Truth on the Trail with Dr. Pete Pawelek

In this sermon, Dr. Pete Pawelek explores the authority of Jesus and how it empowers His disciples to fulfill the mission of God. Matthew 28:18-20 reveals that all authority in heaven and on earth belongs to Christ. But what does that mean for us today?

Pete unpacks the two aspects of sanctification: positional (our standing in Christ at salvation) and process (our daily walk of holiness) to show that a sanctified disciple is an authorized disciple.

This message examines:

- The Source of Jesus’ Authority

- The Supremacy of His Authority

- Our Submission to His Authority.

Join Pastor Pete as he dives into the power and responsibility we have as disciples mobilized under Christ’s authority.

In this sermon, Dr. Pete Pawelek explores the authority of Jesus and how it empowers His disciples to fulfill the mission of God. Matthew 28:18-20 reveals that all authority in heaven and on earth belongs to Christ. But what does that mean for us today?

Pete unpacks the two aspects of sanctification: positional (our standing in Christ at salvation) and process (our daily walk of holiness) to show that a sanctified disciple is an authorized disciple.

This message examines:

- The Source of Jesus’ Authority

- The Supremacy of His Authority

- Our Submission to His Authority.

Join Pastor Pete as he dives into the power and responsibility we have as disciples mobilized under Christ’s authority.

In this sermon, Dr. Pete Pawelek explores the authority of Jesus and how it empowers His disciples to fulfill the mission of God. Matthew 28:18-20 reveals that all authority in heaven and on earth belongs to Christ. But what does that mean for us today?

Pete unpacks the two aspects of sanctification: positional (our standing in Christ at salvation) and process (our daily walk of holiness) to show that a sanctified disciple is an authorized disciple.

This message examines:

- The Source of Jesus’ Authority

- The Supremacy of His Authority

- Our Submission to His Authority.

Join Pastor Pete as he dives into the power and responsibility we have as disciples mobilized under Christ’s authority.

In this inspiring sermon, Pastor Pete Pawelek explores the powerful role of the Holy Spirit in our lives, particularly as it relates to the mission of God. Discover how the Spirit energizes, equips, emboldens, enlightens, and exposes us, enabling us to live boldly and effectively for the Kingdom. Through captivating storytelling and practical insights, this message will ignite your faith and empower you to embrace the Mission of God with unwavering zeal and passion. Get ready to be energized and equipped as you walk in the Spirit and experience the transformative power of the Holy Spirit in your life.

“A praying church becomes a sending church.” In this powerful message, Pastor Pete Pawelek explores how something as small and ordinary as prayer can magnify the movement of God in extraordinary ways. Using Acts 13:1-4 (CSB) as the foundation, we discover how the early church in Antioch was used by God, not because of programs, personalities, or plans, but because of their posture, petition, prompting, and participation in prayer.

This sermon will challenge you to take your prayer life seriously; seek God’s will with expectation; listen for the Holy Spirit’s prompting; participate in God’s mission through prayer, giving, and going; and surrender your life fully to Jesus.

Whether you need forgiveness, salvation, or a fresh start, Jesus is ready to respond to a sincere prayer of faith.

In this inspiring sermon, Pastor Pete Pawelek explores the powerful role of the Holy Spirit in our lives, particularly as it relates to the mission of God. Discover how the Spirit energizes, equips, emboldens, enlightens, and exposes us, enabling us to live boldly and effectively for the Kingdom. Through captivating storytelling and practical insights, this message will ignite your faith and empower you to embrace the Mission of God with unwavering zeal and passion. Get ready to be energized and equipped as you walk in the Spirit and experience the transformative power of the Holy Spirit in your life.

In this thought-provoking sermon, Pastor Pete delves into the profound significance of the Great Commission. He challenges believers to move beyond merely knowing about the mission and to come to a life-changing realization of its transformative power. Through compelling storytelling and insightful analysis of Scripture, Pastor Pete illuminates the urgency and purpose of sharing the Gospel with others. This sermon is a stirring call to action, reminding us of the incredible opportunity and responsibility we have to spread the love and grace of Christ to the world.

In this thought-provoking sermon, Pastor Pete delves into the profound significance of the Great Commission. He challenges believers to move beyond merely knowing about the mission and to come to a life-changing realization of its transformative power. Through compelling storytelling and insightful analysis of Scripture, Pastor Pete illuminates the urgency and purpose of sharing the Gospel with others. This sermon is a stirring call to action, reminding us of the incredible opportunity and responsibility we have to spread the love and grace of Christ to the world.

Scripture: Exodus 34:29–35

When Moses came down from Mount Sinai after speaking with God, his face was shining, radiant with the glory of the Lord. He didn’t even realize it at first. The people saw the glow and were afraid, but Moses reassured them and shared God’s words. Afterward, he covered his face with a veil, removing it only when he returned to speak with God.

This passage is a powerful reminder that time spent in God’s presence changes us. Moses didn’t try to shine, he simply reflected the glory of the One he had been with. The transformation was visible to others, even though Moses himself was unaware.

In our own lives, we may not see the impact of our time with God immediately. But when we consistently seek Him through prayer, Scripture, and worship, His presence begins to shape us. Others may notice a peace, a joy, or a wisdom that wasn’t there before. That’s the glow of grace.

Scripture: Exodus 34:29–35

When Moses came down from Mount Sinai after speaking with God, his face was shining, radiant with the glory of the Lord. He didn’t even realize it at first. The people saw the glow and were afraid, but Moses reassured them and shared God’s words. Afterward, he covered his face with a veil, removing it only when he returned to speak with God.

This passage is a powerful reminder that time spent in God’s presence changes us. Moses didn’t try to shine, he simply reflected the glory of the One he had been with. The transformation was visible to others, even though Moses himself was unaware.

In our own lives, we may not see the impact of our time with God immediately. But when we consistently seek Him through prayer, Scripture, and worship, His presence begins to shape us. Others may notice a peace, a joy, or a wisdom that wasn’t there before. That’s the glow of grace.