The Midweek Podcast

Join Pastor Kevin Wilson and the Faith Defined Team (Pastor Michael Carter, Diana Brown and Kevin Lotz) as the discuss Week 3 of our faith Defined All-Church Series. This week they take a look at Hebrews 11:8-12 and focus on the principle that "when making a decision in faith, we trust God with the results of our decision."

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Join Pastor Kevin Wilson and the Faith Defined Team (Pastor Michael Carter, Diana Brown, and Kevin Lotz) as the discuss Week 2 of our Church-Wide Series on Hebrews 11:4-7. The look at the principle that faith isn't about having all the answers; it's about trusting Christ and stepping out in obedience to His word, even when the way is unclear, the future seems uncertain, or when life is confusing or hard.

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Join Pastor Kevin and the Faith Defined Team (Pastor Michael Carter, Diana Brown and Kevin Lotz) as the dive in to Hebrews 11:1-3, looking at the principle that faith isn't about having all the answers; it's about having a relationship with Jesus. Dive in deeper with a Faith Defined Group and access our Small Group Guide below.

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Summary

In this episode, Michael Carter discusses the concluding part of Hebrews chapter 10, focusing on the stern warnings against apostasy, the reality of God's judgment, and the encouragement for believers to endure in their faith. He emphasizes the importance of obedience, the consequences of deliberate sin, and the need for perseverance in the Christian journey.

In this conversation, Michael Carter explores the themes of the New Covenant as presented in Hebrews, focusing on the confidence believers can have in Christ's sacrifice and the role of the Holy Spirit in assuring this truth. He discusses the inadequacies of the Old Covenant and emphasizes the completeness of Christ's work, encouraging believers to approach God with confidence despite their struggles with sin.

In this episode, Tony San Nicolas unpacks Hebrews 9:23–28 and reflects on the unmatched power and finality of Christ’s once-for-all sacrifice. Through stories, illustrations, and Scripture, Tony challenges listeners to stop settling for the “copies” of true faith—like empty rituals or surface-level Christianity—and instead find confidence in the finished work of Jesus.

You’ll be encouraged to live with purpose, speak life into others, and rest in the truth that Christ has done what no earthly sacrifice ever could. Because of His perfect offering, we’re not only forgiven—we’re empowered to live as people eagerly waiting for His return.

This week, Pete Hammett explores Hebrews 9:11-14 and the profound reality that, through Jesus, we’ve been given a purified conscience—free from dead works and able to serve the living God. Drawing from personal experience, Scripture, and even a few spacewalks, Pete reflects on how we ask the question, “How am I doing?” and how that answer changes when we measure ourselves by God’s standard of grace.

This episode offers encouragement for those struggling with past sin, unhelpful criticism, or lingering guilt—and reminds us that Christ’s perfect sacrifice was once for all, offering us eternal redemption and direct access to the Father.

In this episode of The Midweek Podcast, Michael Trautman unpacks the rich imagery of Hebrews 9:1–5, exploring the contrast between the earthly tabernacle and Christ’s heavenly work. As the conversation shifts from structure to purpose, we’re reminded that what once symbolized limited access to God has now been radically transformed through Jesus.

Michael is joined by Pete Hammett for a thoughtful discussion on reverence, preparation, and the shift from ritual to relationship in how we approach God. Together, they reflect on what it means to live as people of the new covenant—those invited to draw near to a holy God without fear, but with intentionality.

Whether you’re multitasking or diving in with Bible in hand, this episode will deepen your understanding of worship, access, and the purpose of the tabernacle—then and now.