Turning Point Church Podcast

Forgiving Is Living | Turning Point Podcast

Pastor Nathan expresses deep gratitude for God's faithfulness and consistency, emphasizing that God does not change and always responds with love and forgiveness. He encourages the congregation to recognize the importance of being equipped with the Word of God and to participate in a "rescue operation" to reach out to those in need of salvation and healing. The message highlights that true revival stems from a personal encounter with Jesus, urging individuals to be aware of their need for forgiveness and to actively engage in the work of God in their lives and communities.

Fool's Gold | Turning Point Podcast

During this podcast, Pastor Nathan advocates for genuine faith through enduring trials, referencing biblical principles that highlight the importance of perseverance. He portrays faith as more valuable than gold, inviting believers to reflect on their spiritual authenticity and dependence on God amid worldly challenges. Ultimately, the message calls for introspection, reaffirmation of faith, and community engagement as essential practices for believers.

A Turning Point Time | Turning Point Podcast

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on Luke 5, where Jesus instructs Simon Peter to cast his nets after a fruitless night of fishing, leading to an overwhelming catch. This moment symbolizes a turning point, emphasizing the importance of faith and obedience to God's word, even when circumstances seem bleak. Pastor Nathan encourages us to embrace a deeper relationship with God, moving beyond superficial faith to a transformative experience that can lead to personal and communal revival. Ultimately, the message calls for a decisive commitment to follow Jesus wholeheartedly, leaving behind distractions and embracing the mission of rescuing others through faith.

Turn To Your Neighbor Part 2 | Turning Point Podcast

In this message, Turn to Your Neighbor – Part 2, the focus is on the power of connection, encouragement, and unity within the body of Christ. The teaching reminds us that God often uses the people around us to strengthen our faith, lift our spirits, and challenge us to grow. By turning to our neighbors, both in the church and in everyday life, we practice love in action and build a community rooted in God’s Word. This message encourages listeners to be intentional about reaching out, speaking life, and standing together as we live out our faith.

Turn To Your Neighbor | Turning Point Podcast

This message challenges us to step out of comfort and fully embrace God’s calling. Using John 9 and the story of David and Goliath, it emphasizes getting our hands “dirty” in the work of Christ, loving our neighbors, and boldly living out our faith. The pastor reminds us that revival isn’t just church services—it’s a lifestyle of surrender, worship, and action. Just like David, we are called to face our giants with confidence in God, knowing that our obedience impacts future generations. The cause of Christ is the greatest cause, and now is the time to show up, stand firm, and share the hope of Jesus with the world.

Getting Your Hands Dirty

The message emphasizes that God has launched a rescue mission, calling His church to reach both sinners who are lost and sons who are asleep, by carrying His presence, stepping out in faith, and showing His love. Murfreesboro is described as a strategic place for revival, with the vision of seeing “the city we love changed by the love of Jesus.” Believers are urged not just to attend services but to bring others, live in love, and embrace God’s “better way”—obedience over sacrifice, fruitfulness over giftedness, and compassion over complacency. Drawing from the Good Samaritan and Jesus healing the blind man with mud, the message challenges the church to “get their hands dirty,” stepping into messy situations where God works miracles, and to live urgently, mobilized for mission and revival.

From Good To Better

In this powerful service, we were reminded that saying “yes” to Jesus is never wasted—He always takes our obedience and makes it more than we imagined.
📖 Key themes included:
The Best Is Yet to Come – We’re not called to live in the past, but to step into the greater things God has prepared.
A Rescue Mission – God is sending Turning Point on a mission to bring hope, freedom, and revival to our city and beyond.
Multiplication, Not Division – Just like family grows with new children, the Kingdom grows with new believers. Love and joy are multiplied, not divided.
Testimony of Faith – Pastor Johnny shared a moving story of how God asked him to “let go of the good to receive the better,” turning an old, broken bus into a miraculous blessing that fueled decades of ministry and even the planting of this church.
🔥 The message was clear: God is faithful, and He has better for you. Stay faithful with what you have, keep saying yes, and trust Him to multiply your steps into something greater.

He Has More

In this powerful message, we're reminded that God has MORE for each of us—more peace, more purpose, more hope, more healing. It’s not just about hoping for better days—it’s an invitation to live differently, to walk by faith, not just wishful thinking.
Pastor shares how "better" isn't found in circumstances, but in living by God’s ways. The message speaks to those feeling stuck, disappointed, or disillusioned—urging us not to forget what God has already done. Like stacking stones in the Old Testament, we are to remember and celebrate God’s faithfulness.
💬 "He didn’t bring us this far to leave us."🔥 "There’s always more in Him."🙌 “Say YES to the more God has for you.”
Whether you’re coming out of religion and into relationship, or waiting on breakthrough—this is a call to awaken your spirit, renew your hope, and trust that God’s not done yet.

Good Is The Enemy Of Better

God desires to move us from settling for 'good' to experiencing His 'better.' Just as the Israelites found themselves trapped in Egyptian bondage after initially going there for protection, we often become comfortable with what's merely good rather than pursuing God's best. This pattern of settling for less began in Eden and continues today when we mask our true condition with phrases like 'I'm good' or 'It's all good.' Breaking free requires repentance, sacrifice, thankfulness, obedience, desperation, faith, brokenness, and emptiness. God constantly devises ways to bring us back to Him, offering us freedom from the slavery of 'good' through surrender to His better plan.

The Deeper Life