Speaking of Grace shares the weekly message from WholeLife Church in Orlando, Florida. The congregation describes itself as a multicultural, multigenerational faith community committed to being a church without walls. Each episode features a sermon-style teaching aimed at serving and encouraging the local community. The show is produced by WholeLife Productions as an extension of the church's ministry.
Episodes
Voices of WholeLife 2026: Jose & Angela Venegas - Pivotal Moments, Presence, and “A Church Without Walls”
Voices of WholeLife 2026: Jose & Angela Venegas - Pivotal Moments, Presence, and “A Church Without Walls”A life-changing encounter on a balcony in Rome reminds us that God's presence is not confined to the walls of a church. Through unexpected moments, difficult decisions, and acts of compassion, we discover how God invites us to step beyond fear and respond in faith. Being a church without wa
Great Question 2026: Q4 - Melanie Bockmann
Great Question 2026: Q4 - Melanie BockmannIn the final message of our Great Questions series, Melanie explores how we reconcile difficult biblical passages with the character of God revealed through Jesus. How do we interpret Scripture faithfully without simply choosing the version of God we prefer? And how do we balance love, grace, and truth while still acknowledging sin?We’ll wrestle with the i
Great Question 2026: Q3 - Ken Wetmore
Great Question 2026: Q3 - Ken WetmoreIn Part 3 of our Great Questions series, “Hooked on a Feeling,” we explore how to rediscover the early church’s passion for Jesus and the mission of the gospel. Is following Jesus about chasing spiritual highs, or building a lasting relationship with Him? Discover how abiding in Christ and living through the Holy Spirit can bring purpose, joy, and faithfulness
Great Question 2026: Q2 - Ken Wetmore
Great Question 2026: Q2 - Ken WetmoreThe Question is: How do I navigate the tension of deeply loving someone who is a non-Christian while trying to keep Jesus at the center of my life? Does God really want me to walk away from a good person just because they don't believe? And for those who are already married or in a long-term relationship with a non-believer, what is God’s word to them? How do y
Great Question 2026: Q1 - Ken Wetmore
Great Question 2026: Q1 - Ken WetmoreThe Question Is: What makes something truly good or evil, and does the standard change when it comes to God?We’ll wrestle with the idea of absolute morality and the difficult questions that challenge how we understand God’s actions. Join us as we explore what defines good, evil, and the difference between them.Reach out to us with your questions and comments:Te
Church Retreat 2026 Saturday: Andy McDonald
Church Retreat 2026 Saturday: Andy McDonaldThis is the Saturday morning message from our 2026 Church Retreat guest speaker, Andy McDonald. Andy was the former Senior Pastor of WholeLife Church and spent 37 years in ministry before retiring. Reach out to us with your questions and comments:Text/Voicemail: 407-965-1607 Email: podcast@wholelife.church#SpeakingOfGraceGet Connected with WholeLife! Re
Church Retreat 2026 Friday Night: Andy McDonald
BONUS - Church Retreat 2026 Friday Night: Andy McDonaldThis is the Friday night message from our 2026 Church Retreat guest speaker, Andy McDonald. Andy was the former Senior Pastor of WholeLife Church and spent 37 years in ministry before retiring.Reach out to us with your questions and comments:Text/Voicemail: 407-965-1607Email: podcast@wholelife.church#SpeakingOfGraceGet Connected with WholeLife
This Is WholeLife: Future
This Is WholeLife: Future - Ken WetmoreFuture looks ahead to what God may be calling WholeLife Church to become—and the courage it takes to move forward. Through John 21, we’re reminded that following Jesus may require new approaches, unexpected changes, and a willingness to grow. The future isn’t about having every answer; it’s about faithfully taking the next step and continuing to follow Jesus.
This Is WholeLife: Present - WholeLife's 100th Anniversary!
