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Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Warm, scripture-led sermons connect the Holy Spirit, Christian community, and personal transformation to the pressures of ordinary life.
Church of the Resurrection - Wheaton, IL - Sermon Podcast carries pulpit teaching into the feed with sermons from Matt Woodley and Brett Crull.
Mary and Martha meet the dishes and diapers; your overloaded day gets a seat in the sermon.
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A sermon that treats resurrection as bodily hope, present power, and a reason to pray with open hands.
This sermon begins on a bright Easter morning in the north parking lot, with clear skies, the congregation starting to turn red, and a prayer for shade.
A prison ministry story opens into a steady case for being centered in Jesus.
Church of the Resurrection turns a prison ministry update into a sermon about Mary and Martha, and that opening gives the message its heft. Res Prison Ministry reaches into jails and prisons locally and statewide, and the visit to Parchman Prison in Mississippi, where six church…
A sermon about the Spirit making believers into living letters.
The sermon makes a simple claim with real force: following Jesus means becoming like Jesus. It begins with Jeremy Roomey's account of the weight of playing Jesus in The Chosen, then moves into 2 Corinthians 3 and 4 to show the Spirit writing on human hearts, giving life, and…
A patient sermon on spiritual gifts, Trinitarian life, and the faith Christians kindle in one another.
Father Matt, the Interim Dean at the Cathedral, takes on a question that can feel slippery even inside church life: who is the Holy Spirit, and where does the Spirit become visible?
A sermon on enduring injustice and persecution with faithful service.
Chaos comes into focus through Modesto's story: a prisoner presented as the victim of a robbery whose accused attackers shifted blame onto him after a murder, leaving him convicted and serving a life sentence.
Two Bible translators unpack Scripture's hardest passages, from Revelation's 666 to the Witch of Endor.
Live sermons with Easter-shaped urgency.
A Father's Day sermon reflecting on father-son relationships in the Bible, using examples like Abraham and Isaac, and the prodigal son.
A pastor humorously introduces Pentecost and the gift of the Holy Spirit in a sermon.
A sermon podcast from an Anglican church in Wheaton, IL, featuring a pastor's prayer and reflection on partnering with God in proclaiming the gospel.
A sermon on beholding Jesus and awakening to His glory, based on Luke 9.
A sermon discussing J.I.
A sermon on Luke 9 using a personal marriage anecdote to illustrate the value of clear communication.
A sermon exploring the meaning of following Jesus, contrasting it with social media following, based on Luke chapter 9.
Pastor Matt Woodley opens with the story of Modesto, a man wrongfully convicted of murder who found Jesus in prison and became a witness for 30 years.
A sermon on the parable of the Good Samaritan, exploring the question of who is our neighbor and its political relevance.
Matt Woodley discusses the Res Prison Ministry, highlighting a death row inmate named Jersey who found transformation through worship songs at Parchman Prison.
Father Matt, the Interim Dean at the Cathedral, begins with the familiar signs of Trinitarian worship and asks why the Holy Spirit can feel hard to grasp.
The sermon opens by comparing hard acting roles and Jeremy Roomey, who plays Jesus in The Chosen, to show the strain of portraying Jesus.
An Easter sermon begins in a cloudless parking lot.