In this episode of "Will He Preach in You?", Jermaine Bean and his family engage in a bedtime devotion, discussing the importance of letting one's light shine as inspired by Matthew 5:16. They explore the fascinating world of fireflies, drawing parallels between the bioluminescent creatures and the spiritual light that shines from within. The episode also highlights the family's recent visit to their new church, Muskogee First Baptist, where they share their experiences and the significance of friendships built in Christ.

Tay and Jermaine talk about the Church's commission to missions and our need to disciple to the point of Christian obedience. 

In this episode, Jermaine Bean delves into Ephesians Chapter 6, emphasizing the importance of honoring one's parents as a reflection of honoring God. He discusses the concept of spiritual warfare, urging listeners to put on the "armor of God" to stand firm against evil forces. Jermaine also highlights the role of faith in uniting people and redeeming societal structures, encouraging listeners to be active in their faith and care for others.

In this episode, Dallas explores the concept of imitating Christ, emphasizing that true love is demonstrated through actions rather than words. He discusses the importance of living a life filled with love, following the example of Christ, and highlights the difference between being a fan of Jesus and a true follower. Dallas encourages listeners to reflect on their actions and strive to be a light in the darkness, inspiring others to follow Christ through their example.

In this episode, Jermaine Bean delves into Ephesians chapter 4, emphasizing the themes of servanthood and unity in faith. He discusses the importance of walking in humility, gentleness, patience, and love, while highlighting the gifts of Christ and the call to live out one's faith authentically. Jermaine encourages listeners to embrace their new life in Christ, putting away old habits and fostering peace and unity within the community.

In this episode, Jermaine Bean delves into the teachings of Ephesians, emphasizing the importance of listening and understanding God's word. He shares stories of imprisonment —literal and metaphorical —to illustrate the power of faith and redemption. Jermaine encourages listeners to embrace their spiritual calling and find freedom in being "locked in" with Christ, rather than "locked up" by worldly constraints.

In this episode of "Will He Preach?", Jermaine Bean and Brittany discuss the nuances between accountability and judgment, emphasizing the importance of being a good communicator, friend, and neighbor. They highlight that accountability should be private and rooted in love, while judgment often condemns. The conversation also touches on the Christian perspective of sharing truth and the role of the Word of God in guiding actions. The episode wraps up with reflections on the story of Job, underscoring the need for grace and understanding in communication.

In this episode, I share my experiences and insights from a recent sermon on unity and redemption at the First Baptist Church in Haskell. I delve into the challenges and blessings of preaching, emphasizing the importance of unity within the church and the doctrine of redemption from Ephesians chapter one.  I also stress the significance of revisiting biblical themes and the personal growth that comes from studying God's word. Throughout the episode, we reflect on the impact of my message and the responses from the congregation, highlighting the transformative power of doctrine and conviction.

The episode features Jermaine Bean discussing themes from Ephesians Chapter 2, focusing on spiritual transformation and unity in Christ. Jermaine emphasizes the transition from being "dead in trespasses" to being "alive together with Christ" through grace. He highlights the breaking down of barriers and the creation of unity among believers, portraying Christ as the cornerstone of a new spiritual community. The conversation underscores themes of reconciliation, the doctrine of grace, peace, and the shared identity of believers as members of God's household.

In this episode, I talk about the profound themes of unity and redemption within the church. I emphasize the importance of understanding and living by the doctrine of redemption, urging listeners to preach exclusively Jesus Christ as "the way". Let's explore the concept of being holy and blameless before God, despite worldly perceptions, and think on the significance of standing unified in Christ's teachings. I believe scripture calls for a deeper commitment to evangelism and a good look at the transformative power of divine redemption.