Podcasts about pastor wright

What if the most important thing in God's kingdom isn't a program, a platform, or a position—but people? In “Ministry Is the Business of People,” Pastor DeWayne L. Wright shares a heartfelt message on God's love for humanity and the believer's calling to serve, encourage, and impact others. Drawing from Luke 4:18–19, 2 Corinthians 5:17–20, and Psalm 8:3–6, Pastor Wright explains that God anoints His people not for personal recognition, but for service. Whether through generosity, encouragement, discipleship, or sharing the gospel, every believer has been called to participate in God's ministry of reconciliation and demonstrate His love to the world. Through personal testimony, biblical insight, and practical application, this message reminds us that people are a big deal to God. As recipients of His grace and love, we are called to see others through His eyes and become vessels through which His compassion, truth, and power can flow.

What if the help, wisdom, and guidance you've been searching for are already living inside of you? In “God In You: The Indwelling Spirit, Part 2,” Pastor DeWayne L. Wright continues his study on the Holy Spirit by exploring the believer's daily relationship with the Spirit of God and the life-changing benefits of His presence. Drawing from 2 Corinthians 13:14, John 14:15–26, and John 16:12–15, Pastor Wright teaches that the Holy Spirit is more than a doctrine to study—He is a divine Helper, Teacher, Comforter, and Guide who desires intimate fellowship with every believer. Through practical teaching and biblical insight, this message encourages Christians to develop a greater awareness of God's presence, learn to listen for His leading, and rely on His wisdom in every area of life. This encouraging message reminds us that we were never meant to navigate life alone. The Holy Spirit has been sent to strengthen, teach, guide, and transform us as we grow in our relationship with Christ and walk in the truth of God's Word.

What if the greatest work of the Holy Spirit isn't what happens through you—but what happens in you? In “God In You: The Indwelling Spirit,” Pastor DeWayne L. Wright explores the life-changing reality of the Holy Spirit living within every believer and how His presence empowers us to walk in truth, holiness, and spiritual maturity. Drawing from Romans 8:5–17, Ephesians 4:25–30, and Acts 13:2–3, Pastor Wright teaches that the Holy Spirit is not merely a force or feeling, but God Himself dwelling within His people. He explains how the Spirit leads believers away from the flesh, helps us overcome destructive habits, guides us into truth, and continually shapes us into the image of Christ. This practical and encouraging message challenges listeners to move beyond simply seeking spiritual experiences and instead cultivate a daily relationship with the Holy Spirit—allowing Him to transform their character, renew their minds, and empower them to live the victorious life God intended.

What if your prayers are too small for what God actually wants to do in your life? In “Praying Like Paul,” Pastor DeWayne L. Wright continues this powerful series by shifting the focus from how Jesus modeled prayer to how the Apostle Paul prayed for the church—and what that reveals about God's priorities. Drawing from prayers like Ephesians 1 and Colossians 1, Pastor Wright shows that Paul didn't primarily pray for comfort, circumstances, or quick fixes—he prayed for spiritual insight, maturity, and a deeper knowledge of Christ. This message challenges believers to move beyond praying only for immediate needs and instead pray prayers that produce lasting transformation, alignment with God's will, and true spiritual growth. As we learn to pray like Paul, we begin to see differently, live differently, and walk more fully in everything Christ has already accomplished for us.

What if the reason your prayer life feels inconsistent or ineffective is because you're not praying what God has already said? In “The Case for Praying the Bible,” Pastor DeWayne L. Wright challenges believers to rethink how they approach prayer by grounding it firmly in Scripture. Drawing from passages such as Ephesians 1:15–23, Colossians 4:12, and Acts 13:2–3, Pastor Wright explains how praying God's Word aligns our hearts with His will, strengthens our faith, and removes the guesswork from what to pray. Instead of relying on emotions, routines, or repetition, this message shows how Scripture-based prayer leads to clarity, confidence, and deeper spiritual growth. This message is both practical and transformative, calling believers to develop a consistent, powerful prayer life rooted in the Word of God—where prayer becomes less about what we want to say and more about agreeing with what God has already spoken.

