Pulpit Devotions with Pastor Scott

“You Are Not Alone” In John 14:18–26, Jesus gives His disciples a promise they desperately needed—a promise we desperately need today: “I will not leave you as orphans.” In this episode of Pulpit Devotions, Pastor Scott Rambo walks through this powerful text and explains how Jesus comforts fearful hearts with the assurance of: His living presence His manifestation to obedient believers And the com...

“Greater Works Through the Spirit” — John 14:12–17 In this episode of Pulpit Devotions, Pastor Scott Rambo walks through John 14:12–17 to explain: What Jesus really meant by “greater works” Why these works are greater in scope , not power How prayer in Jesus’ name advances the mission of God Why love for Christ produces obedient lives And how the Holy Spirit — the Helper, the Spirit of truth — emp...

When Philip said, “Lord, show us the Father, and it is enough for us,” Jesus answered with one of the most profound truths in Scripture — “He who has seen Me has seen the Father.” In this episode of Pulpit Devotions, Pastor Scott Rambo takes us through John 14:7–11 to show how Jesus reveals the very heart of God. To know Christ is to know the Father. To see Christ is to see divine love made visibl...

Pastor Scott recaps John 14:1-6 in this devotion. The upper room is shaping up to be the most important and most fearful night of the disciples lives. Jesus' answer is not to scold them for their lake of faith, but to love them in truth.

In this episode of Pulpit Devotions , Pastor Scott Rambo takes us to the upper room — the place where Jesus loved His disciples to the very end. From Judas’ betrayal to Peter’s denial, we see a Savior whose love never falters and whose grace restores. Come rest in the truth that even when our faith fails, His love doesn’t. Main Passage: John 13:21–38 Key Verse: John 13:35 — “By this all men will k...

“The Servant King” (John 13:1–20) In this episode of Pulpit Devotions , Pastor Scott Rambo walks us through one of the most humbling moments in Scripture — when Jesus, the King of glory, kneels to wash the feet of His disciples. In John 13:1–20, we see the Servant King revealing the heart of God through a towel and a basin. It’s a moment that captures both His cleansing grace and His call for us t...

John 12 ends with a simple, yet powerful call. Jesus end His public ministry by calling out the unbeliever and extending mercy to the ones who seek truth and righteousness.

“The Glory of the Cross” (John 12:27–36) When Jesus stood in the shadow of the cross, His soul was troubled — yet His heart was steadfast. In John 12:27–36, we see the moment when divine purpose and human suffering meet. The cross was not defeat but victory; not shame but glory. In this episode, Pastor Scott Rambo walks us through Jesus’ final public words before Calvary — where heaven speaks, Sat...

The Mission of Discipleship: Making Christ Known Discipleship is never meant to stop with us. The call to follow Jesus is always a call to lead others to Him. In this final episode of our discipleship series, Pastor Scott Rambo unpacks the Great Commission (Matthew 28:18–20) and Acts 1:8, showing that Jesus has all authority, has given His church one assignment—to make disciples of all nations—and...

In the devotion, Pastor Scott unfolds what it means to be a faithful steward of the manifold gift's God gives us to manage.

In this episode, Pastor Scott continues lookin at true Biblical discipleship. We are taking our main text from John 12:25-26 and walking throughout Scripture to see what it says a true disciple of Jesus is marked by.

We continue in the Gospel of John as we camp out in chapter 12:26. We will take the next few week to look at what the Bible says about being a true disciple of Jesus.

In the final episode of the Five Solas series, Pastor Scott Rambo unpacks Soli Deo Gloria—that every aspect of salvation and life exists for God’s glory alone. Rooted in Romans 11:36, 1 Corinthians 10:31, and Ephesians 1:3–14, this episode shows how God’s glory is the ultimate goal of creation, redemption, and the Christian life. Pastor Scott explains how the Reformers used this truth to strip awa...

