Goodness & Mercy Podcast

This episode is a sermon on Matthew 6:33-34 about checking your priorities: seek God first, trust His provision, and stop worrying about tomorrow.The speaker shares personal examples and scripture, explains that putting God first reduces anxiety and brings provision, and urges listeners to live for God today rather than postponing faith.Listeners are invited to join the church in Augusta, Georgia and to support the ministry.

This episode explores Matthew 8:5–13 and the Centurion’s example of faith, showing how a single word from Jesus can heal, restore, and change any situation.Pastor Charlie emphasizes the power of spoken faith, the importance of blessing others with encouraging words, and invites listeners to join the congregation in Augusta, Georgia.

This sermon explores Jesus' conversation with the Samaritan woman at the well, showing how He offers "living water"—the Holy Spirit—and meets people where they are, even in brokenness.It highlights the balance of truth and grace, the difference between knowing about God and knowing God, and how God uses flawed people throughout Scripture to advance His purposes.Listeners are encouraged to seek a personal encounter with Jesus, join the church's worship in Augusta, Georgia, and support the ministry if they wish.

This episode explores 1 John 2:15-16 and calls listeners to reflect Christ, not the world. The speaker emphasizes transformation of the mind, radical generosity, forgiveness, humility, and hope rooted in Jesus. Through prayer, scripture, and the coffee-bean illustration, the message urges believers to let God’s anointing change their behavior and influence the world for good.Practical examples and heartfelt encouragement invite listeners to live as a distinct, loving community that points others to Christ and trusts that God is able to handle every circumstance.

This episode is a heartfelt sermon centered on Proverbs 18:21, teaching listeners to speak life over themselves daily. It contrasts popular self-help practices with Biblical principles—encouraging positive speech, meditation on Scripture, regular rest, and generous living as paths to spiritual and emotional well-being.The speaker shares personal stories and practical advice for parenting, dealing with stress, and trusting God’s provision, inviting listeners to replace negative talk with faith-filled declarations and a life rooted in God’s Word.

This episode is a sermon drawing from Genesis 32:22–29, where the speaker shares personal stories and explores Jacob's all-night wrestling with God as a metaphor for honesty, perseverance, and identity.The message urges listeners to get alone with God, confess who they truly are, and hold on in faith—promising that God can rename, bless, and transform lives when people stop pretending and become real.

Pastor shares a sermon titled "The Blessings of Being Second," explaining how humility, service, and contentment bring freedom from pressure and deeper relationships. Using scriptures (1 Corinthians 15; Matthew 20), personal stories, and a fantasy football anecdote, he shows how God often works through the second and how Jesus, the "second Adam," restores and gives life.The episode invites listeners to serve others, celebrate community successes, and trust God’s timing, ending with a warm invitation to worship in Augusta, GA, and information on supporting the ministry.

Speaker: Pastor Charlie Rogers
Sermon: I Am Looking To Jesus In 2026
Scriptures: Hebrews 12:1-2
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In this heartfelt New Year message, the pastor gives thanks for 2026, reflects on Hebrews 12:1-2, and urges listeners to fix their eyes on Jesus as the author and finisher of faith.
He encourages readiness for trials, trusting God through storms, and living with hope, obedience, and deeper faith so we can help others and embrace God’s plans for the future.

Speaker: Pastor Charlie Rogers
Scriptures: John 3:16, Isaiah 9:6
Sermon : The Gift That Keeps Giving
This episode is a heartfelt sermon celebrating Jesus as the ultimate gift — offering salvation, rest, joy, peace, healing, deliverance, a sound mind, provision, and miracles for all who accept Him.
The preacher invites listeners to receive this free gift, trust God through life’s trials, and join the church family for worship and community support.

This episode is a heartfelt sermon on Joshua 6 that reminds listeners their battles are already won through God. Using the stories of Joshua, Gideon, and Mordecai, the speaker connects biblical events to everyday struggles — rude coworkers, difficult bosses, and family challenges — and encourages trusting God rather than fighting in human ways.The message emphasizes praise, patience, and faith as the means to see walls fall and victory come. Practical encouragement and uplifting testimony invite listeners to rely on God’s power, celebrate small victories, and keep faith even amid trials.