What if the difference between good decisions and God's best comes down to how you pray? In “Praying Like Jesus,” Pastor DeWayne L. Wright begins a powerful two-part series on aligning our lives—and our church—with the will of God through prayer. Drawing from passages such as Mark 1, Luke 5–6, and Luke 22, Pastor Wright shows how Jesus consistently withdrew to pray before making major decisions, modeling a life led by the Spirit rather than by pressure, opportunity, or logic alone. This message challenges believers to move beyond surface-level or routine prayer and step into a deeper, more intentional relationship with God—one that seeks His will above personal preference. As the church prepares for transition and growth, Pastor Wright reminds us that before we build, plan, or move forward, we must first pray—because prayer is not the only thing we do, but it is where everything must begin.

What if the resurrection of Jesus means far more than just a historical event—it means your entire life can be changed forever? In “The Resurrection Changes Everything,” Pastor DeWayne L. Wright powerfully explains why the resurrection of Christ stands at the very center of the Christian faith and why without it, there is no true hope for humanity. Teaching from 1 Corinthians 15, 1 Peter 2, Galatians 3, and related Scriptures, Pastor Wright unpacks how Jesus became our perfect substitute, broke the curse of sin, and secured our justification through His victory over death. This message reminds believers that because Christ rose from the grave, we are forgiven, redeemed, empowered, and given a living hope that transforms both our present struggles and our eternal future.

What if everything you believe about Christianity falls apart the moment you remove the cross? In “No Cross, No Christianity,” Pastor DeWayne L. Wright delivers a bold and clarifying message on why the cross of Christ is not just central—but essential—to the Christian faith. Teaching from 1 Corinthians 1–2 and related Scriptures, Pastor Wright explains how the message of the cross confronts human pride, redefines true power, and reveals the fullness of God's justice, mercy, and love. This message challenges listeners to move beyond surface-level faith, embrace the transformative power of the gospel, and build their lives on the finished work of Jesus Christ—because without the cross, there is no salvation, no identity, and no true Christianity.

What if the very message the world calls foolish is actually the only power strong enough to save, transform, and sustain your life? In “Led by the Cross and Guided by the Spirit,” Pastor DeWayne L. Wright brings us back to the foundation of our faith, reminding us that the gospel of Jesus Christ is not just good news—it is the power of God at work in us. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 1:18–28 and related passages, Pastor Wright unpacks the paradox of the cross, showing how what seems weak or foolish to the world is actually God's wisdom and strength. This message challenges believers to stay anchored in Christ, resist the pull of self-centered or experience-driven faith, and live lives shaped by the finished work of the cross while being continually led by the Holy Spirit.

What if the breakthrough you've been praying for is already available—but you haven't fully tapped into the power behind the name? In “The Name That Changes Everything,” Pastor DeWayne L. Wright builds on the truth that the name of Jesus carries authority in every realm—heaven, earth, and under the earth—and calls believers to live in that reality daily. Drawing from Philippians 2:5–11, Acts 3–4, and John 16:23–24, Pastor Wright shows how the early church demonstrated the power of Jesus' name through bold faith, prayer, healing, and unwavering proclamation of the gospel. This message challenges us to move beyond passive faith, pray with understanding, and actively use the name of Jesus with confidence—knowing that in Him, we are not just survivors, but overcomers empowered to see real change in our lives.

Spiritual gifts, faith, generosity—even sacrifice—can all look impressive. But what if they mean nothing without love? In “Pursuing Love,” Pastor DeWayne L. Wright teaches from 1 Corinthians 13 and related passages to show that love is the foundation of the Christian life. Spiritual gifts and acts of service have value only when they flow from a heart shaped by God's love. Pastor Wright explains how believers are called not just to talk about love, but to actively pursue it—loving God fully, loving others sacrificially, and allowing the Holy Spirit to shape our character. This message challenges us to examine our motives, practice genuine love, and let God's love guide every part of our lives.

Anxiety is one of the most common battles believers face—but Scripture shows us it doesn't have to control our lives. In “Resisting Anxiety,” Pastor DeWayne L. Wright walks through 1 Peter 5:1–11, teaching how humility, spiritual awareness, and dependence on God help us stand firm against the pressures of life. Drawing from passages such as Matthew 6:34 and Ephesians 5:15–18, Pastor Wright explains how casting our cares upon the Lord, remaining sober-minded, and resisting the enemy with steadfast faith allows believers to overcome fear and anxiety. This message reminds us that while trials may come, God's grace restores, strengthens, and establishes those who trust Him and stand firm in faith.Anxiety is one of the most common battles believers face—but Scripture shows us it doesn't have to control our lives. In “Resisting Anxiety,” Pastor DeWayne L. Wright walks through 1 Peter 5:1–11, teaching how humility, spiritual awareness, and dependence on God help us stand firm against the pressures of life. Drawing from passages such as Matthew 6:34 and Ephesians 5:15–18, Pastor Wright explains how casting our cares upon the Lord, remaining sober-minded, and resisting the enemy with steadfast faith allows believers to overcome fear and anxiety. This message reminds us that while trials may come, God's grace restores, strengthens, and establishes those who trust Him and stand firm in faith.

