Will He Preach?

What does it really mean for a Christian to be “winsome” - and when does that word become a trap? Jermaine and Tay unpack the tension between charm, truth, and gospel faithfulness in a conversation that gets more honest the deeper it goes.

This episode is part of a reading from Spurgeon on Prayer and Spiritual Warfare, and it’s designed to strengthen your prayer life with rich, convicting truth. The message lands with a simple but searching question: is prayer an instinct of yours? (song written by Red Rocks Worship)

Jermaine and Dainjer share how hardship, faith, and community shaped Dainjer’s journey in Christ after a life-changing accident. They reflect on prayer and a growing relationship with God, especially through struggle, gratitude, and public encouragement. The conversation closes with Dainjer’s powerful experience praying before his church and stepping into the person he believes he was called to become.

Charles Spurgeon’s Guaranteed to Succeed makes the case that when Jesus says, “Ask and it shall be given you,” He’s not offering a nice suggestion - He’s giving believers a promise with authority, power, and testimony behind it. Let's sit with our brother and ponder why we pray.
(The worship song at the end is by Red Rock Worship)

This episode is a warm, faith-centered back-to-school conversation with Jermaine and his daughters about how school is going, why trying your best matters, and how their learning connects to honoring God. The biggest moment comes when Mila shares that she brought her Bible for show-and-tell and read Psalm 34 to her class, making the episode both personal and spiritually encouraging. Overall, it blends family humor, school-life stories, and a clear message that excellence should point back to God.

This episode reflects on a difficult church transition and how it deepened Jermaine and Brittany’s trust in God’s plan and their commitment to ministry. It also highlights a meaningful homecoming in Mississippi, where Jermaine preached in front of his family and experienced God’s encouragement in a powerful way. The conversation centers on finding purpose, staying faithful, and letting Christ remain the focus through every season.

Give a listen to a sermon manuscript over the Gospel of Matthew 13:51-52. Overall, the episode urges listeners to see Jesus as the fulfillment of all Scripture and to live as disciples who learn, believe, and pass on the gospel with conviction. Are you a kingdom scribe and a kingdom master as described in this passage?

More from the blessed fellowship of Super Summer student leadership camp.

Most young Christians enter ministry with big dreams — but many get caught up in titles, pride, and rushing the process instead of trusting God's timing. In this episode, Jermaine Bean sits down with Will Ellison, a youth minister and seasoned camper, to unpack the real heart of leadership and calling in ministry.

The episode centers on a special "View of Call Sunday" service, where Jermaine Bean is introduced as a candidate for the NextGen pastor role. The congregation is encouraged to focus on worship and God's faithfulness, with Jermaine sharing his journey and passion for youth ministry. He emphasizes the importance of experiencing God's goodness personally and communally, drawing from Psalm 34 to inspire a deeper connection with faith.