Waters Edge Church

Some of the things Pastor Tuttle suggests we do in “Psalm 1 Good Life” are: look at the past and give thanks, ask for things that need to change, and ask for God’s help. Considering God’s ways is a day and night activity. Knowing is not the same as applying. God will reveal life applications to us. What voices are we listening to, what friendships are we cultivation in light of the wisdom found in Psalm 1? . Sermon given at Waters Edge Church. Visit us on the web at www.mqtchurch.com

In “Philippians – Expecting Good,” Pastor Tuttle develops 3 themes found in this little book: expecting good, planning to grow and choosing to rejoice. A sermon by Pastor John Tuttle of Waters Edge Church. Visit us on the web at www.mqtchurch.com

In “Luke 2, Christmas Story”, Pastor Tuttle develops the theme that it didn’t bother God to send His Son to an impoverished family, an inexperienced and powerless couple to reveal the immensity of His love for this fractured world. We have opportunity to participate in God’s plans through we feel disqualified, marginalized and weak. A sermon by Pastor John Tuttle of Waters Edge Church. Visit us on the web at www.mqtchurch.com

In “Holy”, Pastor Tuttle describes many Biblical encounters with God had by various people – the shepherds, the elders, Isaiah, Moses – and how all of these encounters brought shock and awe to those experiencing them. The best of the best are in complete awe in the presence of the Lord. Yet we are told to “be holy.” How can we do that? A sermon by Pastor John Tuttle of Waters Edge Church. Visit us on the web at www.mqtchurch.com

Habakkuk asks God how He can allow the rampant evil to continue in Israel, what is He going to do about it? God’s answer is not what Habakkuk expected -- that He will send a brutal army to take over for a season, but to rejoice because He is in control and it will work out; that the righteous shall live by his faith; that God is their strength, so be joyful in the Lord and put their trust in Him, and clap, shout and cheer.

In “God’s Handiwork,” a message on Ephesians 2:10, Nathan Tuttle develops the theme that each of us is God’s handiwork, His craftsmanship, His artistry. Each of us is being shaped by God to be a vessel filled with His glory. Our ultimate destiny in life is to look like Jesus in our own unique way. We need to learn to be grateful for the gifts He has given us and respond in love and obedience to God. It closes with an activation activity. Nathan Tuttle is Pastor John Tuttle’s son, who has lived for the last 5 years in New Zealand as a pastor. Sermon given at Waters Edge Church. Visit us on the web at www.mqtchurch.com

“Daniel 6 – Excellence” brings out several characteristics of excellence – it is built upon consistently making best choices, it is not devoid of conflict, and our strongest witness may come in the midst of crisis. A sermon by Pastor John Tuttle of Waters Edge Church. Visit us on the web at www.mqtchurch.com

Psalm 139 Known walks through the Psalm showing all the wonderful ways that God knows us and is with us wherever we go. Several times Emily is mentioned . Her funeral was the day before this message. A sermon by Pastor John Tuttle of Waters Edge Church. Visit us on the web at www.mqtchurch.com

Judges 4 and 5 record the stories of Deborah and Jael, two women God used powerfully to deliver Israel from their enemies. Nonie Witherspoon uses the qualities of these two women to encourage us all to be the women God has called us to be. Nonie, born in the Philippines, is a homeschool mom and entrepreneur who lives in Port Huron with her husband David and 2 sons. During her mid teen years, she was blessed to live with her Pastor and their family, whom she now calls her Dad and Mom (Michael and Denise Vrooman). She is a mentor and counselor for women of all ages, leads Bible studies, and speaks at women’s conferences.

Many people want to know if something specific is in God’s will for them or not. Michael Vrooman lays out simple steps from the Bible that will lead them to answers. Sermon given at Waters Edge Church. Visit us on the web at www.mqtchurch.com