Wenatchee First Assembly

John chapter four tells of a mid-day encounter that a certain Samaritan woman had with Jesus. This "God appointed" meeting was no accident. Pastor Darth shares with us how from that meeting, her life was changed forever!

Pastor Jerry talks about the importance of keeping the "work of the cross" central in our lives and in our church. We do that by celebrating the Lord's Supper, or what we commonly call "communion." In this act we remember that God's love is without limit, His grace is without measure and His power is without boundaries.

Pastor Mike Johnson shares some vital truth from the book of Micah.
What can we do when many of the harmless things we thought and said five years ago are now deemed "unsafe" today because it offends someone? Everyone seems to be offended these days creating an environment where a new and vicious intolerance of others carries the day. The good news is that the Bible provides insight that is tried and true over millennia that will help us focus on what is really required and lasting for all of us. Pastor Mike will focus on three simple yet powerful truths to overcome this present societal struggle and touch the hearts of others.

Pastor Jerry concludes his series #MeToo/#ChurchToo. There are several Biblical principles that apply to all of us as we navigate through this culturally relevant topic.

Pastor Chris and Heather Schneider - former WFA members, are missionaries to Jujuy Argentina and speak on their vision of their mission in today's message.

Pastor Jerry shares the second message in the "Make Space" series. When it comes to finances, gratitude and moderation will lead us to contentment and contentment is the exit gate for the cycle of consumerism

In this message Pastor Jerry talks about what should be the defining characteristic of every follower of Jesus and of every church.

This morning Pastor Darth will share the second message in our Thankful Series, "The response of a grateful heart". Luke 17:11-19 is a familiar passage of Scripture that tells about an encounter that Jesus had with ten lepers as He made His way towards Jerusalem.

Today our Pastoral Team begins a new series on what we are thankful for this year. Pastor Jerry will be sharing this morning that he is thankful for the comfort of the Holy Spirit as we all are in some level of grief due to the pandemic and other cultural and societal factors