Wenatchee First Assembly

Last Sunday, we began a new teaching series titled "DNA," specifically looking at who we are as a church and what we are becoming. This week is part 2, as we discuss our Core Values and how they apply to the ministry and mission of Wenatchee First Assembly.

Today, we begin a new three-week series titled "DNA". Simply put, DNA is the genetic information inside every human that makes people who they are. But did you know the church contains "spiritual" DNA that defines its mission and calling? Join us as we discuss and discover God's future plans for WFA.

This week, we conclude our Heroes of Faith series by looking at the life of Peter. Peter’s life is a story of transformation. He went from being an impulsive fisherman to a fearless apostle who helped establish the early church. Despite his weaknesses, God’s grace empowered him to fulfill his divine calling.

Welcome to part five in our series, "Heroes of Faith." So far, we've looked at the lives of Noah, Abraham, Elisha & Moses. Today, we turn our attention to David, "a man after God's own heart," and learn some lessons from his life that will inspire us in our journey of faith.

Today, we continue our Heroes of Faith series as we look at Moses. His life and faith are the central story of the Old Testament. 

Today, we will hear how Elisha’s faith was active, yet quiet and attentive, and how his purpose-driven, Spirit-empowered ministry gives us a glimpse of the kind of faith Jesus calls His followers to live out.

This week, we continue our August series "Heroes of Faith". We began with Noah, but today we'll turn our attention to Abraham. Not only was he the father of the nation of Israel, but he's a great example of what a Biblical hero looks like. 

Today, we begin a new series for the month of August titled "Heroes of the Faith." Each week, we'll look at different biblical characters that exemplify the life of faith and trust in God.

Today, Scott Womack will be sharing about the three mighty men who made a sacrifice for their King, and David's response to God because of it.

Over the last two months, we've studied Paul's letters to the Philippian church. This Sunday, we're going back to the event that changed Paul's life and made him an apostle of Christ.