Watermark Audio: Sunday Messages

Our goal is to not let your money get you, it's a myth that all the church wants is your money. You are the church, God wants you to live generously, to bring hope, and blessing. To bring help to people out of grace and thoughtfulness. All the church wants for you is what Christ wants for you.

God wants us to see things correctly, too often we see things with a bad eye which gets us into trouble. As we discuss stewardship, we want to fundamentally change what our picture of what a good steward is. Stewardship is nothing more than people who use the resources He provides the way He wants us to.

An Advent Message - From the Stump of Jesse comes a The Light of the World

Advent, to come, to celebrate the coming of the greatest hope that this world could have. A world filled with sin and darkness redeemed by the cross.

When facing trials, it can be difficult to trust that God is in control. But God makes everything beautiful in its time; we just can't always see it or understand its purpose from our limited perspective.

Go and love others that you're with, but how can we do that with when we seem so materialistic? What we need, is to handle His provision for us with care, and be set free from our desire for material things and live solely for God with a perpetual passion.

God us a means which we barter and trade with one another was meant to be a tool to provide for ourselves, and was intended as a blessing. Many of us have created a love of money, which is a root of all sorts of evil.

What's the process when you've been wronged? What does it mean to reconcile? Not sweating the small stuff and overlooking the minor offenses is biblical (Psalms 19:11), but some offenses are too serious to be overlooked.

Love, care and serve one another, show forbearance to and forgive one another, this is where we love one another just as he commanded us. We must be diligent to not confuse assembly with community, and community from discipleship. Our commitment to community increases responsibility before the Lord.

A walk through lessons learned pertaining to life and leadership, grounded with biblical references. Jesus did not give his students a leadership template to follow; he gave them a mission to complete. The good news is that Jesus gave us a clear and simple pattern for leadership development. The challenging news is that there are no shortcuts.

An in-depth look at discipleship, imparting love and passion for Christ onto others. Sharing that truth is central to the way we conduct our lives, letting the world know us by the way we love one another.

When we isolate ourselves we can become idiocentric. It is paramount that we base our counsel to others in scripture; unpacking the centrality and the purpose of the Word of God in our lives.

The fall of man has created a perpetual crisis. It will last until sin has been put down and Christ reigns over a redeemed and restored world. Until that time the earth remains a disaster area and its inhabitants live in a state of extraordinary emergency. Jesus expects you to do that which you were saved to do.

Men are vindicated by what happens in the long run, not the short, through our humanity we're all unwise, wicked, and wanting nothing to do with God. But through His kindness has tuned our hearts to hear His grace where he draws us near to Him.

If we don't do the things we're here to do, and are more engrained with the things of this world at the expense of not being disciplined in Godliness. We must be faithful and diligent to go and make disciples, instruct people to be rich in good works, seek and save the lost, and rightly divide the truth as to not be ashamed when teach The Bible to others.