Watermark Bible Church, Portsmouth, Virginia

As we continue our "No Fear" sermon series this week, Pastor Steve talks about the fear of disease.

This week we begin a new sermon series titled No Fear. Join us in the coming weeks as Pastor Steve discusses fears that we all share.

This Resurrection Sunday we look back to the Emmaus Road and the road of redemption.

Every family has rhythms, every family goes through seasons. Check out this sermon to know how to deal with the many seasons of life.

Every Family Experiences Milestones. Tell the Stories!

While we are so disappointed that we are unable to gather at our building, we are thankful that the church will be gathering. In times like these, when life slows down and you may be feeling alone, it is important to remember that Every Family is a Part of a Bigger Story. That’s exactly what we will be talking about in this message. Invite your neighbor, your friend, or your family members to gather with you and be a part of the bigger story.

When there is a global pandemic it is easy to see the issues facing our world. In fact, times like these help us see the pandemic of sin. Sin affects every country, every person, every family. Every family has issues and in this sermon we will learn from one family some keys to building or fracturing relationships.

Every generation passes down something to the next generation. We all want to leave a legacy of significance, but sometimes in the busyness of life what we leave is something less. We aren’t the only ones, the Israelites had a rich history they failed to pass on. Come this Sunday and bring friends. This is a message we all need to hear again and again.

In the church people sometimes refer to each other as brother or sister. When I was younger, I used to think that seemed funny or a little strange. The reason is I never realized the significance behind those terms. I never knew how special those words were to the early church and what they ought to mean to us today. Learn this significant truth that every family needs church family.

Whether you have kids in the house or not, whether you live alone or not, whatever your house is like, your home is meant to be a ministry center. One of our primary mission fields is the home. What would happen if you saw your home as a ministry center? What are the disciple-making possibilities? How would that change the way you structure your life? How could your home be an asset in living the Made for More life? During our next series, beginning with this sermon, we will explore these questions and more as we develop a vision for connecting the church and the home.