Code Red with Zach Terry

Zach Terry
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Code Red is a collection of videos from Christians on the front line of Kingdom issues around the world. These are people who are at the tip of the spear culturally and are seeing the greatest fruit and, at times, suffering the greatest conflict as a result of their stand for Jesus Christ.

  1. 2d ago ·  Video

    How Baseball Is Opening Doors for the Gospel

    What if something as simple as baseball could open the door to sharing the Gospel? In this episode of Code Red, Pastor Zach Terry sits down with Brian to discuss how God can use our passions, relationships, and everyday opportunities to reach people for Christ. From a childhood love of baseball to discovering unexpected opportunities for ministry, Brian shares how God has used the game to build relationships, create community, and introduce people to Jesus. In this conversation, you'll discover: How God can use your personal interests and passions for His glory Why building genuine relationships is essential to sharing the Gospel The importance of being intentional and bold in evangelism How to share your faith with people who are skeptical of Christianity The challenges and blessings of raising a family while serving others Practical ways churches can encourage and support those sharing the Gospel around the world Sharing the Gospel doesn't always begin behind a pulpit. Sometimes, it begins with a baseball, an open field, and a willingness to be used by God. TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 – Meet Brian: His Faith and Calling 03:18 – Discovering a Heart for Missions 05:14 – A Lifelong Love for Baseball 09:24 – Following God's Call into Ministry 11:56 – How Baseball Became an Opportunity for Evangelism 13:25 – Building Relationships and Sharing Jesus 15:05 – Reaching People Who Are Skeptical of Christianity 18:37 – Raising a Family While Serving Others 23:28 – How Churches Can Support Gospel Ministry 28:56 – Church Growth, Prayer, and Trusting God Watch now and be encouraged to look for the opportunities God has already placed in your life to share the hope of Jesus Christ. #CodeRed #ZachTerry #Evangelism #ChristianPodcast #SharingTheGospel #FaithAndSports

  2. Oct 12 ·  Video

    Why the Christian Vote Matters

    Why the Christian Vote Matters | Secretary Michelle Branham | Code Red Talk What role should Christians play in politics, and why does their vote matter? In this episode of Code Red Talk, Pastor Zach Terry welcomes back Secretary Michelle Branham, Secretary of the Florida Department of Elder Affairs and Governor DeSantis' Faith and Community Liaison, for a timely conversation about faith, government, and the importance of civic engagement. Together, they discuss why Christians should be informed and engaged in the political process, the role of faith in government leadership, and how believers can navigate election fatigue while remaining grounded in biblical principles. Secretary Branham also shares a behind-the-scenes look at faith initiatives within Florida's government, her experience serving in the DeSantis administration, and what the future may hold. TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 – Introduction: Welcome Back, Secretary Michelle Branham 03:06 – Why the Upcoming Election Matters for Christians 04:17 – Are Christians Showing Up to Vote? 07:15 – Should Faith and Politics Be Separate? 08:42 – Should Pastors Encourage Their Congregations to Vote? 11:08 – Can Churches Lose Their Tax-Exempt Status for Discussing Politics? 13:16 – What's at Stake for Faith and Government in Florida? 19:42 – Overcoming Political Fatigue and Election Anxiety 30:05 – Voting as a Civic Responsibility 36:07 – Behind the Scenes of the DeSantis Administration and What's Next Join the Conversation: What do you believe is the most important responsibility Christians have when engaging in politics? Share your thoughts in the comments below! Florida Family Voice Voters Guides: https://www.flfamily.org/2026-florida-family-voice-voter-guide/ Learn more about Elder Affairs Florida: https://elderaffairs.org/ Learn more about the Faith and Community Initiative: https://www.faithandcommunityflorida.com/ Subscribe to Code Red Talk for more conversations on faith, culture, leadership, and the issues shaping our world. #CodeRedTalk #ZachTerry #MichelleBranham #ChristianVote #FaithAndPolitics #ChristianLeadership #Voting #Florida

