The Bethel Church Podcast: Recent Episodes
Bethel Baptist Church
A weekly podcast produced by Bethel Church in Westminster, SC hosted by Pastor Jeromy Dean and Josh Consalvo.
Designed to compliment small group and family discussions about faith-based topics.
Sermon on 6-28-2026. Final installment of "In The Wilderness" series, Prepare the next Generation.
Sermon on 5-31-2026. Guest speaker Joey Anderson. Continuation of "In The Wilderness" series, The Snake That Saved Lives.
Sermon on 4-5-2026. Continuation of the series Out of Darkness-Into Marvelous Light, "On The Cross".
Sermon on 3-29-2026. Continuation of series Out of Darkness-Into Marvelous Light, "Hour of Darkness".
Sermon on 3-15-2026. Out of Darkness, Into Marvelous Light Easter series. "Undeterred".
Sermon on 3-08-2026. The final installment of The Sermon on the Mount series, On The Rock.
Sermon on 2-22-2026. Continuation of The Sermon on The Mount series, "No Stones, No Serpents".
Thank you for tuning in to our weekly sermons from Bethel Church. Student Director Josh Consalvo continues our sermon series on the Gospel of John. To learn more about Bethel Church, you can visit lovingbethel.com.
Thank you for tuning in to our weekly sermons from Bethel Church. Pastor Jeromy Dean breaks from his series on John to observe Easter Sunday. To learn more about Bethel Church, you can visit lovingbethel.com.
Thank you for tuning in to our weekly sermons from Bethel Church. Pastor Jeromy Dean takes a break from his series on John to observe Palm Sunday. To learn more about Bethel Church, you can visit lovingbethel.com.
Thank you for tuning in to our weekly sermons from Bethel Church. Pastor Jeromy Dean continues in his sermon series on the Gospel of John. To learn more about Bethel Church, you can visit lovingbethel.com.
Worship What is worship? This is the topic Pastor Jeromy and Josh tackle in this next podcast series. Worship is an immense word with an immense impact on our lives. How we understand it informs how we practice it in our daily lives. Listen, as we explore what the Bible teaches about worship, why it’s so important for the church collectively, and for each member of the church personally.
Session 3 – Worshiping Personally
Our personal worship is a daily submission to God. It is not just a few minutes in the word, though that may be part of it. Our daily worship prepares us for everything – work, family, relationships, communication, finances, ministry - including worshiping together as a church. If we don’t worship the Lord personally daily these areas of our lives will weaken.
What does personal worship look like for you? Isaiah 6:1-8 gives us an idea.
Conviction - In the presence of God we see who we really are. Isaiah 6:1-4
Confession - Our right response is to admit our sin in every area of our lives. We recognize we fall short of God’s glory in everything. In every compartment of our lives. Isaiah 6:5
Cleansing - Graciously, the Lord cleanses us from all our sin. Isaiah 6:6-7
Commission - God expects us to go. God sends us in obedience. Isaiah 6:8
For Small Group Leaders
- Encourage your group to listen to the podcast on their own. Its better to listen separately (not as a whole group) and then discuss it.
- Encourage your group to read the Scripture in the notes and any others that relate to mission. Discuss as a group which verses catch their attention and why.
- You might make this topic a starter discussion to kick off your group time, a closing discussion to end your session, or incorporate it into your current study together.
Small Group Questions
- How do you worship the Lord during the week?
- How does your personal worship fuel you?
Thank you for tuning in to our weekly sermons from Bethel Church. Pastor Jeromy Dean continues in his sermon series on the Gospel of John. To learn more about Bethel Church, you can visit lovingbethel.com.
For those looking for the sermon from 2/21, we were unfortunately unable to record that service due to technical difficulties.
Worship What is worship? This is the topic Pastor Jeromy and Josh tackle in this next podcast series. Worship is an immense word with an immense impact on our lives. How we understand it informs how we practice it in our daily lives. Listen, as we explore what the Bible teaches about worship, why it’s so important for the church collectively, and for each member of the church personally.
