Moments of Worship

A weekday podcast on Moments of Worship. Each episode releases at 2 am.

Moments of Worship is a arts podcast hosted by Pastor Keith McMinn, with 474 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Pastor Keith McMinn hosts Moments of Worship, a arts show with 474 episodes published.

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  Episode #473

  473. Make the Most of Today: Psalm 118:24

  Oct 5, 20265 minS8

  Send us Fan Mail In this episode Pastor Keith encourages us to take captive the thought, “I just need to get through today,” and replace it with the truth of Psalm 118:24: “This is the day that the LORD has made; let us rejoice and be glad in it.” Each day is a gracious gift from God and an opportunity to worship Christ, love others, serve faithfully, and steward what He has placed before us. Even when the day is difficult or our plans are interrupted, God remains good, sovereign, and faithful. Rather than wishing today away, receive it as a gift and make the most of it for the glory of God.

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  Episode #472

  472. I Need Everyone to Like Me: Galatians 1:10

  Oct 1, 20265 minS8

  Send us Fan Mail In this episode Pastor Keith addresses the exhausting struggle of people pleasing and our desire to be liked and approved by others. Looking at Galatians 1:10, he challenges us to consider whose approval we are ultimately seeking: man’s or God’s. While Christians should seek to be kind, gracious, humble, and loving toward others, we cannot allow the opinions of people to become our master. There is freedom in remembering that we cannot please everyone, but we can seek to faithfully follow Christ and live for the approval of God. Refuge Album https://open.spotify.com/album/7baQDNxxVNkgGzIDVrlUkl?si=ru0AlUCNQ1OwDb8c5_gmsw

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  Episode #471

  471. God Could Never Use Someone Like Me: 1 Corinthians 1:26–29

  Sep 30, 20265 minS8

  Send us Fan Mail In this episode Pastor Keith addresses the discouraging thought, “God could never use someone like me.” Looking at 1 Corinthians 1:26–29, we are reminded that God does not depend on impressive, powerful, or extraordinarily gifted people to accomplish His purposes. Instead, He often works through ordinary and weak people so that the glory belongs to Him alone. Rather than focusing on our inadequacies, failures, or limitations, we can faithfully use the gifts God has entrusted to us for His glory. The question is not whether we are impressive enough to be used by God, but whether we will faithfully offer what He has given us.

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  Episode #470

  470. I Don’t Need to Attend Church: Hebrews 10:24–25

  Sep 29, 20265 minS8

  Send us Fan Mail In this episode Pastor Keith addresses the thought, “I don’t need the church.” Hebrews 10:24–25 reminds us that God never intended the Christian life to be lived alone. Believers are called to gather together, encourage one another, and stir one another up to love and good works. Sports, travel, hobbies, and other activities can be good gifts, but they should not consistently take priority over gathering with the people of God. The local church is a gift from God, and regularly worshiping together is an important part of faithfully following Christ.

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  Episode #469

  469. I’m Too Busy to Slow Down: Psalm 46:10

  Sep 25, 20266 minS8

  Send us Fan Mail n this episode, Pastor Keith reflects on Psalm 46:10 and the challenge of slowing down in a constantly hurried world. Biblical stillness does not mean inactivity, but resting our souls in the truth that God is our refuge, strength, and sovereign Lord. Drawing from his own struggle with being driven and wanting to accomplish as much as possible, Pastor Keith shares practical lessons about stewarding time, creating margin, serving alongside others, and learning to say no. Rather than believing we are too busy to slow down, we can intentionally make room to study God’s Word, meditate on His character, and rest in Him.

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