Live pulpit preaching with revival momentum.
Jesus Name Podcast is a sermon and church-service feed from First Jesus Name Church, built around live pulpit preaching. The episodes move from Bible readings into repeated exhortation, congregational praise, and direct application for faith, family, and obedience.
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Jesus Name Podcast is a sermon-forward feed built from live services at First Jesus Name Church. It carries the feel of a pulpit, not a studio. Episodes open with welcomes, clapping, praise, prayer, and a sense that the congregation is already moving before the message begins. From there, the preaching usually anchors itself in scripture and keeps returning to the central conviction until it lands with force. Isaiah 52 becomes a promise that things are going to work out for the good. 2 Corinthians 12 becomes a meditation on the thorn, weakness, and the need for fresh spiritual refreshment. Easter preaching stretches beyond one weekend, turning Good Friday, resurrection, repentance, baptism, and the infilling of the Holy Ghost into daily realities. Peter, John, and the gate called Beautiful become a challenge against sitting near church life without pressing fully into it. The show is plainspoken and emotionally charged. Its strength is momentum. Preachers repeat phrases, circle back to the text, and speak as though the room is meant to answer back. Bro. Adrian Sanford often leans into assurance, resurrection, and the nearness of the Holy Ghost. Bro. Kelly Holland brings a driving revival tone, calling for praise, expectation, obedience, and movement beyond routine religion. Pastor William Moore’s Easter message gives space to children, Sunday school labor, family instruction, and the claim that God is available to the young as well as the grown. The recordings also preserve ordinary church details: class changes, visiting preachers, Easter activities, service times, and public thanks for workers in the congregation. That makes the feed feel lived-in. It is not a tidy devotional essay. It is worship, exhortation, announcement, scripture, and response braided together in the same room. For listeners who want sermons with heat, repetition, and urgent church-service energy, Jesus Name Podcast offers a steady stream of church as it sounded when it happened.
Made for: Suited to listeners who want Christian sermons, church-service audio, and direct preaching shaped by scripture, praise, and congregational response. It especially fits those drawn to revival-style messages about the Holy Ghost, resurrection, obedience, family, and miracles.
What sets it apart: The show keeps the full live-service atmosphere intact, including welcomes, praise, prayer, room response, and announcements. That raw church texture sets it apart from cleaner sermon podcasts that isolate only the message.
Podcast by First Jesus Name Church
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Scripture, exhortation, and congregational response meet in vivid Pentecostal sermons shaped by the everyday life of a local church.
Jesus Name Podcast keeps the full pulse of services at First Jesus Name Church around its scripture-led preaching. Pastor William Moore connects discipleship with spiritual guidance and daily conduct, while Bro.
A tambourine in the devil's face: your doubts get a sermon with its sleeves rolled up.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A direct, scripture-centered sermon about praise, effort, and refusing to stay at the gate.
The sermon keeps its focus on praise, effort, and the refusal to settle for less than what God offers. It moves from Psalm chapter number one to the lame man at the gate called Beautiful, setting complaint and sideline criticism against the call to rise up and try.
A live sermon about Cana, obedience, and a miracle waiting ahead.
Brother Holland's sermon at the First Jesus St. Church of Benton keeps its focus on God's rule over the present and the certainty that the future is still in His hands.
A fervent Sunday night sermon meets doubt with praise, family hope, and trust that God can still make a way.
Brother Holland’s Sunday night message begins with the morning’s spiritual victory and follows the resistance that can rise after it. The heart of the sermon is a clash of reports: doubt, fear, and the enemy press one version of events, while faith keeps returning to God’s…
An Easter sermon turns visible religious practice into a call for God's Spirit to rule the heart.
Easter morning becomes a call to carry faith beyond worship and into the life that makes service honest. The sermon gives thanks for Christ's victory over death, honors Sister Moore and Brother Josh for their Sunday school work, notes Brother Tony and Brother Corey stepping into…
A scripture-led pulpit sermon on why Jesus' true humanity matters for salvation.
Brother Holland centers this single-episode sermon on Hebrews 2:16, pressing the claim that Jesus took on real human flesh rather than the nature of angels.
Two Bible translators unpack Scripture's hardest passages, from Revelation's 666 to the Witch of Endor.
Live sermons with Easter-shaped urgency.
Brother Kelly Holland preaches a Sunday morning sermon titled 'Touched With Feeling' at First Jesus Name Church.
Pastor William Moore delivers an Easter Sunday sermon titled 'Disciples Called And Sent' at First Jesus Name Church.
This sermon emphasizes the importance of waiting on God's promises, particularly for eternal life and direction, using Sunday school lessons and worship as context.
A sermon emphasizing that deliverance comes through faith in Jesus as the true God and intercessor, encouraging worship and recognition of salvation.
This sermon discusses spiritual freedom through the anointing, using the biblical story of Esther and Mordecai as a lesson.
In “Which Way Is It To Zion,” Bro Terry McCain uses Psalm 137 to frame Zion as the church and spiritual homecoming.
Brother Adrian Sanford preaches from Isaiah 52:9-12 on “The Rereward of Israel,” contrasting Israel’s hurried departure from Egypt with its protected return from Babylon.
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This sermon reflects on the ongoing significance of Jesus' resurrection beyond Easter, emphasizing daily spiritual renewal through repentance, baptism, and the Holy Ghost.
A pastor expresses gratitude for Sunday school teachers on Easter Sunday while emphasizing the importance of bringing children to church to experience God's love and receive spiritual guidance.
A preacher leads a congregation in worship and praise, expressing gratitude for the opportunity to minister and honor the church's pastor.
He opens in praise and sets the tone.
A religious service featuring worship, praise, and prayer directed toward God and Jesus.
Brother Holland opens with praise and victory at the First Jesus St.
The service opens with a call to welcome Brother Holland to the pulpit, then moves into worship and thanksgiving.
A Sunday morning sermon where the speaker expresses gratitude for God's protection during a flood, welcomes his family, and sets the tone for a message about patience and faith.