This Is WholeLife: Present - Ken WetmoreAs WholeLife celebrates 100 years, we reflect on what it means to be present and make a difference. Jesus calls us to be salt and light, living with purpose through good works. How can we be a gift to our community today?Reach out to us with your questions and comments:Text/Voicemail: 407-965-1607Email: podcast@wholelife.church#SpeakingOfGraceGet Connected w
This Is WholeLife: Past
This Is WholeLife: Past - Ken WetmoreWhat can our past teach us about where God is leading us next? Explore WholeLife’s story, the faith that shaped us, and how our history can inspire us to move forward and do greater things.Reach out to us with your questions and comments:Text/Voicemail: 407-965-1607 Email: podcast@wholelife.church#SpeakingOfGraceGet Connected with WholeLife! Reach out and let
Voices of WholeLife 2026: Forge - Taylor Bothwell
Voices of WholeLife 2026: Forge - Taylor BothwellThrough the story of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego, we see that their courage in the furnace was built through years of small decisions to remain faithful. The goal of forging isn’t perfection, it’s allowing God to use the heat, pressure, people, and choices along the way to shape our strength, beauty, and identity.Reach out to us with your questi
Great Families: Chosen Families
Great Families: Chosen Families - Ken WetmoreA special family worship experience designed with kids in mind. Uncle Ken will gather everyone around for a bedtime story—or two—with meaningful lessons along the way. Come ready to listen, imagine, and discover what God can teach us through a good story.Reach out to us with your questions and comments:Text/Voicemail: 407-965-1607Email: podcast@wholelif
Great Families: The First (Dysfunctional) Family
Great Families: The First (Dysfunctional) Family - Ken WetmoreEven the Bible’s first families were far from perfect—marked by conflict, blame, brokenness, and dysfunction. Jesus reminds us that family is ultimately shaped not by perfection, but by love, faithfulness, and a shared desire to follow God. Healthy families begin when we take responsibility for ourselves, establish healthy boundaries, g
Two Prophets, Two Widows, and One God - Lindsey Pratt
Two Prophets, Two Widows, and One God - Lindsey PrattGod meets us not in the abundance we wish we had, but in the little we’re willing to place in His hands. Through two widows facing impossible circumstances, we see that God provides exactly what is needed—sometimes sustaining grace, sometimes liberating abundance. Our hope is not in the size of what we bring, but in the faithfulness of the God w
Our Favorite Things: Exodus 33:11
Our Favorite Things: Exodus 33:11 - Ken Wetmore Moses shows us that following God is about more than reaching the destination—it’s about living in His presence along the way. God’s presence shapes our identity, invites us into a close relationship with Him, and is more valuable than anything He could give us. As we receive and remain in His presence, we carry its fruit—love, joy, peace, kindness,
Our Favorite Things: Psalms 107
Our Favorite Things: Psalms 107 - Ken Wetmore When life's storms leave us at our wit's end, God invites us to call on Him, bringing peace where our own wisdom falls short. Psalm 107 reminds us that the Lord is faithful to rescue those who trust Him, guiding them safely through every crisis. True wisdom isn't found in self-reliance, but in recognizing and praising God's steadfast love and saving po
Our Favorite Things: Exodus 14:14
Our Favorite Things: Exodus 14:14 - Ken Wetmore God sometimes leads us on the longer road—not to harm us, but to prepare us and reveal His power in ways we never expected. When life feels like you're trapped between the Red Sea and your fears, trust that God is fighting for you, stay calm, and keep moving forward in faith. As God brings you through impossible situations, celebrate His faithfulness
Our Favorite Things: Genesis 50:20
Our Favorite Things: Genesis 50:20 - Ken Wetmore Joseph's story reveals that while people wove betrayal, lies, and suffering into his life, God was weaving those same events into a greater plan of redemption. From the torn robe to the royal garments, every change of clothing points to God's transforming work and ultimately to Christ. Even what others intended for evil, God intentionally wove toget
Our Favorite Things: Psalms 51
