This podcast is a place for fearless conversation. Welcome into a journey where all Christians (and even non-believers) can experience authentic content. The Church shall not sleep!
In this episode of the WSNS Podcast, I want to celebrate my favorite non-Biblical figure.
In this episode of the WSNS Podcast, I want to share my recent experience and enthusiasm for home assembly gatherings.
On this episode of the WSNS Podcast, I want to talk about the special role of women and how their testimony relates to Mother's Day.
On this episode of the WSNS Podcast, I would like to investigate Galatians 3:23-29 and interpret Paul's view on Christ and what it means for us today.
On this episode of the WSNS Podcast, I wanted to focus on the horizontal and vertical relationship orientation that Jesus modeled for us during Holy Week.
On this episode of the WSNS Podcast, I want to talk about my Easter schedule and how I approach the most important week of the year. I hope you find it helpful! He has already risen!
In this episode of the WSNS Podcast, I would like to connect the idols in our lives to the Exodus narrative.
Did you know that God's plan doesn't only apply to us? On this episode of the WSNS Podcast, I would like to add to this conversation and shift the focus away from our egocentric tendencies.
On this episode of the WSNS Podcast, I want to talk about sin, and how the strong in faith can help the weak.
For this Ash Wednesday, here is my sermon that discusses the importance & significance of Lent, and the attitude we can take with us for the next 40 days.
On this episode of the WSNS Podcast, I want to talk about the difference between fearing God and fearing the world.
On this episode of the podcast, I want to ask about our motive in reading Scripture. What do we bring to the table when reading and what do we expect from the Bible? Let's go!
On this episode of the WSNS Podcast, I would like to take a moment and discuss the significance of Psalm 37. How can we find rest, trust, and peace for our souls and prepare ourselves for Lent?
On this episode of the WSNS Podcast, I would like to discuss the power of reading and engaging in Scripture.
On this episode of the WSNS Podcast, I would like to discuss the Bible's teaching on both love and identity. Who are we apart from Christ and what does it mean to love one another?
On this episode of the WSNS podcast, I want to discuss Colossians 2 and how Paul's encouraging message can be applied to us today.
On this episode of the WSNS Podcast, I want to talk about what it means to be disciplined and from whom we need to draw our inspiration.
On this episode of the WSNS Podcast, Pastor James Haldane is back with me to wrap up 2024 and reflect on the nature and person of Jesus Christ. Along with this, we also discuss some pastoral challenges. In particular, how can we become better pastors for the sake of the Kingdom?
Happy New Year everyone! On this first episode of 2025 for the WSNS Podcast, I want to share with you my methodology and approach regarding my goals. I hope you find it inspiring and edifying. May God bless all of you as we journey into new adventures!
For this year's Christmas message, I would like to focus on the challenges that face us and how we can respond to the routine of the holidays.
On this episode of the WSNS Podcast, I want to share my thoughts on the Christ child and how His purpose has impacted the world forever.
On this episode of the WSNS Podcast, I would like to discuss the eternal nature of the Son of God who is Jesus Christ our Lord, our true Messiah.
Happy Thanksgiving everyone! To all of my friends and family out there, I want to wish you the best this holiday season. For the occasion, I want to share some thoughts on the meaning of Christian gratitude and how Paul's message to the church in Thessalonica can help us understand the true meaning behind Thanksgiving.
On this episode of the WSNS Podcast, I would like to honor Dr. Tom Wadsworth's work on Christian worship and discuss the aspect of the temple. More importantly, I would like to offer my opinion on how it has changed throughout our Holy Scriptures.
On this episode of the WSNS Podcast, I would like to discuss one of the biggest threats to us as Christians.
