Andy Baker, our visiting preacher from World Christian Broadcast shared a sermon focused on the importance of missions, drawing from Matthew 28 and the resurrection story. Andy highlighted four key words: Come, See, Go, and Tell, which encapsulate the essence of Christian mission. We were reminded that God is invitational, asking people to COME to Him and SEE the evidence of His existence, then to GO out and TELL the world the good news. The message emphasized that despite worldly troubles, as Christians, we will be victorious with Jesus and should not be afraid, encouraging the church to live out their faith actively in the world.

The sermon introduces a new series on modern-day evangelism, emphasizing the need to adapt to the changing world. Joshua Watkins uses Acts 8:9-25 to illustrate the pitfalls of formulaic evangelism and the importance of genuine connection. He critiques methods that manipulate or pressure people into conversion, instead advocating for building relationships and listening to others' stories. Watkins encourages the congregation to ask someone what's on their mind and to listen without responding, fostering a genuine interest that can lead to sharing the Christian worldview when asked for advice.

In this sermon, Joshua Watkins examines Mark 14-16, highlighting the journey of Jesus Christ from being betrayed and unwelcomed to his triumphant resurrection. Joshua begins with a personal anecdote of feeling unwelcome, setting the stage for a deeper exploration of rejection and redemption. Through the narrative of Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane to his betrayal by Judas and denial by Peter, Joshua paints a vivid picture of ultimate betrayal. Despite the world's rejection, Jesus's story does not end in despair but in the miraculous resurrection, symbolizing hope and renewal.

Joshua further explores the significance of the resurrection not just as a future promise but as a present power available to believers. This power enables us to live transformed lives today, embodying forgiveness and freedom from the hurts and betrayals of the past. He challenges listeners to forgive as Christ forgave, releasing resentment and embracing peace and freedom.

This sermon is a powerful reminder of the hope and transformation available through Jesus Christ's resurrection, encouraging believers to live out the resurrection's power in their daily lives.

In this sermon, Joshua Watkins dives into the concept of childlike faith based on Mark 9:30-37. He begins by reflecting on childhood innocence and the desire to emulate parents, transitioning to the disciples' focus on greatness versus Jesus' call to servanthood. Joshua emphasizes the essence of childlike faith as seeking to be like God, urging listeners to prioritize humility and service over personal ambition. Join us as we explore the transformative power of embracing a childlike perspective in our spiritual journey.

In this sermon, Joshua Watkins will take us through Mark 9:2-10, revealing the true nature of Jesus and how we can experience a deeper understanding of who He is. Get ready to be inspired and challenged as we dive into God's Word together. Let's tune in and open our hearts to see Jesus in a new light.

In this sermon, Mike Welter explores the theme of living a life worthy of God's calling by diving into Ephesians 4. Discover how love, humility, and compassion can transform our relationships and build a strong community of faith. Don't miss this inspiring message that challenges us to love others as Christ has loved us.

Join us as Joshua Watkins preaches this enlightening sermon from Mark 4, where Jesus calms the storm, drawing parallels to the chaos we face in life. Discover how trusting in Jesus's control over chaos can bring peace and hope even in the most turbulent times.

In this powerful sermon titled by Joshua Watkins, we delve into the profound message of embracing the diversity of how individuals respond to the gospel. With engaging storytelling and insightful reflections, Joshua explores the parable of the sower from Mark 4, illuminating the various soil types as metaphors for how people receive and respond to the message of Jesus Christ.

Drawing from personal anecdotes and biblical insights, Joshua highlights the importance of spreading the message of hope and salvation to all, recognizing that everyone needs Jesus, but everyone needs Jesus differently. Through this enlightening discourse, listeners are encouraged to be patient lights in a world that yearns for the transformative power of God's love.

In this powerful sermon by Joshua Watkins, we delve into the profound concept of genuine goodness versus mindless obedience. Through engaging stories and insightful reflections on biblical passages from Mark 2:23-3:6, Joshua challenges us to move beyond merely following rules and regulations towards embodying a spirit of genuine goodness. Drawing on personal anecdotes and scriptural examples, Joshua explores the transformative power of embracing a new identity rooted in compassion, empathy, and sincere love for others.

In this sermon, Joshua Watkins explores the story from Mark 2, where Jesus calls Levi, a tax collector, to follow him. Watkins reflects on the significance of Jesus reaching out to regular, everyday people, including those considered sinners and outcasts by society. He emphasizes Jesus' approach of befriending and positively impacting those he encountered, rather than isolating himself from them like the Pharisees. Joshua encourages Christians to consider their own relationships and opportunities to be a positive influence on those who may not know Jesus, emphasizing the importance of showing love and being an example in their lives.