel. By inviting listeners to believe and accept the gift of salvation, the message aims to turn "disaster pieces into masterpieces" and inspire a community that refuses to keep the hope of Jesus a secret.
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Battle Ready Pt.8 | Pastor Josh Roberts | All People
02/23/2026
Battle Ready Pt.8 | Pastor Josh Roberts | All People
This week at All People, Pastor Josh concludes “Battle Ready” which is the installment of an eight-week series focused on spiritual fortitude. He utilizes the metaphor of the armor of God from Ephesians 6 to exhort his congregation to transition from passive listeners to active warriors prepared for modern spiritual conflicts. By detailing specific defensive and offensive tools—such as the belt of truth, the shield of faith, and the spear of prayer—the message emphasizes that believers must remain anchored in divine truth to withstand societal divisions and personal adversity. Ultimately, the text functions as a communal call to action, urging the audience to steward a move of God through consistent prayer and a commitment to standing firm against opposing forces.
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Battle Ready Pt.7 | Pastor Josh Roberts | All People
02/17/2026
Battle Ready Pt.7 | Pastor Josh Roberts | All People
This week at All People, Pastor Josh outlines the transition from a defensive spiritual posture to an offensive strategy aimed at reclaiming territory from the enemy. He identifies the Sword of the Spirit as the unique piece of the "armor of God" designed for advancement rather than just protection, emphasizing that believers must move beyond merely holding their ground to actively pushing back spiritual darkness. The text highlights a crucial distinction between Logos (written word) and Rhema (spoken, activated revelation), arguing that the Bible only becomes a potent weapon when it is declared in faith through vocal proclamation. Using the historical analogy of trench warfare, he warns against "freezing" with a weapon in hand, urging his congregation to unheathe the Word of God to address close-quarter battles in their minds, finances, and relationships. Ultimately, the message serves as a call to partnership with the Holy Spirit, who authors and activates the Word, enabling believers to wield divine power through their own speech.
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Battle Ready Pt.6 | Pastor Stephanie Roberts | All People
02/08/2026
Battle Ready Pt.6 | Pastor Stephanie Roberts | All People
This week at All People, Pastor Stephanie explores the spiritual significance of the helmet of salvation as part of a broader series on the armor of God. The message defines salvation not just as an entry point to heaven, but as a continuous process involving justification by faith and the ongoing work of sanctification to renew the mind. Central to the talk is the idea that the mind is the control center for a person’s identity and actions, making it the primary target for the enemy’s deception and condemnation. By choosing to wear this spiritual helmet, believers are encouraged to protect their thoughts with biblical hope and to filter their reality through the truth of God's word rather than their own emotions or external influences. She challenges the audience to replace false narratives with a confident expectation of God’s promises, transforming their lives into a visible reflection of their divine allegiance.
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Battle Ready Pt.5 | Pastor Josh Roberts | All People
02/03/2026
Battle Ready Pt.5 | Pastor Josh Roberts | All People
This week at All People, Pastor Josh celebrates the expansion of All People church to a permanent location in Lowell while introducing a spiritual framework for mental resilience. The core of the discourse focuses on the Armor of God, specifically the shield of faith, which he describes as a defensive tool used to extinguish the fiery darts of intrusive, negative thoughts. He argues that most spiritual battles are internal rather than external, occurring within the mind and heart through a progression of fear, anxiety, and doubt. By advocating for a saturated life in Scripture, the text emphasizes that believers must fight thoughts with words and remain connected to community and small groups to stand firm against psychological and spiritual adversity.
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Battle Ready Pt.4 | Pastor Josh Roberts | All People
01/31/2026
Battle Ready Pt.4 | Pastor Josh Roberts | All People
This week at All People, Pastor Josh serves a spiritual manual for maintaining inner stability amidst the pressures and transitions of life by exploring the shoes of peace within the armor of God. Using the metaphorical "cleats" of Roman soldiers, he explains that biblical peace is not a passive emotion but a ready stance and a state of wholeness and alignment that keeps a person upright during conflict. Through personal anecdotes of job loss, family divorce, and physical slips, the text emphasizes that peace must be put on before the battle starts to prevent subtle drifts into anxiety and fear. Ultimately, the message encourages listeners to convert worry into specific prayer and to trust in the supernatural peace of Christ, which guards the heart and mind even when circumstances make no sense.
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Battle Ready Pt.3 | Pastor Larissa Wrabel | All People
01/21/2026
Battle Ready Pt.3 | Pastor Larissa Wrabel | All People
What does it mean to wear the breastplate of righteousness? In this message, Larissa shares how righteousness isn’t something we earn—it’s something we receive through faith in Jesus. Through personal stories and Scripture, she explains how legalism and shame weaken believers, and how God’s righteousness protects our hearts, restores courage, and transforms our identity. You’ll learn: Why righteousness is about identity, not performance How the enemy uses guilt and self-righteousness Why God’s presence matters more than good works How wearing righteousness helps us stand firm and shine Larissa also invites new believers to respond to Jesus and encourages the church to join 21 Days of Prayer & Fasting.
