Freedom Church in Williston, ND

Freedom Church ND
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Freedom Church is a life-giving, Bible-centered, Jesus-focused, Spirit-filled church in Williston, ND.

  1. 4h ago

    Freedom | God’s Way

    Heavy faith is common. Free faith is what Jesus actually offers. We talk about why his “easy yoke” doesn’t feel easy when you’re carrying guilt, hiding behind a mask, or trying to build a new life in Christ on old foundations that were laid without him. Pastor Jason digs into a practical framework for spiritual growth that clears up so much confusion: you are a spirit, you have a soul, and you live in a body. Your spirit is genuinely regenerated when you come to Jesus, but your mind still needs renewal and your flesh still pushes back with habits, desires, and reflexes. That’s why the “life, power, fruit, and freedom” you hear about can feel far away, even when your faith is real. He also unpacks iniquity, the ways life gets bent by experiences and the stories we tell ourselves, plus the inner vows that quietly shape our relationships, choices, and extremes.

  2. Aug 30

    Freedom | Our Way

    The most dangerous lie shame tells is that hiding will keep you safe. We start with the Genesis garden, not as a children’s story, but as a blueprint for what still happens in real life: a simple question becomes a slow drift, our own “what makes sense to me” replaces God’s Word as final authority, and suddenly we’re covering up and pulling away from the very God who’s looking for us. CLICK HERE FOR MESSAGE NOTES.

  3. Aug 23

    Freedom | Two Choices

    The gap between the life you want and the life you’re living often comes down to one decision: will you follow what makes sense to you, or will you follow Jesus even when it doesn’t? Click Here for Message Notes

  4. Aug 16

    Let God In | Gabe George

    You can believe in God and still keep Him at arm’s length. That distance feels safe, but it locks you into a life you have to manage alone, with all the anxiety and exhaustion that comes with it. God doesn’t want to be your landlord, showing up only when something breaks. He wants to be your Father, with real relationship and real access to every corner of your life.

  5. Aug 9

    The Numbers We Trust

    The moment life gets uncertain, we all start doing the same thing: we count. We count money, time, options, wins, losses, and worst case scenarios. But there’s a haunting question underneath all that math: are we counting to be wise, or counting to feel safe? We sit in the tension between my resources and God’s record. Pastor Jason shares real stories from family life and church planting that highlight the gap many of us live in, then turns to a striking biblical contrast: King David’s census in 1 Chronicles 21 versus David’s song of remembrance in 1 Chronicles 16 (also echoed in Psalm 105). One is driven by fear and control, the other by worship and memory.  From there we zoom out to spiritual formation and practical next steps. We celebrate tangible signs of life change through Freedom Church from community groups and serving to students stepping up and families finding real friendships. We also name the reality many people are carrying right now: marriage stress, anxiety, infertility, finances, health issues, kids drifting, and prayers that feel slow. The invitation is not perfection, but faithfulness and a faster return to Jesus when we fail.

  6. Aug 2

    A Better Way: To Work | A Classroom For Spiritual Growth | Kirby Andersen

    Monday morning can feel like a countdown to stress, but what if your workplace is actually one of God’s main tools for shaping you? We dig into a surprising framework for a Christian view of work: God isn’t only interested in what you achieve on the job, He’s deeply committed to who you’re becoming through it. If you’ve ever felt stuck in the cycle of performance, approval, and exhaustion, this conversation offers a better target than “success” alone: transformation into the likeness of Jesus.

  7. Jul 26

    A Better Way: To Work | Rest Isn't What You Think

    Your body can take a day off and your mind still won’t stop running. We’re chasing something deeper: the kind of rest Jesus calls “rest for your souls,” the settled, quiet strength you can’t buy with a bigger paycheck or a perfect schedule. If you’re carrying the weight of nonstop work, family pressure, and the feeling that you’re always behind, this conversation is for you. We connect the dots between work, Sabbath rest, and identity, because what you do for a living can easily become what you use to hide. We dig into Matthew 11 where Jesus offers rest but also invites us into a different yoke and a new set of rhythms. Then we walk through Hebrews 3 and 4 and the story of Israel standing at the edge of the promised land, showing how “believing in God” is not the same as believing God and how unbelief keeps people from entering rest. We also name two barriers that sabotage spiritual rest: hiding and striving. When we stay busy to avoid what hurts, or we lean on even our best deeds to justify ourselves, we lose the confidence to approach God freely. Sabbath becomes a practical habit that creates margin, exposes what drives us, and trains us to stop producing long enough to worship, enjoy, and receive grace. If you want a healthier work life, a more grounded faith, and a path out of burnout, press play, then subscribe, share this with a friend who’s exhausted, and leave a review so more people can find it.

  8. Jul 19

    A Better Way: To Work | How Can I Find More Satisfaction at Work?

    If you’ve ever thought, “I’ll finally feel satisfied when I get a better job, a bigger paycheck, or more recognition,” this message meets you right there and challenges the assumption. We talk about work satisfaction and vocation in a way that’s grounded in Scripture and real life.

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Freedom Church is a life-giving, Bible-centered, Jesus-focused, Spirit-filled church in Williston, ND.

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  • Creator
    Freedom Church ND
  • Years Active
    2021 - 2026
  • Episodes
    166
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © 2026 Freedom Church in Williston, ND
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    Freedom Church in Williston, ND

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