Spiritual abuse doesn't begin with cruelty—it begins when authority drifts out from under Christ. In “When Pastors Become Abusive,” Pastor DeWayne L. Wright offers a sobering, Scripture-anchored look at pastoral leadership, exposing how misuse of power harms both leaders and congregations. Drawing from 1 Peter 4:12–19, 1 Peter 5:1–4, and Ephesians 4:11–13, Pastor Wright explains why God gives pastors to the church, how suffering and accountability shape healthy leadership, and where abuse takes root when shepherds abandon humility, character, and submission to Christ. This message brings clarity, correction, and hope—calling pastors to lead with integrity and believers to honor spiritual authority with discernment, prayer, and Biblical wisdom.

Distraction is everywhere—but faith that isn't focused will never produce lasting fruit. In “Focused Faith,” Pastor DeWayne L. Wright delivers a prophetic and practical word, calling believers to develop intentional, disciplined faith for the year ahead. Drawing from Hebrews 11:6, Romans 1:16–17, and Mark 4:14–20, Pastor Wright unpacks how faith must be fed, exercised, protected from distractions, and anchored in Christ's unlimited supply. Through the parable of the sower and clear real-life application, this message challenges listeners to tune out competing voices, trust God at every level of life, and live with a faith that is active, consistent, and firmly fixed on Jesus. pasted

Enjoy this week's brief but poignant message about the true meaning of Christmas and impact of Jesus' birth from Pastor Wright's message called "Christmas in Exile".

What if the Holy Spirit was never meant to be a one-time experience, but a daily partnership that transforms how we live, pray, and walk with God? In “The Ministry of the Holy Spirit,” Pastor DeWayne L. Wright challenges believers to move beyond momentary encounters and fully embrace the ongoing work of the Spirit as Helper, Guide, and Spirit of truth. Drawing from passages such as 1 Timothy 4:15–16, John 14:16–17, and Ephesians 1:13–14, Pastor Wright explains how practicing spiritual disciplines, praying in the Spirit, and yielding to truth leads to real growth, discernment, and lasting fruit. This message calls believers to stop neglecting the gift within them and to walk daily in fellowship with the Holy Spirit, allowing Him to shape character, guard faith, and empower purpose.

In “Possessing Peace in Exile,” Pastor DeWayne L. Wright teaches how believers can walk in God's peace even while living as spiritual exiles in a hostile world. Drawing from Luke 2:14, Romans 5:1–2, and John 16:33, Pastor Wright explains the three dimensions of biblical peace—peace with God, peace from God, and the peace of God—and how each one anchors our hearts in stability, wholeness, and divine order. Through Old and New Testament foundations of shalom, he shows that true peace is not the absence of conflict but the presence of Christ, the Prince of Peace, who restores what is broken and governs our lives with wholeness and rest. This message calls believers to meditate on the Word, pray earnestly, take every thought captive, and embrace God's peace as a weapon against anxiety, chaos, and spiritual warfare.

In “Built to Belong: From Growth to Glory in God's House,” Pastor DeWayne L. Wright continues through 1 Peter 2:1–12, reminding believers that spiritual growth starts with craving the pure Word of God and leads to being built together as God's spiritual house. Using passages like 1 Peter 2:4–10, Ephesians 2:19–22, and Psalm 34:8, Pastor Wright teaches that holiness, unity, and love are the marks of those redeemed to reflect Christ. We are living stones, chosen and precious, called out of darkness into God's marvelous light—built to grow, to serve, and to belong in His house for His glory.