Session 2 – Worshiping Corporately (with the Church)
Mike Harland says, “The church doesn’t gather to watch something or to hear something. It gathers to do something. And that something is telling their stories of faith for the benefit of all.” Worship Essentials, 2018
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- We are obeying. Hebrews 10:25
- We are glorifying. Matthew 5:14
- We are loving. 1 Corinthians 13:1
- We are encouraging. 1 Thessalonians 5:11
- We are edifying. Ephesians 4:16
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We are learning. 2 Timothy 4:2
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We are strengthening. Ephesians 3:17-19
- We are unifying. Ephesians 4:3
- We are thanksgiving. Ephesians 5:19-21
- We are giving. Romans 12:13
For Small Group Leaders If you’re a small group leader, thank you for listening to the podcast and taking an interest in these topics. Josh and I want to help you build dialogue with your group to discuss the truth of Scripture and its application to our every day lives. This podcast – Worship – is to help you start the conversation with your group about the importance of living in worship. Here are some suggestions on how to use this with your group:
- Encourage your group to listen to the podcast on their own. Its better to listen separately (not as a whole group) and then discuss it.
- Encourage your group to read the Scripture in the notes and any others that relate to mission. Discuss as a group which verses catch their attention and why.
- You might make this topic a starter discussion to kick off your group time, a closing discussion to end your session, or incorporate it into your current study together.
Small Group Questions
- How does your personal worship through the week prepare you for worship on Sunday?
- Do you come to worship more for what God has for you, or to celebrate what God has already done?
- Why is coming to worship on Sundays important to you?
Worship What is worship? This is the topic Pastor Jeromy and Josh tackle in this next podcast series. Worship is an immense word with an immense impact on our lives. How we understand it informs how we practice it in our daily lives. Listen, as we explore what the Bible teaches about worship, why it’s so important for the church collectively, and for each member of the church personally.
Session 1 – Defining Worship
- Worship is responding to God in full adoration and submission because of His great worth.
- God alone is worthy of worship.
- We worship what we adore most.
- We submit our lives to what we worship.
- Our worship is both seen and unseen.
Scripture for Further Reading
Jeremiah 2:11-13 Psalm 145:1-3 Isaiah 44:9-20 Romans 12:1-2 John 4:21-24
For Small Group Leaders If you’re a small group leader, thank you for listening to the podcast and taking an interest in these topics. Josh and I want to help you build dialogue with your group to discuss the truth of Scripture and its application to our every day lives. This podcast – Worship – is to help you start the conversation with your group about the importance of living in worship. Here are some suggestions on how to use this with your group:
- Encourage your group to listen to the podcast on their own. Its better to listen separately (not as a whole group) and then discuss it.
- Encourage your group to read the Scripture in the notes and any others that relate to mission. Discuss as a group which verses catch their attention and why.
- You might make this topic a starter discussion to kick off your group time, a closing discussion to end your session, or incorporate it into your current study together.
Small Group Questions
- How do our lives reflect our love for God? Or our lack of love?
- Which verse on worship catches your attention?
- Pray that God would grow your love for Him.
Thank you for tuning in to our weekly sermons from Bethel Church. Pastor Jeromy Dean continues in his sermon series on the Gospel of John. To learn more about Bethel Church, you can visit lovingbethel.com.
Thank you for tuning in to our weekly sermons from Bethel Church. Pastor Jeromy Dean continues in his sermon series on the Gospel of John. To learn more about Bethel Church, you can visit lovingbethel.com.
Engaging On Mission – Prayer, Care, Share Mission is a popular word around Bethel Church. We often talk about the mission of our church and being on mission with our ministry teams. But what do we mean when we talk about mission? How does someone engage on mission? Our God is missional and has sent us (His church) to join Him on mission. In this series, Pastor Jeromy and Josh discuss how the strategy – Prayer, Care, Share – can help individuals, teams, and small groups engage on mission.
Session 1 – Share Questions
- What are the three steps for engaging on mission?
- What does it mean to share? What do we share with others? Life, Testimonies, Gospel conversations, planting seeds. 1 Corinthians 3:6-7
- Does someone have to share the full gospel in every conversation?
- How do I start the conversation with someone? FIRM
- How can I be prepared for the conversation? Be in the word, memorize scripture, be ready with a defense, remain engaged in a small group, continue in prayer
- What are some obstacles that keep us from sharing with others?
Scripture for Further Reading
John 4:1-45 Acts 4:23-31 Romans 3:23 Romans 6:23 Romans 5:8 Romans 10:9-17 Romans 8:1
For Small Group Leaders Thank you for listening to the podcast! We want to help you build quality discussion in your groups. Here are some suggestions on how to use this resource with your group:
- Encourage your group to listen to the podcast on their own. Its better to listen separately (not as a whole group) and then discuss it.
