Watermark Video: Sunday Messages

In the story of David and Goliath, many of us would like to see ourselves as the hero David. Tyler teaches us why we are more like Israel than David. We all need a deliverer and God, in His mercy, sent us a more perfect Deliverer than David, in the person of Jesus Christ.

Tyler talks on the reasons God gave us the Ten Commandments and reminds us how important it is to love the Law of God.

The Christian life is one of surrender and service. It starts by acknowledging who Jesus is and your need for Him. And when we do that, we know that we have an eternal hope through Him. We then have the privilege to be ambassadors of Christ, to share our hope with those around us.

Have you heard of the parable of the Good Samaritan? If so, and you think that it teaches you to simply do good works, you are missing it and don’t understand the story! As we kick off our new series, “Retold: History Everybody Should Know”, Todd Wagner teaches through the story of the Good Samaritan in Luke 10.

In this Sunday outdoor message, Todd shares how we are to love others, listen to their stories, and live like Christ during this time of racial turmoil and injustice in our country.

“Any Christian should be grieved by racism, injustice, and apathy toward the things that break the heart of God. This is how we talked about these things when we gathered last Saturday night. We feel like we missed an opportunity with many of our friends who only tuned in on Sunday morning, and we are grateful to encourage the many who missed it now. We believe sharing our heart is the most helpful thing for us to post today, AND we believe continuing to work together toward the unity, love, and justice our Savior died to make possible is our daily task. Join us as we continue to love kindness, do justice, and walk humbly with our Lord.” – Todd Wagner

As we wrap up our series on 1 Thessalonians, David Leventhal talks about what a healthy church family should look like and how we are to relate to one another as brothers and sisters in Christ, the body of Christ.

Todd uses Romans 12-14 to help us as Christians know how to navigate the uncertainty of COVID-19 in a way that that honors, loves, and preference to our brothers and sisters in Christ.

In this week's sermon, Todd will show us where to find safety, warns us of the trouble coming for those who are not saved, and reminds those who are in Christ how to live in light of the coming Day of the Lord.