In this episode of Jesus the Storyteller: PowerPoint Tuesday, Pastor Jeremiah Burton unpacks the Parable of the Wheat and the Tares from Matthew 13. Jesus reveals a profound truth: in this present age, the good seed of God’s Kingdom grows alongside the weeds sown by the enemy. Rather than rushing to uproot what we cannot see clearly, we are called to patience, faithfulness, and fruit-bearing while trusting God’s perfect timing. This teaching explores the historical background of agricultural sabotage, the Greek insights of the text, and the deep theological realities of divine sovereignty, patience, and justice. Be encouraged that one day, when the harvest comes, the righteous will shine like the sun in the Kingdom of the Father.

In this episode of Jesus the Story Teller Bible Study, Pastor Jeremiah Burton unpacks the Parable of the Sower, one of Jesus’ most foundational teachings about the Kingdom of God. Together we’ll explore what the different types of soil reveal about the human heart, why some seeds flourish while others fail, and how this parable still challenges us to examine the condition of our own lives today. Discover how God’s Word, when received with openness and faith, produces a harvest that transforms everything.

Welcome to Jesus the Story Teller Bible Study! In this introductory episode, Pastor Jeremiah Burton explores why Jesus taught in parables and how these simple stories reveal hidden truths of God’s Kingdom. This series will uncover how the Master Storyteller’s words still challenge, comfort, and transform lives today.

In this episode of PowerPoint Tuesday with Pastor Jeremiah, we dive into Hebrews chapter 6—a powerful and sometimes sobering call to grow deeper in our faith. Building on last week’s special conversation with Dr. Traylor, we reflect on the parallel between physical nourishment and spiritual development. Pastor Jeremiah explores the need to move beyond the elementary teachings of Christ and press forward into maturity. We’ll also unpack the strong warning against falling away and the hope we have as an anchor for our souls—Jesus, our eternal High Priest. This teaching will challenge, encourage, and equip you to take your next step in spiritual growth.

Topics Covered:

• The difference between foundational faith and mature understanding

• Signs of spiritual stagnation vs. growth

• The meaning behind "falling away" and how to avoid it

• The unshakable hope anchored in God's promise and character

Tune in, take notes, and let God’s Word deepen your walk.

In this special edition of The Spiritual Momentum Podcast, Pastor Jeremiah sits down with Dr. Robbyn Traylor, a board-certified medical doctor, for a powerful and practical conversation that brings Hebrews Chapter 5 to life in a fresh way.

Drawing from the Scripture’s exhortation to move from milk to meat—both literally and spiritually—this episode explores the parallel between physical development and spiritual maturity. Dr. Traylor offers medical insight on the vital role of nutrition in physical growth, emphasizing how proper intake, digestion, and nourishment are essential to a healthy, functioning body.

Together, Pastor Jeremiah and Dr. Traylor unpack how these truths mirror our spiritual journey—where the body of Christ, too, must be fed with the right Word, in the right season, with the right application, in order to grow strong in faith.

👶🏽🥩 Whether you're new to the faith or seeking deeper growth, this episode offers practical wisdom and spiritual revelation that will challenge you to consider: What are you feeding on? And are you ready to grow up?

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On this edition of The Spiritual Momentum Podcast, we dive into Hebrews Chapter 5, where the priesthood of Christ takes center stage. Pastor Jeremiah walks us through how Jesus fulfills and surpasses the old order of human priests by being both appointed by God and perfected through suffering.

This episode highlights the divine qualifications of Christ as our eternal High Priest, after the order of Melchizedek—a mysterious but powerful symbol of a greater priesthood not based on lineage but on eternal authority.

We’re also challenged by the writer’s call to spiritual maturity. Pastor speaks to the modern church’s need to move beyond milk and grow into meat, warning against spiritual stagnation and calling believers to lean into the deeper truths of the faith.

🔥 This is a call to grow up in God, to recognize the weight of Christ’s role in our salvation, and to walk boldly as those who are covered by a perfect, compassionate High Priest.

This week on The Spiritual Momentum Podcast, we move into Hebrews Chapter 4, where the Spirit of God invites us into a deeper, fuller rest—not the kind found in physical ease, but in trusting obedience.

Pastor Jeremiah unpacks the promise that still stands: God’s rest is available today. Through the lens of Scripture and Spirit-led insight, we explore how disobedience kept Israel from entering their rest—and how faith opens the door for us to receive it.

This episode calls believers to stop striving in their own strength and start standing on the finished work of Jesus Christ. The Word of God is presented as living and active, sharper than any two-edged sword, and Jesus is revealed once again as our great High Priest—one who sympathizes with our weaknesses and makes bold access to the throne of grace possible.

🕊️ If you’re weary, if you’re worn, if you’re wondering—this Word is for you. There remains a rest for the people of God.

In this episode of The Spiritual Momentum Podcast, we continue our series through Hebrews with a sobering and soul-stirring message from Chapter 3—a chapter that challenges believers to stay faithful by fixing their thoughts on Jesus.

Drawing from the imagery of Moses and the wilderness generation, Pastor delivers a compelling word about the superiority of Christ over Moses, and the importance of guarding our hearts against the dangers of unbelief. This message speaks directly to the spiritual drift that can occur when we lose sight of the One who called us out of bondage and into promise.

You’ll hear a passionate reminder that Jesus is not just our Savior, but our Apostle and High Priest, the One sent by God and faithful over God's house as a Son. The call to action is clear: hold firmly to our confidence and hope in Christ.

📢 This is not the time to harden your heart—this is the time to believe, to trust, and to keep moving forward in faith.