Sermons | Local Church in Wabash, Indiana | Bachelor Creek

This week we kick off a new series looking at Psalm 23. We will start to see that God is our ultimate great Shepherd. He is a shepherd that we can trust and find true contentment in!

In the final message of our "We Are the Church" series, we tackle the fear of sharing our faith and challenge the consumerist mindset that views church as just an event. Drawing from Romans 10:14-15, this message will inspire you to embrace your calling as a sent person, to live out the gospel in your everyday life, and to boldly proclaim the good news of Jesus as our saving King.

In a world where gathering together is increasingly de-prioritized, Hebrews 10:19-25 reminds us of the critical importance of coming together as the church. This week, we explore how we can confidently draw near to God, hold fast to our hope, and encourage one another toward love and good deeds as a family united in faith. Don’t miss this powerful message on the significance of belonging and the strength we find in community.

In a culture that often views church as something to attend and consume, 1 Corinthians 12:12–26 challenges us to rethink what it means to be part of the body of Christ. This sermon explores how we are not mere spectators but active contributors, supernaturally connected and vitally needed within the church. Discover how embracing our role in the body of Christ leads to a flourishing, unified community that transcends our differences and mirrors the love of Christ.

Fear can keep us from stepping into God's calling, but what if the very thing we’re afraid of is exactly where He wants us to be? Join us as we explore the story of Peter in Luke 5 and discover how stepping out in obedience and faith can lead to a life of purpose and significance beyond our imagination.

In this message we explore one of Jesus' most challenging questions: "You do not want to leave too, do you?” (John 6:67). Discover how Jesus confronts our deepest desires and calls us to true discipleship. We'll uncover the powerful truths behind His teachings and what it means to genuinely follow Him, even when His words challenge our comfort and understanding.

In this message, we look at Jesus’ question to Peter as he begins to sink on the Sea of Galilee: “Why did you doubt?” Like Peter, we all experience the winds of doubt. Instead of being scared of the wind, we can fight the wind and use doubts to grow our faith. In fact, the best thing we can do is to keep following Jesus through our doubts.

In John 8:2–11, we discover one of the most thought-provoking encounters in the Bible. Jesus confronts the accusers of a woman caught in adultery, asking the piercing question, "Has no one condemned you?” This message explores how Jesus’ radical grace transforms lives and challenges us to see ourselves and others through the lens of His unconditional love and forgiveness.

In this message, we explore Jesus’ challenging question from Matthew 16:26: “What good is it to gain the whole world but lose your soul?” It’s easy for us to fall into the danger of prioritizing worldly pursuits over our relationship with God. The call of Jesus is to reflect on our own priorities, deny ourselves, take up our cross, and follow Christ wholeheartedly.

In this message, we dive into Jesus' powerful question from Matthew 12:46-50, revealing the true meaning of spiritual family. Join us to understand how faith redefines our closest relationships and what it means to be part of the family of God.