Watermark Video: Sunday Messages

There’s a good chance you heard the “Golden Rule” growing up…but did you know it’s straight from the Bible? Specifically, straight from Jesus in the Sermon on the Mount? As we continue our series, “Summer on the Mount,” Blake Holmes walks us through Matthew 7:12, the Golden Rule.

Why is it that the Golden Rule is universally embraced yet so poorly executed? The problem we face when approaching the Golden Rule is that the human heart is self centered rather than others centered. In this message we will see the principle, the motive and the priority for how we are able through Christ to live out the Golden Rule.

Does prayer really make that big of a difference in life? We all know it’s important and that we should do it, but aren’t things going to happen either way? As we continue our series, “Summer on the Mount,” David Marvin walks us through Matthew 7:7-11, showing us how Jesus calls us to pray continually and trust constantly.

Can you get anything you want if you pray with enough faith and persistence? We answer that question and more in this weeks sermon as we look at Matthew 7:7-11.

What does it mean when the Bible says, “Judge not, lest you be judged”? Todd Wagner answers this question while teaching through Matthew 7:1-6—easily one of the most misinterpreted passages in the Bible—as we continue our series, Summer on the Mount.

This Sunday we looked at what Jesus meant when he said, “judge not,” and it’s not what it seems at face value. In this message we answered three questions: What does it mean to judge not? How do you judge rightly? And when is it time to move on?

What are you most prone to worry about? Everyone has worried about something, but no one wants to. As we continue our series, “Summer on the Mount," David Marvin walks us through Matthew 6:24-34, teaching us about the results of worry, the reason we don’t have to worry, and the remedy for worry.