Pentecostals of Bourbon
Sermon podcasts from Pentecostals of Bourbon. For more information visit us at pentecostalsofbourbon.org. You can also follow us on Facebook by searching for Pentecostals of Bourbon.
Episodes
Chasing The Wind
On Wednesday, July 1st 2026, Dylan Cottrill's message draws us into the sobering reflections of King Solomon in Ecclesiastes, where he looks back on a life of unprecedented wealth, wisdom, and worldly success only to declare it all meaningless—like chasing after the wind. We're confronted with a challenging truth: Solomon had everything the world could offer, yet he missed what mattered most. He b
Pursue, Overtake, and Recover All
This powerful message from Bishop Mark Cottrill on Sunday, June 28th 2026 takes us into one of the most dramatic moments in King David's life, found in 1 Samuel 30, where he returns home to find his city burned, his families captured, and his own men ready to stone him. Yet in this darkest hour, God speaks three transformative words: pursue, overtake, and recover all. What's striking is that David
What Can You Give The Father Who Has Everything
On Father's Day, Sunday, June 21st, 2026, Pastor Matt Cottrill explores of the Prodigal Son from Luke 15 and challenges us to examine the direction our feet are taking us—toward God's house or toward a far country of compromise and spiritual distance. The message unpacks the devastating reality that the far country always begins with a 'give me' mentality, where we seek God's benefits without trul
Raising An Ebenezer
This message from Tony Fishel on Wednesday, June 17, 2026 centers on the concept of raising an 'Ebenezer' - a stone of remembrance that declares 'thus far the Lord has helped us.' Drawing from 1 Samuel 7:12, we're challenged to reflect on our spiritual battles and recognize that we've made it this far not by our own strength, but solely through God's faithfulness. The teaching walks us through Isr
When Giants Fall But Wounds Remain
On Sunday, June 14th 2026, Joe Lake takes us deep into the familiar story of David and Goliath, but with a transformative twist that challenges us to look beyond the giant in the valley. We discover that defeating external enemies is only the beginning of our spiritual journey. The real battle often continues long after the visible giant falls—in the wounds we carry, the relationships that hurt us
The Covenant of Peace
This message by Dylan Cottrill from Sunday, June 7th 2026 centers on God's unbreakable covenant of peace with His people, drawing from Isaiah 54:7-10 where God promises that His kindness will never depart from us. We're reminded that just as God made a covenant with Noah never to destroy the earth again, He has established an eternal covenant with us through Christ's blood. The sermon confronts th
Examining the Man in the Mirror
This message from Gene Smith on Wednesday, June 3rd 2026 challenges us to do something many of us avoid: look honestly in the mirror of God's Word and examine our hearts. Drawing from Psalm 139:23-24 and 2 Corinthians 13:5, we're confronted with the uncomfortable truth that while we're quick to judge others, we often fail to examine ourselves. The sermon uses the metaphor of a mirror throughout, r
Limping Into Victory
Bishop Mark Cottrill's message from Sunday, May 31st, 2026 centers on the transformative story of Jacob wrestling with an angel in Genesis 32, exploring how our struggles and wounds can become testimonies of victory rather than marks of defeat. We're confronted with a profound truth: everyone carries some kind of limp—whether physical, emotional, or psychological—from the battles we've fought in l
One Need
In this exploration of Luke 10:38-42 with Joe Lake from Wednesday May 27th 2026, we discover what it truly means to position ourselves at the feet of Jesus. Mary understood something profound that Martha missed in her busyness: there is one need and one need only. While Martha was distracted with serving, Mary chose to sit at the Master's feet, positioning herself in the place of humility and read
When Fire Finds a Vessel
This powerful message from Pastor Matt Cottrill on Pentecost Sunday, May 24th 2026, takes us into the heart of Pentecost, reminding us that God's desire has always been more than just dwelling with us or among us—He wants to dwell within us. Through Acts 2:1-4, we discover that the 120 people in the upper room weren't chosen because they were perfect or had everything figured out. They were ordina
Give Expecting Nothing In Return
This teaching from Gene Smith on Wednesday, May 20th, 2026 takes us deep into Luke 6:27-36, where Jesus challenges us with one of the most radical commands in Scripture: give expecting nothing in return. At the heart of this message lies a profound truth about the human heart itself. Jeremiah 17:9 reminds us that the heart is deceitful and desperately wicked, yet God promises in Ezekiel 36 to give