- Encourage your group to read the Scripture in the notes and any others that relate to mission. Discuss as a group which verses catch their attention and why.
- You might make this topic a starter discussion to kick off your group time, a closing discussion to end your session, or incorporate it into your current study together.
- Begin praying for opportunities to share life, testimonies, and the Gospel with others.
- Practice sharing the Gospel together with someone in your group.
Small Group Questions
- Who do you know that doesn’t have a relationship with Jesus?
- Would your group commit to praying for them every week for the next 6 weeks?
Thank you for tuning in to our weekly sermons from Bethel Church. Pastor Jeromy Dean continues in his sermon series on the Gospel of John. To learn more about Bethel Church, you can visit lovingbethel.com.
Engaging On Mission – Prayer, Care, Share Mission is a popular word around Bethel Church. We often talk about the mission of our church and being on mission with our ministry teams. But what do we mean when we talk about mission? How does someone engage on mission? Our God is missional and has sent us (His church) to join Him on mission. In this series, Pastor Jeromy and Josh discuss how the strategy – Prayer, Care, Share – can help individuals, teams, and small groups engage on mission.
Session 1 – Care Questions
- What is the second step of engaging on mission?
- What does it mean to care for others?
- How are ministry teams at Bethel caring for others?
- How are small groups at Bethel caring for others?
- What are some needs in our community?
- How does someone begin caring for others?
- What are some obstacles that keep us from being on mission?
Scripture for Further Reading
Matthew 22:39 Matthew 25:34-40 Colossians 4:5-6
James 1:29 James 2:8-9
For Small Group Leaders Thank you for listening to the podcast! We want to help you build quality discussion in your groups. Here are some suggestions on how to use this resource with your group:
- Encourage your group to listen to the podcast on their own. Its better to listen separately (not as a whole group) and then discuss it.
- Encourage your group to read the Scripture in the notes and any others that relate to mission. Discuss as a group which verses catch their attention and why.
- You might make this topic a starter discussion to kick off your group time, a closing discussion to end your session, or incorporate it into your current study together.
- Begin praying for opportunities to care for others.
Small Group Questions
- How is your group (or individual participants) caring for others?
- What needs do you recognize around where you live? Work? Play?
- What is one thing we can do to begin caring for someone this week?
Thank you for tuning in to our weekly sermons from Bethel Church. Pastor Jeromy Dean continues in his sermon series on the Gospel of John. To learn more about Bethel Church, you can visit lovingbethel.com.
Engaging On Mission – Prayer, Care, Share Mission is a popular word around Bethel Church. We often talk about the mission of our church and being on mission with our ministry teams. But what do we mean when we talk about mission? How does someone engage on mission? Our God is missional and has sent us (His church) to join Him on mission. In this series, Pastor Jeromy and Josh discuss how the strategy – Prayer, Care, Share – can help individuals, teams, and small groups engage on mission.
Session 1 – Prayer Questions
- What does the word mission mean?
- Is the idea of mission Biblical?
- What is the church’s mission today?
- How does someone partner and participate in this mission?
- Why is prayer the first step?
- What are we praying for?
Scripture for Further Reading
Matthew 9:35-38 Matthew 28:18-20 2 Corinthians 5:17-21 James 5:13-16 Colossians 4:3-4 James 1:5 John 14:12-14 John 15:5
For Small Group Leaders If you’re a small group leader, thank you for listening to the podcast and taking an interest in these topics. Josh and I want to help you build dialogue with your group to discuss the truth of Scripture and its application to our every day lives. This podcast – Prayer, Care, Share – is to help you start the conversation with your group about being on mission. Here are some suggestions on how to use this with your group:
- Encourage your group to listen to the podcast on their own. Its better to listen separately (not as a whole group) and then discuss it.
- Encourage your group to read the Scripture in the notes and any others that relate to mission. Discuss as a group which verses catch their attention and why.
- You might make this topic a starter discussion to kick off your group time, a closing discussion to end your session, or incorporate it into your current study together.
- Begin making missions a priority in your group prayer time.
Small Group Questions
- How can we make our prayers more missional?
- Who can we begin praying for regularly? missionaries? The unsaved? The unchurched? Neighbors? Those in need?
- How can we pray for you and your missional engagement?
Thank you for tuning in to our weekly sermons from Bethel Church. Pastor Jeromy Dean continues in his sermon series on the Gospel of John. To learn more about Bethel Church, you can visit lovingbethel.com.