Willard Church of The Nazarene

Revelation 21 In this week’s reading we will see the promise of a new heaven and earth.  There is also the hope of a new Jerusalem and we can rejoice over what that means for us.  Praise God that our eternal dwelling will be with our Father!

Revelation 20 We are continuing our look at the last 4 chapters in Revelation.  Revelation chapter 20 centers on topics like the Rapture and judgment. We are reminded about salvation and challenged that our lives and works should reflect this free gift, leaving us confident in Christ’s return.

Revelation 19 We are starting a 4-week sermon series looking at the final four chapters in Revelation.  It is a great reminder for us in uncertain times of what happens in the end.  Let us be encouraged and raise a Hallelujah!!!

Jonah 4 In the upside-down kingdom of God, losing is winning, dying is living, weakness is strength, and our enemy is our brother. In the end of Jonah, we see all people at risk of falling under God’s abundant grace. For He has mercy for whom He has mercy and compassion for whom He has… Continue reading Jonah Part 4: The Scandal

Jonah 3 We are continuing in Jonah this week.  Read chapter 3 before the service and ask God to speak to your heart.  Jonah is more mirror than window! 

*Jonah 2:1-3* Jonah’s spirituality was fine for his old ministry but when faced with a new call, it just collapsed, and he bailed.  In the belly of a great fish, Jonah begins to pray, and he has a breakthrough.  Now this new calling he can follow.  So, how do we move to the next level?

*John 14:12-14*

*Jonah 1:1–17* Rather than a lens to see the world through, the book of Jonah acts as a mirror to see ourselves. Jonah’s story exposes our own tendency to co-opt God for the life we want rather than surrender to the life He has for us.

*Acts 6:1-7* As the first-century church began to grow it experienced issues.  People were overlooked and others complained.  It’s a reminder that the Church can be messy.  That messiness is a call that we must respond to with the right attitude and with a serving heart.  

*Isaiah 64.4* We all hate to wait. Our culture does everything it can to eliminate waiting. Everything is available at our fingertips. We can instantly download everything, we can ship things from Amazon the next day, we can even pay extra money so we don’t have to wait as long in lines. God’s Word gives… Continue reading Waiting Upon the Lord

*Romans 7* Everyone has a war within themselves. The reason for this is that inside of ourselves there is a desire for evil as well as a desire for good. It’s a war that we can’t win but the battle changes when we become a Christian. 

*Acts 1:1-8* Come hear how the church was birthed and received power!

*Matthew 13:1-23* The Kingdom of God comes through hearing.  Are we listening?  Earthly kingdoms rely on force but the Kingdom of God relies on a seed.  We need to be a people that practice deep listening and understanding in order for that seed to transform us.

(Habakkuk 1:1-17)Habakkuk is a short book in the Old Testament.  We know almost nothing about Habakkuk himself, but this book is very fitting to our time.  Come hear and see Habakkuk wrestle with God and ask Him the same “why” questions that we do today.

We would love to share the Aug 4th Community Service with you!

(Luke 11:14-28) The Bible reveals there is an unseen war going on around us that we need to be aware of. Peter tells us that we are to be self-controlled and alert because there is an enemy seeking to devour us. Today we will look at those enemies and their schemes so that we don’t… Continue reading The Battle: Our Enemy

(John 5:1-20) This will be about tuning to the voice of God above every other voice that we hear. We want our church to all tune together to the voice of God so that we can play our individual instruments in God’s symphony.

Are you satisfied with where you are at? Acts gives us a portrait that will help remove the fear we have for doing what God calls us to do.

(Daniel 6) Final sermon in the series looking at the life of Daniel and the other exiles in Babylon.  

(Daniel 5: 5:1-6, 17-31) We have been learning how to live as believers in a culture that does not share our biblical views or truths.