A Call To Faith
Tony Schuh's message from Wednesday, May 13th 2026 confronts us with a sobering question: when Christ returns, will He find faith on the earth? Starting with the Tower of Babel, we're reminded that humanity's oldest temptation is to meet God on our own terms rather than His. Those ancient builders didn't want to escape a flood—they wanted to avoid being scattered, directly disobeying God's command
Known Seen and Loved: Laying Down the Weights and Resting in His Love
First Lady Brandie Cottrill's message from Mother's Day, Sunday, May 10th 2026
From Anxiety To Peace: What God Does With Our Worries
On Wednesday, May 6th, 2026 Matt Harvey's message takes us on a transformative journey from the suffocating grip of anxiety to the liberating embrace of divine peace. At its heart lies 1 Peter 5:7-9, which calls us to cast all our cares upon God because He cares for us personally and intimately. What makes this teaching particularly compelling is its honest acknowledgment that anxiety is not a sig
Chosen To Change The Atmosphere
On Sunday, May 3rd 2026 Pastor Matt Cottrill's message centers on our divine calling to change the atmosphere wherever we find ourselves through genuine, unrestrained worship. Drawing from Mark 14:3-9, we explore the story of a woman who broke an alabaster box of precious ointment over Jesus while others sat in familiar comfort, criticizing her extravagant display. The core revelation here is prof
Mercy Rescued Me, Grave Rebuilt Me
On Wednesday, April 29th 2026 Pastor Matt Cottrill's teaching draws a crucial distinction between two of God's most profound attributes: mercy and grace. While we often use these terms interchangeably, they represent distinct yet inseparable works in our spiritual journey. Mercy is God withholding what we deserve—the judgment and condemnation our sins have earned. Grace, on the other hand, is God
Dancing On The Grave I Once Lived In
Gene Smith's message from Sunday, April 24th 2026
Take Heed
On Wednesday, April 22nd, 2026, Pastor Matt Cottrill challenges us to examine the sharpness of our spiritual walk through the lens of Hebrews 2:1, which warns us to give earnest heed to what we've heard lest we let it slip. The central question posed is both convicting and necessary: Are we as spiritually sharp today as we've been in previous seasons? The message uses the brilliant illustration of
Youth Led Service
Youth Led Service from Sunday, April 19th 2026
Grasshoppers Don't Eat Grapes
On Wednesday, April 15th 2026, Tony Fishel takes us deep into Numbers 13, where twelve spies were sent to scout the Promised Land. While all twelve saw the same incredible blessings—grapes so large it took two men to carry them, land flowing with milk and honey—only two came back with faith. The contrast is striking: ten spies saw giants and felt like grasshoppers, while Caleb and Joshua saw God's
The Hope That Is Set Before Us
This powerful message from Bishop Mark Cottrill on Sunday, April 12th 2026 confronts us with an urgent reality: we are living in unprecedented times where prophetic events unfold before our eyes daily. Drawing from Matthew 24, we're reminded of the three crucial questions the disciples asked Jesus about the destruction of the temple, the signs of His coming, and the end of the world. The sermon em
What To Do When You Are Surrounded By a Bunch of Bull
Joe Lake's exploration from Wednesday, April 8th 2026, takes us deep into Psalm 22, the very passage Jesus quoted from the cross when He cried out, 'My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?' We discover that this wasn't just a random expression of anguish, but a deliberate reference to an entire messianic psalm that prophetically describes the crucifixion in stunning detail. The teaching unveils
The Resurrection Changes Everything
On Sunday, April 5th 2026, Pastor Matt Cottrill's message takes us beyond the familiar Easter story to confront the weight of what actually happened at Calvary and the empty tomb. We're reminded that Jesus didn't die for some anonymous crowd of sinners; He saw each of us individually, carrying our specific failures, shame, and rebellion as He hung on that cross. The cross reveals both the ugliness
The Final Five Days
What would we do if we only had five days left? This powerful question cuts through every distraction and brings our priorities into sharp focus. Pastor Matt Cottrill on Sunday, March 29th 2026, draws from John 12:12-13 and the events of Palm Sunday, we're confronted with the reality that Jesus entered Jerusalem knowing exactly how much time He had remaining—just five days until the cross. While c
Kept By God
This exploration by Tony Fishel on Wednesday, March 25th 2026, of the ancient Aaronic blessing from Numbers 6:24-26 reveals that we serve a God who doesn't just wish us well from a distance, but actively bends down to enrich our lives. These 32 words, spoken over 3,400 years ago, carry the same transformative power today. The Hebrew word 'barak' teaches us that when God blesses, He's not simply of
