Waters Edge Church

Based on Luke 13, “Entering the Kingdom of God” lays out God’s provision for our salvation even in the midst of evil times. Terrible things happen to good and bad people but repentance is the key to life eternal. Many will lose out but others will enter the kingdom of God. Governments come and go but the kingdom of God endures and grows. A message given by Pastor John Tuttle at Waters Edge Church. The whole service and replays can be viewed on our Facebook page, Water’s Edge Church, Marquette MI. Visit us on the web at www.mqtchurch.com.

“Coram Deo” means “before the face of God.” Pastor Goldschmidt uses it to describe what it means to “abide in Jesus,” as described in John 15. Stay in His Presence, bear fruit and have joy. Matthew 6:18 says the Father watches us to reward us. We live and move and have our being in Him. Look for ways to bless others as we abide in Him. Message given by Fred Goldschmidt, Associate Pastor at Journey Christian Church, Cloquet, MN. A message given at Waters Edge Church. The whole service and replays can be viewed on our Facebook page, Water’s Edge Church, Marquette MI. Visit us on the web at www.mqtchurch.com.

While many are “Lost and Alone,” we have been designed for community. Salvation restores our relationship with God and brings us into His family. Pastor John Tuttle uses Biblical illustrations from Luke 15 and life examples to show that any true solutions to these issues include loving, compassionate community. A message given at Waters Edge Church. The whole service and replays can be viewed on our Facebook page, Water’s Edge Church, Marquette MI. Visit us on the web at www.mqtchurch.com.

Ten factors of well being are developed in this message, “Principles of Well Being” by Pastor John Tuttle. Jeremiah 29:11 reveals that God has plans for us for fulness of life now and in eternity. In every facet of life, God has insight to give that will enhance our condition. Salvation in Jesus cleanses us from sin and brings completeness that is unattainable any other way. . A message given at Waters Edge Church. The whole service and replays can be viewed on our Facebook page, Water’s Edge Church, Marquette MI. Visit us on the web at www.mqtchurch.com.

Be the person you want your children to become is the message of Pastor Tuttle’s “Generations.” Your influence will have powerful effect on your children and grandchildren. “Generations” will benefit when you choose to consciously share family stories of God’s goodness and justice. A message given by Pastor John Tuttle at Waters Edge Church. The whole service and replays can be viewed on our Facebook page, Water’s Edge Church, Marquette MI. Visit us on the web at www.mqtchurch.com.

Paul and Jesus and other New Testament disciples did what it took to meet people where they were at and we should go our of our way to help people where we find them. Jesus ate with tax collectors and sinners. He wasn’t concerned with people’s beliefs before He healed them. The Church is God’s plan A, there is no plan B. Message given by Herb Helsel at Waters Edge Church. The whole service and replays can be viewed on our Facebook page, Water’s Edge Church, Marquette MI. Visit us on the web at www.mqtchurch.com.

Psalm 23 is a picture of how David understood God’s oversight of his life, God’s protection for him even in difficult times, His blessings for David now and in the future. And so can we follow God through the complexities of life, trusting His ability to lead us well and provide for us. A message given by Pastor John Tuttle at Waters Edge Church. The whole service and replays can be viewed on our Facebook page, Water’s Edge Church, Marquette MI. Visit us on the web at www.mqtchurch.com.

Issues of violence and moral depravity are not new issues – Isaiah deals with them in chapters 59 and 60, giving answers in that day that are still reverent today. “Hope Renewed” explores the opportunity for us to change when we perceive what is not good. Pastor Tuttle uses Titus 2 and 3 to reveal God’s message of hope – that He is faithful to never leave us, that we are saved by His great mercy! A message given by Pastor John Tuttle at Waters Edge Church. Visit us on the web at www.mqtchurch.com

In Psalm 141:1-2, the psalmists refers to prayer as sweet-smelling incense to the Lord. In this message, Pastor Tuttle develops the theme that our prayer is precious to the Lord, a sweet smell to Him using several different scriptures. Jesus prayed often, all night, in the Garden of Gethsemane. Prayer has a place of Holy interaction with God and it’s effects are felt on earth.

Focusing on Ephesians 5: 15-16, “Therefore, consider carefully how you live – not as unwise but as wise…”, Pastor Tuttle describes how to “Live Wise.” Our natural choices are often the wrong choices. We need to be wise with God’s wisdom, to be transformed and know God’s will, and to be filled with the Holy Spirit. A message given by Pastor John Tuttle at Waters Edge Church. Visit us on the web at www.mqtchurch.com