Our Favorite Things: Psalms 51 - Ken Wetmore David's prayer in Psalm 51 shows that real repentance begins with honest confession, not hiding our sin or guilt. Exploring the Hebrew words for sin, rebellion, and guilt, this message reveals God's desire to transform hearts—not just behavior. Discover how confession, grace, and restoration lead to the joy of forgiveness and a renewed life with God.Rea
Our Favorite Things: Hebrews 13:8
Our Favorite Things: Hebrews 13:8 - Ken Wetmore As the world changes faster than ever, Hebrews 13:8 reminds us that Jesus Christ remains the same yesterday, today, and forever. While technology, culture, and even nations change, God's love, grace, and character never do. When life feels uncertain, we can find lasting hope by anchoring our faith in the unchanging Christ.Reach out to us with your qu
Once Upon a Kingdom - Melanie Bockmann
Once Upon a Kingdom - Melanie BockmannJesus' parable of the Wedding Banquet reminds us that faith isn't about having every answer—it's about accepting the invitation to keep seeking. Rather than resolving every mystery, Scripture invites us into deeper questions that transform our hearts. At WholeLife, we believe the Bible is where conversations begin, not end.Reach out to us with your questions a
Our Favorite Things: 2 Chronicles 33:1-20
Our Favorite Things: 2 Chronicles 33:1-20 - Ken WetmoreAs part of our Favorite Things series, this sermon explored the dramatic transformation of King Manasseh from rebellion to repentance. His story reminds us that no one is beyond God's grace, no matter how far they have fallen. We may forget God, but God never forgets us—and He offers forgiveness and restoration to those who turn back to Him.Re
Our Favorite Things: Psalms 22:6
Our Favorite Things: Psalms 22:6- Ken WetmoreAs part of the Our Favorite Things series, featuring favorite Bible verses chosen by church members, this message explores Psalms 22:6. Faith is honest enough to tell God when we feel worthless, rejected, or forgotten—and strong enough to keep speaking to Him until we discover He has not left us after all.Reach out to us with your questions and comments
Our Favorite Things: Romans 12:21
Our Favorite Things: Romans 12:21 - Ken WetmoreAs part of the Our Favorite Things series, featuring favorite Bible verses chosen by church members, this message explored Romans 12:21 and the call to overcome evil with good. Through the example of Jesus, it reminds us that love, forgiveness, and grace are more powerful than revenge and retaliation.Reach out to us with your questions and comments:Te
Don’t Forget: The God Who Created You
Don’t Forget: The God Who Created You - Ken WetmoreIn a busy world it is easy to forget the things that aren't in our face. The God who created you invites you to remember Him daily but especially to Sabbath with Him once a week.Reach out to us with your questions and comments:Text/Voicemail: 407-965-1607 Email: podcast@wholelife.church#SpeakingOfGraceGet Connected with WholeLife! Reach out and
Don’t Forget: The People Who Sacrificed for You
Don’t Forget: The People Who Sacrificed for You - Ken WetmoreNo one makes it alone. Everyone has people in their life who have sacrificed to help them. Remembering them reminds us to sacrifice for others.Reach out to us with your questions and comments:Text/Voicemail: 407-965-1607 Email: podcast@wholelife.church#SpeakingOfGraceGet Connected with WholeLife! Reach out and let us know how we can se
Don’t Forget: The People Who Mentored You - Pedro Perez
Don’t Forget: The People Who Mentored You - Pedro PerezWe all need help—and that’s not weakness, it’s part of how God created us to live. From the people who support us every day to the God who walks beside us, we were never meant to do life alone. This message reminds us that God can help us, others can help us, and we are also called to notice needs, step in with compassion, and mentor the next
Don’t Forget: The People Who Raised You
Don’t Forget: The People Who Raised You - Ken WetmoreDon’t forget where you come from—your story, both the good and the hard, is shaping who you’re becoming. Healing and growth happen when you honestly remember, learn, and choose what you carry forward. Even Jesus honored those who raised Him—so we remember, grow, and pass on something better.Reach out to us with your questions and comments:Text/V
Your Whole Life - Herdley Paolini
