Sermons | Local Church in Wabash, Indiana | Bachelor Creek

Living in a broken world, we as humans are prone to sin. In 1 John 2, we are reminded that God does not leave us in this place of sin; through Christ we are forgiven. In this message, Nate helps us understand that “the good life” is a life in response to a good God.

In this message, Michael kicks off a new series called, “The Good Life”. Here he looks at the first chapter of John’s letter. In this first chapter John shows us that Jesus was and is everything He claimed to be.

Wrapping up part three of this series trilogy, David takes a look at how Jesus changes our future. As we all seek to be more like Jesus, it is clear that there are still things that we need to change about ourselves. In this message, David takes us on a journey of a few key people in scripture who’s lives and futures were forever changed because of Jesus.

What does it mean to be present? Through the familiar story of Zacchaeus, we see how he grasped the vision of what Jesus wants to do in our lives, here and now. Jesus takes one of the stingiest and most fiscally corrupt men and turns him into one of the most generous men of the New Testament.

We all have a past. Reading the account of the adulterous woman in John 8:1-11, today’s message looks at a story of life change. Through this story we find that Jesus is ready to forgive and forget our past.

The bible is very clear: Christians are to belong to a church - to belong to the body of Christ. Furthermore, as members of the church, we don’t attend, we belong. This week’s message is centered around a passage of Romans that emphasizes the practicality of belonging to the church.

Some things about being a Christian seem to get easier the longer we have known Jesus. However, one that usually doesn’t get easier, and often becomes harder is sharing our faith. This week we dive into why and how we can share the Gospel message with others.

The way we think about money and the place it has in our lives is extremely important. So important, that Jesus taught more on money than faith and prayer- more than anything else except the Kingdom of God. In this message we look at the practical lessons the Bible teaches us about how to handle our money.

Do you ever find yourself asking “How can I maximize my life?”. It might go something like, “I can maximize my life if get that next promotion at work”. Or “I can make the most out of my life if I just have the right friends group”. Picking up from the previous week, Tyler leads us on a journey of how the answer to how to make the most of your life comes by following Jesus.

As we progress in our spiritual journeys, and want to do the work we are called to do, we can sometimes get stalled by not knowing how to proceed. We may not be sure where, or how we are to fulfill our God-given purpose. In this first installment of a two-part lesson, Ryan takes a look at helping us answer a very common, but difficult question - “How Can I Make the Most Out of My Life?”