Ed Young Radio

Fishermen are known for the stories they tell about their adventures. After every fishing trip, they recount their experience and talk about the “big one” they caught, or perhaps the one that got away. The stories are all part of remembering what happened.

In this series, Pastor Ed Young takes us back to one of the greatest fishing stories ever told. In the retelling of this adventure, we discover that when we follow Jesus with all we are, our lives – like an amazing fishing adventure – can be a fishing trip to remember.

Fishermen are known for the stories they tell about their adventures. After every fishing trip, they recount their experience and talk about the “big one” they caught, or perhaps the one that got away. The stories are all part of remembering what happened.

In this series, Pastor Ed Young takes us back to one of the greatest fishing stories ever told. In the retelling of this adventure, we discover that when we follow Jesus with all we are, our lives – like an amazing fishing adventure – can be a fishing trip to remember.

What do you need to subtract from your life? It seems like we're always talking about adding things, yet we try  to subtract carbs from our diet and strokes from our golf game. So, what about the things that God wants us to subtract?
In this message, Pastor Ed Young teaches that many of us need to add subtraction to our lives. What or who do you need to subtract from your life? The great thing is when it comes to the things of God, His math always works, He always has an amazing answer!

Every day, whether we realize it or not, we are all facing a fight. We’re thrust into the ring and forced to engage in a wrestling match we cannot avoid. The great news is that we do not have to fight alone. In this series, Pastor Ed Young begins to look at the life of one of the most prominent fighters in all of Scripture, the Old Testament patriarch Jacob. And as we unpack Jacob’s battles with his own brother, we discover that victory in our lives has more to do with our trust in God than it does our ability to fight.

Every day, whether we realize it or not, we are all facing a fight. We’re thrust into the ring and forced to engage in a wrestling match we cannot avoid. The great news is that we do not have to fight alone. In this series, Pastor Ed Young begins to look at the life of one of the most prominent fighters in all of Scripture, the Old Testament patriarch Jacob. And as we unpack Jacob’s battles with his own brother, we discover that victory in our lives has more to do with our trust in God than it does our ability to fight.

Every day, whether we realize it or not, we are all facing a fight. We’re thrust into the ring and forced to engage in a wrestling match we cannot avoid. The great news is that we do not have to fight alone. In this series, Pastor Ed Young begins to look at the life of one of the most prominent fighters in all of Scripture, the Old Testament patriarch Jacob. And as we unpack Jacob’s battles with his own brother, we discover that victory in our lives has more to do with our trust in God than it does our ability to fight.

Every day, whether we realize it or not, we are all facing a fight. We’re thrust into the ring and forced to engage in a wrestling match we cannot avoid. The great news is that we do not have to fight alone. In this series, Pastor Ed Young begins to look at the life of one of the most prominent fighters in all of Scripture, the Old Testament patriarch Jacob. And as we unpack Jacob’s battles with his own brother, we discover that victory in our lives has more to do with our trust in God than it does our ability to fight.

The Prayer of Jabez is one of the most famous prayers in the Bible. It’s also one of the most misunderstood. These 26 words will revolutionize how we talk to God. Join us for the next 21 days in praying this powerful prayer. We look forward to hearing about what God will do in and through your life.

Using the game of basketball as a powerful metaphor, Ed Young gives four great handles to help full court followers of Christ win over trials in the game of life.

Using the game of basketball as a powerful metaphor, Ed Young gives four great handles to help full court followers of Christ win over trials in the game of life.