Pastor Terry Drost remembers his father and shares the life lessons he learned: trust God in hard seasons, live with integrity, give generously, and reach people for Jesus. Through personal stories and Scripture (Proverbs 20 and Hebrews 11), he describes how a godly life creates a lasting family and church legacy.

This episode is a heartfelt tribute and a call to live faith that others can follow, encouraging listeners to trust God, forgive, and invite people back to the Father’s house.

Pastor Terry Drost of Peckville Assembly of God reflects on lessons learned from his godly father and walks through Titus 2:13, urging believers to live in expectation of Jesus’ return. He focuses on three practical ways to live while we wait: worshipping now, working for the kingdom, and witnessing to others, sharing personal stories, ministry examples, and encouragement to get right with God.

This episode blends heartfelt testimony, Scripture (Titus, Revelation, and Thessalonians), and calls to action—encouraging listeners to stay faithful, serve, and share the gospel as they anticipate Christ’s glorious appearing.

Pastor Kyle Drost preaches from Revelation 3, confronting lukewarm Christianity and urging believers to reclaim purpose, passion, and persistent pursuit of God. He calls for personal and generational revival—hunger and thirst for righteousness, wholehearted commitment to the church, and a fresh, present move of God.

This episode challenges listeners to lay aside weight and complacency, pursue God with urgency, and dedicate their lives to building the church and living by faith today.

Pastor Terry Drost reflects on Psalm 37 and shares powerful lessons learned from his godly father about living a committed life. He explores commitment to God, family, and church and why wholehearted faith matters, especially in hard seasons.

This episode offers practical encouragement for parents and church members to model faith, pray over the next generation, and remain steadfast in worship and service.

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

In this episode Pastor Deon Hockey challenges the church to rekindle their passion for Jesus, embrace their responsibility to make disciples, and restore the fivefold ministry. He shares testimonies of revival, exposes the spiritual issues hindering growth—such as complacency, compromise, and corruption—and calls listeners to repentance, prayer, and active evangelism.

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.

Pastor Terry continues a series on lessons learned from a godly dad, honoring Reverend Ernest B. Drost, and preaches on God as Father and the call to generosity. He explores how generosity is often caught before it's taught, describes giving beyond money (time, talents, encouragement, forgiveness, missions), shares personal stories and scriptures (including a miraculous story of 60 shoes), and urges listeners to give joyfully and trust God, showing how generosity shapes us to be more like Jesus.

Pastor Terry Drost teaches from 2 Corinthians 9, sharing three simple lessons on generosity learned from his father: everything we have comes from God, giving is our response to God’s generosity, and generosity brings joy and frees us from materialism.

Through personal stories — including his father’s lifelong example of giving and a final act of generosity before a tragic accident — Pastor Terry shows why God loves a cheerful giver and how stewardship is a heart issue, not just about money.

Listen for practical encouragement to give gladly, invest in eternal things, and live as managers of God’s gifts.

Pastor Terry Drost explores what true generosity looks like: meeting immediate needs with compassion while also equipping people for lasting purpose. Drawing on Scripture (Acts 20:35, Luke 10) and personal stories about his family and ministry, he shows how acts of kindness can restore dignity and build independence rather than dependence.

The episode mixes practical examples—food distribution, community projects, mentoring and church planting—with a clear call to live out faith through service, stewardship, and disciple-making, emphasizing that the greatest gift is a changed life.