P.S. Post Sermon Podcast
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Podcast Overview
<p>The P.S. Post Sermon Podcast is where Wes McAdams and other ministers from the church of Christ on McDermott Road keep the conversation going after Sunday’s sermon. Each week, we sit down to unpack the message more deeply, answer questions from our church family, and respond to feedback. This is a space for honest discussion, biblical reflection, and practical application. Whether you missed the sermon, want to dig deeper into the passage, or are wrestling with how the message connects to real life, this podcast is designed for you. Think of it as the "postscript" to Sunday’s worship—a chance to process, reflect, and grow together in faith. Join us as we explore Scripture, talk through tough questions, and encourage one another to live more like Jesus in our homes, our workplaces, and our community.</p>
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July 20, 2026
Where Nehemiah Failed
<p>Nehemiah led the Jewish people in rebuilding the walls, but that wasn't his primary goal. Would it surprise you to hear that Nehemiah failed to accomplish his primary goal? On this episode of the P.S. Podcast, Matt Mead talks with Wes McAdams about Sunday's sermon on Nehemiah, and the strange gap between what Nehemiah accomplished and what he set out to do. They also dig into the difference between guilt and shame, why well-intentioned leaders can do real damage when they prioritize projects over people, and what it means to look for glory in all the wrong places. It's a conversation about brokenness, patience, and where our hope actually belongs.<br /><br />This episode is a follow up to Sunday's sermon, "Nehemiah Rebuilds the Walls" (<a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.ccmcdermott.org/sermons/nehemiah/" target="_blank">https://www.ccmcdermott.org/sermons/nehemiah/</a>).</p>
July 13, 2026
Mass Divorce in Ezra: When God-Fearing People Get Things Wrong
<p>What do you do with a Bible story that doesn't sound like the God you know? In Ezra 9–10, a godly, Bible-loving priest orders a mass divorce, sending vulnerable women and children away, and the book just ends. Was he right? Wes McAdams and Barrett Bingham wrestle with one of Scripture's most troubling passages: how to tell when the Bible is prescribing and when it's merely describing, what the prophet Malachi might say about it all, and why well-meaning, God-fearing people so often make bad situations worse. Plus, listener questions about staying friends with someone practicing demonology, wrestling with sins committed after baptism, and loving LGBTQ neighbors without compromising the truth. If you've ever read a Bible story and thought, "That can't be right," this conversation is for you.</p><p></p><p>This week's full sermon, "Ezra Rebuilds the People," can be found at: <a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.ccmcdermott.org/sermons/ezra-rebuilds-the-people/" target="_blank">https://www.ccmcdermott.org/sermons/ezra-rebuilds-the-people/</a></p>
July 6, 2026
Faithfulness When You Can't Fix Everything
<p>Ever feel like you did everything right, and it's still not enough? The returned exiles rebuilt the temple, but it didn't look like the good old days and they didn't live happily ever after. Sound familiar?<br /></p><p>This week Wes and Matt discuss Sunday's sermon, and a new series through Ezra and Nehemiah called Unfinished Business. They talk about how disillusionment quietly slides into discouragement and distraction. They dig into why churches — and individuals — reach for what's easy instead of what's hard, what it means to hold grief and joy in the same hand during worship, and why every generation is tempted to believe its moment is the grand finale. If you've ever wondered whether faithfulness is worth it when nothing seems finished, this conversation meets you there.<br /><br />This conversation was prompted by the sermon, "Zerubbabel Rebuilds the Temple" (preached Sunday, July 5). You can find that full sermon here: <a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.ccmcdermott.org/sermons/zerubbabel-rebuilds-the-temple/" target="_blank">https://www.ccmcdermott.org/sermons/zerubbabel-rebuilds-the-temple/</a></p>
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- What is P.S. Post Sermon Podcast?
<p>The P.S. Post Sermon Podcast is where Wes McAdams and other ministers from the church of Christ on McDermott Road keep the conversation going after Sunday’s sermon. Each week, we sit down to unpack the message more deeply, answer questions from our church family, and respond to feedback. This is a space for honest discussion, biblical reflection, and practical application. Whether you missed the sermon, want to dig deeper into the passage, or are wrestling with how the message connects to real life, this podcast is designed for you. Think of it as the "postscript" to Sunday’s worship—a chance to process, reflect, and grow together in faith. Join us as we explore Scripture, talk through tough questions, and encourage one another to live more like Jesus in our homes, our workplaces, and our community.</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
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