Sermons from 2025

Sermons from 2025

Herod’s Main Character Syndrome

Matthew 2: 1-8 We will explore how Herod’s insecurity and hunger for power made him reject the good news. Sometimes we, like Herod, choose to reject the things God is doing out of an act of self preservation. We need to learn to take the back seat and let God be the main character.

That they may be one

 John 17: 20-23 We will look at Jesus’s “Priestly Prayer” and his desire for unity of God’s people. We will explore methods of finding unity, and celebrate the year in review of having Willis join us.

A Blessing of Power

Ephesians 3: 14-21 We will explore Paul’s prayer/blessing for the church at Ephesus. We will explore the interconnectedness of power, love, knowledge and God’s dwelling within us.

The Priestly Blessing

Numbers 6: 22-27 We will explore the meaning of this blessing. We will give attention to the light of God’s face and explore how powerful it is for God to just look our way for a moment.

The Power of Words

 Proverbs 16: 21-28 We will establish how powerful our words can be, and thus how powerful we are. So, we will be encouraged to be careful with our speech and to speak blessings often.

Let the Children Come to Me

Matthew 19: 13-15 Jesus’s teachings placed children in a dignified place and led believers to care for the kids that no one else cared about. Caring for children and orphanages are powerful forms of missions.

Jesus Abiding in You

John 6: 48-58 As a charge for WATS, we will explore what it means to consume Jesus, to represent him, and to have him with us wherever we go.

Receiving the Messengers

Matthew 10: 40-42 The “least of these” are Jesus’s disciples. We will be challenged to live like status doesn’t matter, to receive God’s message/messengers, and to take good care of our “least of these” missionaries.  

Communion

1 Corinthians 11: 23-29 We will explore the meaning and history of communion.

Baptism

Romans 6: 1-7 We will explore the meaning of baptism, respond to common baptism questions/misconceptions, and hopefully prompt some no pressure conversation about baptism with parents and kids.