(Daniel 3:14-29) Babylon was the preeminent power in the world and it had conquered Israel. The professional classes were exiled to Babylon and pressured to assimilate to the Babylonian way of life. Some of the Jewish exiles, Daniel’s friends, are put to the test when forced to adopt Babylonian values or be thrown into a… Continue reading Daniel Part 2: Fiery Furnace

Daniel 2:24-46The book of Daniel tells about a time of exile. A time where Daniel once lived in a culture that matched his faith but he was taken from there and thrust into Babylon. By looking at Daniel we can see an example on how to live out our faith in a hostile culture.

Luke 9:28-36

(Galatians 6:7-9) In life there are small things that build up over time and have a cumulative effect. Who we are, our relationships, our finances, our health, our spirituality—all of these things are greatly impacted by this cumulative effect. Often the easiest things to do or not to do, have the biggest impact.

(Exodus 14:10-18) The Israelites after leaving Egypt find themselves trapped and facing the full might of the Egyptian army.  When the people came to Moses, this was his response: Moses answered the people, “Do not be afraid. Stand firm and you will see the deliverance the Lord will bring you today. The Egyptians you see… Continue reading God Will Make a Way

(Malachi 1:6-2:9) By the end of the Old Testament, the priests were allowing God’s people to bring their worst to Him. God brought a charge against them, reminding them of His love and the discipline that would come. He wanted their full attention, not their leftovers. Let us be reminded He is not to be… Continue reading Worthless Sacrifice

(Acts 2, Acts 9, Acts 16) All of us are going to face difficulties. Situations that will push their way into our life and disrupt our perfectly crafted plans.  But here’s the truth. We can flip the script on those difficulties when we decide that everything can be used for the purpose that God has for us,… Continue reading Flip the Script

We are continuing the series on women of the Bible on Mother’s Day.

(Ezekiel 36:23-29)

(John 8:1-11) We are continuing the series on women of the Bible as we approach Mother’s Day.  This week Jesus encounters a woman thrown to the ground in the dust.  

(Mark 5.25-34) We are kicking off a series on Women of the Bible as we approach Mother’s Day.  This week we hear the account of a woman who has waged a battle that has lasted for 12 years.  She fights her way in faith through a crowd just to touch the edge of a cloak of… Continue reading Women of the Bible Part 1: The Woman of Faith

The NCO Impact Team exists to glorify Jesus Christ, minister to our district teens while learning to minister to others, and TO SHARE THE LOVE OF CHRIST THROUGH WORSHIP!

(1 Timothy 3:1-2) Paul warns Timothy that there will be terrible times in the last days. People will be lovers of themselves among other things.  What is interesting in this warning, is who are the people Paul is talking about.  Let’s examine our lives together with God’s word.

(Matthew 27:45-55) Easter Sunday is a powerful reminder of the gift we have in access to a holy God. Grace is freely given but God has terms that remind us just how undeserving we are and how gracious He is in desiring to be in relationship with us. Just as the high priest was—by mercy—able… Continue reading Resurrection Sunday: Mercy!

(Luke 19:28-20:2) After Jesus enters Jerusalem on Palm Sunday, He enters the Temple, drives out the dealers and money changers, and even overturns tables.  It is the only recorded act of violence by Jesus in the Bible. To understand why, we will dive into this account this Palm Sunday.

(Luke 10:25-37) This is one of Jesus’ most famous stories. The first part of chapter 10 says all disciples are given the gospel as a message that is to be shared with everyone. In this last part of the chapter, we’re given the other side of being a disciple; instead of just being called messengers,… Continue reading The Call of the Good Samaritan

(Acts 13-16) Christians are referred to as travelers or sojourners.  The Christian life is itself referred to as a journey.  When we hear that word, we tend to think of destinations and locations.  But there’s another aspect to any journey that is just as important as where we are going, It’s – who you are… Continue reading The Journey

(2 Samuel 11:1-5, 14-17; 12:1-7) David is known for having a heart like God’s, but we see that despite that, he commits a horrible act. This account should be a warning to us not to let our guard down. This account also shows how we should approach people that have started down the wrong path.… Continue reading The Life of David: Part 5 David and Bathsheba

