Hosted by Rev. Chandler Wiley · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 22 episodes
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Join Rev. Chandler Wiley as we navigate our way around various passages of Scripture, setting a course for Jesus Christ.
Rev. Chandler Wiley hosts Navigating Scripture, a religion show with 22 episodes published.
Why do so many Christians feel unsure—or even uncomfortable—talking about the Holy Spirit? In this Pentecost sermon from John 16, we look at Jesus’ surprising words to His disciples: “It is to your advantage that I go aw
Show notesIn 1 Peter 1:17–21, Peter gives a surprising command to Christians living as exiles in an unholy world: “conduct yourselves with fear.” What does it mean for believers—those redeemed by grace—to live with fear? This serm
Show notesIn 1 Peter 1:13, the apostle Peter turns a corner—from celebrating the gospel to calling believers to live in light of it. But this command doesn’t stand on its own. Like Paul, Peter grounds every imperative in the finis
Show notesIn a world marked by instability, displacement, and uncertainty, where do we find a hope that actually lasts? In this episode, we explore the opening of 1 Peter and the powerful reality that the earliest Christians were
Show notesMary Magdalene comes to the tomb in the darkness of early morning, carrying the weight of grief, loss, and unanswered questions. The one who delivered her from darkness now lies in a grave—or so she thinks. When she find
Show notesOn Holy Saturday, the Church stands in the silence between the cross and the resurrection. In this sermon from Mark 15:42–47, we are invited to slow down and face a reality we often avoid: death. With the ancient reminde
Show notesThis sermon traces the rising excitement of Jesus’s triumphal entry into Jerusalem—and the surprising quiet that follows. As the crowds shout “Hosanna” and hail Him as the Son of David, expectations of political victory
Show notesIn this sermon on Psalm 130, we descend into the depths with the psalmist—into the place of guilt, shame, and spiritual exhaustion—only to discover the astonishing mercy of God waiting there. This “gospel psalm,” as Mart
Show notesIn Psalm 95, God invites His people to something deeper than a day off from work—He invites them into His rest. But what is that rest, and why do so few people experience it? This sermon explores the biblical meaning of
Show notesPsalm 33 calls God’s people to shout — not with timid voices, but with a battle-cry of joy. In a world filled with deception, injustice, and failing human plans, the righteous sing because the Word of the Lord is upright
Show notesAs we approach Lent, Psalm 103 calls us to preach to our own souls: “Bless the LORD, O my soul, and forget not all his benefits.” In this sermon, we trace David’s sweeping vision of redemption — forgiveness for iniquity,
Show notesOn Transfiguration Sunday, as the Church moves from Epiphany toward the season of Lent, this sermon reflects on Jesus’ radiant glory revealed on the mountain in Mark 9. In the midst of the disciples’ confusion about suff
Show notesWhat do you do when God calls—and you feel completely unqualified? In Exodus 4, Moses begs God to send someone else, convinced his weakness disqualifies him from God’s mission. But God responds with a stunning promise: “
Show notesIn this sermon from Exodus 1, we explore God’s unstoppable mission to restore blessing to the world through redemption. From Eden to Abraham to Israel in Egypt, God remains faithful to His promises even in the face of fa
Show notesWe continue our series in Ezekiel with a look at Chapter 9.
Show notesWe continue in our series The Gospel According to Ezekiel.
Show notesWe continue in our series The Gospel According to Ezekiel with chapter 6 and 7.
Show notesOur series The Gospel According to Ezekiel continues with Ezekiel 3:22-4:17.
Show notesOur series The Gospel According to Ezekiel continues with Ezekiel 3:12-21.
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Navigating Scripture is hosted by Rev. Chandler Wiley. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 22 episodes.
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