  3. Oct 5 ·  Video

    Pastor Tommy Nelson: The Legacy of Fifty Years in the Pulpit

    Before Zach ever met him, he heard his voice on the radio. In the 1980s, Pastor Tommy Nelson of Denton Bible Church taught the Song of Solomon "on a lark," and his church jumped from 700 to 1,250 in six weeks. Then 4,000 singles showed up to a Dallas Bible study, the tapes went onto military bases and submarines around the world, and a generation learned what the Bible actually says about love, sex, and marriage. Now, after 50 years in the pulpit, Tommy sits down with Dr. Zach Terry for an honest look back: the white shoes that cost him a Texas A&M scholarship, the church "nobody planted," the night his body quit before he preached, and the psychiatrist who said, "He has run out of gas." He talks openly about depression, medication, and rest, why a driven pastor with AI is a dangerous combination, what the Amish and Andy Griffith understand about a simple life, and why every church needs a discipleship current running under the Sunday crowd. They also take on the hard questions: Should "one nation under God" name which God? Why is antisemitism rising on elite campuses? How should Christians love Israel without pretending Israel is always right? Stay to the end for Tommy's stories about Howard Hendricks, his one regret, and a word of hope for the next generation of pastors.

    Pastor Tommy Nelson: The Legacy of Fifty Years in the Pulpit

  4. Sep 28 ·  Video

    He Translated for MacArthur and Lawson. Here's What He Learned When Heroes Fall - Hernan Sierra

    He was baptized at 12, raised in church, and a model kid. He was also lost. Pastor Hernán Sierra of Tegucigalpa, Honduras, tells how God saved him through his wife's transformation and an expository sermon, then turned a Spanish-speaking "perfect Pharisee" into the voice behind John MacArthur, Steve Lawson, and other Reformed preachers across Central America. Then the conversation turns hard. Dr. Zach Terry gives his first honest take on Steve Lawson's newly released book after his moral failure ("I still haven't decided if he wrote it"), and the two pastors talk candidly about why leaders fall, why outrage is the wrong response, what MacArthur was like when the cameras were off, and how a church can publicly restore a fallen brother without putting him back on the platform. If you love your pastor, pray for your pastor, or are a pastor, this one is for you. Stay to the end for Jude's doxology: the God who kept you from the beginning is able to keep you to the end. TIMESTAMPS 0:00 Welcome back: Pastor Hernán Sierra joins Zach in studio 1:09 "To live is Christ" and the heartbeat illustration 2:30 Borrowing sermon insights: "The third time, I was thinking the other day..." 3:24 Baptized at 12, still lost: Hernán's story begins 4:30 A marriage on the edge of divorce, and a wife made new 5:45 "I was a perfect Pharisee" 6:11 Saved under expository preaching: the veil comes off 8:28 Planting a church in his garage (yes, the dogs counted) 9:10 Translator or "interrupter"? Translating for a Word of Faith preacher 10:00 First translation job and "born again, again" through the doctrines of grace 12:12 When your experience lines up with election 14:23 Why churches entertain, and the "baptized pagans" in the pews 15:49 Translating for John MacArthur, and the day his notes were stolen 17:38 MacArthur up close: a lion in the pulpit, a gentleman in person 22:19 Steve Lawson's fall and his new book 25:24 Zach's honest review: "I still haven't decided if he wrote it" 27:31 Psalm 51 without the story of David and Nathan 30:14 Sin in someone else is a mirror: "Take heed to yourself" 31:01 Why the Reformed world is furious, and why Zach isn't 32:14 "Know what associates Satan has in your heart" 33:08 The people we would most dread having to tell 35:...

    He Translated for MacArthur and Lawson. Here's What He Learned When Heroes Fall - Hernan Sierra

  5. Sep 14 ·  Video

    Gen Z Takeover Part 2

    GEN Z TAKEOVER PART 2: Delaney Interviews Pastor Zach Terry | Code Red Talk The Gen Z Takeover continues. Delaney is back in the host chair with Pastor Zach Terry, and Part 2 picks up with even more of the questions Gen Z is asking about God, faith, culture, and the Christian life. If you enjoyed Part 1, Part 2 goes even deeper into what it looks like for Gen Z to wrestle honestly with Christianity while looking to Scripture for answers. ▶ GET THE MAXIMUM LIFE+ APP Want more teaching like this? Maximum Life+ puts Dr. Zach Terry's sermons, devotionals, podcasts, and Bible study resources in one place, right on your phone. Search "Maximum Life+" in the App Store or Google Play, or visit https://maximumlife.org to get started.