(2 Samuel 9) David shows a special kind of love to Mephibosheth, love that values the relationship more than personal gain. Today we often see love that asks “what’s-in-it-for-me”. That’s why we see people easily walk away from relationships that don’t serve their needs. This special love that David shows demands dedication and sacrifice, but… Continue reading Life of David Part 4: Mephibosheth

(2 Samuel 6)We’re looking at the life of David, and in this part, we look at when David is king, and he wants to bring the Ark of the Covenant to Jerusalem. A couple fascinating things happen along the way that end up changing David.

(Romans 8:1-17, Ephesians 3, Psalm 68:5-6)

(1 Samuel 17:32-50)The story of David and Goliath is the story of different ways to face your fears. We see this in the life of Saul, David, and Goliath. One of these foreshadows the hero of heroes and when we see that, that’s when we truly have courage.

1 Samuel Perhaps the greatest description God ever gave to one of his own were the words spoken over David, that he was a “man after God’s own heart”. David was far from perfect, but he loved what God loved and hated what God hated. I’m hoping that taking a look through this man’s life… Continue reading The Life of David Part 1

(Mark 9:14-29, Matthew 6:16-18, Luke 4:1-14, Psalm 73:25-28, Psalm 81:10, Phil. 2:12-13) Last week we talked about one thing. I asked you if you could have one thing, what would it be. David said his one thing was to dwell in the house of the Lord all the days of his life. Hopefully this year,… Continue reading Desperation for Others

(Exodus 33 & 34) David said, “One thing my heart desires…” How would you honestly finish that sentence for yourself today? What is the one thing your heart desires? I’m hoping we are challenged by an account of Moses to take our walk with God to the next level.

Book of JobSuffering is going to happen, but it doesn’t have to be the end. Instead of the temporary happiness the world offers, God offers us eternal joy when we look to Him. We will be going through the book of Job to be reminded that even though we live in a broken world, God… Continue reading The Book of Job

(Acts 27 & 28, Romans 8) Enough is enough. God has a plan and purpose for your life, and we can’t let anything get in the way of that. We need to be convinced of what Christ has done for us and live under His authority.

Matthew 2 We are looking to the account of the Magi and their kingly gifts. In particular the gift of Myrrh and all it pointed to. God is acquainted with death and with its sting, but He conquered it once and for all through the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus.

This is the final message in our series on worship. Worship always involves sacrifice. As worshippers of God, we don’t want to be people who give Him praise that costs us nothing. We owe everything to Him so let us be people who leave our offerings on the altar. (Hebrews 10:14, Hebrews 13:11-16, Amos 5:21-24,… Continue reading Worship Part 3: Sacrifice

Christmas Play 2023 In part one of our sermon series on worship we looked at some things that we need to understand when it comes to worship. Everyone worships and so the question was who or what are we worshipping. Hopefully Jesus is on the throne and now we need to turn our attention to… Continue reading Christmas Play 2023 / Worship Part 2: Worship is a Verb

No one has to be taught how to worship because God created us to do that. What we have to ask ourselves is who or what are we worshipping, because what we worship is what we will ultimately resemble. Scripture References: (Romans 1:18-20 Deuteronomy 4:29 Romans 1:21-25 John 4:19-20 John 4:21-24 Psalm 115:1-8)

(Matthew 25:1-13) Jesus was concerned His disciples could easily grow comfortable in their waiting for His return. His challenge to them—and us—was to be ready, to live in such a way as to still have an urgency in the waiting and be prepared for the coming of Christ.

