Waymaker.Church Sermons

Get to know our Lead Pastor-Elect, David Hibiske, in Part Two of this three-part video series with Pastor Jon, as they discuss family, life, and spiritual leadership.

Get to know our Lead Pastor-Elect, David Hibiske, in Part One of this three-part video series with Pastor Jon, as they discuss family, life, and spiritual leadership.

Scripture and prayer were never meant to be empty routines—they come alive through the Holy Spirit. The Spirit turns reading into real encounter and prayer into a genuine conversation with God. When we rely on Him, what once felt dry begins to transform us from the inside out. If you’ve ever felt stuck or disconnected, this will help you see what’s been missing.

What if knowing about Jesus isn’t the same as truly encountering Him?  On the road to Emmaus, the risen Jesus turns head knowledge into a burning, life-changing reality.  Grace isn’t just a safety net for eternity, it’s power for the life you’re living right now.  This is an invitation to move beyond religion and step into a real, transforming relationship with Him.

This message challenges the idea that growing in faith should make us less dependent on Jesus, using the older brother in the Prodigal Son to expose the trap of earning what was always a gift. 
It reveals that true spiritual maturity isn’t self-sufficiency, but a deeper awareness of our ongoing need for grace.

This Sunday, we announced our next Lead Pastor and reflected on the biblical model of leadership and transition. Looking at Ephesians 4 and the example of David and Solomon, we see that leadership is a sacred stewardship meant to prepare and strengthen what comes next. As a church, we are called to be stewards, not consumers, building a stronger foundation for the future. Join us as we step into this next season and prepare the way for what God is doing at Waymaker.Church.

In this message, we explore how the gift of God’s grace can become familiar and lose its impact in our lives. Looking at Ephesians 2:8, we confront the drift from receiving grace to striving for acceptance through performance. This teaching challenges us to rediscover grace not as something we earn, but as a gift we receive through faith. It’s an invitation to move from exhaustion and striving into freedom, healing, and a renewed relationship with Jesus.

This message from Titus 2:1–3 explores God’s design for generational discipleship in the church. Older believers are called to model sound doctrine through their lives, while the younger generation is invited to seek wisdom from proven elders. When generations live in close spiritual relationship, the church becomes strong enough to resist cultural decay.

In Ephesians, Paul reveals that marriage is more than a relationship—it’s a living picture of Christ and His Church. In Genesis 2:24, the “one flesh” union points to a greater mystery fulfilled in Jesus. This message confronts cultural narratives of power struggles, passivity, and independence, and calls couples back to God’s design. Husbands are challenged to lead through sacrificial love, and wives to respond with life-giving partnership. When we embrace this divine choreography, our marriages become a bold declaration of the gospel to the world.