Deep Water Church

Episode 1 of 7: As we kick off our Follow series, it's important to remember who it is that we follow. Deep Water doesn't ultimately follow AJ or Jon or Jerry or Geoff, ultimately we follow God.

Episode 4 of 4: The Bible talks about how faith without action isn't really faith at all. But how do you act and serve God without turning your faith into some kind of work-based, earned salvation? This week Bryan Wiens has you covered.

Episode 3 of 4: Doubts; we all have them. But does that make us bad Christians? What are we supposed to do with doubt? Furthermore, does having doubt mean we don't have faith?

Episode 2 of 4: This week Deb Wong talks about proclivity to think we can somehow improve on God's plan for our lives and how to avoid falling into the obvious and dangerous trap of thinking we're mostly good enough on our own.

Episode 1 of 4: For so many of us, we consider believing in Jesus the end of our faith. But what if belief is just the beginning? What if there's more to our faith? This week Jerry talks about holiness and what it means for us today.

Episode 3 of 3: It's AJ's last Sunday as our Lead Pastor. In his final sermon, AJ talks about the transition between Moses and Joshua and what God can do when we trust him during transitions.

Episode 1 of 2: Do you think your list of sins is too great to be accepted as a son or daughter of God, or do you think that you've already earned that title? Either attitude is not the right one because truthfully, it cannot be earned.

Episode 2 of 3: This week AJ talks about a subject that he's never taught on before: how to care for your pastor. As AJ leaves and as Jon comes in, there are a few things AJ wants to make sure we do to love and support Jon as our new pastor.

Episode 1 of 3: The first and most important thing AJ wants to make sure we focus on after he leaves is Jesus. Jesus is the author of our faith. He is the one we love and the one through whom we love.

Episode 5 of 5: We always gravitate toward people with whom we have things in common. How do we realize the unity we have in Christ beyond the national, social or economic differences we sometimes have with each other?