The BWC Podcast

In this episode, Pastor Scott sits down with Brian Sutton, COGOP North America General Presbyter, to discuss what makes a healthy church. They share their thoughts on healthy church dynamics, the role every believer plays in strengthening the local church, and how we can help build a church culture that honors Christ.

In this episode, Pastor Chandler joins Pastor Scott and Al Sparkman to discuss our “Grow Down” theme and how it connects to our Fruit of the Spirit series. They talk about spiritual growth, discipleship, and what it looks like to follow Christ faithfully in everyday life.

In the first episode of 2026, the guys reflect on the Advent season at BWC and look back on the Spiritual Warfare series, and how it provided a different perspective on Christmas. They also talk about the importance of “more Scripture, less screens,” encouraging a deeper focus on God’s Word in a world full of competing voices and distractions.

In this episode, Pastor Scott and Al are joined by our new Associate Pastor, John Holst. They talk about what John’s role will look like at Bethesda and how our church team continues to grow. The conversation also reflects on our recent Guy’s Conference and the heart behind our Men’s, Women’s, and Couples ministries. As the holiday season approaches, they share honestly about how Christmas can be...

In this episode, Discipleship Pastor Chandler Lee joins Pastor Scott and Al for a conversation about what it really means to love our neighbors. They talk about the growth we’re seeing at Bethesda Worship Center, the importance of showing up and being present for people, and the joy of seeing lives changed through baptism.

In this episode, Discipleship Pastor Chandler Lee joins Pastor Scott and Al for a conversation about what it really means to “do life together.” They unpack the importance of community, discipleship, and spiritual growth both inside and outside the church.

In our very first episode, Pastor Scott and Al Sparkman share the vision for The BWC Podcast, talk through some current events, and dive deeper into our recent “ROOTS” series while looking ahead to what’s next in our sermons.