In this message from Pulpit Devotions, Pastor Scott Rambo unpacks John 12:20–26, where Jesus explains that like a grain of wheat, He must fall into the ground and die in order to bear much fruit. And He calls us to follow the same path: dying to ourselves in order to live for Him.

Pastor Scott Rambo turns to Solus Christus, the Reformation’s confession that salvation is found in Christ alone—our only mediator, redeemer, and Lord. From John 14:6 to Acts 4:12 and Hebrews 7:25, Scripture testifies that Jesus is the exclusive way to the Father. Pastor Scott contrasts this with the medieval system of priests, saints, and sacraments, showing how the Reformers recovered the truth...

In this Devotion, Pastor Scott unpacks the Triumphal Entry, revealing the contrast between the crowd’s expectations and the King’s true purpose. We’ll see how Scripture was being fulfilled in real time, how the disciples only understood later, and how the Gospel provoked both joyful witness and hardened opposition.

In this third installment of the Five Solas series, Pastor Scott Rambo unpacks the glorious truth of Sola Gratia—that salvation is entirely the work of God’s grace, from eternity past to eternity future. Drawing from passages like Ephesians 2, Romans 9, and 2 Timothy 1:9, and leaning on the voices of Augustine, Calvin, Luther, and Spurgeon, Pastor Scott shows that grace is not just undeserved favo...

In John 12:1–11, we find an unforgettable scene in Bethany—Mary pouring out a year’s wages worth of perfume on Jesus’ feet, filling the house with the fragrance of worship. But not everyone saw it as beautiful. Judas called it a waste. In this episode of Pulpit Devotions, Pastor Scott Rambo explores the contrast between Mary’s wholehearted devotion and Judas’ selfish pretense, reminding us that wo...

In this pivotal episode of Pulpit Devotions, Pastor Scott Rambo explores the doctrine at the very heart of the Reformation—Sola Fide, or Faith Alone. What does it mean to be justified apart from works? How can a sinner be made right with a holy God? Through rich exposition of Romans, Galatians, and Philippians, and with insights from church history, this episode shows that salvation is not earned—...

As the religious leaders plot the death of Jesus, thinking they are preserving their power and protecting their nation, they unknowingly fulfill the sovereign plan of God. In this episode, Pastor Scott Rambo walks through John 11:47–57 and shows how even the high priest—who wanted Jesus dead—prophesied under divine influence. This passage reveals that the cross was not a tragedy, but a tapestry wo...

In this episode, Pastor Scott Rambo unpacks the foundational doctrine of Sola Scriptura—the conviction that the Bible alone is our final authority in all matters of faith and practice. Far from being a dusty relic of the Reformation, Sola Scriptura remains vital in an age that often prioritizes emotion, tradition, or personal experience over the Word of God. Discover why a Spirit-filled Church mus...

John 11:28-46 offers one of the most moving portraits of Christ in all of Scripture, where divine power meets deep compassion. Before Jesus raises Lazarus, He weeps. Before He calls him out, He groans with holy grief. In this episode, we explore how Jesus meets us in our sorrow and leads us into resurrection life. If you've ever wondered whether God sees your pain or has power over your situation,...

The Five Solas of the Reformation aren't dusty relics from the 16th century. They are living, Biblical truths that anchor the gospel and shape our lives today. In this opening episode, Pastor Scott Rambo unpacks the historical context, Biblical foundation, and ongoing relevance to the Five Solas. Discover why these truths are worth fighting for, living by, and rejoicing in.

When Jesus met Martha at her brother's tomb, He didn't just offer comfort - He revealed a mystery: "I AM the resurrection and the life." In the episode, we explore how Christ turns sorrow into revelation and death into hope. The question remains: "Do you believe this?"

When life feels delayed and prayers go unanswered, can we still believe God is working? In this episode, Pastor Scott explores John 11 and the story of Lazarus to remind us that God's delays are never wasted-they're always purposeful. Learn how to walk in faith, wait in hope, and trust that His timing is always right on time.