Praise In The Pressure
In a world suffocating under pressure, we discover an ancient weapon that still breaks chains today: praise. This message by Pastor Matt Cottrill on Sunday, March 22nd, 2026 confronts our modern reality head-on, acknowledging the crushing weight of anxiety, endless digital distractions, and global instability that characterizes our generation. Yet it reveals a profound truth from 2 Chronicles 20:2
Don't Forget About God
This teaching by Bishop Mark Cottrill on Wednesday March 18th 2026 centers on a profound truth we often overlook in our daily struggles: God already knows what He's going to do in our situations before we even recognize there's a problem. Drawing from John 6:5-13, where Jesus feeds the multitudes with five loaves and two fish, we discover something remarkable in verse 6—Jesus asked Philip how they
Wait...I Know a Man!
This message from Gene Smith on Sunday March 15th 2026 centers on a transformative truth: the difference between knowing OF someone and truly KNOWING them. We explore how our relationship with Jesus moves from distant awareness to intimate connection through personal encounter. The sermon draws from Matthew 14:18-21, where Jesus feeds five thousand people with just five loaves and two fish, demons
The Overcoming Church
In a world that constantly tells us the church is dying, this message by Pastor Matt Cottrill on Sunday, March 8th 2026, reminds us of an undeniable truth: we are part of an overcoming, victorious church that cannot be defeated. Drawing from Ephesians 3:11-21 and Romans 8:34-39, we're challenged to see ourselves not as survivors barely holding on, but as conquerors operating in supernatural power.
Am I Known?
John Faulkner's message from Wednesday March 4th 2026 confronts us with one of Scripture's most sobering warnings: the reality that many who believe themselves to be saved will hear Jesus say, 'I never knew you.' Drawing from Matthew 25's parable of the ten virgins, we discover that the issue was never about oil or preparedness in a superficial sense. The Greek translation reveals something far mo
Preserve The Oil
Pastor Matt Cottrill's message from Sunday, March 1st 2026
Love Is Not Love
We often throw around the word 'love' without truly understanding what we mean by it. This powerful exploration of 1 Corinthians 13 by Tony Schuh on Wednesday, February 25th 2026, reveals a truth that challenges our modern assumptions: love is not just love. The Greek language gives us five distinct words for what we simply call 'love' - from eros (romantic passion) to philia (friendship) to storg
Playtime Is Over
In this message from Sunday, February 22nd, 2026, Gene Smith0 confronts us with an uncomfortable truth: we can attend church, sing worship songs, and even serve in ministry while still living in spiritual complacency. Drawing from Isaiah 14 and Hebrews 2, we're reminded that ignoring such great salvation comes with eternal consequences. The sermon challenges us to examine whether we've been playin
Lay It Down Before It Weighs You Down
This powerful message from Matt Harvey on Wednesday, February 11th 2026, invites us to examine what we're carrying in the metaphorical bags of our lives. Drawing from Hebrews 12:1-2, we're challenged to identify the weights and sins that slow our spiritual journey. The sermon uses relatable imagery of everyday carry items and how they change with our circumstances, yet we often hold onto things th
A Debt I Cannot Repay
This powerful message from Aaron Lane on Sunday, February 8th 2026, confronts us with a profound truth: we all carry a debt we cannot repay. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 6:19-20, we're reminded that our bodies are temples of the Holy Spirit and that we've been bought with a price—the precious blood of Jesus Christ. The sermon explores the ancient practice of slavery to help us understand our spiritu
The Three Witnesses on Earth
Have you ever wondered why the plan of salvation isn't just a random formula, but rather a profound pattern woven throughout all of Scripture? This powerful teaching from Wednesday, February 4th 2026, Trace Schuh takes us on a journey through the blood, water, and spirit—three witnesses of God on earth that appear from Genesis to Revelation. We discover that what happened on the Day of Pentecost w
Joy In The Middle of the Night
In this powerful message from our second session on Sunday, February 1st 2026, Pastor Matt Cottrill takes us into Acts chapter 20, where we encounter a story that speaks directly to our moments of spiritual exhaustion. We find ourselves in Troas, where Paul preaches until midnight to believers who have gathered for worship. In this ordinary church service, something extraordinary happens—a young m
