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Hosted by Chad Wright-Pittman · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 36 episodes
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At Lake Forest Presbyterian Church , we believe the gospel still surprises us. Through scripture, story, and reflection, each sermon invites listeners to think deeply, laugh freely, and discover grace in unexpected places. Join us weekly as we explore the rhythms of worship and wonder — finding hope in the parables, mercy in the margins, and God’s quiet reforming work in our everyday lives. A podcast for anyone seeking a faith that is both thoughtful and alive.
Chad Wright-Pittman hosts The Lake Forest Sermoncast, a religion show with 36 episodes published.
We think we know Jonah — the guy who got swallowed by a fish. But the real story starts after he gets spit back out. This week, we revisit the prophet who ran from God’s mercy (not God’s wrath), and we ask the question t
What do you do when the empire tells you to bow or burn? This week we revisit three names most of us haven’t thought about since Vacation Bible School — Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego — and we rediscover just how sharp,
Faces of Our Faith: Vashti — The Queen Who Said No Before Esther ever enters the story, another woman has already shown us what courage costs. In week 5 of our Faces of Our Faith summer series, we turn to Esther chapter
Faces of Our Faith: Deborah — A Woman of Fire The book of Judges is Israel's tragedy — a downward spiral of violence and idolatry as the people forget who they're called to be. But tucked into chapter 4 is a flicker of l
“Give Us a Possession” | Faces of Our Faith What happens when the law doesn’t account for you — and you speak to those in power and say so? In this week’s message from Lake Forest Presbyterian Church’s summer series Face
What happens when the commands of the world collide with the commands of the God of life? This week, we continue our summer sermon series, Faces of our Faith, by diving into the opening chapter of Exodus. While Pharaoh—t
We think we know this story. But do we? Before there was Adam and Eve, there was ha-adam and ha-adamah — the human and the humus, the groundling and the ground. In this opening sermon of our summer series Faces of Our Fa
What if the Trinity isn't the spare tire of Christian faith — tucked in the trunk, mostly forgotten — but the very chassis that holds everything together? On Trinity Sunday, Pastor Chad reflects on the ancient doctrine o
What does it mean to receive the gift of the Holy Spirit? On this Pentecost Sunday, Pastor Chad explores the chaos and wonder of Acts 2 - wind, fire, a hundred and twenty voices, and a crowd of strangers hearing God's lo
What does it mean to trust that God's ways really our higher than our ways? This week, Pastor Rick McIntee invites us to acknowledge that there are many different ways to be smart, and many different things we can believ
What happens when the gospel walks into a room full of people who already have their own answers? In this Mother’s Day sermon from Acts 17, we explore Paul’s famous speech on Mars Hill — not primarily as a model for deba
You wake up on an unfamiliar vessel. The floor is cold. Nothing looks familiar. And eventually, someone around the table asks the question out loud: What are we doing here? In this 5th Sunday of Eastertide sermon from 1
Taking us from Tilda Swinton to toddler naps, Rev. Rachel Penmore leads us in a beautiful practice of Sabbath this week. Reflecting on the Sabbath commandments in both Exodus and Deuteronomy, we remember together that re
"My Lord and My God" — The Real Thomas | John 20:19-29 He's been called "doubting Thomas" for two thousand years. But what if we've had him wrong? In this sermon from the second Sunday of Easter, we'll take a fresh look
The women ran from the empty tomb “with fear and great joy.” Matthew doesn’t resolve that tension — and neither does this Easter sermon. In the conclusion of our Lenten series “Tell Me Something Good”, we arrive at the m
On the first Palm Sunday, there were actually two processions entering Jerusalem — and only one of them was a celebration. While Pontius Pilate rode in from the west with armor gleaming and swords drawn, Jesus slipped in
In this Lenten reflection, we step into John 8 — the story we've long called "the woman caught in adultery" — and discover it's actually a story about a woman saved from stoning. There's a difference, and it matters. Dra
In this Lenten reflection, we step into John 8 — the story we've long called "the woman caught in adultery" — and discover it's actually a story about a woman saved from stoning. There's a difference, and it matters. Dra
In this week's teaching, we reflect on two brief but powerful texts from Book of Deuteronomy and the Gospel of Matthew that center God’s care for the most vulnerable among us. When the disciples try to manage the crowd b
Did you know the modern internet stays online thanks to the way honeybees search for food? In this sermon for the third Sunday in Lent, we explore the "feeding of the 5,000" not as a distant magic trick, but as a "bio-al
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