In “Built Different: Redeemed to Reflect,” Pastor DeWayne L. Wright continues his teaching through 1 Peter, calling believers to live holy, set-apart lives that reflect the character of Christ. Drawing from 1 Peter 1:13–25, 2:1–5, and supporting passages like Leviticus 11:44–45 and Romans 12:2, Pastor Wright reminds us that holiness isn't perfection—it's transformation. Through the precious blood of Jesus, we've been redeemed, purified, and built into a spiritual house to offer up living sacrifices that honor God. This message challenges every believer to live with reverence, obedience, and love, reflecting God's glory in every part of life.

Have you ever wondered why we're so captivated by stories of kings, queens, and kingdoms? In this message, Pastor Matthew Wright unpacks the deep spiritual truth behind that longing — you were made for royalty. From Genesis to Jesus to you, this sermon reveals God's original design: that humanity would rule and reign with Him as partners in His Kingdom. Pastor Wright explores what it really means to rule God's way, the divine purpose of work, and how living with Kingdom perspective transforms everything — from your job to your worship. Through powerful scriptures like Genesis 1–2, Romans 5:17, John 10:10, and 1 Corinthians 3:9, you'll discover that God isn't looking for servants… He's looking for partners.

In “Saved Into a Living Hope,” Pastor DeWayne L. Wright teaches how believers are not only saved from sin, but saved into a confident, enduring hope rooted in the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Drawing from 1 Peter 1:3–5, Philippians 1:6, and Romans 8:18–25, Pastor Wright reminds us that hope is not wishful thinking—it's a confident expectation anchored in God's promises. This message encourages you to prepare your mind, stay sober-minded, and live with endurance, knowing that what God started in you, He will finish.

In “Chosen for This: Living with Hope in a Hostile World,” Pastor DeWayne L. Wright opens a new series from 1 Peter, reminding believers that though we live as exiles in a world that is not our home, we are chosen, sanctified, and secured in Christ. Drawing from 1 Peter 1:1–2, Philippians 3:20, and Hebrews 11:13, Pastor Wright shows how our identity as God's people anchors us in living hope, even amid trials and hostility. This message calls us to hold fast to our faith, embrace our eternal inheritance, and shine as representatives of Christ until He returns.

In this powerful message, “The Invasion of Grace,” Pastor DeWayne L. Wright shows how God's unearned, transformative grace breaks into every area of life. Rooted in passages like Ephesians 2:8–9, Romans 5:20–21, and Hebrews 4:16, this teaching unpacks how grace is more than favor—it's God's empowering presence that saves, sustains, and transforms us. From Jesus' baptism in Mark 1 to His authority over demons, disease, and ordinary lives, Pastor Wright reveals how grace invades religion, wilderness, weakness, and everyday routines—and invites you to boldly call on grace and let it invade every corner of your world.

Salvation is a free gift. Christian growth requires some work. Pastor Wright says the effort is worthwhile. It is worth pressing for the mark of the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus. Amen. It is worth the effort. God rewards those he said that diligently seek him. You seek me with all your heart. You will find me.

In this episode of the Unstuck series, “Cultivating God's Investment in You,” Pastor Wright gives guidance on how to activate the gifts and graces God has placed within you to be a blessing to others. With insights from Philemon 1:6, 1 Peter 4:10, and Romans 12:6–8, this message will challenge you to stop sitting on your potential and start stewarding it for God's glory to help someone else find their breakthrough, which may just in fact lead you to your own!

You've dreamed. Now it's time to build. In this stirring follow-up to last week's message in our Unstuck series, Pastor Dwayne L. Wright challenges us to move from vision to action—from spiritual longing to strategic growth. Rooted in scriptures like Habakkuk 2:2 and Hebrews 12:1–2, the message unpacks the common dream killers—fear, distraction, comfort—and invites us to confront what's holding us back. With personal stories, bold truths, and a call to stewardship, Pastor Wright lays the foundation for intentional development: creating systems, protecting your time, and investing in the gifts God has placed within you. This isn't just a sermon—it's a paradigm shift. If you're ready to move from idea to impact, this episode will help you write it, pray it, plan it, and declare it.

God's goodness isn't meant to be sampled occasionally—it's an invitation to dwell in something far richer. This week's message from Pastor Wright, "More Than a Taste: Living in the Goodness of God”, shows us how gratitude, reverence, and trust create space for us to live in God's daily provision. Echoing Psalm 34 and the promise of Psalm 23:5–6, we're reminded that the table God prepares for us isn't just symbolic—it's spiritual nourishment, filled with mercy, peace, and more-than-enough joy. When we bless the Lord continually, guard our speech, and seek Him earnestly, we don't just survive life's trials—we're transformed through them. This is a call to slow down, seek deeply, and live expectantly—because the goodness of God isn't behind us. It's right in front of us!

