Moments of Worship

Pastor Keith McMinn
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A weekday podcast on Moments of Worship. Each episode releases at 4am. 

  1. 1D AGO

    363. Love Is Not Self-Seeking: I Corinthians 13:4c-5 (Way of Love Series)

    Send a text Ever notice how fast a small irritation can turn into a quiet grudge? We unpack one of the most searching lines in 1 Corinthians 13—love does not insist on its own way—and follow the thread from denied preference to sharp tone to a mental ledger that never forgets. Along the way, we name why “have it your way” lodges so easily in the heart and why humility, not willpower, is the only route out of resentment’s loop. We walk through everyday moments where self tries to climb the throne: the meeting where our idea gets shelved, the household plan that shifts without our input, the friend who overlooks our view. Then we draw a straight line to the inner courtroom where scorekeeping begins. You’ll hear a simple but piercing diagnosis—irritability is often wounded self-love. We point to Jesus Christ as the living pattern of “Not my will, but yours be done,” the one who endured betrayal and injustice without a trace of sin, no snap, no frost, no stored offense. If this encouraged you, follow the show, share it with a friend who needs peace today, and leave a quick review to help others find these Moments of Worship.

    4 min

  2. 2D AGO

    362. Love Is Not Proud: I Corinthians 13:4b (Way of Love Series)

    Send a text Ever notice how a polite “congrats” can hide a tug of envy underneath? We take Paul’s sharp, freeing words—love does not envy, does not boast, is not arrogant or rude—and trace how these heart-postures shape our worship and our relationships. With gentle honesty and practical clarity, we name what envy really is, why boasting never satisfies, and how rudeness is pride with a microphone. Then we lift our eyes to the One who had every reason to boast and didn’t: Jesus, who held all glory yet took the form of a servant. Across this short, soul-deep reflection, we explore the subtle habits of arrogance—the impatience to correct, the rush to be right—and how tone, timing, and presence reveal what we truly trust. Rather than polishing our manners, we invite a deeper change: receiving mercy so we can reflect mercy. You’ll hear simple, workable practices to celebrate others without pretending, to catch pride as it rises, and to pray Psalm 51 as a daily reset for the heart. Our aim is not better optics but a truer love that makes the gospel visible in ordinary moments—at work, at home, and in the conversations where tone often tells the truth. If you’ve felt the sting of comparison or the strain to be noticed, this meditation offers a quiet way back: look to Christ, receive grace, and let humility turn rivals into neighbors. Listen, share with a friend who needs encouragement today, and if this helped you, subscribe and leave a review so others can find their way to this daily worship pause.

    5 min

  3. 3D AGO

    361. Love That Waits And Moves With Kindness: I Corinthians 13:1-4a (Way of Love Series)

    Send a text We trace how patience is more than waiting and how kindness keeps waiting from turning cold. Through simple scenes of home and work, we show how love makes space, resists control, and trusts God’s timing. • everyday moments that reveal impatience • love is patient and kind in 1 Corinthians 13 • patience as a settled heart under God’s providence • resisting the urge to rush or control • gentle, practical ways to make space for others • questions to examine our posture with people • reflecting Christ’s patience in daily delays

    4 min

  4. 5D AGO

    360. Without Love, We are Noisy Gongs: I Corinthians 13:1-3 (Way of Love Series)

    Send a text What if your most polished words and boldest sacrifices still sounded like a gong? We kick off a new series on 1 Corinthians 13 by asking a hard question with a hopeful answer: why do gifts, knowledge, and even mountain-moving faith count for nothing without love—and how do we change that? We read and reflect on Paul’s piercing lines about tongues of men and angels, prophetic power, and radical generosity. Then we trace the heart issue beneath impressive activity: motives that drift from the good of others toward the glow of self. Along the way, we lean on pastoral wisdom and a nod to Charles Hodge to clarify a vital truth—love is not sentimentality or performance, but the fruit of regeneration and a sign of our union with Christ. When love leads, gifts become ministries instead of megaphones; sacrifice becomes seed instead of spectacle. You’ll hear practical questions to test your direction: Do your gifts build others up? Does your sacrifice flow from delight in God or from pride? Would those closest to you call you loving? We close with a simple charge shaped by the cross—speak with love, boast only in Jesus Christ and Him crucified, and serve others in a way that honors both them and the Lord. If this encouraged you, tap follow, share it with a friend who needs a gentle nudge toward love, and leave a quick review so others can find the show. And we’d genuinely love to hear from you—send us a message and tell us how you’re seeking to build others up this week.

