Brother Ted preaches from Romans and Mark, explaining four kinds of faith—saving, daily, special (gift), and faithfulness—and how the gospel acts as a seed that produces spiritual and practical fruit.

The episode combines teaching, personal stories of healing and provision, and a call to renewed church commitment, giving, and living by faith rather than sight.

Pastor Terry Drost welcomes Pastor Eric Deaton of City of Faith Ministries to the 2025 Camp Meetings, where Eric preaches from Mark 11:22 on simple, powerful faith. He emphasizes five truths about God—God is good, God is love, God is faithful, God is with us, and God is greater—and calls listeners to live boldly in those truths.

Eric shares vivid testimonies, including a sudden $250,000 provision and a dismissed lawsuit, and invites attendees to expect breakthrough, healing, and spiritual favor as the altar is opened for prayer.

The episode mixes practical principles, Davidic declarations, and worship to encourage believers to step into victory and global ministry opportunities.

Pastor Terry Drost walks through Psalm 23, inviting listeners to rest in Gods provision and refuse the enemy a seat at the table. He explores how God restores the soul, the tactics of spiritual attack, and the believers authority to resist lies and fear.

The episode also encourages joining small groups, prioritizing intimate time with Jesus, and living victoriously through focused prayer and Godly community.

Pastor Terry Drost preaches from Hosea 4, urging believers to live lives that please God through knowledge and obedience. He outlines practical steps—giving (tithing and generosity), serving, and prayer—and shares real testimonies of transformed lives.

The episode emphasizes spiritual growth through study and action, joining small groups, serving in ministry, and trusting God’s provision. It’s a call to move from consuming faith to active, obedient discipleship.

Pastor Terry Drost explores Acts 2:42–47 to show what a God-centered church should look like: devoted teaching, fellowship, prayer, and acts of compassion. He shares testimonies of life change, the importance of local community and service, and how the church responds to tragedy and persecution with faith, unity, and revival.

Pastor Terry Drost breaks down 1 Samuel 17 to teach practical qualities of a giant slayer—responsibility, obedience, courage, overcoming rejection, a testimony of God’s past victories, and decisive action.

Using David and Goliath as a model, he urges listeners to confront personal giants like fear, addiction, and loss with faith, obedience, and the covering of God.

Welcome to the official podcast of Pastor Terry Drost, lead pastor of Peckville Assembly of God. Join us as we change our world together. Enjoy the episode.

Pastor Terry explores David and Goliath as a blueprint for defeating the giants in our lives—fears, habits, illness, and spiritual battles—by seeing with spiritual eyes, standing under Gods covenant, and acting in faith. Practical steps include identifying your giant, aligning with God, and taking your shot.

Welcome to the official podcast of Pastor Terry Drost of Peckville Assembly of God. In this episode Pastor Terry explores 1 Samuel 17 to show how to defeat the giants in your life—like fear, delay, discouragement, disapproval, and doubt—using faith and the tools God has already given you.

Drawing lessons from David and Goliath, he offers practical steps: remember God’s past help, use your God-given gifts, encourage yourself in the Lord, ignore dream-busters, and expect God’s help for His glory.

Enjoy the episode and be inspired to pursue the vision God has placed in your heart.

Pastor Terry Drost examines the reality of hell using Jesus’ account in Luke 16, emphasizing that people face one of two eternal destinations and urging listeners to share the gospel in love.

He outlines five types of “hell” people experience now—guilt, unrest, lust, hatred, and inner torment—shares testimonies of prayer and healing, and issues a compassionate call to receive Christ as the only way of escape.

Pastor Terry Drost delivers a powerful sermon from 2 Timothy 4:6–8 on finishing well: fighting the good fight, running the long race, and keeping the faith. He honors his parents, shares stories from his ministry, and encourages listeners to remain faithful through trials, cultural opposition, and personal loss.

The episode highlights the importance of perseverance, discipline, and community support, urging believers to trust God's guidance and aim for a legacy of faithfulness that lasts across generations.