Moments of Worship

Send us Fan Mail Worship Arts Ministry Intern of Bethel Baptist Church helps us today understand the justice of God. Listen in and join the conversation. 

Send us Fan Mail Hebrews 4:14–16 calls believers to draw near to God through Jesus Christ, our great High Priest. Because He sympathizes with our weakness and intercedes for us perfectly, we can come with confidence to receive mercy, grace, and help in every time of need.

Send us Fan Mail What happens when we truly behold the holiness of God? In this episode, we look to Isaiah’s vision of the Lord high and lifted up and are reminded that God is utterly pure, majestic, and set apart. His holiness reveals our sin, humbles our hearts, and causes us to treasure the mercy made available through Christ.

Send us Fan Mail Psalm 96 calls us to worship with fresh affection and full-hearted praise because the Lord alone is worthy. This is not merely a private invitation, but a global summons: all the earth is called to sing, to bless His name, and to proclaim His saving work day after day. Why? Because our God is not like the false gods of the nations—He is the Maker of heaven and earth, clothed in sp...

Send us Fan Mail There is no one like our God. He alone is eternal, uncreated, self-existent, holy, wise, and sovereign over all things. While everything in creation is dependent, changing, and limited, God stands above all in unmatched majesty and glory. Yet the wonder of the gospel is that this great and holy God has shown mercy to sinners through Jesus Christ. 

Send us Fan Mail God’s greatness is beyond our ability to fully understand. If creation alone leaves us in awe, how much more the Creator Himself? In this episode, we reflect on Psalm 145 and the unsearchable greatness of God—a greatness that humbles us when we do not understand His ways and comforts us because nothing in our lives is too overwhelming for Him. Because God is infinitely wise, power...

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Send us Fan Mail Fear of the future often reveals a heart that wants certainty more than trust. In this episode, we consider how anxiety about tomorrow exposes our struggle to rest in God’s sovereignty, goodness, and daily care. Looking to Scripture, we are reminded that God has not called us to carry tomorrow’s burdens today, but to walk by faith in the grace He gives for the present moment. If y...

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Send us Fan Mail Walk into a massive cathedral and you feel it instantly: you are small, and the world is bigger than your mind can conceive. We define transcendence in plain language, then let Scripture give it weight, especially Isaiah 55:8–9 where God reminds us His thoughts and ways are higher than ours. Along the way, we also lean on trusted Christian theology: we can know God truly because H...

Send us Fan Mail In this episode, Pastor Keith reflects on the weight and perspective that come through regularly shepherding in funerals. Surrounded by stories of lives well-lived, he is reminded of his own mortality and the importance of living with eternal purpose. While acknowledging that life is brief, he encourages listeners not to let that reality lead to fear, but to wisdom. Rooted in Scri...

Send us Fan Mail You know that feeling when you’re about to hit send on a tough message, walk into a meeting, or make a decision you can’t undo and you think, “What should I do next?” We live there more often than we admit. We do not just need better tactics or sharper instincts. We need wisdom, and we need it from God. We walk through why God’s wisdom is not a vague idea but a steady anchor for r...

Send us Fan Mail This episode reflects on the pain of rejection, from childhood experiences like being the last picked in a game to more recent disappointments such as missed opportunities. It acknowledges how rejection can lead us to question our worth, but emphasizes that human rejection is not a measure of our value. The central truth is that believers are not rejected by God. Scripture reminds...

Send us Fan Mail This episode explores the deep and universal fear of losing the people we love. While losing small things like keys or a wallet can be frustrating, the pain of losing loved ones is far greater and inevitable in a fallen world. In these moments of grief and uncertainty, Scripture reminds us that God is near to the brokenhearted (Psalm 34:18) and is the source of all comfort (2 Cori...

Send us Fan Mail Why do we fear failure so deeply? In a world built on performance and rankings, it’s easy to believe that our worth rises and falls with our success. But this episode reminds us of a greater truth: for the Christian, identity is not defined by performance but by Christ. Drawing from 2 Corinthians 5:17 and Philippians 1:6 (ESV), we are encouraged to rest in the reality that we are...

Send us Fan Mail Fear of the unknown is one of the most common struggles we face. We worry about what tomorrow may bring, imagine difficult scenarios, and feel unsettled by circumstances we cannot control. In this episode of Moments of Worship , Pastor Keith McMinn looks at the comforting promise of Isaiah 41:10 and reminds us that the believer never walks into an uncertain future alone. God promi...

Send us Fan Mail In this final episode of our series on the way of love, we consider Paul’s closing words in 1 Corinthians 13. Using the illustration of a child growing into maturity, Paul reminds us that the Christian life is meant to move from spiritual childishness to spiritual maturity. As we grow in Christ, our thinking, our priorities, and especially our love should increasingly reflect the...

Send us Fan Mail We welcome you into a short Thursday devotion and share a personal update on a book release and local gathering. We then walk through 1 Corinthians 13:8-10 to show why spiritual gifts are temporary while Christian love remains forever.  • our book progress with Redemption Press and final proofreading  • invitation to a May 1 release party in Yorktown  • Paul’s contrast between lov...

Send us Fan Mail In this episode, Pastor Keith McMinn reflects on the eternal nature of Christian love. While everything around us—meetings, meals, seasons, even daily routines—has a natural end, Paul reminds the Corinthians that love is different: it never ends. Pastor Keith explores how spiritual gifts like prophecy and tongues are temporary, serving the church in its current season, but love is...

Send us Fan Mail What if the most powerful resistance to a cynical world is a love that refuses to quit? We open 1 Corinthians 13:7 and sit with four simple, demanding verbs—bear, believe, hope, endure—that rebuild trust, soften hard places, and steady us when relationships feel heavy. You’ll hear vivid examples from everyday life, gentle pastoral counsel, and a steady call to practice mercy the w...

Send us Fan Mail What if our first reaction to someone’s failure wasn’t a private smile but a quiet prayer? We take a hard look at 1 Corinthians 13:6—“love does not rejoice at wrongdoing, but rejoices with the truth”—and explore how that single line can reshape our feeds, our conversations, and our hearts. From the subtle thrill of a rival’s stumble to the cultural rush of scandal, we uncover why...

Send us Fan Mail Ever notice how fast a small irritation can turn into a quiet grudge? We unpack one of the most searching lines in 1 Corinthians 13—love does not insist on its own way—and follow the thread from denied preference to sharp tone to a mental ledger that never forgets. Along the way, we name why “have it your way” lodges so easily in the heart and why humility, not willpower, is the o...