In this week's sermon, "Prophet, Priest, and King: The Threefold Anointing of a Godly Father," Pastor Wright explores the vital roles fathers play in their families and communities. Drawing from scriptures such as Malachi 4:5-6, he emphasizes the prophetic responsibility to speak life and purpose, the priestly duty to intercede and spiritually cover the family, and the kingly call to lead with wisdom, love, and order. With compelling statistics and practical insights, the message highlights the transformative power of Godly fatherhood and challenges men to embrace their divine anointing to shape future generations.

Pastor Alan Wright shares from a recent sermon about John 14.  His book is “The Power to Bless: How to Speak Life and Empower the People You Love.”  You can listen to Pastor Wright's sermon here. Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now: click here

In this sermon, Pastor Cameron Wright emphasized the importance of hearing God's voice within the context of community. He highlighted that while God may speak to individuals, true discernment and growth often happen in a collective setting. Drawing from Numbers 11:29, where Moses prayed, “Oh, that all the LORD's people were prophets,” Pastor Wright connected this ancient desire to the fulfillment at Pentecost in Acts 2:17, where God poured out His Spirit on all people, enabling them to prophesy. Pastor […] The post Hearing God in Community appeared first on Revival Life Church Boca Raton, FL.

This episode of The Concordia Publishing House Podcast features author Pastor Andy Wright as he previews his new book, Faithfully Formed: The Lutheran Confessions in Daily Life. Andy joins host Elizabeth Pittman to take a look at the Confessions and their roles in our lives as Christians, and how they are relevant to us as we face challenges prevalent in today's culture. Get a copy of Andy's book by visiting cph.org/faithfullyformed. Show Notes:The Lutheran Confessions play a vital role in the church—both centuries ago, and today. But do they apply to the daily life of an ordinary person? Pastor Andy Wright offers a resounding “yes” in his new book, Faithfully Formed. He quotes, summarizes, and synthesizes key teachings from the Confessions, revealing their relevance in our daily lives. Listen to the episode as Andy talks about why the Lutheran Confessions are important to nurturing our faith, what led him to write his book, how we are called to live in relationship with one another, and more. Get a copy of Faithfully Formed on…cph.org Amazon Questions:For listeners who may not be Lutheran, what are the Lutheran Confessions?What led you to write Faithfully Formed?What is your response to someone who wonders how these writings from so long ago could be relevant to their lives today?Why is it important to not only believe in God, but to know and articulate who God is?Why is everything about Jesus?How do the Lutheran Confessions help us to recognize God at work in our daily lives?How can the Lutheran Confessions help us address tough cultural issues we see today regarding marriage and gender?What do the Lutheran Confessions have to say about who our neighbor is and how we should live in relationship with one another?How can these be viewed as a handbook for the baptized?Why is it important that, as Christians, we are confident in confessing Christ?About the Guest:Pastor Andy Wright serves as senior pastor of St. John's Lutheran Church in Topeka, Kansas, and previously served St. John Lutheran Church in Keystone, Iowa. He holds a B.A. in Biblical Languages from Concordia University in Ann Arbor, Michigan. He also holds an M.Div. and an S.T.M. in systematic theology from Concordia Theological Seminary in Fort Wayne, Indiana. He is currently working on his dissertation pertaining to the Lutheran Confessions for a Ph.D. in doctrinal theology from Concordia Seminary in St. Louis. Pastor Wright and his wife, Rebekah, have been blessed by God with four daughters, a son, and children who went to be with the Lord from the womb. His areas of focus and interests in theology are the Lutheran Confessions, Luther studies, and pastoral theology. Outside of theology, he enjoys spending time with his family, playing tennis, and anything pertaining to aviation and the space program.

We'll be diving into an incredibly rich text in Hebrews that will carry us into ancient Israel's laws of offerings and sacrifices and lead us to Jesus, His saving mysteries, and the secret to lifelong joy.  This message was preached by Pastor Wright. More information about Reynolda Church can be accessed at www.ReynoldaChurch.org. 

