Goodness & Mercy Podcast

Brother Charlie Rogers IV

Sister Erin Brown

Aspiring Missionary Sheena Tolbert

This episode challenges listeners to think for themselves instead of following others blindly, using real-life examples and Scripture (Proverbs, Matthew) to emphasize discernment and personal faith.

It also explores the biblical call to honor and obey parents (Exodus 20:12), explaining how respect builds discipline, humility, and prepares us to follow God.

Finally, the message reflects on Jacob's wrestling with God (Genesis 32) and Isaiah 43, showing how God transforms identity and offers redemption, followed by prayer and an invitation to join the church in Augusta, Georgia.

Pastor preaches from 2 Corinthians 6:14-18, warning that believers must not be "unequally yoked" with the world. The message emphasizes that God and sin do not mix, urging the church to uphold holiness and avoid compromise.

Through personal stories and scriptural calls to action, the sermon challenges listeners to choose Jesus, break unhealthy ties, and embrace transformation. The episode closes with an invitation to worship in Augusta, Georgia, and support the ministry.

Mother Delores James

Praise the Lord. This episode is a warm Mother's Day sermon celebrating mothers, church mothers, mentors, and all who pour into young lives. The speaker shares personal stories and thanks God for family and church community.

Practical guidance is offered for children and parents—honor your parents, train children in the way they should go (Deuteronomy and Proverbs), and practice consistent faith, prayer, and discipline with love.

The message closes with a call to kindness, mentoring, and finding a God-fearing church, reminding listeners that the Holy Spirit guides us and community support helps shape the next generation.

Pastor preaches from 1 Corinthians 2:9 about the unimaginable blessings God has prepared for those who love Him, urging faith, obedience, and perseverance.

The message mixes personal stories, encouragement to stay the course, an altar invitation for prayer, and information about attending services or supporting the ministry.

This episode is a sermon on Matthew 6:33-34 about checking your priorities: seek God first, trust His provision, and stop worrying about tomorrow.

The speaker shares personal examples and scripture, explains that putting God first reduces anxiety and brings provision, and urges listeners to live for God today rather than postponing faith.

Listeners are invited to join the church in Augusta, Georgia and to support the ministry.

This episode explores Matthew 8:5–13 and the Centurion’s example of faith, showing how a single word from Jesus can heal, restore, and change any situation.

Pastor Charlie emphasizes the power of spoken faith, the importance of blessing others with encouraging words, and invites listeners to join the congregation in Augusta, Georgia.

This sermon explores Jesus' conversation with the Samaritan woman at the well, showing how He offers "living water"—the Holy Spirit—and meets people where they are, even in brokenness.

It highlights the balance of truth and grace, the difference between knowing about God and knowing God, and how God uses flawed people throughout Scripture to advance His purposes.

Listeners are encouraged to seek a personal encounter with Jesus, join the church's worship in Augusta, Georgia, and support the ministry if they wish.

This episode explores 1 John 2:15-16 and calls listeners to reflect Christ, not the world. The speaker emphasizes transformation of the mind, radical generosity, forgiveness, humility, and hope rooted in Jesus. Through prayer, scripture, and the coffee-bean illustration, the message urges believers to let God’s anointing change their behavior and influence the world for good.

Practical examples and heartfelt encouragement invite listeners to live as a distinct, loving community that points others to Christ and trusts that God is able to handle every circumstance.

This episode is a heartfelt sermon centered on Proverbs 18:21, teaching listeners to speak life over themselves daily. It contrasts popular self-help practices with Biblical principles—encouraging positive speech, meditation on Scripture, regular rest, and generous living as paths to spiritual and emotional well-being.

The speaker shares personal stories and practical advice for parenting, dealing with stress, and trusting God’s provision, inviting listeners to replace negative talk with faith-filled declarations and a life rooted in God’s Word.

This episode is a sermon drawing from Genesis 32:22–29, where the speaker shares personal stories and explores Jacob's all-night wrestling with God as a metaphor for honesty, perseverance, and identity.

The message urges listeners to get alone with God, confess who they truly are, and hold on in faith—promising that God can rename, bless, and transform lives when people stop pretending and become real.