Wesley Memorial Church (High Point, NC) Sermons & Podcast

On Wednesdays during June, July, and August, Pastor Jeff will be leading a discussion of two of C.S. Lewis’s Chronicles of Narnia, Prince Caspian and The Voyage of the Dawn Treader. While these amazing stories were written for children, they provide opportunities for exploring the theological riches of our faith.

On Mondays during June, July, and August, Pastor Jeff will be leading a study of C.S. Lewis’s The Great Divorce. The Great Divorce is a Christian fantasy about a bus ride from hell to heaven. This novel provides abundant opportunities to discuss the Christian doctrines of good and evil, grace and judgment, and the significance of our choices and our astounding ability to rationalize sin.

On Wednesdays during June, July, and August, Pastor Jeff will be leading a discussion of two of C.S. Lewis’s Chronicles of Narnia, Prince Caspian and The Voyage of the Dawn Treader. While these amazing stories were written for children, they provide opportunities for exploring the theological riches of our faith.

On Mondays during June, July, and August, Pastor Jeff will be leading a study of C.S. Lewis’s The Great Divorce. The Great Divorce is a Christian fantasy about a bus ride from hell to heaven. This novel provides abundant opportunities to discuss the Christian doctrines of good and evil, grace and judgment, and the significance of our choices and our astounding ability to rationalize sin.

The promises we have as told in Scripture are far greater than any problem we may face. These promises are not just words, but based on the infallible character of God.

What is someone paid for ALL of your monetary debt: your car, your house, your education and yet you continued to live as if you were in debt? Wouldn't that be weird? In Christ, you are "debt free" so don't live like it.

On Wednesdays during June, July, and August, Pastor Jeff will be leading a discussion of two of C.S. Lewis’s Chronicles of Narnia, Prince Caspian and The Voyage of the Dawn Treader. While these amazing stories were written for children, they provide opportunities for exploring the theological riches of our faith.

On Mondays during June, July, and August, Pastor Jeff will be leading a study of C.S. Lewis’s The Great Divorce. The Great Divorce is a Christian fantasy about a bus ride from hell to heaven. This novel provides abundant opportunities to discuss the Christian doctrines of good and evil, grace and judgment, and the significance of our choices and our astounding ability to rationalize sin.

Pastor Jeff’s Adult VBS is back! This year’s topic will be “The Invisible World: Angels & Demons”.

Pastor Jeff’s Adult VBS is back! This year’s topic will be “The Invisible World: Angels & Demons”.

Pastor Jeff’s Adult VBS is back! This year’s topic will be “The Invisible World: Angels & Demons”.

Romans 8:1 declares that in Christ, there is no condemnation under the law. You are set free to live according to and in the Spirit.

Whoever believes in the Son of God is not condemned. Those who do not believe are condemned already. There is now no condemnation for those that are in Christ Jesus.

Pastor Jeff’s Adult VBS is back! This year’s topic will be “The Invisible World: Angels & Demons”.

Bring your unworthiness to the only One who is truly worthy.

The book of Romans is a systematic presentation of the Gospel. Romans 7 offers the problem, Romans 8 offers the solution.

On Wednesdays during June, July, and August, Pastor Jeff will be leading a discussion of two of C.S. Lewis’s Chronicles of Narnia, Prince Caspian and The Voyage of the Dawn Treader. While these amazing stories were written for children, they provide opportunities for exploring the theological riches of our faith.

Jesus provides freedom for all who will believe in His name.

In Paul's letters to the Romans, he articulates the importance of leaving a life of sin (or not returning to your old ways) and continue in the way of righteousness.

Although Adam and Eve (and we) find ourselves "east of Eden", we don't have to stay there. The work of Christ far surpasses any damage done by the Fall.

God originally designed human beings to be responsible. After the Fall, irresponsibility reigned supreme, and therefore blame entered the conversation....immediately. The man blamed the woman. The woman blamed the serpent. All essentially blamed God. None blamed themselves

Pastor Jeff leads us through what led to the fall of humanity

When human beings see a warning, why do we feel this impulse to ignore it?

in Genesis 2, God made man and woman. Adam from the earth, and Eve from the man's rib. Why is this significant?

In Genesis 3, the serpent tempted Adam and Eve