The Midweek Podcast

In this MidWeek episode, Kevin Wilson and Michael Carter conclude their series with Dr. Scott Kellum about the practical and exegetical depth of the Trinity. Their conversation explores the deity of Christ in John and Philippians, highlighting how Jesus is the Son of God by essence rather than adoption. They cover the importance of embracing the mystery of an infinite God, the significance of the name above all names, and how a right understanding of the Trinity prepares believers for everyday witnessing. Studying the Trinity encourages the church to get lost in the glorious mystery of God, allowing it to deepen their worship and enrich their affection for Him.

This is part 3 of a 3-part series.

In this MidWeek episode, Kevin Wilson and Michael Carter continue their conversation with Dr. Scott Kellum in a series exploring the essential truth of God as Trinity. In this section, they approach the Trinity as an exegetical endeavor rather than a philosophical debate. They discuss why this doctrine is a vital guardrail against idolatry, the impact of early church heresies like Arianism, and how understanding God as one in essence but three in persons enriches our affection for Him.

This is part 2 of a 3-part series.

In this MidWeek episode, Kevin Wilson and Michael Carter sit down with Dr. Scott Kellum to explore the essential truth of God as Trinity. The Scripture defines God as one in essence but three in persons, and they discuss why this doctrine is vital for avoiding idolatry, the impact of early church heresies, and how knowing God rightly sharpens our minds and enriches our affection for Him.

This is part 1 of a 3 part series.

In this episode, Pastor Kevin joins Michael Trautman and Rebecca Pittard to discuss how discipleship and missions intersect to fulfill the Great Commission. Using the command to "go and make disciples" as their foundation, they discuss how mobilization is not just a checkbox but a natural outflow of a life shaped by Scripture; the need to break down the walls between our spiritual lives at home, work, and play. Every believer is called to be the hands and feet of Christ in their own community and beyond. Let's GO!

In this MidWeek episode, Pastors Michael Carter and Michael Trautman discuss the significance and experiences of Passion Week. They discuss the weight of Jesus' lordship through the lens of "crown him or kill him," urging believers to "hang on his words" and make room for Christ in their daily rhythms. BONUS ... Carter and Trautman work through a HEAR journal entry on Luke 19 live, no prep.

In this MidWeek episode, Pastor Michael Carter sits down with Caroline Feary and Brett Crisp to explore how God shapes our hearts through praise. With Psalms of Praise like Psalm 103 and Psalm 150 as a guide, the conversation turns our attention away from self and fixes our gaze on the character of God, His goodness, faithfulness, and worthiness. They discuss why worship isn’t just a moment in a service but the aim of Christian formation, and living for God’s glory by becoming a praise-filled, thankful people.

The Heart-Shaping series walks alongside Westover's Heart of Worship sermon series, March 1-22, 2026.

In this MidWeek episode, Pastors Kevin Wilson, Elliot Ramos and Michael Carter explore how God shapes our hearts through wisdom. Drawing from Psalm 1 and Psalm 119, the conversation centers on two paths: the way of the righteous, formed by delight in God’s instruction; and the way of the wicked, shaped by self. Together, they unpack what it means to become “planted,” to practice spiritual discipline, and to let Scripture train our desires so our lives bear lasting fruit.

The Heart-Shaping series walks alongside Westover's Heart of Worship sermon series, March 1-22, 2026.

Psalm 51 stands out as one of the most beloved stories of repentance in the Bible. This beautiful and honest song of David offers us heartfelt words to pray when we confront our own sin, serving as a comforting template for returning to God after we stumble. Pastors Kevin Wilson and Michael Carter discuss the essential role of repentance and confession in the formation of the believer's life.

The Heart-Shaping series walks alongside Westover's Heart of Worship sermon series, March 1-22, 2026.

It’s easy to feel like everyone else has it together while we’re quietly falling apart. The Psalms of lament (like Psalm 13 and Psalm 22) give us permission to stop pretending and bring our pain honestly to God. In this episode, pastors Kevin Wilson, Michael Carter, and Tony San Nicolas discuss how lament moves us from complaining about God to complaining to Him—and how that kind of honesty forms a faith that’s real, resilient in hard times, and bold to a watching world.

The Heart-Shaping series walks alongside Westover's Heart of Worship sermon series, March 1-22, 2026.

This is an extra, SPECIAL episode. It's our 50th Midweek Podcast episode. Let's have some fun! Also, Pastor Kevin, Michael C, and Caroline Feary discuss the upcoming Psalm series at Westover, The Heart of Worship, giving a sneak peek of some of the worship service changes.