(2 Timothy 3:1-5, 2 Peter 3:3, Jude 1:18-19, 1 Timothy 4:1, 1 John 2:18-19) Even in the midst of many signs, we won’t know what day the Lord will come. Speaking to His disciples near the end of His ministry, Jesus placed the emphasis of the topic not so much on when the end times… Continue reading Is Jesus Returning Part 2: Signs

(Matthew 24), (2 Peter 3) Near the end of His ministry, Jesus shared with His disciples that He would return someday. His challenge was to keep watch, not living focused on what’s fleeting, but instead living with the end in mind—Jesus will return as the King and Lord of all. Are we ready? Is it… Continue reading Is Jesus Returning Soon?

We had a guest speaker, Marlane Cox, from Abigail Ministries giving her powerful testimony and talking about a recovery ministry that she started.

Habakkuk (3:17-19), Deuteronomy (26:1-12) Today we are going to be in the book of Habakkuk.  Habakkuk was a prophet, and the book is his conversation with God.  In it, we see a righteous prayer that asks the hard questions, and we get to see him wrestle with in the midst of those hard times.  We also… Continue reading Scarce Generosity

(John 15:1-8) This is the final sermon in the Branch Life series and this week we move from those branches that are connected to sticks that aren’t connected.  Come and see why branches become sticks and is there any hope for a stick.

John 15:1-8 In Christianity or what we are referring to as the Branch Life, we learned in week 1 that we are called to connection over production.  Last week we were reminded that we will be pruned in order that we might produce more fruit.  This week we look at verse 3 and 4, and… Continue reading Branch Life Part 3: Abide in Me

John 15:1-8 Last week we started the Branch Life series that looks at John 15:1-8. In our first part, we looked at the importance of us being connected to the vine. We’re the branch – Jesus is the true vine – we have to focus on connection. That’s our responsibility if we are going to… Continue reading The Bonsai Way: The Branch Life Part 2

John 15:1-8 John 13 through 17 is called the Upper Room Discourse. This all happens on Thursday right before Jesus is crucified. At the start of Chapter 15, they are on their way to the Garden of Gethsemane. Jesus knows what awaits them; the disciples don’t fully realize it. Jesus wants to prepare them for… Continue reading Be the Branch – Part 1

Revelation 2:1-7 and Revelation 4-5 Many of us see things and we wonder if this thing is the mark of the beast and a further sign of the end of time, but the Church in Ephesus experienced the mark of the beast, and we can find hope in the same place that they did.

Matthew 9:35-38, Romans 1:8-17 Church is often described as a family and must be seen that way. As a family, we must strive to be on mission and join God in what He is doing.

Ephesians 4:11-16 We are continuing to talk about the culture we want to create in this church.  Think of the whirlpool example – this current we want to have that pushes us in the direction we want to be moving.  One powerful image of how the church is described is of a family.  That’s the… Continue reading Church as a Family

Verse 1Verses 3-4Verse 7Verses 10-14Verse 15Verses 17-21Philippians 2:6-11

Matthew 18:21-35 A marriage without grace and forgiveness will lead to divorce, lifelong bitterness, or emotionally numb resignation. A life in general where we hang on to unforgiveness is a heavy burden that pulls us to destruction. We can draw strength to forgive from the good news that God forgave us long before He called… Continue reading Marriage in Christ Part 2 Forgiveness

Ephesians 5:21-33 Marriage is hard and takes work. God’s word gives us a meaning, purpose, and way to make our marriages strong.

Acts 12:5-17 Romans 8:31-38 Luke 22:31-32 Ezekiel 22:30-31 Luke 11:5-8 Isaiah 64:4 Matthew 28:18-19 1 John 5:14-15 James 5:16 Prayer is a core part of our walk with God, and intercession is a form of prayer that God desires for us to grow in. Intercession is something Jesus does for us and calls us to… Continue reading Intercessor

Ken Gortz

1 Kings 19:1-18 1 Kings 17:1 1 Kings 18:37 1 Kings 18:39 1 Kings 18:46 1 Kings 19:2 God’s will – will always be immeasurably, unspeakingly, infinitely beyond any of our largest notions about what He’s up to. After seeing last week what led the great prophet Elijah to the point of despair, God then leads him… Continue reading Courageous Part 2

Romans 8:28, 1 Kings 19 verse 1-9, Proverbs 4:23, 1 Kings 19:3, Romans 1:11-12 All followers of Christ have a call on their life. The enemy works hard to discourage us with lies. The Prophet Elijah experienced that but we must be courageous and answer that call.

