Elevation Waterloo Sermons

We're on week 4 of a 4-week series, Brandon is looking forward to teaching one final series: It's All About Jesus. He's spending some time painting what he hopes will be a compelling portrait of Jesus as a reminder of what this life of faith is really all about. This week's focus comes from John 1:1-4, 14 and 19:1-3

We're on week 3 of a 4-week series, Brandon is looking forward to teaching one final series: It's All About Jesus. He's spending some time painting what he hopes will be a compelling portrait of Jesus as a reminder of what this life of faith is really all about. This week's focus comes from Luke 9:18-25

We're on week 2 of a 4-week series, Brandon is looking forward to teaching one final series as our pastor: It's All About Jesus. He's spending some time painting what he hopes will be a compelling portrait of Jesus as a reminder of what this life of faith is really all about. This week's focus comes from Mark 2:1-12.

Over the next four weeks, Brandon is looking forward to teaching one final series as our pastor: It's All About Jesus . He's going to spend some time painting what he hopes will be a compelling portrait of Jesus as a reminder of what this life of faith is really all about.

This season of change is bound to present our Elevation community with both new opportunities and new challenges. Now, more than ever, it’s important to root ourselves in Jesus, inviting God to give us what we need most as we seek to be faithful witnesses in the world.

This season of change is bound to present our Elevation community with both new opportunities and new challenges. Now, more than ever, it’s important to root ourselves in Jesus, inviting God to give us what we need most as we seek to be faithful witnesses in the world. Series: Now, More Than Ever Scripture: Matthew 12:46-50

This season of change is bound to present our Elevation community with both new opportunities and new challenges. Now, more than ever, it’s important to root ourselves in Jesus, inviting God to give us what we need most as we seek to be faithful witnesses in the world. Series: Now, More Than Ever Scripture: Ezekiel 37:1-14

This season of change is bound to present our Elevation community with both new opportunities and new challenges. Now, more than ever, it’s important to root ourselves in Jesus, inviting God to give us what we need most as we seek to be faithful witnesses in the world. Series: Now, More Than Ever Scripture: Ezekiel 37:1-14

This season of change is bound to present our Elevation community with both new opportunities and new challenges. Now, more than ever, it’s important to root ourselves in Jesus, inviting God to give us what we need most as we seek to be faithful witnesses in the world. Series: Now, More Than Ever Scripture: Joshua 1:1-9

Series: By Faith Scripture: Hebrews 11:1-2, 32-40

Series: By Faith Exodus 14:10-16; Hebrews 11:1-2, 29

Series: By Faith Hebrews 11:1-2, 24-26; Exodus 3:1-4

Series: Series: By Faith Scripture: Genesis 50:22-25; Hebrews 11:1-2, 20-22

Who among us would be willing to pack up everything we know and move away to an unknown destination? And if your father was the one who suggested such a journey, what would you think of him? At times, faith invites us to leave the familiar and trade in our security for something other and maybe even better. Series: By Faith Scripture: Genesis 12:1-4; Hebrews 11:1-2, 8-12

We are just the latest in a long line of men, women, and children who have set out on a trusting way of life rooted in God’s promises. And like most everyone who has come before us, we too, can expect to struggle with some very real questions along the way.

What does it mean for a person to have faith? That’s a good question, but maybe an even better—and perhaps more honest—question would be, What do we do when we both believe and disbelieve a hundred times an hour? Series: By Faith Scripture: Genesis 1:1-5; Hebrews 11:1-3

The Bible is a collection of ancient texts written in languages that are inaccessible to most readers today. Add to this the cultural distance that continues to widen between ourselves and original audiences and we have a real challenge in front of us. How can we approach the Bible in a way that gets us as close as possible to what its original authors intended?

Generally speaking, reading the Bible is a good idea. But almost as soon as we crack open its pages (or open an app!) we’re faced with very real questions about what we’re reading: Where did this come from? Who wrote this? What does it mean to say this book is ‘inspired’? Answering these and other important questions is the first step to learning how to read the Bible for all it’s worth. Scripture...

After searching for meaning and purpose in life, the Teacher in Ecclesiastes ran into a wall when he considered that every one of us dies in the end. The wisest of the wise struggled to make sense of what it means to live a good life when death awaits us all, so what hope do we have when we, too, consider our mortality? Series: Everything is Meaningless Scripture: Eccl.9:1-4, 7-9a

In the familiar words of the Teacher in Ecclesiastes, “There is a time for everything, and a season for every activity under the heavens.” The notion that everything has its time and place can be comforting, but it can also be concerning, especially when it comes to those aspects of life we try to avoid. Series: Everything is Meaningless Scripture: Eccl.3:1-8

Perhaps the way to discovering a meaningful and fulfilling life is through wisdom and understanding—the more we know, the better off we’ll be. In many ways this makes sense, but as the Teacher in Ecclesiastes discovered, sometimes knowledge brings its own challenges. Scripture: Eccl.1:12-18 Series: Everything is Meaningless

Stuff, stuff, and more stuff. When it comes to finding meaning in life, we are constantly promised that just a little more of this or a little more of that will do the trick. But when the Teacher in Ecclesiastes spared no expense and denied himself nothing a man could desire, what was the result? Series: Everything is Meaningless Scripture: Eccl.2:1-6, 7b-8a, 9-11

The  author of the Old Testament book of Ecclesiastes wrestles with some of  life’s deeper conundrums, wondering if, in the end, everything we do  only amounts to ‘chasing after the wind.’ What is the value of our daily  work when it often brings us so much stress? How can we find meaning in  the midst of our labour? Series: Everything is Meaningless Scripture: Eccl.1:1-4;...

Series: Titus—A Public Faith Scripture: Titus 3

Speaking: Christin Taylor Series: Titus - A Public Faith Scripture: Titus 2