Join us for a powerful and inspiring church livestream featuring Pastor Joshua Watkins as he delves into the transformative words of Mark 1:1-11. In this installment of our series, "Disciple: Hope in the book of Mark," Pastor Watkins will guide us through the profound messages and teachings found in the Gospel of Mark. Discover the hope that sets the tone for a journey of discipleship and unwavering faith.

Join Patrick Mead from OurSafeHarborChurch in this transformative sermon, "Encountering Jesus: Hear Him, See Him, Be Him." Explore the profound journey of hearing, seeing, and embodying the teachings of Jesus. Join as we learn the remarkably human nature of Jesus, His interaction with people; and how we can be like Him. Don't miss this opportunity for spiritual growth and connection.

In this sermon titled "Gifted Living" from Romans 12:3-8, Joshua Watkins explores the concept of spiritual gifts within the context of the church. He emphasizes the importance of understanding that no gift makes an individual more or less valuable in the body of Christ. Joshua discusses various spiritual gifts mentioned in the passage, such as prophecy, teaching, serving, encouragement, giving, leading, and showing mercy. He encourages listeners to identify and utilize their unique gifts for the benefit of the church and to glorify God. The sermon highlights the interdependence of the body of Christ, where each member contributes their strengths for collective growth.

Explore the concept of living a connected life within the church community. The sermon is part of a four-week series on next steps for those newer to faith or the church. Joshua Watkins emphasizes that the church is not just a social club or civic organization; it is a community of people called out to live differently. Using Colossians 3 as a framework, he discusses the importance of authentic transformation, breaking down social barriers within the church, and living with Christ-like virtues. The sermon encourages forgiveness, bearing with one another, and emphasizes the binding power of love to create unity within the church.

In this sermon by Joshua Watkins, he shares a personal story about creating hand and footprints with his kids, exploring the value and impact of heartfelt gifts. The sermon delves into the biblical story of Cain and Abel, focusing on the significance of their offerings to God. Watkins emphasizes that the essence of the story lies not in what they gave, but how they gave it—with a heart fully devoted to God. He explores the idea that genuine generosity flows from a heart surrendered to God and encourages listeners to examine their motives in giving.

In this powerful sermon delivered by Joshua Watkins, he begins by sharing personal experiences that shaped his love for the church. He emphasizes the importance of holding onto hope and encourages mutual support within the church community. Joshua highlights the impact of individuals who played key roles in his Christian journey, underscoring the significance of being engaged in a church family. He challenges listeners to commit to active church participation, emphasizing that church matters not just for an hour on Sundays but as a vital part of daily life. Joshua concludes by stressing that the church is a community where individuals grow, support one another, and collectively strive to please God.

In this Christmas Eve sermon, Joshua Watkins begins by welcoming the listeners to his home and sharing stories that highlight the chaos and fear present in the world today. He mentions events like the national alarm test, conflicts in the Middle East, and individuals fearing the end of the world. Despite this chaos, Joshua emphasizes the central message of Christmas: the birth of Jesus, the Prince of Peace.

Joshua explores the concept of peace, clarifying that it doesn't mean the absence of problems but rather a condition of freedom and wellness. He relates this peace to faith in Jesus Christ, quoting passages from Isaiah and Romans. Watkins asserts that Jesus brings peace to the innermost parts of individuals, resonating into their lives and ultimately creating a pathway to share that peace with the world.

Drawing from biblical teachings, Joshua encourages believers to become peacemakers, rising above worries and embodying peace in a world filled with tension and anxiety. He concludes by highlighting the significance of Jesus as the bringer of peace and challenges listeners to share that peace with others.

In this sermon, Joshua Watkins reflects on the true meaning of Christmas by exploring the passage from Matthew 1:23: "Behold, the virgin shall conceive and bear a son, and they shall call his name Immanuel (which means, God with us)." Joshua emphasizes the significance of the presence of people associated with memorable Christmas gifts. Drawing from personal experience, he shares the impact of a childhood basketball goal, highlighting how the joy came from playing with family and friends.

Joshua then connects this idea to the biblical concept of Immanuel, emphasizing that Jesus came not only to die for our sins or show us how to live but primarily to be with us. He delves into 2 Corinthians 5:21, exploring that Jesus dwells within us, we receive the righteousness of God. He challenges the congregation to grasp the depth of this reality and its implications for holy living.

The sermon concludes with a call to action, encouraging listeners to walk in righteousness and strive to be like Jesus in sharing His presence with others. Joshua challenges the congregation to be intentional about building connections, sharing life with people, and being a friend to those in need. The sermon emphasizes the transformative power of giving the gift of one's presence, mirroring the greatest gift of all – God's presence with us.

In this sermon, Joshua Watkins explores the true meaning of Christmas and emphasizes the significance of love, drawing from passages in 1 Corinthians 13 and Matthew 22. He delves into the commercialization of the holiday season and highlights the stress points that often distract people from focusing on love during Christmas. Joshua discusses the costs, logistics, and family drama that can overshadow the true spirit of the season.

Drawing parallels to the challenges Jesus faced, Joshua reflects on the sacrifices and logistics involved in Jesus coming to Earth, emphasizing the ultimate act of love demonstrated through Christ's incarnation and sacrifice on the cross. He encourages listeners to shift their focus from the distractions of the season to the love of Christ.

Joshua suggests practical ways for individuals to express love during the Christmas season, such as supporting local charities, inviting others to join family celebrations, and offering forgiveness. He concludes by urging listeners to imagine a world transformed by a collective focus on the love of Christ during the Christmas season, challenging them to be conduits of that love in their families and communities.

The sermon serves as a reminder to prioritize love and Christ's message of love during the holiday season, encouraging listeners to embrace the true spirit of Christmas throughout the year.

Join us for an inspiring sermon by Joshua Watkins as he delves into the theme of Hope during this Christmas season. In this sermon, Joshua explores the expectation of Hope as part of the Christian journey, emphasizing the significance of preparing for the coming of Christ. Drawing from Isaiah 9, he reflects on the anticipation that spanned centuries leading to the birth of Jesus, highlighting the enduring Hope and Transformation found in Christ.