  6. Sep 7 ·  Video

    Why Senior Adults Are the Church’s Hidden Treasure

    What if one of the Church’s greatest resources is a generation we too often overlook? In this episode of Code Red, Pastor Zach Terry sits down with Joanne Hickox, founder of Seniors on a Mission, to talk about the incredible purpose, wisdom, and ministry potential of senior adults. For nearly three decades, Joanne has helped older adults find meaningful opportunities to serve their communities through local mission projects. Along the way, she has seen how purpose, fellowship, and service can transform the lives of seniors facing isolation, loneliness, and major life transitions. In this conversation, you’ll discover: • Why senior adults may have more to offer the Church than we realize • The challenges of isolation, loneliness, and depression among older adults • How serving others can restore a sense of purpose after retirement or major life changes • What younger generations can learn from those who have walked with God for decades • Joanne’s story of following God’s call and the heart behind her book, G3 and Me Learn more about Joanne's ministry: seniorsonamission.org Purchase Joanne's book: amazon.com/dp/B0GYNR2677 As Pastor Zach puts it, there is “gold” sitting in our pews. The question is whether we are willing to recognize it. Watch “Why Senior Adults Are the Church’s Hidden Treasure,” featuring Joanne Hickox of Seniors on a Mission.

  7. Aug 31 ·  Video

    Gen Z Takeover

    GEN Z TAKEOVER: Delaney Interviews Pastor Zach Terry | Code Red Talk The tables have turned. In this special Gen Z Takeover episode of Code Red, Delaney (age 25, Gen Z) takes the host chair and puts Pastor Zach Terry (Gen X) in the hot seat. What starts with texting habits, VHS tapes, Rocky, and a Mount Rushmore of country music turns into a wide-ranging conversation about the questions Gen Z is actually asking about God, the Bible, and the Christian faith. Delaney walks Dr. Terry through the big ones: six-day creation, faith and science, why God allows evil, the judgment of God in the Old Testament, which biblical laws still apply, Israel and the Palestinian conflict, why Jesus is the only way, what happens to people who never hear the gospel, the age of accountability, eternal punishment, and why we can trust the Bible. Then it all wraps up with a Gen Z rapid fire round. If you have ever wondered how a Gen X pastor and a Gen Z assistant see the world differently (and where they agree), this one is for you. ▶ GET THE MAXIMUM LIFE+ APP Want more teaching like this? Maximum Life+ puts Dr. Zach Terry's sermons, devotionals, podcasts, and Bible study resources in one place, right on your phone. Search "Maximum Life+" in the App Store or Google Play, or visit https://maximumlife.org to get started.

    Gen Z Takeover

  8. Aug 24 ·  Video

    What God is Doing at Central Nassau

    What is God doing at Central Nassau, and what’s ahead as the campus continues to grow? In this episode of Code Red, Pastor Zach Terry sits down with Central Nassau Campus Pastor Josh Wood to talk about the story and vision of Central Nassau, the growth they’ve experienced over the past two years, and the new building that will soon become home to the campus. They discuss why First Baptist expanded beyond Amelia Island, what they’ve learned through launching a second campus, and why the vision has always been about more than solving a parking or space problem. At the heart of Central Nassau is a desire to reach more people with the gospel and build something that can impact Nassau County for generations. In this episode: - The story behind Central Nassau - An update on the new Central Nassau building - Why First Baptist chose a multi-campus model - What they’ve learned after two years of services at Central Nassau - How Central Nassau is reaching new families - The challenges and opportunities of a video campus - Why healthy churches should continue looking for ways to reach more people - What could be next for Central Nassau and First Baptist Timestamps: 00:00 – Josh Wood on finishing his master’s degree 07:06 – The importance of finishing what you start 10:27 – What seminary can’t teach you about ministry 13:31 – Central Nassau: Two and a half years in 15:25 – Why First Baptist pursued a multi-campus vision 19:44 – Church growth and the need for a second campus 23:07 – Building something that will impact generations 32:17 – What is it really like attending a video campus? 37:00 – How Code Red and Maximum Life are reaching people beyond the church 44:09 – Reaching and discipling the next generation 48:18 – The questions young Christians are asking 56:45 – The church is already happening at Central Nassau 59:00 – How to pray for Central Nassau and what’s needed next The vision is bigger than a building. Central Nassau is already seeing people place their faith in Jesus, be baptized, join the church, and grow in their faith. The new building simply opens another layer of ministry and another opportunity to reach more people with the gospel.

    What God is Doing at Central Nassau
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