Will He Preach?

In this episode of "Will He Preach?", host Jermaine Bean sits down on vacation with his friend Colby Dill, a young preacher. They talk about how the Holy Spirit takes over a sermon, how to share the gospel boldly, and how "iron sharpens iron" in close friendships. Colby then describes the struggles of writing and delivering his sermon: writer's block, fitting Bible-institute methods to his own sty...

Jermaine Bean and Brittany discuss why rest and time away are essential for ministry families, not signs of selfishness. They share how vacations, Sabbath rhythms, and intentional time together can protect marriages, strengthen family bonds, and help prevent burnout. Their conversation offers pastors, ministry leaders, and anyone carrying constant responsibility a reminder to make space for rest a...

Colby Dill is a young preacher and family member of mine. He preaches a heartfelt, testimony-filled message on purpose, salvation, and surrender. Will He preach? Yes, He Will? Preach boy preach!

The episode explores how stories can echo Scripture while changing its meaning. By comparing a garden story with Genesis and other biblical patterns, it highlights discernment, resisting temptation by trusting God’s word, and the grace of restoration. Eli’s confession and the king’s response—welcoming him and giving him a robe—show that honesty can lead not to rejection, but to renewed belonging /...

Jermaine and Brittany share how a student prayer walk encouraged both the people they prayed for and the students themselves. The episode emphasizes sincere, everyday prayer and bold faith. Application points: Pray regularly and honestly. Let your faith encourage others. Trust God to use simple prayers.

This episode reflects on preaching Psalm 35:11–18—both the challenge of communicating David’s downward emotional spiral and the blessing of seeing God’s Word meet real life. The central encouragement is to stay faithful in worship and let Scripture shape both your own heart and your conversations / prayers about others. 3 short applications: Keep Scripture close: Have a passage you’re regularly st...

Psalm 35: 11-18 shows David facing false accusations and malicious opposition. Yet instead of responding with pride or revenge, he turns to God in humble prayer and praise. The sermon connects David’s suffering to Jesus, the ultimate man of sorrows who endured rejection and injustice. Believers are called to find hope in Christ, gather with God’s people (the mighty throng), and pray even for their...

Jermaine reflects on preaching Psalm 35 at his new church and shares the challenges and blessings of the experience. He offers practical advice on sermon structure, introductions, storytelling, and using cross-references well.

This message unpacks Psalm 35:1-10 through the lens of Saul pursuing David, the justice of God, and the surprising way Scripture points forward to Jesus Christ. Jermaine traces how David’s cry for God to “contend” becomes a bold model for believers who need to pray honestly, emotionally, and bravely when life feels unfair. This sermon was originally preached in view of a call at FBC Coweta Oklahom...

Winsomeness in the pulpit is only powerful when it’s anchored to the gospel - otherwise, you may be winning people to yourself instead of to Christ. Jermaine Bean and Tay break down how to preach hard truths with grace, without flattening the weight of the text or losing the listener in the process. (The wrap up)

What does it really mean for a Christian to be “winsome” - and when does that word become a trap? Jermaine and Tay unpack the tension between charm, truth, and gospel faithfulness in a conversation that gets more honest the deeper it goes.

This episode is part of a reading from Spurgeon on Prayer and Spiritual Warfare , and it’s designed to strengthen your prayer life with rich, convicting truth. The message lands with a simple but searching question: is prayer an instinct of yours? (song written by Red Rocks Worship)

Jermaine and Dainjer share how hardship, faith, and community shaped Dainjer’s journey in Christ after a life-changing accident. They reflect on prayer and a growing relationship with God, especially through struggle, gratitude, and public encouragement. The conversation closes with Dainjer’s powerful experience praying before his church and stepping into the person he believes he was called to be...

This episode is a warm, faith-centered back-to-school conversation with Jermaine and his daughters about how school is going, why trying your best matters, and how their learning connects to honoring God. The biggest moment comes when Mila shares that she brought her Bible for show-and-tell and read Psalm 34 to her class, making the episode both personal and spiritually encouraging. Overall, it bl...

This episode reflects on a difficult church transition and how it deepened Jermaine and Brittany’s trust in God’s plan and their commitment to ministry. It also highlights a meaningful homecoming in Mississippi, where Jermaine preached in front of his family and experienced God’s encouragement in a powerful way. The conversation centers on finding purpose, staying faithful, and letting Christ rema...

Give a listen to a sermon manuscript over the Gospel of Matthew 13:51-52. Overall, the episode urges listeners to see Jesus as the fulfillment of all Scripture and to live as disciples who learn, believe, and pass on the gospel with conviction. Are you a kingdom scribe and a kingdom master as described in this passage?

More from the blessed fellowship of Super Summer student leadership camp.

Most young Christians enter ministry with big dreams — but many get caught up in titles, pride, and rushing the process instead of trusting God's timing. In this episode, Jermaine Bean sits down with Will Ellison, a youth minister and seasoned camper, to unpack the real heart of leadership and calling in ministry.

The episode centers on a special "View of Call Sunday" service, where Jermaine Bean is introduced as a candidate for the NextGen pastor role. The congregation is encouraged to focus on worship and God's faithfulness, with Jermaine sharing his journey and passion for youth ministry. He emphasizes the importance of experiencing God's goodness personally and communally, drawing from Psalm 34 to inspi...

In this episode of "Will He Preach in You?", Jermaine Bean and his family engage in a bedtime devotion, discussing the importance of letting one's light shine as inspired by Matthew 5:16. They explore the fascinating world of fireflies, drawing parallels between the bioluminescent creatures and the spiritual light that shines from within. The episode also highlights the family's recent visit to th...

Tay and Jermaine talk about the Church's commission to missions and our need to disciple to the point of Christian obedience. 

In this episode, Jermaine Bean delves into Ephesians Chapter 6, emphasizing the importance of honoring one's parents as a reflection of honoring God. He discusses the concept of spiritual warfare, urging listeners to put on the "armor of God" to stand firm against evil forces. Jermaine also highlights the role of faith in uniting people and redeeming societal structures, encouraging listeners to b...

In this episode, Dallas explores the concept of imitating Christ, emphasizing that true love is demonstrated through actions rather than words. He discusses the importance of living a life filled with love, following the example of Christ, and highlights the difference between being a fan of Jesus and a true follower. Dallas encourages listeners to reflect on their actions and strive to be a light...

In this episode, Jermaine Bean delves into Ephesians chapter 4, emphasizing the themes of servanthood and unity in faith. He discusses the importance of walking in humility, gentleness, patience, and love, while highlighting the gifts of Christ and the call to live out one's faith authentically. Jermaine encourages listeners to embrace their new life in Christ, putting away old habits and fosterin...

In this episode, Jermaine Bean delves into the teachings of Ephesians, emphasizing the importance of listening and understanding God's word. He shares stories of imprisonment —literal and metaphorical —to illustrate the power of faith and redemption. Jermaine encourages listeners to embrace their spiritual calling and find freedom in being "locked in" with Christ, rather than "locked up" by worldl...