WL Grace Sermons

What We All Want What we all need.  What no relationship can survive without.  What we receive completely through faith in Jesus.  What we still struggle to put into practice.  What?   Forgiveness!   Join us as Pastor Tim Boucher concludes our three-part sermon series, “Relationships that Last.”

“Location, location, location” might be the slogan when it comes to real estate.  When it comes to relationships, it’s all about “communication, communication, communication.”  Join us as we consider four laws of communication from Ephesians 4.

Healthy Relationships How can we pursue real, healthy relationships that last in a world that offers so many counterfeit connections which don’t last?  That’s the question we are tackling in our new sermon series: “Relationships that Last.”

Join us as we dedicate to the Lord the new WL Cafe, the Playspace at WL, and the sensory rooms.   This will be a celebration service, an offering of gratitude, and a reminder that: “Unless the Lord builds the house, the builders labor in vain” (Psalm 127:1). 

Join us as we dedicate to the Lord the new WL Cafe, the Playspace at WL, and the sensory rooms.   This will be a celebration service, an offering of gratitude, and a reminder that: “Unless the Lord builds the house, the builders labor in vain” (Psalm 127:1). 

Together  The word “together” makes a big difference, especially when we’re talking about following Jesus. Discipleship thrives in a relational context, which is why phrases like “each other” and “one another” pop up all the time when the Bible speaks about following Jesus.  Join us as Pastor Tim Boucher helps us think about what it means to follow Jesus  together . 

Our Welcoming God Next month we are going to throw wide open the doors of our church and welcome children, parents, students, and community members into our new spaces.  What will it mean for us to be welcoming and hospitable?  We'll never be able to answer that question fully until we first understand and believe how God has welcomed us into his prsence through Jesus Christ.  Join us as we co...

“Thou Shalt Not Whine”  So read the sign hanging in the kitchen of a big family.  We understand why the parents of young kids might post such a rule.  What‘s harder to grasp is that God actually invites us to bring our complaints to Him.  Join us as we consider Psalm 13 and what it means to lament.

A Psalm About Jesus According to the Apostle Peter, King David was a prophet who pointed forward to the Messiah through his psalms (Acts 2:29-30).  Join us as we look at the most frequently quoted psalm in the New Testament—a psalm that is all about Jesus.    

Why Read God’s Word? The longest chapter in the Bible gives us dozens of reasons to love God’s Word. Join us this Sunday as we continue in our series, “Summer in the Psalms.”     

Out of the Slimy Pit Life can be a sin-stained mess. But our God delivers us from the muck and mire and gives us a firm, safe place to stand. We need this kind of a Savior, not just once but every day. Join us as Pastor Tim Boucher takes us through Psalm 40 in our series, “Summer in the Psalms.”     

Righteous Curiosity Whose voice is heard by everyone on earth . . . and how? What gives light to our eyes? What is more valuable than gold and sweeter than honey? What can protect us from sin and keep us blameless and innocent? The answers are all in Psalm 19. Join us as we continue our “Summer in the Psalms.”

Summer in the Psalms Worship and music have been around for a very long time, at least as long as psalms have been written (and Psalm 90 is attributed to Moses!).  This Sunday we begin a sermon series in the book of Psalms by asking: What are psalms and why are they important?  Join us as the Brath family, plus friends, leads us in singing psalms . . . with a touch of jazz.

On Mount Sinai, God revealed himself to Moses as a gracious and just God. How can a just God forgive sins? How can a gracious and forgiving God punish sins? How does the answer to these questions reveal the glory of God? Join us to find out.

We are entering week 4 of our series on God’s glory and walking through Exodus 34:6-7. This week we will be talking about how God is a forgiving God and how that forgiveness deeply impacts every one of us.

Do you believe God loves you? Join us as we continue our “Glory” series and discover what it means that God is abounding in love and faithfulness. 

The Glory of Patience God’s anger and our anger are different. For one thing, God is slow to anger. What does that even mean, and how has it played out in history? What does it mean for us to be slow to anger? Join us as we continue in our study of God’s self-revelation of His glory in response to Moses’ request: “Show me your glory.”   

Stewardship What was the “tithe” in the Old Testament? How should we think about tithing today in the church? What are obstacles to tithing? How does one go from being a grudging giver to a joyful tither? Join us this Sunday as we consider the gift of tithing.

Do the nations matter? Is there still a need for cross-cultural ministry today? As believers, what is our responsibility to the world? Join us as we lift our eyes to the world and engage these questions.   

You would be hard pressed to find a more famous mother than Mary, the Mother of Jesus. Yet, we don’t talk much about her. Join us as we look at lessons from Mary’s life for all of us.     

The same earth-shaking power that raised Jesus bodily from the dead also makes us alive with Christ today. Join us as we conclude our sermon series, "Easter Aftershocks."   

The resurrection changed everything… forever! At Easter we looked at the significance of the earthquakes that happened at Jesus’ death and resurrection. Now let’s explore how the aftershocks  of the resurrection have been changing lives for centuries!

At the death and resurrection of Jesus, the earth literally shook with earthquakes.  Why did the ground tremble at these events?  What did that mean?  Join us this Easter Sunday as we celebrate the week that shook the world (and still does).

The Long-Awaited King! This week we hope that you will see with fresh-eyes what happened on Palm Sunday. In Luke 19 we read about Jesus coming in on a donkey and how that was the long awaited fulfillment of promises throughout the Old Testament. We will look back through the OT and allow a fresh sense of anticipation to build as we head into Passion Week!

Am I in the Place of God? Hardship, suffering, and brokenness of the world can tempt us to question God’s power or goodness. The final chapter of Joseph’s story challenges us to ask, “Am I in the place of God?” How might the answer to this question grow our perspective or deepen our faith? Join us to reflect on Genesis 50.