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Air Date: Sunday August 09, 2026

Use Your Words - Episode #4246

Rev. Dr. Charles A. Wiley III
Presbyterian Church (USA)

Join us for Episode #4246 of Day1, featuring Rev. Dr. Charles A. Wiley III of the Alliance for Christian Media in Atlanta, GA, preaching "Use Your Words" on Romans 10:5-17. As the 11th Sunday after Pentecost approaches, Wiley challenges mainline Protestants' quiet discomfort with evangelism, unpacking Paul's insistence that faith is both lived and spoken. Drawing on a misattributed quote from St. Francis of Assisi, he makes a compelling case for verbal proclamation alongside faithful action.

Air Date: Sunday August 16, 2026

"Life's Harder Questions" - Episode #4247

The Rev. Dr. Charles Qualls
Cooperative Baptist Fellowship

Join us for Episode #4247 as we welcome Rev. Dr. Charles Qualls, senior pastor of Franklin Baptist Church in Franklin, VA, preaching "Life's Harder Questions" from Romans 11:1-2a, 29-32. As the 12th Sunday after Pentecost unfolds, Qualls reflects on God's unwavering faithfulness and the irrevocable nature of divine calling, even amid life's most persistent doubts. Drawing on decades of pastoral experience, he explores themes of loneliness, mystery, and grace that refuse to let us go.

Air Date: Tuesday August 18, 2026

Who We Say Jesus Is, Matters - Episode #4248

The Rev. Dr. Charles Qualls
Cooperative Baptist Fellowship

Join us for Episode #4248 as Rev. Dr. Charles Qualls, senior pastor of Franklin Baptist Church in Franklin, VA, preaches "Who We Say Jesus Is, Matters" from Matthew 16:13-19. As the season after Pentecost invites deeper reflection on discipleship, Qualls explores Jesus' pointed question—"Who do you say that I am?"—unpacking freedom, faith, and what it means to make Jesus central rather than merely a friend.

Air Date: Sunday August 30, 2026

Holy Ground, Ordinary Shoes - Episode #4249

Rev. Carla Jones Brown
Presbyterian Church (USA)

Join us for Episode #4249 as Rev. Carla Jones Brown, Designated Pastor of Oxford Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia, brings us "Holy Ground, Ordinary Shoes," a sermon on Exodus 3:1-15. Preaching on Moses and the burning bush, Rev. Jones Brown explores what it means to turn aside and notice the sacred breaking into an ordinary day, and how God calls people with no standing to carry extraordinary purpose. As the church moves through the season after Pentecost, this sermon invites us to ask where holy ground might be waiting, right where we are.