In this sermon from June 29, 2025, Rev. Wheeler suggests that gentleness might be the most forgotten Fruit of the Spirit. While challenging listeners to identify the lack thereof in the Christian Nationalist movement, he also encourages those who are willing to reflect on how we incorporate gentleness into our own lives while caring for the most vulnerable citizens in our society.

In this sermon from April 13, 2025 (Palm/Passion Sunday), Rev. Wheeler explores some of the traditional themes of that first Palm Parade through the lens of sounds (or the lack thereof). This is part 6 in the Sanctified Art series, "Everything In Between."

In this sermon from April 6, 2025, Rev. Wheeler raises the question, "Would you rather be RIGHT(eous) or MERCIFUL?" Can we be both? The story of Zacchaeus, as found in Luke 19:1-10 is the starting place for this important conversation. This is part 5 in the Sanctified Art series, "Everything In Between."

Rev. Wheeler continues the Lenten series with this sermon based on Luke 15:1-7. Can something be lost AND found at the same time?

In part 2 of the series, “Everything in Between,” Rev. Wheeler uses the familiar story of Mary and Martha from Luke 10:38-42 to discuss the relationship between faith and works. Are they really opposite? Are they equally valid expressions of one’s faith and personhood?

Rev. Wheeler draws from the parable of the Good Samaritan (Luke 10:25-37) to begin this Lenten series on moving past easy, binary, answers to find God in the often messy middle where nuances abound. This sermon asks, “are our neighbors enemies to be feared or friends to be loved? Or is it a bit more nuanced?”

Click here to listen to the audio version of Rev. Wheeler's sermon from February 5, titled, "The Mind of Christ," based on 1 Corinthians 2:1-16. He says that the place faithful knowledge and action and attitude meet—that is the Mind of Christ.