(Acts 2:37-41, Acts 2:38, Romans 6:3, Mark 1:4, Mark 1:9-11, Mathew 28:18-19, Acts 8:12, Acts 8:35-38, Acts 10:44-48, Acts 16:31-33, Ephesians 2:8, Mathew 4:17, John 14:6, Mathew 13:44, 1 Peter 3:20-21) A lot of times when we talk about baptism we ask and question so many things. Do I have to be baptized, does it… Continue reading Baptism Rethought

Psalm 23:1-6, Psalm 16:8-9, 1 Samuel 17:4-11, 1 Samuel 17:46, Isaiah 25:1, and Job 35:9-10 Since 2012 anxiety, fear, and depression has skyrocketed. The Word tells us that the thief comes only to steal, kill, and destroy but the Word also tells us that we have a Good Shepherd that is with us. Hear how… Continue reading Escape the Grip

Book of Esther When we think about fathers, we often search the Bible for stories about Abraham or look to God the Father. But I’d like to take you to a text that shows a good father who became one by choice. He was a good dad making good decisions that set his daughter up… Continue reading Mordecai – Good Dad, Good Decisions

Join us to hear how local our mission fields can be.

Psalms 145:1-9Psalm 145 calls us to invite the next generation into God’s greater story, praising Him for His wonderful works. We are asking God to raise up faithful leaders in the generations to come and for us to be faithful in commending to them the Gospel.

Hebrews 11, Genesis 4 We are beginning a series looking at the heroes of the faith found in Hebrews 11. Both Cain and Abel brought an offering to the Lord but God rejected the way of Cain.  Find out why Abel’s was commended and why it speaks on from the grave.

(1 Samuel 1:3-11, 18-20) Hannah experiences deep anguish due to not being able to have children. The voices of the culture and her husband only bring more sorrow but she has a moment where she gets up and responds to this sorrow in the only way that works. She turns to God and prays in… Continue reading Sorrow’s Response

(Genesis 15:1-21) A theophany is a scene in which God manifests himself in a physical or audible way. This weird passage is about when God revealed himself to Abraham. What did Abraham see and how did he react? And how did God respond? And what does it all mean?

(Acts 2:40-47)The first communities of believers exploded for the first 300 years. They grew so much that they replaced the cultures. If you want to see our culture changed, find out what made them so different and why they were so different.

Stop it! Stop disqualifying yourself based on the doubts you have. Thomas was a monster in the faith and yet all we remember is he doubted. King David, Jeremiah, John the Baptist – all had doubts but they still moved forward in mission. We are going to have seasons where we question God’s word and… Continue reading Doubt and Mission

1 Samuel 16:13-23, 18, 19:1-18Ephesians 6:12-18

John 20:1-18 We are celebrating Easter by looking at what happens when we encounter our risen King. It is an intensely rational, merciful, and personal encounter that will wreck your life in the best possible way.

Join Pastor Doug Lillo for our sunrise service.

Matthew 21:1-17 The Day the Disciples had been wanting finally is here. Jesus no longer hides that He is the Messiah. Jesus enters Jerusalem as King on Palm Sunday and now He will either be crowned or killed.

Psalm 110 Psalm 110 is a Psalm written by King David. This Psalm is not well known compared to other Psalms like Psalm 23 but it is quoted more than any other Psalm in the New Testament. Jesus uses this Psalm to explain to people who He was and the statement is amazing.

Acts 9:10-17 Experiencing God starts with a yes. God doesn’t just speak to the Moses type people, He speaks and calls us all to join Him in what He is doing. We’ll see that in this passage found in Acts.

