Pastor Will’s sermon “Under God? One Nation” addresses the division during election season, reminding believers that their primary allegiance is to God’s kingdom. He emphasizes that Christians are ambassadors of Christ, called to represent His love beyond political differences. Regardless of election outcomes, God remains sovereign, and believers are united as a heavenly nation, tasked with embodying grace, justice, and peace.

Pastor Will shares his experience with Positive Intelligence, where he learned to manage anxiety from hyper-achievement and hypervigilance. He connects this to Exodus 17, where the Israelites doubted God’s provision in the desert, yet God faithfully provided water. Pastor Will encourages trusting God’s provision, especially in moments of doubt and uncertainty. He reminds the congregation that just as God provided for the Israelites, He will provide for them too. Lastly, Pastor Will calls for prayer, asking the church to seek God's guidance and breakthroughs.

In this sermon, Pastor Will celebrates faith growth at Kern Church through baptisms and new members, emphasizing the importance of belonging in a world filled with loneliness. Drawing from Ecclesiastes 4, he compares the strength of community to a three-ply cord that isn’t easily broken. He encourages the congregation to join Belong Groups, finding support and purpose together. This sermon kicks off the 'Sit With Me in September' series, focusing on the power of togetherness and community in faith.

Pastor Will shares a powerful message about navigating life's unexpected challenges through faith and prayer. Using the story of Jairus from Mark 5:21-43, he illustrates how even in the face of illness and uncertainty, incremental prayer can lead to small but meaningful miracles. Drawing on both biblical teachings and real-life experiences, Pastor Will encourages listeners to trust in God, pray step by step, and find hope even in difficult times.

In this sermon, Pastor Will shares the story of Abraham, Sarah, and Hagar to explore the challenges of family life. Drawing parallels to his own experience of parenting children of different ages, he highlights the difficulties and missteps that can arise in families. Despite the mistakes made, God’s faithfulness remains constant, offering hope and redemption. Pastor Will encourages listeners to reflect on their own family dynamics, seek support from their community, and trust in God’s unwavering guidance through their challenges.

In this sermon, Pastor Will reflects on the pressure to appear perfect while sharing his family's story in a local magazine. Using the story of Adam and Eve, he explores the challenges all families face and introduces the concept of a "redo"—a chance to start over after mistakes. Pastor Will emphasizes that while no family is perfect, God offers grace and second chances. Tune in for an honest and hopeful message on navigating the imperfections of family life.

Discover how Kern Church addresses the challenges in our community of 81,000 people, including health issues, depression, and loneliness. Reflecting on summer activities and neighborhood connections, this sermon explores why people need Jesus and the church. Learn about Kern Church's vision to help people belong, grow in faith, and make a difference through new "belong groups." Whether you're considering joining or hosting, be inspired to live out your faith and support others in finding their place in the community and faith.

Join us in our current message series, "3 Big Questions." This week's sermon dives into the vital topic, "Why Do People Need the Church?" Building on last week's exploration of why people need Jesus, we delve into the church's role in our lives and society. Amidst a backdrop of declining church attendance and spiritual dissatisfaction, we discuss how the church is essential for spiritual growth, community, and societal transformation. Discover why the church is not just for Christians but for the world, serving as Jesus' continuing presence and hope. Tune in for a thought-provoking message that challenges and inspires.

In his latest sermon, Pastor Will delves into the first of three pivotal questions in his new series: "Why do people need Jesus?" Drawing from personal anecdotes and biblical stories, Pastor Will explores the pervasive struggles of modern life—loneliness, addiction, and financial pressures—and traces their origins back to the fall of humanity in Genesis. He explains how Jesus is the divine solution to these deep-seated problems, offering hope, transformation, and a path to a better life. Tune in to discover why Jesus is essential for healing and renewal in a hurting world.

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