Informed Not Inflamed: Guarding Our Witness In A Divided World
In a world that never stops shouting, we're challenged to examine whether we're being informed or inflamed by the constant noise around us. In this message from Wednesday, January 28th 2026 Pastor Matt Cottrill draws from Romans 12:2, where we're reminded that awareness and conformity are vastly different—we can observe the world without absorbing its spirit. The powerful imagery of thermostats ve
Take Me To The Rock
This message from our service on Sunday, January 25th 2026 challenges us to examine the foundation upon which we're building our lives. Joe Lake draws from Jesus' parable of the wise and foolish builders in Matthew 7, we're confronted with a sobering truth: storms are inevitable, but survival depends entirely on what we've built upon. The sermon uses the striking imagery of La Jument lighthouse in
This Is A Bible, It Will Save Your Life
Dylan Cottrill's message from Wednesday January 21st, 2026In this powerful message, we confront a sobering reality: we live in a generation experiencing a spiritual famine of God's Word. Drawing from Amos 8:11-13, we're reminded that God warned of a coming famine—not of bread or water, but of hearing His Word. Today, despite having unprecedented access to Scripture, we're witnessing this prophecy
Little Is More
Pastor Matt Cottrill's message from our second session on Sunday, January 18th 2026.At the heart of this powerful message lies John the Baptist's profound declaration: 'He must increase, but I must decrease.' This isn't resignation—it's radical alignment with God's kingdom principles. We're challenged to understand that spiritual authority doesn't come through self-promotion or visibility, but thr
When The Covering Is Gone: Rebuilding The Tent Through Prayer and Fasting
Pastor Cottrill's message from our Church From Home service on Wednesday, January 14th 2026This powerful message confronts us with a penetrating question: what happens when we become so focused on what's above us that we miss what's right in front of us? Drawing from the humorous tale of Sherlock Holmes and Watson losing their tent while stargazing, we're challenged to recognize when our spiritual
Building For The Next Generation
Bishop Mark Cottrill's message from our second session on Sunday, January 11th 2026What does it mean to build for the next generation? This powerful message challenges us to see beyond our immediate needs and recognize that we stand on the foundation laid by faithful believers who came before us. Through the story of Jacob's well in John 4, we discover a profound truth: the woman at the well encou
Hearing, Believing, and Responding to the Word of God
Pastor Matt Cottrill's message from Wednesday, January 7th 2026This powerful message confronts us with a fundamental truth that transforms how we approach Scripture: God has never struggled to speak—the struggle has always been whether we will truly listen, believe, and obey. Drawing from Hebrews 4:12, we're reminded that the Word of God is living, active, and sharper than any two-edged sword, pen
The Freedom of the Cross
Pastor Matt Cottrill's message from our second session on Sunday, Jan 4th 2026This message confronts us with an uncomfortable but liberating truth: keeping Christ at the center requires more than admiration for the cross He hung on—it demands we climb onto our own. Drawing from Galatians 5:24, we're reminded that those who belong to Christ have crucified the flesh with its passions and desires. Th
Confidence To Enter and Enjoy the Fullness of Christ - Lesson Two
This message from Pastor Matt Cottrill on Wednesday, April 1st 2026, takes us deep into Revelation 22 and challenges us to move beyond momentary encounters with God into a lifestyle of constant flow. The river of living water that John saw—crystal clear and proceeding from the throne—isn't just a future heavenly feature. It represents the Holy Spirit dwelling within us right now. We're called to t
Confidence To Enter and Enjoy the Fullness of Christ - Lesson One
In this message from Wednesday March 11th 2026, Pastor Matt Cottrill challenges us to move beyond mere salvation into the fullness of relationship with God that Jesus died to provide. Drawing from Revelation 15 and Hebrews 10, we're confronted with a profound truth: many of us are saved but have never fully entered into the abundant life Christ purchased for us. The imagery of rivers of living wat
We All Come To The Well
Assistant Pastor Dillon Meadway's message from our second session on Sunday, January 5th 2025
Deception In A Land of Promise
Assistant Pastor Dillon Meadway's message from our Church of Home service on Sunday, January 12th 2025
Let The River Flow
Dustin Smith's message from our second session on Sunday, January 19th 2025
The Bridegroom is Coming
Assistant Pastor Dillon Meadway's message from our second session on Sunday, February 2nd, 2025.