Speaker, Kyle Latchaw https://www.cefonline.com/

Ashley Morrow

Genesis 11:27-12:9 Through Abraham we see how God’s personal call graciously challenges every aspect of our lives, by giving us entirely new lives with a radical new purpose.

Genesis 29:15-35 In dealing with inner emptiness, we often hope for “one true love.” Leah finally found that hope after much failure.

Hosea 3 This chapter has been referred to as the greatest chapter in the Bible.  It also might be the most bizarre.  It deals with a way in which we relate to God.  At times we see God as Lord and we are His servants, in other moments He’s our shepherd or Father.  If you… Continue reading Faithful to the Unfaithful

Luke 9:57-62 This is the final week of the DNA Series. This series is meant to remind us who we are and what we are about as a church. Week 1 we said we need to Be the Branch. We failed at being the vine, so Christ came and told us He is the true… Continue reading Grip the Plow (DNA Series)

Luke 10:1-21 This is week 4 of the DNA Series. This series is meant to remind us who we are and what we are about as a church. Every person is made with unique DNA and that’s true for every church as well. So, who is the Willard Naz? Week one we said we need… Continue reading We Are Messengers (DNA Series)

Luke 5:17-26 Two weeks ago, we kicked off the DNA Series. This series is meant to remind us who we are and what we are about as a church. Every person is made with unique DNA and that’s true for every church as well. So, who is the Willard Naz? Week 1 we said we… Continue reading Wreck the Roof (DNA Series)

Luke 7:36-50 We kicked off the DNA Series last week. This series is meant to remind us of who we are and what we are about as a church. It has to start with a position so part 1 was Be the Branch. Everything flows out of our connection with Christ. This week we are… Continue reading Empty the Jar (DNA Series)

John 15:1-11 We are kicking off the DNA Series that defines who we are and what we are about as a church. This has to start with a position. Jesus claims to be the True Vine, to be what we have failed to be, and we must find ourselves connected to Him if we want… Continue reading Be The Branch (DNA Series Part 1)

1 John 1:1-4 We looked at Christmas and what it meant for those that experienced it. From the one who would prepare the way, to the unlikely shepherds and all the way to Magi from the east. In today’s passage though, we look at what Christmas means for us today. What is the meaning of… Continue reading The Meaning of Christmas

Matthew 2:1-12Matthew 1:1-2, 6, 16-17Acts 2:22-24Philippians 2:6-11 From the story of the wise men we get insight into a major element of Jesus’ birth. That is that Jesus is King and that fact is opposed by the darkness, but it ends with every knee bowing to King Jesus. Let us be Wise people that remember… Continue reading Jesus is King

Luke 2:8-20 God chooses the lowest of society to announce the birth of a King and it takes them from a season of wander to wonder.

Luke 1:5-25; 57-67 Why does it seem like God is silent in seasons of our lives?  What is He doing and what should be our response? After 400 years of silence, an angel appears to a barren old couple and breaks the silence telling them they will bear a son whose name is to be John.

Luke 16:19-31

2 Samuel 9 The King’s kindness moves people from Lo Debar to His table.

Ephesians 6:5-9, 1st Thess. 2: 4-6

Colossians 4:2-6 How can ordinary people like us take part in God’s incredible mission on earth?  Here are three simple but powerful ways that we are able to make a difference in the world: pray earnestly, walk wisely, and speak graciously.

Ruth 4:13-17 The story of Kinsman Redeemers.

Exodus 4

2 Peter 1:3-11

Leviticus 14

Luke 6:27-38A new community requires radical love.

Matthew 6:5-13

Matthew 5:17-48

Psalm 51:7

Matthew 5:11-20 Jesus contrasts two people that look the same but live differently

Luke 6:17-26 Jesus ushers in a new kingdom and explains how Christians should live.