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Battle Ready Pt.2 | Pastor Josh Roberts | All People
01/11/2026
Battle Ready Pt.2 | Pastor Josh Roberts | All People
This week at All People, Pastor Josh serves a call to spiritual vigilance, emphasizing that believers are currently engaged in a unseen battle that requires them to be battle ready by putting on the armor of God. Using the historical context of the apostle Paul’s imprisonment, he explains that the belt of truth is the essential first piece of armor because it provides the stability and foundation necessary to hold all other equipment in place. He warns that when God’s word is no longer the supreme authority in one's life, a person becomes spiritually unstable, prone to the distractions of culture and the deceptive influences of social media. Ultimately, he encourages the congregation to anchor themselves in scriptural truth to avoid moral slipping and to stand firm against the enemy's schemes in the modern world.
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Battle Ready Pt.1 | Pastor Josh Roberts | All People Lowell
01/07/2026
Battle Ready Pt.1 | Pastor Josh Roberts | All People Lowell
This week at All People Lowell, Pastor Josh Roberts addresses the All People congregation to announce a new season of church planting while preparing them for the spiritual battle that accompanies growth. Using the historical context of Pearl Harbor, he illustrates the danger of being unaware of an existing conflict, urging believers to recognize that their struggles are often supernatural rather than physical. He interprets the armor of God from Ephesians 6 not as a metaphor for comfort, but as a mandatory tool for taking a stand against the enemy's schemes during times of transition. By sharing a personal story of overcoming sudden illness through prayer and biblical declaration, he encourages his audience to shift from a posture of defeat to one of divine authority. Ultimately, the message serves as a call to vigilance and faith, challenging the community to remain battle ready as they expand their mission into the city of Lowell.
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Battle Ready Pt.1 | Pastor Stephanie Roberts | All People
01/04/2026
Battle Ready Pt.1 | Pastor Stephanie Roberts | All People
This week at All People , Pastor Stephanie Roberts introduces a series entitled Battle Ready, which focuses on the spiritual protection offered by the armor of God found in Ephesians 6. She argues that believers must shift from an earthly perspective rooted in temporary emotions and human conflict to a heavenly perspective that recognizes life’s struggles as an unseen spiritual war. By emphasizing that the goal of the armor is to stand firm rather than to strive for a victory already won by Jesus, She encourages her audience to respond to opposition with biblical truth and kindness instead of fleshly reactions. Ultimately, the text serves as a call to renew the mind through Scripture, inviting the community to prepare for a new season of ministry and a physical move to a new church facility in Lowell.
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Christmas Pt.1 | Pastor Josh Roberts | All People
12/15/2025
Christmas Pt.1 | Pastor Josh Roberts | All People
This week at All People, Pastor Josh celebrates the Christmas season by focusing on the core meaning of the birth of Jesus Christ. He begins by updating the congregation on their church's successful launch in Lowell, Massachusetts, highlighting the community's "radical generosity" and sharing testimonies of faith and miraculous provision. The central theme revolves around a reading from Luke 2:8-20, using the Williams translation, to emphasize three key points about the Christmas message: that God brings "good news for all people," that God makes "salvation personal," and that God sends "ordinary people to spread an extraordinary message." He urges the congregation to become personal "rescuers"—like the shepherds in the Biblical account—by moving beyond seeing Christmas as merely a season and instead embracing it as a "story" they are privileged to share with a world desperate for hope.
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Radical Generosity Pt.4 | Pastor Josh Roberts | All People
12/09/2025
Radical Generosity Pt.4 | Pastor Josh Roberts | All People
This week at All People, Pastor Josh embraces radical generosity as a form of stewarding the move of God, emphasizing that their giving is not merely for church programs but for the salvation and transformation of lost people. He details how this generosity is aimed at two main goals: investing in generations through a major renovation and expansion of the children's ministry space in North Reading, and expanding into new territories by officially launching a new permanent campus in Lowell, Massachusetts. This expansion, a year after a faith-stretching offering, is presented as an act of obedience to God’s call to "enlarge the place of your tent," illustrating that faith in action precedes the promised miracle of growth. Ultimately, the message is a call to a spiritual revolution sparked by communal, sacrificial giving.
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Radical Generosity Pt.3 | Pastor Josh Roberts | All People
11/30/2025
Radical Generosity Pt.3 | Pastor Josh Roberts | All People
This week at All People, As the church prepares to launch a new location in Lowell, Massachusetts, Pastor Josh focuses on the theme of radical generosity. He argues that true generosity must follow the example of Christ's ultimate sacrifice, requiring believers to be radical in their beliefs, worship, and stewardship before they can participate in truly transformative giving. Emphasizing that radical giving is essential for spiritual expansion, the message illustrates that this generosity must always find a name, leading to the transformation of real lives, exemplified by the moving testimony of a newly converted member named Jordan. Ultimately, the audience is challenged to prepare a radical offering that must cost something to the giver, thereby creating space for more salvations and further church growth.
