Ps Terry Drost

In this episode Pastor Terry preaches from Exodus 33 on the glory of God as the manifest presence of the Lord. He explains the difference between anointing and glory, the importance of waiting on God instead of rushing, and how God’s presence brings rest, clarity, and transformation.

 

 

Pastor Terry welcomes guest speaker, Pastor Tom Rees. Pastor Rees digs into Ephesians' promise of "immeasurably more," urging listeners to stop sizing God by their limits and to let His power work within them. He names the common "giants" we face—guilt and shame, anxiety and insecurity, addiction, negativity, toxic relationships, and sickness—and offers hope that God can help us overcome them.

 

Pastor Terry Drost invites listeners to start 2026 with a fresh commitment to hearing God’s voice, being intentionally planted in healthy spiritual soil, and cultivating deep roots that produce lasting fruit. He shares Psalm 1 insights and a simple ABCD framework—accept responsibility, believe change is possible, clarify your goals, and don’t wait to begin.

 

Welcome to the official podcast of Pastor Terry Drost, lead pastor of Peckville Assembly of God. Join us as we change our world together. Enjoy the episode. Praise God. Amen.

Pastor Terry explores Acts 2 and preaches on the generational blessing of being baptized in the Holy Spirit, how the Spirit breaks generational curses, and practical steps families can take—model prayer, make room for God, and lay hands to impart faith and blessing to future generations.

Pastor Terry Drost explores Genesis 12 and Deuteronomy 28 to explain that God is the source of every blessing, and that believers are called to steward and share those blessings with others. With stories, humor, and practical applications, he encourages gratitude, generosity, and living as a blessing to the world through faith in Jesus Christ.

Brother Ted preaches from Romans and Mark, explaining four kinds of faith—saving, daily, special (gift), and faithfulness—and how the gospel acts as a seed that produces spiritual and practical fruit.

The episode combines teaching, personal stories of healing and provision, and a call to renewed church commitment, giving, and living by faith rather than sight.

Pastor Terry Drost welcomes Pastor Eric Deaton of City of Faith Ministries to the 2025 Camp Meetings, where Eric preaches from Mark 11:22 on simple, powerful faith. He emphasizes five truths about God—God is good, God is love, God is faithful, God is with us, and God is greater—and calls listeners to live boldly in those truths.

Eric shares vivid testimonies, including a sudden $250,000 provision and a dismissed lawsuit, and invites attendees to expect breakthrough, healing, and spiritual favor as the altar is opened for prayer.

The episode mixes practical principles, Davidic declarations, and worship to encourage believers to step into victory and global ministry opportunities.

Pastor Terry Drost walks through Psalm 23, inviting listeners to rest in Gods provision and refuse the enemy a seat at the table. He explores how God restores the soul, the tactics of spiritual attack, and the believers authority to resist lies and fear.

The episode also encourages joining small groups, prioritizing intimate time with Jesus, and living victoriously through focused prayer and Godly community.

Pastor Terry Drost preaches from Hosea 4, urging believers to live lives that please God through knowledge and obedience. He outlines practical steps—giving (tithing and generosity), serving, and prayer—and shares real testimonies of transformed lives.

The episode emphasizes spiritual growth through study and action, joining small groups, serving in ministry, and trusting God’s provision. It’s a call to move from consuming faith to active, obedient discipleship.

Pastor Terry Drost explores Acts 2:42–47 to show what a God-centered church should look like: devoted teaching, fellowship, prayer, and acts of compassion. He shares testimonies of life change, the importance of local community and service, and how the church responds to tragedy and persecution with faith, unity, and revival.