Matthew 21 Generosity in God’s Kingdom is absurd

Luke 20 Looking at where Jesus’ authority came from and what it means for our lives.

Various scripture Looking throughout the Bible to define the church.

Jonah 1:4-16 Are you sleeping in your boat?  Wake up!

Mark 10:13-16 & 35-45 “For even the Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve, and to give his life as a ransom for many.”

Psalm 128 (NIV) Building a family that can survive the storms of life

Jeremiah 32 You were created for a purpose and God has called you to the fight of faith.

Matthew 6:19-34 NIV

John 4:27-42 Going public with your faith

Jeremiah 29:1-14 We all know Jeremiah 29:11 – but do we really understand it?

Ephesians 3:20-21

Mathew 10:16-39, Luke 24:46-48

John 6:1-15 A faith that can not be tested, cannot be trusted.  Learn how to navigate the tests in life by looking at the story of when Jesus fed the 5,000.

2 Samuel 6

2 Kings 4:1-7Elisha asked a poor widow, “Tell me, what do you have in the house?” “Nothing…except a jar of oil,” she replied.

2 Samuel 15 & 17Drifting can happen in any relationship.  Fight against it, fight for unity.

Acts 5:27-42, Matthew 5:14-16Christ rolled away shame and confidence should remain.

John 20.1-10, Luke 15 The Kezazah Ceremony would be enacted but the Father ran.

Join us as Pastor Doug Lillo brings our Easter Sunrise Service message.

Matthew 26:47-50, 27:3-5, Acts 1:18Sin never wants to stay small, it never is content, it always moves us towards death.

The Lord will Provide Hebrews 11:1, 17-19

2 Corinthians 12:6-10 How do you handle the thorn you didn’t ask for?

Matthew 5:38-42, Luke 10:25-37 Are we willing to go to Mile 2?

Judges 6 & 7Underdogs with God overcome every time

John 11Through the story of Lazarus, we see God speak to the dead things in our lives and to the people that feel let down by God.  

John 9:1-9 Looking at the story of the blind man in John 9, discover how to change your question from “Why, God?” to “What do you want to do in the midst of this, God?”

John 6:15-24 The thing in our lives that scares us the most is the thing that Jesus takes a casual stroll on.

Pastor Doug Lillo John 6:1-15 A miraculous encounter with God.

John 5:1-15 Jesus heals the invalid man at the pool of Betheseda.

John 4:43-54 Jesus heals an official’s son

John 2:1-11 Jesus’ first miracle was turning water into wine at a wedding.  See what this means for us as we search for our purpose in life.

We will be looking at God’s design for sex vs what our culture teachesGenesis 2:18-25 & various 

Luke 13:1-9Listen to God’s heart on repentance and bearing fruit.

Matthew 1:18-25 Jesus has the keys to the gates of hell and makes the way of salvation

Mathew 4:18Luke 15

John 1:1-14 Jesus is the light of the world.  How much light are you letting in? 

Psalm 23 Don’t let an enemy at your table.

Psalm 23 Don’t let an enemy at your table.

Luke 17:11-19 Were not all ten cleansed? Where are the other nine?

Luke 17:11-19 Were not all ten cleansed? Where are the other nine?

Daniel 3:14-29 Culture demand we privatize our faith and bow down but we must not.

Daniel 3:14-29 Culture demand we privatize our faith and bow down but we must not.

John 12:20-26 Jesus came to earth preaching the kingdom of God is near. His reign and rule over all creation looks far different than what many of us would think.

John 12:20-26 Jesus came to earth preaching the kingdom of God is near.  His reign and rule over all creation looks far different than what many of us would think.

Acts 16 Worshipping God through the pain and hurt of life never feels good but it provides the hope we need.

Acts 16 Worshipping God through the pain and hurt of life never feels good but it provides the hope we need. (Editors Note: I included the song part of the service, because it went with this sermon.)

