Wenatchee First Assembly

"Do not merely listen to the Word, and so deceive yourselves. Do what it says!" (James 1:22) The "counterfeit Christian" is a fake and a fraud...living life according to the world but claiming to be a Christ follower. Pastor Randy helps us look at how the counterfeit Christian is affecting the church's effectiveness.

In this message titled "X Marks the Spot" Pastor Jeff asks the question "How are you using your gifts for the kingdom of God?"

Pastor Jerry continues his "Spiritual Conversations" series and encourages us to welcome others into our lives, in the same manner, Jesus welcomed us.

Pastor Jerry concludes his series "Living a Legacy." Too many people believe that they can never be used by God in a great way, either because of who they are or because of something they've done, and I'm here to tell you that it's not true.

Pastor Jerry is discussing how "knowledge" alone is not enough. That's why Jesus commanded we wait for the power from the Holy Spirit before engaging in His mission. This power is not for us as much as it is for others. It helps us to "live a legacy" and better accomplish God's purpose for our lives.

The Christian church is a church without borders and a ministry without limits. We know that because of a vision God gave to Peter, as recorded in Acts 10. Pastor Jerry will further unpack this idea in his teaching today.

As we continue our "Living a Legacy" series, Pastor Jerry will share 5 things to keep in mind while sharing our faith with others.

Pastor Jerry continues his "Spiritual Conversations" series. We've talked about noticing people and praying. We've also talked about listening and asking questions. Today we'll talk about loving those, not only in the church, but those in the world around us. And an important thing to remember is "love requires action."

Pastor Jerry continues his teaching on how to have Spiritual Conversations with others. The big idea today is: When you listen to others and ask meaningful questions, you communicate God's love.

Pastor Jerry talks about what our message to the world needs to be, both as a church and as individuals. The message of the early church was unambiguous and bold. If we're to be honest with ourselves, sometimes our message is ambiguous and tentative. Sometimes we're not as clear as we need to be about that which matters most.