Your Whole Life - Herdley PaoliniMental health isn’t about pretending we’re okay—it begins when we name our pain and allow ourselves to feel it. Jesus models a faith that doesn’t avoid grief but enters it, reminding us that healing happens through honesty, grace, and community.Reach out to us with your questions and comments:Text/Voicemail: 407-965-1607 Email: podcast@wholelife.church#SpeakingOf
God Has Heard - Nehemie Verdier
God Has Heard - Nehemie VerdierIn her deepest anguish, Hannah pours out her heart to God and discovers she is not unseen or unheard. This message reminds us that even in waiting, our tears are a powerful act of worship and surrender. Because the God we serve still hears and He is already at work, even before the answer comes.Let us know your thoughts by reaching out and joining the conversation wi
Growing Healthy Spiritually
Growing Healthy Spiritually - Ken WetmoreHealthy faith centers on God, grows people through love (not shame), and produces compassion, humility, and freedom. It welcomes questions, values people over power, and engages the world with openness rather than isolation. At its core, it leads to love, deepens faith in Jesus, and gives lasting hope for both today and the future.Reach out to us with your
No Walls. You’re Welcome - Randy Magray
No Walls. You’re Welcome - Randy MagrayYou don’t have to have it all together to belong. Jesus meets us right where we are and invites us in. WholeLife Communication Director Randy Magray challenges us to move from judgment to love, becoming a church that truly welcomes and walks alongside everyone. Because at the end of the day, it’s simple: we belong, you belong, everyone belongs, because Jesus
Game Changers - Easter 2026
Game Changers - Easter 2026 - Ken WetmoreThis Easter, we’re stepping into a story that changed everything—where ordinary elements reveal extraordinary truth. A moment of breaking, pouring, and giving… that points to a love greater than we ever imagined. Experience the hope, the victory, and the invitation to something new.Reach out to us with your questions and comments:Text/Voicemail: 407-965-160
Finding Comfort in Lament
Finding Comfort in Lament - Ken WetmoreLament is the honest, faithful bridge between pain and praise—inviting us to bring our grief to God instead of rushing past it. Throughout Scripture, and even in Jesus’ life, lament shows us how to process suffering in ways that lead to deeper trust and healing.Reach out to us with your questions and comments:Text/Voicemail: 407-965-1607 Email: podcast@whol
Voices of WholeLife 2026: The Seemingly Elusive Fruit - Javier Diaz
Voices of WholeLife 2026: The Seemingly Elusive Fruit - Javier DiazIn a chaotic world, true peace often feels frustratingly out of reach—like a fruit we can’t quite grasp through our own efforts. Yet as a fruit of the Spirit, this deep, unshakable peace grows supernaturally in us when we abide in Christ, surrender our striving, and trust the Holy Spirit to cultivate it.Reach out to us with your qu
End Game
End Game - by Ken WetmoreJesus said to always be ready—but readiness isn’t about predicting the end. After all, the real test is how we live while we wait.Reach out to us with your questions and comments:Text/Voicemail: 407-965-1607 Email: podcast@wholelife.church#SpeakingOfGraceGet Connected with WholeLife! Reach out and let us know how we can serve you: http://wholelife.church/connectSUBSCRIBE
The Greatest of These: Agape
The Greatest of These: Agape - by Ken WetmoreAgape is the greatest kind of love because it is self-sacrificing. It is not ruled by emotion but instead is a choice.Reach out to us with your questions and comments:Text/Voicemail: 407-965-1607 Email: podcast@wholelife.church#SpeakingOfGraceGet Connected with WholeLife! Reach out and let us know how we can serve you: http://wholelife.church/connectS
The Greatest of These: Storge
The Greatest of These: Storge - by Ken WetmoreThis sermon examines storge, the natural, instinctive affection shared between family members, emphasizing how God’s design for kinship provides a foundational sense of belonging and security.Reach out to us with your questions and comments:Text/Voicemail: 407-965-1607 Email: podcast@wholelife.church#SpeakingOfGraceGet Connected with WholeLife! Reach
The Greatest of These: Philia
The Greatest of These: Philia - by Ken WetmoreThis message explores phileo, the warm, affectionate bond of brotherly love, and illustrates how believers are called to cultivate deep, emotional, and reciprocal friendships within the community of faith.Reach out to us with your questions and comments:Text/Voicemail: 407-965-1607 Email: podcast@wholelife.church#SpeakingOfGraceGet Connected with Who