Galatians 2:11-20

Sometimes someone throws us in the pit but sometimes we mess up and end up in the pit. What do we do in those situations? Jonah’s story shows us a way out.

Hear how Joseph found hope when he found himself in several pits in his early life and how God used those pits to save many.

1 Peter 1:23-25, 2:1-5 We are looking at what the real point of church is.

Paul encourages Timothy to strive for an authentic and sincere faith.

Doug Lillo Preaching on what it looks like to be a Christian Soldier

Pastor Mike Norris is talking about the Church as a Community and references scripture found in 2 Corinthians 1.

Continuing our look on 2 Kings Chapter 6. Join in with us as we ask God to open our eyes to how we see people.

2 Kings 6:1-18 Is life slipping? Elisha faces two different situations but prays the same prayer – open our eyes Lord.

Wake up to a New Life – Genesis 28:10-22. Jacob starts as a deceiver and ends up as Israel – governed by God.

Revelation 4 gives us an idea of what God is doing and what we can join in on with the war we are in.

The Dragon calls up two beasts to wage war against God’s people. Find out who they represent and how we are to respond in Revelation 13.

In Revelation Chapter 12 we get a wake up call that a defeated Satan has been thrown down to the Earth.

Jesus dealt with a soul crushing anxiety as he looked to the cross while in the Garden of Gethsamane. See how He dealt with it.

Jesus is the hero of the story – will you throw you crown down at His feet and worship Him?

Christ calls us to examine our lives and warns us about being lukewarm.

The Church at Pergamum started drifting away and was called to repentance by Jesus Christ.

Revelation 2:1-7 The Church at Ephesus is called to remember it’s first love

Join us as Pastor James Pomerich preaches from Revelations 1:1-5 on June 27th 2021

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Join us for worship as we learn “This Is Who We Are” with Pastor Mike Norris.

Grace Comes in the Morning – Luke 5 – June 6th 2021

Jesus says if anyone is thirsty, if anyone is longing for more form this life – come to me and see what I offer.

With the anointing comes a season of growing and maturing before you reach what God has for you. How bad do you want it. A look at Elijah passing the mantle to Elisha in 2 Kings 2:1-15

We need to have the eyes like a lion when looking at life. We can put on the lens of faith and scripture and see life completely different.

Happy Mother’s Day. Today we are talking about how desperation can be a gift or at least something God can use for our good. Story of Hannah in 1 Samuel 1

How can you break down the walls? Joshua 5 and 6

How do walk out of the desert and into God’s promises? Based on Joshua 4.

How do you walk out of the desert and into God’s promises? It takes not only a leap of faith but the courage and strength to walk in that faith. Joshua 3.

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Join us for worship and a sermon by James Pomerich titled “What the Empty Tomb Means” Luke 24:1-12

Join us for worship and a sermon titled “This is the Day” Sermon by Pastor James Pomerich

Join us as Pastor James Pomerich shares the sermon The Parable of the Talents

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Sermon From Philippians 1:27-30 On 3-7-2021 By James Pomerich

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Join us as Pastor James Pomerich shares the sermon From Success To Significance on February 14th 2021

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Join Pastor Brad as he shares what God has laid on his heart to teach us today.

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Join Pastor Brad on 5/3/2020 as he preaches “Finding The Treasure” this is the last in the series “But We Have This Treasure”.

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Sermon by Pastor Brad.

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Pastor Mike Norris preaching on Sunday, March 8th 2020

Pastor Mike Norris preaching on March 1st 2020

Sermon By Pastor James on February 23rd, 2020

Pastor Mike Norris preaching: Four Anchors To Weather The Storms of Life on February 16th 2020

Pastor Mike Norris preaching If 2020 Was Your Last Year on February 9th 2020

Sermon By Pastor James on February 2, 2020

Conversation with Pastor Brad on January 26th 2020

Sermon by Pastor Mike Norris on January 19th 2020

Sermon By Pastor James on January 12, 2020