Watermark Video: Sunday Messages

What comes to your mind when you hear the word “obedience”? As we kick off Dying to Live, a sermon series on the book of Romans, Nathan Wagnon shows us what the obedience of faith is, and the importance of daily surrender in your relationship with Christ.

Do you see the Lord as your shepherd, and are you fully surrendered to Him with complete trust? As we continue our Playlist series, Jermaine Harrison walks us through Psalm 23 to show that we can trust God to be both a Good Shepherd and a Gracious Host.

Have you ever struggled to feel known, loved, and significant? In the most recent week of our sermon series Playlist, David Marvin uses Psalm 139 to teach us that with God, we are never alone; our lives were designed with a purpose by a Creator who knows us intimately and loves everything about us.

When you feel like life is in a freefall, where do you turn? In the second week of our summer series Playlist, Blake Holmes uses Psalm 16 to show us how God is our Refuge, Satisfaction, Counselor, and Hope.

What does it mean to “magnify the Lord” or to “taste and see that the Lord is good? In the first week of our Playlist series, John Elmore dissects the lyrics of Psalm 34 and reminds us of how God is good even in trials.

Do you express more allegiance to your earthly country than to your eternal home? Using the book of Philippians, Nathan Wagnon asks four key questions that are helpful in identifying what citizens of heaven look like.

Have you ever considered the link between pride and sin? In the most recent installment of our sermon series Never Be the Same, John Elmore shows us an example of one man who abandoned his pride and found Jesus.

Do you think you’re too broken or too sinful to be healed? In this week in the sermon series, Never Be the Same, David Marvin shows us through Matthew 8 that Jesus is the only cure for our sin and brokenness.

Would the people who know you best say that you have never been the same since you started following Jesus? This week, in our sermon series Never Be the Same, David Penuel gives us three metrics by which we can gauge our growth in Christ: Places, People, and Purpose.