The Greatest of These: Eros
The Greatest of These: Eros - by Ken WetmoreRomantic love is in the air today, but is it in the Bible? Let's talk about what the Bible has to say about romance.Reach out to us with your questions and comments:Text/Voicemail: 407-965-1607 Email: podcast@wholelife.church#SpeakingOfGraceGet Connected with WholeLife! Reach out and let us know how we can serve you: http://wholelife.church/connectSUBS
Black History Month Celebration - Jessica Brazier
Black History Month Celebration - Jessica BrazierJoin us as we honor Black History Month through worship, storytelling, and reflection. Together, we’ll celebrate faith, resilience, and the powerful legacy that continues to shape our community today.Reach out to us with your questions and comments:Text/Voicemail: 407-965-1607 Email: podcast@wholelife.church#SpeakingOfGraceGet Connected with Whole
Greater Things: Vision
Greater Things: Vision - Ken WetmoreThis message invites us to see Greater Things as God’s call to grow with purpose—rooted in mission, values, and a life of wholeness. Through Scripture and vision, we’re reminded that faith isn’t meant to stay contained, but to multiply through connection, service, and love. Discover how WholeLife is living out a church without walls—and how you’re invited to be
Greater Things: Growth
Greater Things: Growth - Ken WetmoreWhen the church can’t be contained by walls, greater things begin to happen. Following Jesus is more than belief—it’s a way of life that shapes how we worship, connect, serve, invite, and grow. Discover a clear, intentional pathway for spiritual growth, along with markers that help you see where God is transforming you. Lean in and explore what it truly means to
Greater Things: Values
Greater Things: Values - Ken WetmoreWhen the church can’t be contained by walls, greater things begin to happen. Discover how God uses clear values—like spiritual bumpers—to keep your faith from drifting into the gutter. Explore what it means to be Inspired, Inclusive, Intentional, Innovative, and involved in a church that’s all-in on transformation. This message will challenge you to listen, act,
Greater Things: Mission
Greater Things: Mission - Ken WetmoreWhen the church can’t be contained by walls, greater things begin to happen. From John Wesley’s bold stand to real stories of lives changed today, discover how WholeLife is loving people into a whole life with God. This message will challenge you to see faith not as a place, but as a way of living.Reach out to us with your questions and comments:Text/Voicemail:
Greater Things: Past, Present, and Future
Greater Things - Ken WetmoreStep into Jesus’ promise that “you will do even greater things” — not just in miracles, but in the life-changing work of the gospel. This message weaves WholeLife’s powerful 100-year story with our present impact as a church without walls. Discover how God is calling all of us together into a bold, global future of wholeness, inclusion, and greater things ahead.Reach ou
Reflections: A Year of Overflow
Reflections: A Year of Overflow - Ken WetmoreWhat happens when faith, generosity, and community come together over an entire year? This message looks back at the moments that shaped us, the lives changed, and the blessings we never saw coming. Celebrate the story God is writing at WholeLife — and catch a glimpse of what’s still ahead.Reach out to us with your questions and comments:Text/Voicemail:
Overflowing Gifts: Praise
Overflowing Gifts: Praise - Ken WetmorePraise isn’t background noise of Christmas — it’s the heartbeat of a world being changed. From Zechariah to Mary, angels to shepherds, this message shows how praise remembers God’s promises, challenges broken systems, and brings real peace. Discover why seeing Jesus transforms fear into hope — and why praise still has the power to reshape our lives today.Reac
Overflowing Gifts: Presence
Overflowing Gifts: Presence - Ken WetmoreDiscover how the birth of Jesus wasn’t random — it was promised long before the manger.This Christmas, Overflowing Gifts: Presence invites us to wrestle with loneliness, faith, and the deep question: do we want more presents—or more presence?Through Scripture and the powerful story behind Handel’s Messiah, discover how God is not just with humanity, but ali
