Warm sermons for faith in motion.
Linc Church Podcast is built around warm, direct sermons from a growing church community. Recent messages move from Good Friday and Resurrection Sunday into series on knowing God, grace, overflow, freedom, purpose, and spiritual momentum.
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Linc Church Podcast is a feed of Christian church messages with a strong emphasis on scripture, spiritual growth, and lived response. The tone is warm, direct, and expectant. Recent episodes move through the Easter season with Palm Sunday, Good Friday, Resurrection Sunday, and the follow-on Come Alive and Overflow series. Jesus is the clear center. The sermons return often to the cross, the resurrection, grace, healing, faith, and the call to move forward rather than stay comfortable. The style is not detached. It sounds like preaching meant for a room of people who may be new to church, returning after distance, or trying to make sense of what faith asks of them now. Biblical texts from Luke, Mark, Romans, and Ephesians become launch points for present-day questions. What does it mean to return every day? What happens when theology is known but the heart is still broken? What if grace is not only forgiveness, but overflow into every part of life? The messages often build in waves. A scripture is read, a phrase is repeated, an image widens, and the sermon lands in prayer, invitation, or challenge. Dylan Jahnig appears frequently across its episodes, with messages on knowing God, Good Friday, Palm Sunday, mission, and the need for a second touch. Tes Jahnig brings a similar warmth to faith, hearing the Word, and reaching for Jesus. Jarrod Eder frames Resurrection Sunday around return, and Mark Slevin brings humor and encouragement to obedience, capacity, and watching God work. The show fits listeners who want contemporary church preaching with emotional immediacy and a clear devotional aim. It is less about theological debate than formation. Its recurring question is what belief looks like when it becomes trust, movement, and purpose.
Made for: Suited to Christians, church newcomers, and spiritually curious listeners who want contemporary preaching grounded in scripture and practical response. It especially fits those drawn to messages about grace, purpose, healing, and returning to faith.
What sets it apart: Its strength is the live-room urgency: biblical passages are carried into present-tense questions about obedience, brokenness, growth, and encounter. The feed feels pastoral and immediate rather than studio-smooth.
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Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Linc Church Podcast turns Gospel narratives into energetic, prayerful guidance about faith, healing, obedience and life inside a church community.
Linc Church Podcast carries the movement of a church service into audio. Messages from Dylan Jahnig, Mark Slevin and Tes Jahnig begin with room-level welcomes and community context, then turn biblical narratives toward faith, healing and obedience before closing in prayer or…
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A warm sermon on desperate faith reaching toward Jesus and grace restoring more than the immediate wound.
Reaching For Overflow revisits the familiar scene of a woman pressing through a crowd toward Jesus and turns it into a theology of desperate faith.
A focused sermon on the second touch, clearer sight, and God's continuing work.
Mark 8's blind man at Bethsaida frames this single-episode review around a clear pastoral hope: Jesus may have more to do after the first glimpse.
A warm sermon turns five loaves and two fish into a grounded call to notice what faith has already placed in hand.
The review centers on Jesus asking the disciples to feed the crowd, then follows five loaves and two fish into a clear reflection on prayer, obedience, and the resources already in hand.
A Christian testimony connects personal insecurity, business ownership, and educational mission.
"Only One Story Worth Telling" traces Bertie's path from a childhood marked by emotional distance to a restless hunt for approval, then into a Christian understanding of obedience in business.
A Christmas sermon that moves from wilderness risk to a citywide prayer for light, life, and peace.
Christmas is framed less as a date on the calendar than as a shared atmosphere of welcome, prayer, and renewal. Dylan Jahnig begins by greeting visitors, noticing the church's seasonal refresh, and asking that the weeks ahead would refresh people inwardly.
Two Bible translators unpack Scripture's hardest passages, from Revelation's 666 to the Witch of Endor.
Live sermons with Easter-shaped urgency.
Bertie Lourens shares his journey from a reckless youth to founding Waste Plan, a waste management business.
Pastor Dylan Jahnig of Linc Church opens the Christmas series 'Everlasting Father' with a sermon on Isaiah 9 and John 1.
Dyl and Tes Jahnig discuss the concept of sanctuary as a place of peace and God's presence, sharing a personal encounter that inspired their church community's vision.
Pastor introduces a new sermon series called 'Come Alive' focused on knowing God, finding freedom, discovering purpose, and making a difference, based on Ephesians 1.
A sermon on Resurrection Sunday urging listeners to return their hearts to Jesus daily, using Luke 24 as a basis.
Dylan Jahnig, a pastor at Linc Church, uses John 19's 'It is finished' and Mark 15's story of Barabbas to argue that a person's relationship with God 'doesn't rely on how you're doing with God.' He explains that 'Bar-Abba' means 'son of the father,' so the crowd chose 'the wrong son' over Jesus.
Dylan Jahnig of Linc Church argues that the 'triumphant entry' should be called by that name rather than 'Palm Sunday,' because Jesus 'wasn't just entering a city, He was confronting a culture.' He contrasts Pontius Pilate's cavalry entering one side of Jerusalem with Jesus on a never-ridden colt entering the other, where crowds sang 'Hosanna' instead of retreating in fear.
A sermon on Mark 8 about Peter's confession of Christ and Jesus' call to deny oneself and take up the cross.
Tes Jahnig’s “Reaching For Overflow” sermon in the Linc Church Podcast examines the Gospel story of a woman who suffered bleeding for 12 years, spent everything on doctors, and reached for Jesus in a crowd.
Dylan Jahnig preaches from Mark 8 on the healing of the blind man at Bethsaida, calling the story 'A Second Touch' and linking it to Linc Church's 'Overflow' series.
["The Linc Church Podcast episode \"Watch Him Work - Mark Slevin (Overflow Series)\" centers on Mark 6, where Jesus feeds a crowd with five loaves and two fish after the disciples say it is \"very late.\"", "Mark Slevin says grace is \"a person\" named Jesus, and he contrasts prayer that names problems with prayer that says \"your kingdom come\" and \"yours will be done on earth as it is in heaven.\"", "An anvil, a farrier, and the Huguenots in France become his image for Scripture, including the line that \"the hammer will blow, but the anvil will still stand.\"", "Tony Robbins, a Thanksgiving turkey, and a Chipotle meal with his son Jayma let him argue that provision grows when people bring what they already have to God."]
Dyl and Tes Jahnig host Thanksgiving Sunday, celebrating a year of community food distribution and God's faithfulness.
Dylan Jahnig interviews Jilly McMillan and Andre Barnard about bulletproofing your marriage, discussing intimacy, vulnerability, and practical challenges.
A pastor discusses the importance of unseen preparation and excellence, using the story of David and Goliath to illustrate how preparation reveals one's heart.
Dyl and Tes Jahnig discuss how prioritizing family and community allows God's voice to be heard more clearly, sharing personal stories from a family trip.