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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.
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Signup to Generate a PitchThe 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.
P.S. Post Sermon Podcast is hosted by Wes McAdams. The show has published 53 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Lessons from the Canaanite Woman (Matthew 15:21-28)" (26 October 2026, 36 minutes), "Is Lifting Holy Hands Too Much: What We Can Learn from the Woman in Mark 14" (19 October 2026, 40 minutes), and "Grieving People Need the Face of God, Not Just Facts About God" (21 September 2026, 37 minutes).
P.S. Post Sermon Podcast publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 37 minutes across 53 episodes.
Booking probability for P.S. Post Sermon Podcast is 32%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. P.S. Post Sermon Podcast requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. P.S. Post Sermon Podcast's contact route on record: verified email.
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Jesus calls a desperate mother’s people dogs. Read that again slowly. A woman begs him to heal her demon-possessed daughter, and he answers with silence, then a refusal, then a line about bread and the dogs. Some...
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Why does church culture often prize efficiency and productivity over devotion that costs something? Is lifting holy hands too much, or is folding them just a habit we mistook for Scripture? A woman broke a jar of nard...
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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...
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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...
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"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...
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Does letting God do the work mean sitting still while bad things happen? Barrett and Wes work through the mailbag from two weeks of James: why joy and mourning aren't opposites, who's actually safe to confess your sins...
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Driving home from worship Sunday, Wes caught himself calling someone a name. Minutes after preaching that no one can tame the tongue. That's the whole point of James 3. Wes and Matt Mead dig into the bit in a horse's...
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Does James 2 actually contradict Paul on faith and works? It's one of the most common objections raised against the book, and Barrett brings it straight to Wes: how do you square "faith without works is dead" with...
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This week's sermon started with complete silence and it was met with two very different reactions. It was a sermon that launched, "Talk is Cheap," a new series through the book of James, a book that reveals how...
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Why does the book of Nehemiah, a book about rebuilding and revival, end on such a negative note? Wes and Barrett close out the Ezra-Nehemiah series by sitting with an ending that refuses to wrap up neatly; reform...
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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...
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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...
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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? This week...
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"I'm trying to forgive myself," it's something many of us have said. However, here's a question that might stop you cold: where does the Bible actually tell you to forgive yourself? In his Father's Day sermon, Wes made...
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What do you do when someone you love is doing something wrong; not just annoying, but genuinely sinful? Most of us default to one of two extremes: we either avoid the conversation entirely or we talk about the person to...
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In this episode of the P.S. Podcast, Barrett and Wes unpack Sunday’s sermon from Philippians 4:2–9, continuing the “Don’t Freak Out” series by talking honestly about stress, anxiety, and family life in light of the...
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Everyone knows the sting of a broken promise. Whether it's a friend who let you down, a spouse who didn't follow through, a leader who failed to deliver. That kind of disappointment has a way of unraveling us. But what...
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In this episode, Wes McAdams and Barrett Bingham dig into the book of Habakkuk after Wes's Mother's Day sermon left him questioning whether he'd chosen the right text. They discuss plans falling apart, complaining to...
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In this episode of the PS Podcast, Matt and Wes discuss life, death, and the hope of resurrection. Building on Wes’s recent sermon from 1 Corinthians 15, they explore why bodily resurrection—not escape to a disembodied...
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What happens to us immediately after we die? In this episode of the Post Sermon Podcast, Barrett and Wes McAdams unpack the "intermediate state" — the disembodied period between physical death and the resurrection —...
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