Pastor Wright is accompanied by Pastor Skeesick.  The two of them take a look at the Pharisees challenging Jesus' authority.  Why would they think they can do this?  Who do they think they are?  These questions and more are addressed in this episode. Getwrightforsunday@gmail.com with any comments, questions, challenges, or quips! We would love to hear from you!

Pastor Wright is joined by Brooke who helps bring to light what is happening in the parable Jesus tells about the last being first. How is God unfair? What can we expect from God according to this parable. These questions and more are discussed in this new episode of Get Wright For Sunday. Getwrightforsunday@gmail.com with any comments, questions, challenges, or quips! We would love to hear from you!

Pastor Wright is joined by one of the Holy Cross catechumens, Shane. Together they look at the Gospel lesson asking how we are to forgive and how many times we are to forgive. Shane has some wonderful insights into God's forgiveness and how we should forgive. Feel free to contact us at Getwrightforsunday@gmail.com with any comments, questions, challenges, or quips! We would love to hear from you!

In this episode Pastor Wright is joined by Amelia. Together they look at the readings for the feast of Holy Cross Day. Why are the Greeks looking for Jesus? Why does Jesus not give them a straight answer? These questions and more are discussed in this new episode of Get Wright For Sunday Kids. Feel free to contact us at Getwrightforsunday@gmail.com with any comments, questions, challenges, or quips! We would love to hear from you!

Pastor Wright and Pastor Skeesick discuss the Gospel lesson for this coming Sunday. Did St. Peter forget what he said about Jesus being the Christ, the Son of the Living God? Did Satan have anything to do with this statement? What does it mean to take up your cross? These questions and more are address in this new episode of Get Wright For Sunday. Feel free to contact us at Getwrightforsunday@gmail.com with any comments, questions, challenges, or quips! We would love to hear from you!

Pastor Wright is joined by a special guest Camryn. Together they look at the gospel text for the 5th Sunday in Lent. It is the well known event of Lazarus. What does this mean for us? What would you expect of Jesus? What's up with St. Thomas? Do you think Martha thinks Jesus will bring Lazarus back from the dead? These questions and more are discussed in this new episode of Get Wright For Sunday. Feel free to contact us at Getwrightforsunday@gmail.com with any comments, questions, challenges, or quips! We would love to hear from you!

Pastor Wright is joined be Amelia to discuss the temptations of Jesus in the wilderness. What would it be like to be in the wilderness for 40 day and 40 nights? Could you withstand the temptations of Satan? How can we learn to trust in Christ in the midst of the hardness of life? These questions and more are addressed in this new episode of Get Wright For Sunday. Feel free to contact us at Getwrightforsunday@gmail.com with any comments, questions, challenges, or quips! We would love to hear from you!

Pastor Wright is joined by a special guest Charlotte. Together they look at the event of the Transfiguration of Jesus. What does it mean Jesus shines like the sun. What does it mean to be in the presence of God? How do we deal with all that takes place in this text? We hope you enjoy this new episode of Get Wright For Sunday. Feel free to contact us at Getwrightforsunday@gmail.com with any comments, questions, challenges, or quips! We would love to hear from you!

Pastor Wright is joined by a special guest Brady. Together they look at the text and try to figure out how to get out of sinning in thought, word and deed. Brady brings his insight to bear on the text helping to see the greater implications of what Jesus is talking about in the sermon on the mount. We hope you enjoy this! Feel free to contact us at Getwrightforsunday@gmail.com with any comments, questions, challenges, or quips! We would love to hear from you!

Pastor Wright is once again joined by a special guest, Alexa. The two of them get to discuss the continuation of the sermon on the mount. What is Jesus talking about when He talks about salt? What is salt good for if it loses it saltness? Why would Alexa not sing for all our listeners? How does salt, and light help us understand who Jesus is and what He has done for us? These questions and more are addressed in this new episode. Feel free to contact us at Getwrightforsunday@gmail.com with any comments, questions, challenges, or quips! We would love to hear from you!

Pastor Wright has a special guest, Lillie. In this special episode Pastor Wright and Lillie get to discuss the readings for the Fourth Sunday after the Epiphany of our Lord. Lillie brings her insight to Jesus' sermon on the mount giving us a fresh perspective. I hope you enjoy this episode it was sure a lot of fun recording it! Feel free to contact us at Getwrightforsunday@gmail.com with any comments, questions, challenges, or quips! We would love to hear from you!

