
<p>JC Worley reminds a generation that God is not distant, angry, or withholding. He is a giving God. And everything He offers flows out of His goodness and His love. Starting with the imagery of giving gifts, he brings...


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Experience the life-changing messages from the Church of God’s annual Winterfest youth gathering. These are the sermons, moments, and voices that have shaped generations of young believers — now available anytime, anywhere.
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Signup to Generate a PitchExperience the life-changing messages from the Church of God’s annual Winterfest youth gathering. These are the sermons, moments, and voices that have shaped generations of young believers, now available anytime, anywhere.
Recent episodes include ""God's Gifts For You" | JC Worley | Smoky Mountain Winterfest - 2026" (17 March 2026, 50 minutes), ""Arrows Not Targets" | Javon Ruff | Smoky Mountain Winterfest - 2026" (16 March 2026, 54 minutes), and ""Mirrors" | Melissa Graham | Smoky Mountain Winterfest - 2026" (16 March 2026, 42 minutes).
Winterfest: Messages for the Generations publishes roughly daily, with episodes averaging 44 minutes across 31 episodes.
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Winterfest: Messages for the Generations is a religion podcast with 31 episodes published.
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<p>JC Worley reminds a generation that God is not distant, angry, or withholding. He is a giving God. And everything He offers flows out of His goodness and His love. Starting with the imagery of giving gifts, he brings...

<p>Javon Ruff reminds a generation that they were never created to live like targets. They were created to live like arrows in the hand of God. Drawing from Psalm 127 and Isaiah 49, he speaks directly to the attack on...

<p>Melissa Graham calls a generation to stop letting culture, comparison, pain, and rejection define who they are and start seeing themselves through the truth of God’s Word. In Genesis 1:27, she reminds students that...

<p>Tim Dilena challenges a generation to offer God a yes that does more than create a moment. It creates a trajectory. Drawing from the story of David asking who would go down with him into Saul’s camp, he contrasts two...

<p>Some faith looks real on the outside, but collapses the moment pressure shows up.</p><p><br></p><p>In Acts 19, Paul is walking in genuine power, and even ordinary items connected to his ministry become vessels for...

<p>Brian Lindsey walks through the story of King Josiah in 2 Kings 22 to confront a struggle many believers quietly live with. It is not that we reject Jesus. It is that we try to follow Him while holding on to...

<p>Markus McFolling calls a generation to stop living around Jesus and start reaching for Him. Opening in Luke 8, he highlights a simple but piercing truth: family in the Kingdom is not built on familiarity or Bible...

<p>Javaris Wright challenges a generation to stop waiting on someone else and become the answer God is raising up in this hour. Anchoring the moment in 2 Kings 23:25, he points to King Josiah and the power of one...

<p>Eli Bonilla Jr declares that we are living in a God moment and that this generation cannot afford to pretend anymore. In a world filled with confusion, emptiness, and darkness, he calls young people to stop settling...

<p>Manouchka Charles challenges Northeast Winterfest 2026 to lean into God’s presence with expectation and to carry what happens in the room back into everyday life. She shares her own Winterfest story and reminds the...

<p>Justin Graham challenges a generation to wake up spiritually and stop making peace with sin. Drawing from Romans 13 and Revelation 2, he confronts the idea that someone can stay active in church, serve faithfully...

<p>In this message from Acts chapter 3, Brian Lindsey challenges students to think about what life looks like after a powerful encounter with God. Just like the man who was lame from birth and carried every day to the...

<p>In this powerful message from Isaiah 6 and Acts 2, Brittney Parete calls a generation to move beyond casual Christianity and return to a life marked by holiness, reverence, and the fire of the Holy Spirit. Through...

<p>In this message from John 5, Kevin McGlamery teaches from the story of the man who had been lying by the pool of Bethesda for 38 years, waiting for someone else to help him into the water. When Jesus approaches him...

<p>In this powerful message from Luke 15, JC Worley walks through the story of the prodigal son and reminds us of a life-changing truth: sin never ends well, grace is always available, and you can always come home. With...

<p>In the closing message of Premier Winterfest 2025, Pastor Joel Reyes gives one final challenge: Don’t let this weekend just be a memory—make it a movement.</p><p>Preaching from Psalm 77:11–12, Joel calls this...

<p>Pastor Josh Carter challenges this generation to move from casual faith to total commitment—to go overboard for Jesus.</p><p>Preaching from John 21, Josh warns against drifting back to old ways, settling into...

<p>Pastor Aubrey Roach preaches from Mark 5:21–34 about the woman with the issue of blood—reminding us that our identity is not our struggle, our label, or our past.</p><p><br></p><p>With boldness, humor, and...

<p>Pastor Bo Madden challenges this generation with a simple but life-changing question from Jesus: “Who do YOU say that I am?”</p><p><br></p><p>Drawing from the life of Jacob, Bo speaks directly to students who’ve...

<p>Brian reminds students that culture, peers, even religious spaces can push them to perform—to be liked, accepted, or praised—while never delivering on the promises they make. But Jesus doesn’t ask for a performance...
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