In today’s sermon, Rev. Wheeler suggests that faithful, timely action by Christians is needed in discerning the Way of Jesus as we endeavor to “Interpret the Present Time.”

Where do we turn in times of doubt or despair? How do we “act in faith” when it seems all hope is lost? What does faith look like when you’re stuck wasting around for your next step? Rev. Wheeler wrestles with these questions in this sermon based on Hebrews 11.

Rev. Wheeler offers a pastoral response to this past week of mass shootings and suggests that greed is a possibility not just with money and material possessions— but also with our personal liberties and freedoms. Based on Luke 12:13-21.

Click to listen to today’s sermon as Rev. Wheeler draws upon the story of Mary and Martha from Luke 10:38-42 to show how Mary and Jesus were breaking down gender stereotypes. He also offers a pastoral response to some of the divisive recent statements that have done harm to women, people of color, and the witness of the Christian faith.

“Who is my neighbor and how may I love them faithfully?” Rev. Wheeler tackles these difficult questions in this sermon based on the Parable of the Good Samaritan (Luke 10:25-37).

Click to listen to Rev. Wheeler’s message from Pride Sunday, June 30, 2019 at the Federated Church.

Click to listen to Rev. Wheeler’s sermon from Pride Sunday, 2019- at First Congregational UCC in Norman.

None of us have it all together. What if having the courage to ask for help is a sign of strength and not weakness? Rev. Wheeler suggests this is the case in this sermon based on Luke 8:26-37

Click to listen to Rev. Wheeler’s Trinity Sunday sermon. The Doctrine of the Trinity is a metaphor for the diversity and unity that we find in God, he asserts....

Rev. Wheeler suggests here that the movement of God’s Holy Spirit always calls us to inclusion and love...Draw the Circle Wide!