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.
Grieving People Need the Face of God, Not Just Facts About God
Lazarus is dead, and Jesus is furious. Not at Mary. Not at Martha. At death itself. Barrett and Wes dig into the anger Jesus felt at that tomb, the grief that doesn't need an apology, and why no one should hate death as much, or fear it as little, as Christians. They also talk about the moving response of a sister who has been praying about her cancer diagnosis. Plus listener questions on being honest with God without being disrespectful, and why Jesus telling Martha "believe and you will see" might be harder to live than it sounds.
This conversation follows up on Wes's sermon "Come and See the Pain and Disappointment." Listen to the full message here (https://www.ccmcdermott.org/episode/come-and-see-the-pain-and-disappointment).
14 Sept 2026
Assumptions About the Woman at the Well (John 4)
Married five times. Alone at the well at noon. We've built an entire sermon tradition on assuming those two facts mean she was a social outcast, a moral failure hiding from her town. But is that exegesis, drawing the meaning out of the text, or eisegesis, reading our own assumptions into it? Barrett sits down with Wes to work through a batch of listener questions from Sunday's message on John 4: how far it's fair to lean on extra-biblical history when Scripture stays silent, why the Jews and Samaritans wouldn't speak to each other despite sharing Jacob as an ancestor, and what actually changed Wes's mind about this woman years ago. They also unpack the story of Nicodemus, coming to Jesus at night while this woman comes in broad daylight, and why that contrast might matter more than we often realize.
This conversation follows up on Wes's sermon, "Come and See the One Who Knows You" from September 13 — listen to the full message here: https://www.ccmcdermott.org/episode/the-one-who-knows-you (https://www.ccmcdermott.org/episode/the-one-who-knows-you)
7 Sept 2026
You Don't Need All the Answers to Share Jesus
"A student of evangelism, but not a practitioner." Is that how you would describe yourself? Matt Mead sits down with Wes the Monday after he kicked off a new series in John called "Come and See," McDermott Road's guest friendly launch to Friends and Family Month. They talk about why the best evangelists Wes has ever known never had a strategy, a curriculum, or an answer for every objection. They just loved people and loved Jesus, and wanted to connect the two. Wes traces that all the way back to Andrew, one of the least famous apostles. Along the way, a listener question about angels in John 1:51, and why having all the answers was never the point.
This conversation follows up on Wes's sermon "Come and See the Son of God (John 1:35-51)" — listen to the full message here: https://www.ccmcdermott.org/episode/come--see-the-son-of-god (https://www.ccmcdermott.org/episode/come--see-the-son-of-god)
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