Pastor Joe Humrichous delivers the second part of the Heart Class at Waynetown Baptist Church.

Heart Class Part 1 at Waynetown Baptist Church.

Pastor Rob’s sermon, “Children of God,” emphasized that becoming part of God’s family isn’t about effort or religious performance—it’s about placing your faith in Jesus Christ. Through salvation, we are adopted by God, united with Christ and His body, and given the full rights of sons and daughters. We don’t work to earn God’s love—we receive it freely and walk confidently in our new identity.

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Pastor Rob’s sermon reminds us that Christ’s return is personal, premillennial, and our ultimate hope. Jesus is coming back to reign and rescue His people, and that truth should give us confidence and strength to live faithfully each day. Are you ready for His return?

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Pastor Joe's message focused on the importance of intentionally abiding in Jesus to experience abundant life and produce lasting fruit. He highlighted that true union with Christ comes through salvation, and nurturing an intimate communion with Him should be a daily lifestyle. The ultimate goal is to bear lasting fruit for God’s glory by believing and obeying His Word.

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We’re excited to welcome Brother Jim Patten as our guest speaker. Jim currently serves as the Camp Director for Twin Lakes Camp in Hillsboro, Indiana, and he’ll be sharing about the incredible work that God is doing through the camp ministry.

Jim has a heart for the Lord and a passion for reaching others with the gospel.

Pastor Rob’s sermon highlights the power of Christ’s resurrection and His ongoing work as our High Priest. Because He lives, our future resurrection is guaranteed, and He continually intercedes for us before the Father, giving us confidence, hope, and security. His victory over death means we are never alone and can trust in His eternal reign.

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The cross was not an accident—it was God’s plan from the beginning. Jesus took our place, bearing the punishment we deserved, so that we could be made righteous before God. His death and resurrection are the foundation of our salvation, proving that the debt of sin has been paid in full and that all who trust in Him are justified.

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Pastor Rob’s sermon emphasized that humanity was created in the image of God to reflect His glory, but sin corrupted that image, separating us from Him. However, through Jesus Christ, we are redeemed and restored, able to live as God’s representatives once again. This message calls believers to reflect Christ in their daily lives and invites non-believers to accept His gift of salvation.

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Brother Joe's sermon, "Truth for Life: You Have My Word", emphasizes the transformative power of both the Living Word (Jesus) and the written Word (the Bible). He explores the truth we love (John 1:1-14), the truth we learn (John 8:31-36), and the truth we live (John 17:9-17), encouraging believers to ask three key questions: What does God's Word say? What does it mean? How does it apply to life? Concluding with Matthew 7:21-29, he stresses the importance of building a life grounded in God's Word to endure life's storms.