Pastor Michele Y. Wright is an Ordained Minister and Founder of United in the Name of Jesus Ministries and United Community Services where her husband Pastor Donald Wright Jr. of 25 years serves with her. She is a Proverbs 31 Woman. She has exemplified serving not only in her home, ministry and also business. Yet strongly follows the Model of Jesus in her Community where she has been honored nationally and locally finding favor with God as she serves mankind. She opens her home to those in need, trains women, men, and youth. Visits the sick, Seniors and widows. There is a passion in her heart for Seniors. Pastor Wright taught Youth Prayer and instructed Biblical Application in Kansas City, Mo. over 18 years. She is an empowering orator and has a Christian Community Podcast "Just For You" serves as Chief Development Officer for a Christian Radio Station and Magazine. Schools are thankful for her gifts where she mentors students and implements programs and/or events. She is a M-other O-f M-any sharing wisdom and love. She is an overcomer defeating several near death attacks covered by the blood of Jesus. Romans 8::37 says we are more than conquerors through Him that loved us. Serving in ministry for over 35 years, she is a soul winner and imparts truth across the country. Her belief is women are essential in the Body of Christ and are powerful beyond measure. A woman of great faith and trusts GOD undoubtedly. She has a Master's in Theology, Graduate of UMSL NLA, CORO and STLCC Women in Entrepreneurship. Mrs. Wright also has trained nationally at Alex Haley's Farm, trained and taught Diversity and Inclusion over 10 years. She is a native of St. Louis, Mo. Guest Contact at: Leadingwright@gmail.com Phone: 314-405-1713 ———————- — Host Contact: Momentspod.com, www.drajrbutler.com Ministry: www.graceprojecthomes.com Sponsored by: www.tradeacademypro.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/momentsofgrace/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/momentsofgrace/support

Pastor Wright in the is episode discusses what Jesus talks about within St. Luke 18:1-8 about the unjust judge. Why does Jesus use ungodly examples to point out how we should act, or how God acts? What do the elect have to cry about? What does it mean, "When the Son of Man comes, will he find faith on earth?" How are we to deal with God? How does God deal with us? These questions and more are addressed in this new episode of Get Wright For Sunday. Feel free to contact us at Getwrightforsunday@gmail.com with any comments, questions, challenges, or quips! We would love to hear from you!

Join Vicar Hill and Pastor Wright as they look at St. John 8 through a Trinitarian lens. How is the Holy Trinity Father, Son, and Holy Ghost all at work in this Gospel text. Why do the Pharisees not understand who is standing before them? Do the Pharisees deny the Holy Spirit? Why do they trust only in their work? How do they miss the fulfillment of all that the Old Testament points to? These questions and more are discussed in this new episode of Get Wright For Sunday. Feel free to contact us at Getwrightforsunday@gmail.com with any comments, questions, challenges, or quips! We would love to hear from you!

In this new episode of Get Wright For Sunday, join Pastor Wright and Vicar Hill as they take a closer look at a Holy Week text. How do prepare ourselves for believing in Christ, but yet not seeing Him. How does Jesus prepare His disciples for His upcoming death and resurrection. Why do Jesus think He is giving a new command, by telling everyone to love their neighbor? These questions and more are discussed in Can I Go Too?. Feel free to contact us at Getwrightforsunday@gmail.com with any comments, questions, challenges, or quips! We would love to hear from you!

Pastor Wright and Vicar Hill address what it means when bad things happen to good people? How bad do you have to be to have God make bad things happen to you? Are you really getting what you deserve? How can you make sure you are not making God mad in what you say and do? These questions and more are discussed in this new episode of Get Wright For Sunday! Feel free to contact us at Getwrightforsunday@gmail.com with any comments, questions, challenges, or quips! We would love to hear from you!

*Originally aired March 24, 2021* With honesty and warmth, Pastor Alan Wright tells his inspiring journey from craving blessing to living the blessed life in his book The Power to Bless: How to Speak Life and Empower the People You Love. Pastor Wright shares about the power and importance of blessing.

Pastor Alan Wright shares his inspiring journey from craving blessing to living the blessed life in his book The Power to Bless: How to Speak Life and Empower the People You Love. Pastor Wright and Susie have a conversation about the power and importance of speaking blessing over ourselves and others.