Waterhouse Church Sermon Of The Week

All Stand: Revelation 20 | One day, everyone will stand before God at the Great White Throne Judgment to be judged by what they have done. Those whose names are in the Book of Life will have eternal life, but those who rejected Christ will face eternal separation from God. This message reminds us that God’s judgment is final, but through Jesus, we have the opportunity to be saved and spend eternity with Him. | Waterhouse Church 3.9.25 Sunday Service

Satan Bound: The 1st Resurrection and 1000 Years | This message was about Revelation 20:1-6 and how Satan will be bound, Jesus will rule for 1,000 years, and believers will be raised to life. Even though Satan still tries to cause trouble, he has already lost, and we have power through Jesus to stand against him. | Waterhouse Church 3.2.25 Sunday Service

Satan Bound,: The 1st Resurrection, & 1000 Years | This message was about Revelation 20:1-6 and how Satan will be bound, Jesus will rule for 1,000 years, and believers will be raised to life. Even though Satan still tries to cause trouble, he has already lost, and we have power through Jesus to stand against him. | Waterhouse Church 3.2.25 Sunday Service

Revelation: The Wedding Feast and the Second Coming | The message reminds us that Jesus is our victorious King, and we are invited to be part of His great wedding feast. He desires a real relationship with us, not just religious actions, and He is knocking at the door of our hearts, waiting for us to invite Him in. One day, He will return to defeat evil, and until then, we are called to prepare ourselves and live in joyful anticipation of His coming. | Waterhouse Church 2.23.25 Sunday Service

Revelation: The Fall Of It | Revelation 17–18 tells us about the fall of Babylon, a powerful but corrupt system that leads people away from God with wealth, power, and pleasure. In the end, evil turns on itself, and Babylon is destroyed, showing that only God's Kingdom will last forever. As Christians, we are called to resist the ways of the world, stay faithful to Jesus, and live for His eternal Kingdom. | Waterhouse Church 2.16.25 Sunday Service

10 Benefits of Small Groups: Romans | The message is about showing real love by caring for others and taking action, just like Romans 12:9–13 teaches. As Christians, we should love honestly, respect others, work hard, stay hopeful, and help those in need. Being part of a group isn’t about being perfect—it’s about growing together and making a difference in each other’s lives. | Waterhouse Church 2.9.25 Sunday Service

Run Your Race Part 3: Faith to Finish | The race of faith isn’t easy, but the prize—an unshakable Kingdom—is worth every step. In this powerful message, we explore the contrast between Mount Sinai, where fear and trembling marked the old covenant, and Mount Zion, where grace and joy define the new. Are you running up the wrong mountain, striving under fear instead of walking in faith? | Waterhouse Church 2.2.25 Sunday Service

Run Your Race Part 3: Rules of the Race | The faith journey isn’t a smooth sprint—it’s an obstacle course filled with distractions, temptations, and challenges that can pull us off course. Hebrews 12:14-17 reminds us to actively pursue peace, guard against bitterness, and stay committed to holiness, refusing to trade our faith for temporary satisfaction like Esau did. As we run this race, we must keep our eyes on Jesus, help one another, and remain faithful to the eternal prize God has set before us | Waterhouse Church 1.26.25 Sunday Service

Run Your Race Part 2: The Discipline We Really Need | God’s discipline is proof of His love (Hebrews 12:5–13). Just as a gardener prunes a vine to produce more fruit (John 15:1–8), God removes what hinders our growth and refines us to become more like Him. Though discipline can be painful, it leads to holiness, freedom, and a deeper relationship with God | Waterhouse Church 1.19.25 Sunday Service

Our faith is like running a marathon—we need to stay focused on Jesus, who gives us strength to keep going, even when it’s hard. To run well, we have to let go of the sins and distractions that slow us down and trust God’s plan for our race. By keeping our eyes on the joy ahead, we can endure and finish strong | Waterhouse Church 01.12.25 Sunday Service