Ed Young Television

Ed Young is a pastor, author and conference speaker noted for his creative communication style. He has a passion for making the complex simple, as he speaks truth to people in ways they can understand and apply to their everyday lives.‍Through his leadership as founding and Senior Pastor of Fellowship Church, the church has been consistently ranked as one of the most attended churches in North America over the past decade. Since 1990, Fellowship has grown from 30 families to multiple campuses in Dallas/Fort Worth (TX), Miami (FL), North Port (FL), Norman (OK), and an online campus as well.With a passion to equip and train leaders in the church, Ed began C3 Global, CreativePastors.com and the Creative Church Conferences (C3) in order to provide resources to thousands of pastors and leaders around the world.Ed has also had the opportunity to publish several books on the topics of leadership, Christian living, marriage and parenting. Ed is a New York Times best-selling author and his books include: Sexperiment: 7 Days to Lasting Intimacy with Your Spouse. His other books include: The Marriage Mirror; The Creative Leader; and Outrageous, Contagious Joy.Ed’s latest book, The Fear Virus, was released in June 2020. He and his wife, Lisa, have four grown children and four grandchildren.

Identity. Capacity. Security. All of these, as this series on Ephesians has revealed, are possible through a relationship with Jesus Christ. But there’s one other aspect of the Christian life that many people fail to fully understand – peace. In this message, Pastor Ed Young reveals the truth about peace, and he shows us how the person, primacy, and potential of peace will help us truly live out the life God wants us to live.

A revolution is a change for the better. When it comes to the revolution God wants us to have, that “better” is the result of something most of us have a hard time understanding - grace. In this message, though, Pastor Ed Young takes a look at grace and shows us just how much better life is when we experience the grace of God. And we discover that grace is the one thing that provides eternal security!

To experience a revolution in our lives, we must first understand who we are created to be. But it goes far beyond knowledge. We must put that knowledge into action. Pastor Ed Young builds on the first message from this series and shows us in this message how our God-given identity opens up to experience God-driven change. It’s not just about knowing who we are in Christ; it’s about reaching our full capacity in what He has created us to do!

A revolution is a change for the best. But without the right starting point; without the right catalyst,a revolution can never truly take place. That’s why, in the first installment of this series, Pastor EdYoung takes us back to the only starting point we need in order to experience the best in our lives.And as we look at the revolution God wants us to experience, we discover that it can only begin when we take hold of our true identity.

Pastor Ed Young interviewed Pastor Denny Duron and discussed how he used football to reachpeople for Jesus. God used football as an instrument to spread the goodness of Jesus seen throughthe life of Pastor Duron.

What do you think of when you see a Christmas Tree? During this inspiring Christmas message,Pastor Ed explains how the Christmas tree and its accessories actually have a deep biblical meaning.

God in His goodness has forged a path through life’s pain. In fact, our freedom was purchased in the sacrificial offering of Jesus on the cross. The key to unlocking the path lies in our trust and relinquishing control to God. Pastor Ed Young discusses the topic of surrendering our pain and lives to God. When we do so, He not only establishes our path but also illuminates our path. In this surrender, clarity and purpose unfold, revealing a transformative journey shaped by the profound wisdom and grace of God.

In this powerful message from Ed and Lisa Young, taken from their new book, A Path Through Pain, they share their personal account of the last 2.5 years after the death of their oldest daughter, LeeBeth. This talk speaks to finding stability and hope in life's most challenging moments. Drawing from Hebrews 6:19, they share how hope acts as a steadfast anchor for our souls. Watch and discover how the promises of God can be the anchor you need most in your life.

The question that perplexes most people is the coexistence of a loving God and the suffering of people. Many wonder how a loving God can allow bad things to happen to good people. The specific reasons behind our suffering may ultimately be a mystery, but it calls for trust in an all-powerful and all-knowing God. Through the example of Jesus as He walked on earth as a man and as He experienced pain and suffering, He exemplified endurance and a model of trusting God’s plan. In this sermon, Pastor Ed Young delivers a heartfelt message of trusting God in the face of pain.

Can you change an unhealthy family cell into a healthy, godly cell? Pastor Ed Young eloquently breaks down how cell structure and formation are analogous to family order. God provided a place of protection and guidance for children that includes not just the home but the church also to develop the children into fully functional and successful individuals.

God, in his divine wisdom, meticulously crafted the concept of family, mirroring the intricate and purposeful design seen in the very structure of cells. In this message, we gain insight into God’s system for the success, function, and well-being of all members of the family. Pastor Ed Young dives into the sacred nature of the God-ordained and intentional roles of the family and church.

Wouldn't it be cool if you could see the story of the Bible in pictures, icons, and illustrations? In this sermon, Pastor Ed Young puts ten toes down and runs through the New Testament by using emoji illustrations. You'll never see the Bible the same -- so get out your sneakers and get ready to run!

Wouldn't it be cool if you could see the story of the Bible in pictures, icons, and illustrations? In this sermon, Pastor Ed Young puts ten toes down and runs through the Old Testament by using emoji illustrations. You'll never see the Bible the same -- so get out your sneakers and get ready to run!

We can find ourselves unwittingly caught in the crossfire, vulnerable and unprepared. Thankfully, we are provided with spiritual battle gear and the necessary training partner to equip ourselves and fight from a place of victory. Pastor Ed Young scrutinizes the effectiveness of our preparation and encourages us to engage in the ongoing battle against the devil.

We find ourselves engaged in a spiritual battle, a conflict that none of us can escape. This war demands a choice: either we confront it with purpose and strategy, or we fight ill-prepared. Thankfully, God provides a formidable arsenal of armor that empowers us to emerge victorious in this struggle. Pastor Ed Young, in this week’s message, dives into the protective gear that not only shields us but also infuses us with divine strength.

We live in spiritual conflict, a clash between light and darkness, good versus evil whether we will admit it or not. God has meticulously crafted armor to protect and empower us and we choose to put it on. Pastor Ed Young elaborates on the Ephesians 6 passage that describes the potency of our battle gear and the freedom it bestows on us as we step out into our purpose, thoroughly equipped for the battle ahead.

We stand poised for battle against our adversary, the devil. In this message, Pastor Ed discusses the spiritual battles we face against the enemy. He speaks to the strongholds Christ followers encounter, the strategies God provides, and the enemy's schemes. Because of Jesus' sacrifice on the cross, we can overcome these challenges and live a life of victory!

Each of us is entrenched in a battle between the forces of God and the machinations of the devil. The implications span across our families, marriages, and children if unequipped, but God has designed a blueprint for success. In this message on spiritual strategies and strongholds, Pastor Ed Young explores the plan God has for us to not only be on guard but to ultimately win.

All of us deal with authority issues. We don’t like to talk about it, but it’s something we all struggle with in one way or another. Not to mention, authority issues are everywhere; they’re in your marriage and mine, they’re in your family, your family of origin, they’re at your job, they’re on the team. But the good news is that God is a God of authority. He always works with authority. There is a chain of command. God, being God, whether you believe it or not, is sovereign. He’s omnipotent. And He places people in our lives, authority figures in our lives, to mold us and to shape us into the kind of people that He desires. And yet so often in our lives, we want to push back from the purpose that God has for our lives, which is for us to submit to authority. So in this message, I want us to take a look at a couple different places mentioned in Scripture so that we can learn more about how God wants us to deal with our authority issues.