Overflowing Gifts: Prophecy - Ken Wetmore
Overflowing Gifts: Prophecy - Ken WetmoreDiscover how the birth of Jesus wasn’t random — it was promised long before the manger.Explore the prophecies that point to a Savior who strengthens, encourages, and comforts us today. Join us as we celebrate a Christmas story overflowing with gifts God spoke into existence.Reach out to us with your questions and comments:Text/Voicemail: 407-965-
The Voices of WholeLife 2025: The Family Table - Julie and Bradley Cassell
The Voices of WholeLife 2025: The Family Table - Julie and Bradley CassellThe family table is more than a place to eat — it’s a sacred space where connection, gratitude, and faith are built one moment at a time. From sitting and savoring to sharing and serving, discover how ordinary meals can become holy encounters. Join us as we explore the power of the table to restore relationships, strengthen
Double Portion: Expect More
Double Portion: Expect More - Ken WetmoreWhen the hands of a mentor fall away, will your faith rise to the moment? Follow Elisha’s final lesson as a king is given a chance at total victory — and only reaches part of it. This message will challenge you to pick up the mantle, strike with faith, and move forward with unstoppable confidence.Reach out to us with your questions and comments:Text/Voicema
Double Portion: Fearless
Double Portion: Fearless - Ken WetmoreStep into the story of Elisha and discover what it truly means to live Fearless. When the world feels overwhelming, God opens our eyes to see the armies of heaven standing with us. This message invites you to look again, believe deeper, and trust that there are more on our side than on theirs.Reach out to us with your questions and comments:Text/Voicemail:&nbs
Double Portion: Pick Me
Double Portion: Pick Me - Ken WetmoreElisha asked for a “double portion,” but it wasn’t about power — it was about purpose. From miracles to generosity, his life shows what God can do through someone willing to be a blessing. Discover how your double portion isn’t for you… it’s for the world God’s calling you to impact.Reach out to us with your questions and comments:Text/Voicemail: 407
Double Portion: The Apprentice
Double Portion: The Apprentice - Ken WetmoreWhen death meets divine power, the impossible happens. A man touches the bones of a prophet—and life bursts back into motion. What if your legacy could keep breathing life into others, long after you’re gone?Reach out to us with your questions and comments:Text/Voicemail: 407-965-1607 Email: podcast@wholelife.church#SpeakingOfG
Jesus and Justice: Dirt - Melanie Bockmann
Jesus and Justice: Dirt - Melanie BockmannDirt gets a bad reputation — but maybe the ground under our feet holds our stories of life, redemption, and God’s call for justice.Reach out to us with your questions and comments:Text/Voicemail: 407-965-1607 Email: podcast@wholelife.church#SpeakingOfGraceGet Connected with WholeLife! Reach out and let us know how we can serve yo
Jesus and Justice: Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God - Melanie Bockmann
Jesus and Justice: Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God - Melanie BockmannIs God angry… or deeply moved? For centuries, many have pictured a God of wrath holding humanity over the fire. But the story of Lazarus reveals something far different—a God who weeps, who waits, and who calls life out of death.Reach out to us with your questions and comments:Text/Voicemail: 407-965-1607 Ema
Jesus and Justice: Hanging on Every Word - Melanie Bockmann
Jesus and Justice: Hanging on Every Word - Melanie BockmannWhat if words could do more than just speak—what if they could create? From “Let there be light” to the quiet words that healed and forgave, this message uncovers the mysterious power hidden in every utterance. Step closer and discover how your own words might carry the breath of creation itself.Reach out to us with your questions and comm
Youth Service: Living for God
Youth Service: Living for GodJoin us for Youth Sabbath at WholeLife, where our young people lead the way! From heartfelt worship and powerful music to the inspiring sermon, every part of the service is youth-driven. Come experience their passion for Jesus and the future of our church.Reach out to us with your questions and comments:Text/Voicemail: 407-965-1607 Email: pod
Great Question 2025!: What Does God Want?