Tonight, I am joined once again by my good friend Pastor James Haldane. Together, on election night here in the U.S., we discuss the philosophy behind Church & State. What is the role of Christians in the voting process? What should we keep in the forefront of our minds in light of eternity? Let's discuss this together. Pastor James Podcast Link: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2377349?client Connect with Pastor James pastor@eatonrapids.church Eaton Rapids Church of the Nazarene Socials: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1766998266858524 https://www.eatonrapids.church/
Tonight, I have the privilege of having Dr. Tom Wadsworth on the show. He holds two master's degrees and a PhD in New Testament. He is a professional speaker and writer who has been hired to speak to audiences throughout the U.S. and internationally. His recent YouTube videos on the topic of worship, which were based on his doctoral dissertation, have been viewed over 500,000 times. His videos have been called “groundbreaking,” “eye-opening,” and “a national treasure.” At the same time, his videos have been called “heresy,” “false teaching,” and “a bunch of lies.” Critics aside, we discuss some of the important aspects of the "how" and "why" we gather every Sunday for corporate gatherings. Are there areas we can improve? Is there something missing? Let's discuss this together. Subscribe to Dr. Wadsworth's YouTube Channel Here: https://youtube.com/@tomwadsworth?si=vajLn6Y07N0FJpqS Link to Dr. Wadsworth's Website: https://www.tomwadsworth.com/
Pastor James has returned for a second time this month! From conversations about Halloween to ecclesiology, Pastor James and Michael discuss not just the current state of the church but also offer some solutions. We hope you enjoy their conversation as much as they did!
Tonight, I want to compare some of the interesting findings I have encountered when studying the Babylonian exile and the current state we find ourselves in here in the west.
Tonight, I want to talk about the importance of evangelism and how satan can distract us away from the small world God has called us to.
On this special episode of the WSNS Podcast, our friend & brother James Haldane is back with us! Together, we cover topics such as eschatology, pastoral leadership, evangelism, and much more. So, wherever you may find yourself and whichever matter you may be listening, it is my prayer that you consider some of the topics discussed. I know it will be worth your time.
I apologize in advance for the terrible audio quality. This is explained in the introduction as to why I kept it. Tonight, I would like to discuss the process of discerning and finding the will of God for each of our lives.
Tonight, I want to go through Matthew 24 and discuss how we can keep our world small and not become distracted by things that aren't up for us to fully understand.
On this brief episode, I want to discuss the grand opportunity that Christians in the U.S. have this election season to demonstrate a higher way of living.
We must demand more from our church leaders. Why don't we? Let's take a look at John 10, Jeremiah 23, and Ezekiel 34.
Tonight, I would like to discuss the importance of quietness. What role does it play in our faith and how can we establish disciplined, spiritual habits when God's voice is but a whisper?
Tonight, let's look at Jeremiah 29 and put verses 11 & 12 in their proper context within the Babylonian exile.
Tonight, I want to focus on the "end times" argument and dissuade us from falling victim to anyone who claims they know when and how Jesus will return. Let's think about this reasonably and use Scripture to reinforce the true nature of evangelism and our own motives.
Tonight, I want to thank a few gentlemen in my life whom I have the privilege of calling a friend. I also want to look at John 15 and look at Jesus' words on friendship.
If you have had an encounter with the risen Christ and received the gift of His Holy Spirit, it must change you. Can people tell that you are a Christian? Is there a fruit in your life? Let's discuss some of these aspects together.
Tonight, let's discuss a couple of reasons we are seeing a theological & philosophical softening of Christianity? Where has this come from and what does this mean for us?
Happy 4th of July to my fellow Americans. In this episode, I update you all on my recent whereabouts and transition to my perspective on rest and how even our vacations can be unrestful.
Tonight, I want to check in with each of you (including myself) on our motive during Sunday worship.
Today, our message comes from the prophet Zechariah and how God encourages one of His own.
On this episode of the WSNS podcast, I want to address some of the current discussions around the nation of Israel and how this compares to the words from both Jesus and Paul.
I'm back! Thank you all again for all of the prayers over the past, few weeks. I am beyond grateful for the support. For our discussion on this episode, I wanted to turn our attention to the wonderful celebration that is the gift of God's Holy Spirit that was given at Pentecost.
Sometimes, Christians can miss the presence of Jesus. We often can find Him working in our lives upon reflection. However, is there a way that we can find Him right now?
Today, I want to discuss the importance of epilogues in a narrative and how we participate in the greatest epilogue of all time each & everyday.
Are we in the end times? What are the signs? Well, let's look at Matthew 24 together and gain some perspective.
Tonight, I want to share one of my favorite aspects of Jesus' character. The Garden of Gethsemane is a phenomenal teaching ground for us as Christians. Even while He is alone, He still submits Himself to the Heavenly Father.
Today, I want to talk about the courage of Jesus as He begins His triumphal entry into Jerusalem.