Heaven Is In My View
First Lady Brandie Cottrill's message from our second session on Sunday, February 9th 2025
Put Christ Back In The Church
Pastor Matt Cottrill's message from our second session on Sunday, February 16th 2025
Unbroken Veiled in Beauty
Assistant Pastor Dillon Meadway's message from our second session on Sunday, February 23rd 2025
When Jesus Walks Into Your Temple
Tony Schuh's message from Wednesday, February 26th 2025
Let's Take A Trip
Ron Humphrey's message from our Hymns For Him service on Sunday, March 2nd 2025.
Flowing Rivers
Joe Lake's message from our second session on Sunday, March 9th 2025
The Beauty of a Walk
Tony Fishel's message from Wednesday, March 12th 2025
What Are You Seeking?
Dylan Cottrill's message from our second session on Sunday, March 16th 2025
Free Indeed
Pastor Matt Cottrill's message from our second session on Sunday, March 25th 2025
If Not Me, Then Who?
Tony Schuh's message from Wednesday March 26th 2025
Time Is Running Out
Gene Smith's message from our second session on Sunday, March 30th 2025
Build Him A Chamber In Your Wall
Pastor Matt Cottrill's message from our second session on Sunday, April 6th 2025
Break Free From The Chains of Disappointment
Steve Hoese's message from Wednesday, April 9th 2025
Gods At War
Matt Harvey's message from Wednesday April 16th 2025
Easter Sunday
Pastor Matt Cottrill's message from Easter Sunday, April 20th 2025
Don't Let The Roar Paralyze You
Tony Fishel's message from Wednesday, April 30th 2025
The Devil Tried It But God Blocked It
Gene Smith's message from our second session on Sunday, May 4th 2025
This Means War
First Lady Brandie Cottrill's message from Mother's Day, Sunday May 11th 2025
Intentional
Assistant Pastor Dillon Meadway's message from Wednesday, May 14th 2025
Youth Led Service
Our youth service from Sunday, May 18th 2025 featuring speakers Kloei Leal, Caiden Amsden, and Simeon Lake
Atonement
Joe Lake's message from Wednesday, May 21st 2025
Soldiers of the Cross
Pastor Matt Cottrill's message from our Fresh Oil service on Sunday, May 25th 2025
The Blood
Tony Fishel's message from Wednesday, May 28th 2025
These Are The Days of Elijah
Joe Lake's message from our second session on Sunday, June 1st 2025
Do You Have The Holy Ghost?
Pastor Matt Cottrill's message from our second session on Pentecost Sunday, June 8th 2025
The Art of Patience
Assistant Pastor Dillon Meadway's message from Wednesday June 11th 2025
Wake Up!
Pastor Matt Cottrill's message from Father's Day, Sunday June 15th 2025
The Power of Your Voice
Steve Hoese's message from Wednesday, June 18th 2025
Building a Church That Heaven Smiles On
Pastor Matt Cottrill's message from our second session on Sunday, June 22nd 2025