Great Question 2025!: What Does God Want?Why does the Bible show polygamy in some stories but still call us to faithfulness in marriage?What do we do with the tension between God’s ideal and what He sometimes allowed? This week we’ll wrestle with these questions and discover what God really wants for our relationships.Reach out to us with your questions and comments:Text/Voicemail: 407-
Great Question 2025: Love First
Great Question 2025: Love FirstGod invites us to live in harmony by showing respect, even to imperfect authorities, while keeping our ultimate loyalty to Him. When faced with injustice, Scripture calls us to respond not with revenge, but with courage rooted in love—love that seeks peace, justice, and the good of others.Reach out to us with your questions and comments:Text/Voicemail: 407
Connected 2025 Worship
Connected 2025 Worship Every year, we collaborate with our local and global partners to celebrate service in our community! After a full day of service, the WholeLife family came together to worship and to share how Connected impacted us as the body of Christ. Reach out to us with your questions and comments:Text/Voicemail: 407-965-1607 Email: podcast@wholelife
Great Question! 2025 - Are Heaven and Hell Real?
Great Question! 2025 - Are Heaven and Hell Real?During WholeLife Church’s annual ‘Great Question!’ Series, Lead Pastor Ken Wetmore is given a question submitted by one of our members with only a week to prepare his answer. This week’s question launches the 2025 Great Question! series and does not disappoint:Great Question 1: The Old Testament doesn't say much about an afterlife beyond the gra
Voices of WholeLife 2025: Remember - Denise Butler
Voices of WholeLife: Remembering - Denise ButlerThis week’s Voices of WholeLife, presented by Denise Butler, dives into why remembering matters for our faith and our future.Reach out to us with your questions and comments:Text/Voicemail: 407-965-1607 Email: podcast@wholelife.church#SpeakingOfGraceGet Connected with WholeLife! Reach out and let us know how we can serve yo
The Good News
The Good News - Ken WetmoreIn a world full of headlines and bad news, the birth of Jesus is still the greatest news ever told. Discover how His love, peace, and kingdom “not of this world” bring hope that never fades. No matter what you face, turn your eyes to the true Savior. Reach out to us with your questions and comments:Text/Voicemail: 407-965-1607 Email: podca
The Bad News
The Bad News - Ken WetmoreWe live in a world flooded with headlines that fuel fear, anxiety, and division. The Bible warned us about these times, but it also points us to the peace only Jesus can give. Discover how to navigate bad news without losing the hope of the Good News.Reach out to us with your questions and comments:Text/Voicemail: 407-965-1607 Email: podcast@who
Speak Life - Aubrey Toup
Speak Life - Aubrey ToupEvery day we use words to communicate. Information is passed, processed, and refined, only to be passed on again. But, what does ‘what we say’ actually say about us, about Christians, and our walk with God? Are we taking the time to speak life into those in our care and in our world, or faced with the regret and the pain of words we can’t take back? Reach out to us wit
Bigger Than Me - Steve Carlson
Bigger Than Me - Steve CarlsonLife often feels centered on our problems, plans, or strengths — but what if it’s not about us at all? Through stories, visuals, and Scripture, this message invites us to look up and recognize that God is writing a much bigger story. Based on John 10:10 and Ephesians 1:3–12, we’re reminded that proper fullness comes when we realize: It’s always about Him.Reach out to
WetMore Summer Series: Prophetic Water
WetMore Summer Series: Prophetic Water - Ken WetmoreThroughout the Bible, water carries powerful prophetic meaning. From judgment—like the Flood and Elijah’s drought—to symbols of salvation and life, water flows through Scripture as both purifier and promise. In this message, we explore how water represents people, nations, and the Holy Spirit, all of which lead to the hope found in the river of l
WetMore Summer Series: It Would Have Been Enough
WetMore Summer Series: It Would Have Been Enough - Ken WetmoreIs Jesus enough, even in the middle of shipwrecks and suffering? In this message, we explore Paul’s extreme hardships - from beatings to shipwrecks - and ask what could make it all worth it. The answer? Knowing Christ. Jesus’ body and blood give us strength, hope, and purpose. He is enough. Always.Reach out to us with your questions and
