Wonder Church

Depression is real. It can feel like living under a constant wave of trouble, powerless and overwhelmed—even when the “wave” is only half a foot tall. Proverbs 15:15 says:

“For the despondent, every day brings trouble; for the happy heart, life is a continual feast.”

Are you struggling with depression, feeling powerless, or overwhelmed by life? In this sermon, Pastor CJ from Wonder Church unpacks Proverbs 15:15 and John 1:16 to show how Jesus brings freedom, joy, and a continual feast of grace—even in seasons of sorrow.

We’ll cover:

Why despondency leads to bondage

How sin and compromise fuel depression

The difference between shame and conviction

Why “authentic misery” isn’t the answer

How joy is found not in circumstances, but in Christ

Why the gospel is the true antidote to despair

📖 Key Scriptures:

Proverbs 15:15 (NLT)

John 1:16 (ESV)

🙏 Response: True freedom from depression begins with faith in Jesus. No amount of pills or counseling can fix a broken belief system that perpetuates sorrow and slavery. But in Christ, joy can be your daily feast.

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The Supernatural Advantage | God Squad Series

Relationships are tough—and they’re not getting easier. Many of us feel overwhelmed, unsure of what to do, and even alone in the struggles we face. But what if God isn’t just watching our relationships from a distance—what if He’s in them?

In this message, The Supernatural Advantage, Pastor CJ Witkoe shares how God equips us with spiritual gifts to strengthen and heal our relationships. From wisdom and faith to healing, miracles, prophecy, discernment, tongues, and more—these gifts are not reserved for a few, but given “to each of us… so we can help each other” (1 Corinthians 12:7 NLT).

Discover how the Holy Spirit provides a supernatural advantage in everyday life and how you can begin to walk in these gifts to build healthier, stronger, and God-centered connections.

📖 Scripture: 1 Corinthians 12:7-10
 🎙 Series: God Squad
 💡 Message Title: The Supernatural Advantage

If you’ve ever felt like you don’t have what it takes in your relationships, this message will remind you that you are not alone—God has given you His Spirit, His gifts, and His power to thrive.

Do Not Let Your Heart Envy | Message by Josee

In this message from Proverbs 23:17–18, Josee shares about the danger of envy and comparison—how wanting what others have steals joy, distorts perspective, and hurts our souls. But there’s hope: Jesus offers freedom from envy and a secure future filled with peace and purpose.

Whether you struggle with comparison in relationships, finances, success, or daily life, this message points you back to the true solution—finding your identity and contentment in Christ.

📖 Scripture: Proverbs 23:17–18
🎙️ Speaker: Josee
📌 Title: Do Not Let Your Heart Envy

This is a special message from some of the elders at Wonder - Jeff and Hiedi Vantrees. God wants to bring a division between us and the enemy. You do not have to put up with sin, disfunction, harassment, and shame. In this message, we will learn how to put the name of Jesus into action and drawn a line that the enemy cannot cross.

Sermon Title: Generational Wealth
Scripture: Proverbs 1:1–7, Proverbs 13:22, Ephesians 1:11 (NLT)

What are you leaving behind? In this powerful message, we explore Generational Wealth—not just in finances, but in wisdom, faith, and legacy. God doesn’t think in moments; He thinks in generations. Many live like the story ends with them, but Scripture calls us to think beyond ourselves—to be conduits of blessing, not cul-de-sacs.

Drawing from the wisdom of Proverbs, this sermon challenges us to build a legacy that reaches beyond our lifetime. Learn how to pass on spiritual health, discipline, and purpose to the generations after you. Discover how the “fear of the Lord” is the foundation of a life that not only thrives today—but leaves an inheritance tomorrow.

God’s blessings don’t have to end with you. Whether you’ve inherited curses or blessings, you can choose today to start a new legacy through Christ.

🎧 Listen in and be inspired to live with eternity in mind.
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Sermon Title: God Goals
Scripture: Proverbs 1:1–7, Proverbs 16:3 (NLT)

Do you have dreams, goals, and plans—but wonder if they align with God's will?

In this episode, we break down the wisdom of Proverbs to discover what real success looks like in the eyes of God. This sermon tackles questions like:

• Does God actually want me to succeed?
• How do I make plans that honor Him?
• What should I do when my plans fail?

Key takeaway: True success begins with reverence for God, continues with wise discipline, and ends with trusting Him with the outcome.

🎧 Whether you're a student, entrepreneur, parent, or leader—this message will encourage you to align your goals with God’s purpose for your life.

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Do you want to live a successful life? The purpose of the Book of Proverbs is to provide wisdom to live a disciplined and successful life. The starting point for this wisdom and success is "the Fear of the Lord". But what is that? In this message, we study this essential attitude and discover that the Fear of God is something that grounds us, can be learned, and can be chosen.

At face value, kindness and goodness are fairly easy to understand: Do good. But, when we slow down to think about it, we realize that it's riddled with problems: how do we deal with conflict? Is the gospel just about being nice to people? The truth is, many of us have replaced kindness with "niceness", a sort of non-confrontational philanthropy. But, God teaches us through his own expression of kindness, how we are to be kind to others.

In this message, we study the fruit of the Spirit: Peace.

It seems that the older we get, the less joy we have. We experience more pain and pressure. Our emotions become more complex. This is natural. However, in the Kingdom of God, it's different - the more mature we become in Christ, the more joy we will have. This is because Joy is a fruit of the Spirit. To allow the Holy Spirit to produce this fruit in our life, we need to obey our way to joy.