    4 min

  5. FEB 27

    359. Counting Blessings: A Pastor’s Week Of Thanks

    Send a text We pause to practice daily gratitude, moving from vague thanks to specific blessings that mark God’s care across a week. From family moments and faithful friends to humble teams and fresh provision, we make a list and invite you to make yours. • giving thanks as daily worship • naming specific people and moments • noticing common grace in ordinary work • replacing complaint with proportion • sharing gratitude within community • simple cues to build a gratitude habit • inviting listener ideas for a new series Click the send me a text Go to a wonderful gospel centered church this Sunday.

    5 min

  6. FEB 26

    358. The Lord's Supper- Proclaiming the Lord's Death until He Comes (Biblical Worship Series)

    Send a text We trace the meaning of the Lord’s Supper as remembrance, proclamation, and hope, and we call listeners to examine their hearts and pursue reconciliation before coming to the table. We close with a simple benediction and invite texts for updates on a new book and the Bide Conference. • the Lord’s Supper as a visible sermon of the gospel • remembrance of Christ’s once‑for‑all sacrifice • proclamation of the Lord’s death until he returns • warning to self‑examine before taking the elements • call to reconcile with brothers and sisters • hope fixed on the marriage supper of the Lamb • practice across church rhythms and frequency • blessing and invitation to worship Jesus Christ Send me a text by clicking the Send Me a Text button. Click the Send Me a Text if you'd like to hear more updates about my book coming out or the Abide Conference. Click the Send Me a Text, put your name down, your email, we'd be glad to send you some info

    4 min

  7. FEB 24

    357. Baptism And New Life (Biblical Worship Series)

    Send a text We teach how baptism makes the gospel visible, forms a people, and flows from Christ’s command to make disciples. Scripture, historic voices, and a clear definition show why this church ordinance belongs at the center of gathered worship and mission. • definition of ordinances as visible words of the gospel • baptism commanded by Christ in Matthew 28 • believer’s immersion symbolizing death and new life • Romans 6 and Colossians 2 on union with Christ • public witness before the gathered church • historic insights from Calvin and Zwingli • connection to church membership and the Lord’s Supper • preaching, baptism, and growth in Acts 2 • call to share the gospel in everyday places We pray that we can see many, many baptisms in a given year, in a given month, in a given week, and that is connected to us proclaiming the gospel of grace, that we would speak the gospel in our community, in our families, in the places of our work, in our friendship circles, that we would proclaim the gospel for the glory of God, that all might come to faith in Jesus Christ

    5 min

  8. FEB 23

    356. How Corporate Prayer Shapes A Worshiping Church (Biblical Worship Series)

    Send a text We explore how corporate prayer forms a church, moving from adoration to confession to assurance to thanksgiving to bold supplication. Scripture shapes our liturgy. • why adoration starts the gathering • how confession works corporately • assurance of pardon in Christ • thanksgiving as a lived habit • supplication that builds boldness • Scripture shaping every prayer • benediction as sending Thank you for joining me on this episode of Moments of Worship I look forward to seeing you right back here on Tuesday, February the 24th Well, say it with me until tomorrow and forever May we worship Jesus Christ Thank you for listening, friend

    6 min
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A weekday podcast on Moments of Worship. Each episode releases at 4am. 

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  • Creator
    Pastor Keith McMinn
  • Years Active
    2024 - 2026
  • Episodes
    363
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © 2026 Moments of Worship
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