Wayside Bible Chapel

Welcome to Wayside Bible Chapel. We preach Christ throughout the Word of God, and we let him do the talking. If you are tired of topical sermons and bite-sized platitudes, you have come to the right place. Join us as we dig deeper into the living Word!

What in the world does Jesus mean by "hating our father and mother" to be His disciple? Why would Jesus command us to put Him first above everything else? This is one of the most challenging passages in Scripture.

Welcome to Wayside Bible Chapel. We preach Christ throughout the Word of God, and we let him do the talking. If you are tired of topical sermons and bite-sized platitudes, you have come to the right place. Join us as we dig deeper into the living Word!

Was the man Jesus really the incarnation of the Word of God? And if He was, why would He humble Himself to become a human being. This Christmas message looks into the Scriptures to answer these questions. If what the Bible says about these issues is true, then it should affect our reason for living and the way we live each day.

In Luke 14 Jesus taught an important lesson on humility. This sermon gives suggestions on how we can apply this teaching to our lives. The upside down world of God's kingdom teaches us that the first shall be last and the last shall be first. Humble yourself and you will be exalted!

In Luke 14 Jesus taught an important lesson on humility. This sermon gives suggestions on how we can apply this teaching to our lives. The upside down world of God's kingdom teaches us that the first shall be last and the last shall be first. Humble yourself and you will be exalted!

As a banquet guest, Jesus was very confrontational. Three corrections, one after the other, told the guests they were not being who they claimed to be. The excuses of the guests in Jesus' parable hit too close to home. Do they sound familiar to you?

As a banquet guest, Jesus was very confrontational. Three corrections, one after the other, told the guests they were not being who they claimed to be. The excuses of the guests in Jesus' parable hit too close to home. Do they sound familiar to you?

"To Know God" is to have an intimate, experiential relationship with him, It is not merely knowing of Him or acknowledging him. Knowing God is having a personal relationship with him that is based on fear, submission, and trust... and that is what the LORD promises in today's passage. That is what has been made available to each and every one of us through Christ Jesus.

"To Know God" is to have an intimate, experiential relationship with him, It is not merely knowing of Him or acknowledging him. Knowing God is having a personal relationship with him that is based on fear, submission, and trust... and that is what the LORD promises in today's passage. That is what has been made available to each and every one of us through Christ Jesus.