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Radical Generosity Pt.2 | Pastor Josh Roberts | All People
11/23/2025
Radical Generosity Pt.2 | Pastor Josh Roberts | All People
This week at All People, Pastor Josh opens with announcements, including the exciting news of the church's transition from preview nights to the formal planting of a new church in Lowell, Massachusetts, with regular Sunday services beginning December 7th. Pastor Josh then dives into the concept of "radical generosity," asserting that God established this principle through the creation of the world and the ultimate gift of Jesus Christ (John 3:16) to restore humanity from the consequences of sin. He challenges the congregation to embrace a "radical way to live" by ceasing to keep parts of their lives—like "junk drawers" or "off limits" rooms in a house—closed off from God. This fully surrendered life is broken down into three areas for radical commitment: radical beliefs, demanding adherence to scripture over cultural norms; radical worship, defined not by Sunday singing but by a daily surrendered life following Christ's plan; and radical stewardship of time, talent, and treasure, which includes honoring God through tithing as a "training ground" for generosity.
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Radical Generosity | Pastor Josh Roberts | All People
11/16/2025
Radical Generosity | Pastor Josh Roberts | All People
This week at All People, Pastor Josh speaks on Radical Generosity, which serves as an enthusiastic and deeply personal sermon emphasizing that God is the author and originator of true unselfish giving. He introduces the topic by sharing a recent experience of being hospitalized, which he framed not as a setback, but as a setup for a comeback, reinforcing a theme of resilience through faith. He defines "radical" as "very different from the usual" and "generosity" as unselfishness and "liberality in our giving," contrasting the world's desire for improvement with the Kingdom of God's goal of a brand new life through the Gospel. Ultimately, the core message is that God always goes first—from the gift of the Garden of Eden to the ultimate sacrifice of Jesus Christ—and now, the faithful are called to steward the blessing by adopting radical generosity as their own strategic, continuous, and outward-focused move.
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Pastor Stephanie Roberts | All People
11/09/2025
Pastor Stephanie Roberts | All People
This week at All People , Pastor Stephanie begins emphasizing that nothing is a surprise to God, and sets a tone of surrender to the Holy Spirit. She addresses the chaotic and divided state of the modern world, which she asserts is foretold in scripture, characterized by self-worship and truth avoidance. She then pivots to the role of the church, defining believers as the unified body of Christ called to live differently, known for unity, love, truth, and peace. Ephesians 4 us used to illustrate the biblical blueprint for the church, emphasizing that spiritual leadership is meant to equip believers for ministry and build up the body in maturity and love. Ultimately, the sermon identifies offense as the enemy's primary weapon to cause division, explaining it as a trap that distorts vision; the antidote is viewing all situations through the lens of biblical love, which involves truth and compassion, and making an act of obedience to forgive and remain unified.
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Contend For The Faith | Bishop Brian Greene | All People
11/02/2025
Contend For The Faith | Bishop Brian Greene | All People
This week at All People, Bishop Brian Green centers on the scriptural command to "contend for the faith”. The Bishop encourages his listeners to "fight with everything you have" for their spiritual beliefs and divine promises, drawing heavily on the Epistle of Jude. He emphasizes that contending involves wrestling with challenges, arguing for blessings using God's word, and competing fiercely like an athlete who secures a crucial touchdown, exemplified by the famous football "catch." The core message is a call to tenacity and renewed passion in one's faith, urging the congregation not to grow weary or faint so they do not miss the promised blessings God is preparing, even during tough seasons of waiting and struggle.
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Ghost Stories Pt. 3 | Pastor Josh Roberts | All People
10/26/2025
Ghost Stories Pt. 3 | Pastor Josh Roberts | All People
This week at All People, Pastor Josh begins by emphasizing the importance of Christians actively engaging with the world, specifically challenging congregants to "be the light of the gospel" to their neighbors by participating in community outreach. The message is a sermon series titled "Ghost Stories," which refers to the Holy Spirit and its essential role in the believer's life, stressing that "Prayer always precedes power." The sermon repeatedly asserts that the Holy Spirit first empowers individuals privately so they can be used publicly, leading to boldness and power for the "mission" of demonstrating the gospel. This empowerment, which is continually renewed through prayer, is the driving force behind the church community.
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Ghost Stories Pt. 2 | Pastor Josh Roberts | All People
10/19/2025
Ghost Stories Pt. 2 | Pastor Josh Roberts | All People
This week All People, Pastor Josh is speaking about the role of the Holy Spirit, introduced within a sermon series titled "Ghost Stories" that redefines the term away from the spooky and toward the spiritual. The primary purpose of the message is to emphasize that the Holy Spirit is the greatest story for a believer, providing power and acting as an Advocate or Prayer Partner in their lives. He passionately encourages the congregation, including a group tuning in via watch parties, to seek the baptism of the Holy Spirit—signified by a heavenly prayer language—as a means to overcome limitations, receive divine wisdom, and be continually "charged up" for their assignments on earth, viewing this supernatural connection as a necessary lifestyle rather than a one-time event.
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