Sermons | Local Church in Wabash, Indiana | Bachelor Creek

What is the Kingdom of God? And who is the king of this Kingdom? Find out in the first message of our brand new sermon series, "Upside Down Kingdom".

In the midst of our darkness, we have the light of Easter Sunday. In this year's Easter sermon, we look to the cross. It reminds us that we are not alone and that God cares about what we are going through.

In this Palm Sunday message, Solomon takes a glance back at the final hours of Jesus' time on earth leading up to the cross.

Every human being has a destiny with death. What really happens when we die? We all have questions centered on this topic, and Solomon addresses these questions in this week's message.

How do we live a life of faith instead of a life of fear? In light of who God is and what he promises, we can let go of fear and unconditionally trust God! Solomon begins the series, "Fear < Less" with a message on overcoming fear in our lives.

What does the Lord care about in our lives? It's not the things we tend to pursue. Find out in this week's sermon from Micah 6.

How can we call on the name of God when he doesn't feel close? How can we hold on to faith when we have so many questions? And how do all of our faith questions connect to our forgetfulness as humans? Nate takes a look at these questions and more as he dives into the importance of remembrance.

The past two months of sermons have been focused on dissecting the Lord's Prayer. In today's message, Ryan takes what we have been learning and helps us put it into action. He turns to Luke 5 to show us that prayer is all about letting down your net.

Temptations. We all face them on a daily basis. In this week's sermon, Solomon continues where he left off in the Lord's Prayer by looking at the importance of acknowledging our sins in the future.

As a follower of Jesus, it is important to acknowledge our past sins. In this message, Solomon continues the series on the Lord's Prayer as he discusses what the Bible says about praying for the forgiveness of our sins.