In this fiery and heartfelt episode of Between Sundays, we welcome our Youth Pastor, Pastor Bill Mathis, to the table for an impromptu but powerful conversation on the do’s and don’ts after Sunday service. From people dashing out the door before the altar call ends to gossiping in the foyer and missing opportunities to serve — we’re addressing it all!
We discuss:
- Why lingering after service matters
- How to connect with new guests intentionally
- The power of reflecting on the preached Word
- Encouraging our leaders and each other
- Extending hospitality without passing the buck
- Finding your place to serve in the local church
With honesty, humor, and a little bit of venting, this episode challenges all of us to embrace what it really means to be part of a church community.
Special shoutout to Bro. Blaine Hayes, whose heart to serve is a perfect example of what this is all about. 💪🔥
📍Recorded at Goodlettsville Pentecostal Church in Goodlettsville, TN — where Sundays are more than just a service.
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