WetMore Summer Series: What Prevents
WetMore Summer Series: What Prevents - Ken WetmoreIn Acts 8, the Ethiopian official asks, “What prevents me from being baptized?” It’s a question that still speaks today. What’s holding you back from taking your next step—whether it’s baptism, sharing Jesus, or simply saying yes to God’s call?Reach out to us with your questions and comments:Text/Voicemail: 407-965-1607 Email:
WetMore Summer Series: Precious Water
WetMore Summer Series: Precious Water - Ken WetmoreWhen David longed for a sip of water from his hometown well, three of his warriors risked everything to bring it to him. Instead of drinking it, David poured it out as an offering to God, recognizing the sacrifice behind the gift. This powerful message from 2 Samuel 23 shows us what true devotion, honor, and worship look like. Through stories of a
WetMore Summer Series: Showdown on Mount Carmel
WetMore Summer Series: Showdown on Mount Carmel - Ken WetmoreElijah’s story in 1 Kings 17–19 is a powerful journey of faith, boldness, and burnout. From miraculous provision to fire from heaven and quiet whispers of God’s presence, Elijah’s life invites us to trust deeply and follow courageously. How does his story speak to yours today?Reach out to us with your questions and comments:Text/Voicemai
WetMore Summer Series: Go Dig a Well
WetMore Summer Series: Go Dig a Well - Ken WetmoreWhen growth stalls and wells run dry, God calls us to dig again—with purpose, perseverance, and future generations in mind. Discover how faithfulness today can create space for life tomorrow.Reach out to us with your questions and comments:Text/Voicemail: 407-965-1607 Email: podcast@wholelife.church#SpeakingOfGraceGet Con
WetMore Summer Series: Faithful Father - The Flood
WetMore Summer Series: Faithful Father - The Flood - Ken WetmoreNoah’s faith and obedience saved his family amid a world of wickedness. God’s justice and mercy are revealed through His covenant with Noah. Let’s walk closely with God, our faithful Father, trusting His wisdom and love.Reach out to us with your questions and comments:Text/Voicemail: 407-965-1607 Email: podc
WetMore Summer Series: It Begins and Ends with Water
It Begins and Ends with Water - Ken WetmoreFrom creation to eternity, it begins and ends with water. Water sustains our bodies, shapes our world, and flows through the story of God—from Genesis to Revelation. Dive into a powerful message about how water reflects life, Spirit, and the invitation to be fully renewed. 🌊 #ThisIsWholeLife #WaterTales #LivingWaterReach out to us with your questions and
Voices of WholeLife 2025: God's Invitation to Pray - Amanda Maggard
God's Invitation to Pray - Amanda MaggardIn this Voices of WholeLife message, Amanda Maggard invites us to rediscover the beauty and power of prayer, not as a duty or routine, but as a personal invitation from God to draw closer to Him. Through her message, Amanda reflects on how prayer can be a source of peace, strength, and transformation in our daily lives.Reach out to us with your questions an
Memorial Day: Remember
Memorial Day: Remember - Ken WetmoreThis Memorial Day, we remember those who gave all—and how God has led us through every season. Let that remembrance go beyond one weekend. #MemorialDay #FaithfulGod #NeverForgetReach out to us with your questions and comments:Text/Voicemail: 407-965-1607 Email: podcast@wholelife.church#SpeakingOfGraceGet Connected with WholeLife! Reach
Ruth: Faithful Servant of God
Ruth: Faithful Servant of God - Ken WetmoreRuth concludes with a complete reversal from where it began. Instead of death, we have life. Instead of no future, we find the ancestors of royalty. The story not very subtly points out that being a faithful servant of God pays dividends in the long run.Reach out to us with your questions and comments:Text/Voicemail: 407-965-1607 Email:&nb
Ruth: Faithful Compassionate Friend
Ruth: Faithful Compassionate Friend - Ken WetmoreThe name Ruth means compassionate friend. In this story, Ruth and Boaz both show compassion. In this case, the compassion is almost scandalous.Reach out to us with your questions and comments:Text/Voicemail: 407-965-1607 Email: podcast@wholelife.church#SpeakingOfGraceGet Connected with WholeLife! Reach out and let us know
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