Dayspring Wesleyan Church

There's a stench throughout our culture--not just churches, everywhere! Hypocrisy. People are quick to call it out in others to distract from the hypocrisy that fills their heart. This week Pastor Chuck challenges us to be real, clean up, and bring life to yourself and those around you. You may even smell better in the process. (Pastor Chuck will explain.)

Jesus' seven "woes" in Matthew 23 cut through the surface to the heart of the matter. In today's "woe," Jesus challenges people who appear to be living a near perfect life while, inside, they are spiritually dead. Pastor Chuck challenges us to look inside ourselves, giving us simple steps to come alive inside.

"Don't judge a book by its cover." That usually implies there's something better on the inside. Jesus, on the other hand, is concerned that there's something worse happening inside us. Pastor Chuck addresses the next of Jesus' "woes," challenging us to get our hearts right...which changes EVERYTHING.

From schools to sports teams, businesses to non-profits, everyone seems to be asking for donations. With so many opportunities to give, our big questions tend to be "To whom?" or "How much?" Pastor Chuck challenges us with a practical lesson of how Jesus wants to transform the motivation behind our giving.

In our attempt to do good things, might we actually be keeping people away from Jesus? Pastor Chuck explains how Jesus wants to open our eyes to what He is actually doing right in front of us.

Though Christians intend to invite people to follow Jesus, we sometimes actually invite people follow us--our convictions and our rules--and, as a result, we push them either further away. In today's message, Pastor Chuck challenges us to love people to Jesus and let the Holy Spirit do the convicting.

For whatever reason, there is a human tendency to shut things out: Jesus, others, even ourselves from greater possibilities. What if we were more open? In the first message of the "WOE, BRO!" series that explores the 7 woes of Jesus in Matthew 23, Pastor Chuck challenges us to see the life-changing potential of opening ourselves and our church to Jesus and to others.

Maybe you've heard of the Lord's Prayer. Maybe you've prayed it but really don't know what to do with it. In today's sermon Pastor Alex explains that this prayer is more than something we recite, but it changes our appearance by showing us how to live each day in relationship to God and others.

You're here for a reason. Pastor Alex offers a challenge for all people that your changed life--your elevated appearance from looking like you did to more like Jesus--is your NEW story to tell they world that they may be saved.

How we respond to Jesus showing up in our lives matters. Do we expect Him to show up? And even if He did, are we prepared to even listen to Him? Pastor Chuck challenges us this Sunday to be prepared to listen and take on any task Jesus calls us to.

Peace seems to evade us all, but it might be easier to find than we think. Pastor Chuck suggests that changing what we believe about Jesus is a source of the peace you've been missing.

Sometimes what you expect out of an experience is what you wind up getting. In today's sermon, Pastor Chuck suggests that if we look for hope, especially Jesus, we will find it.

Following His death and resurrection, Jesus made multiple, important appearances to His disciples before leaving earth. In today's message, Pastor Chuck explains the importance of moving into the tougher spiritual conversations that reveal Jesus to others.

Who doesn't want freedom, right? Easter, in the resurrected Jesus, offers the gift of salvation! So then what? Pastor Beau suggests the journey is far from over, and the only way to fully experience the freedom salvation offers is to become, of all things, a slave.

Amidst a celebration of singing and 20 baptisms, Pastor Chuck invites everyone to celebrate Jesus' resurrection by giving our lives to Him.

In healing a blind man as another sign that Jesus is the Messiah, Pastor Chuck points out how this reveals some of our own blind spots.

Storms are an inevitable part of everyone's life. Instead of avoiding the storms, Pastor Chuck Osborne encourages us with the decision we can while in the storm to help us find the peace that evades us.

Pastor Chuck emphasized the importance of seeing and valuing those whom society often overlooks. The disciples attempted to turn children away, but Jesus responded with urgency, teaching that the kingdom of God belongs to those who approach with childlike faith (Mark 10:13-15). By taking the children in His arms and blessing them, Jesus demonstrated the power of simple acts of love (v. 16). Our mi...

This weekend, Pastor Chuck explored David's journey from temptation to repentance. David’s idle heart led him into sin with Bathsheba, showing how temptation easily conquers a restless spirit (2 Samuel 11:1-5). His attempt to cover his sin through deceit and murder revealed how sin corrupts a moral heart (11:6-27). Yet, when confronted by the prophet Nathan, David confessed and repented, demon...

Pastor Chuck shares how God’s heart seeks faithfulness over appearance. When Samuel mourned Saul’s failure, God reminded him to move forward, showing that God despises unfaithfulness but desires holiness (v. 1-5). Samuel initially judged Jesse’s sons by appearance, but God emphasized that He looks at the heart, not outward appearances (v. 6-10). David, the overlooked youngest son, was chosen, teac...

In Pastor Alex's message from  1 Samuel 8:1-22 , we are reminded of the consequences of stepping outside of God’s will. Israel demanded a king to be like other nations, rejecting God as their true King. Despite warnings of hardship, they insisted on their own way, leading to future regret. Like King Saul, when we prioritize our desires over God’s guidance, we risk creating the very problems we fea...

In Pastor Chuck’s message, Questions of the Heart, we are challenged to examine our commitment to the Lord through the contrasting lives of Samuel and Eli's sons. Samuel remained faithful and grew in favor with God and people, while Eli’s sons rejected God, leading to judgment. This passage asks us to reflect on our faithfulness, moral choices, and the rewards or consequences that come with them....

In Pastor Chuck's message,  Heart Issue – Prayer , we explore Hannah's journey of faith, honesty, and surrender to God. Hannah faced societal judgment and personal provocation but chose to take her anguish to the Lord in prayer. She prayed honestly, passionately, and with commitment, and her faith transformed her perspective and circumstances. Ultimately, Hannah surrendered her blessing back to Go...

In Pastor Chuck’s message,  The Gift of Love , we explore love’s origins and expressions through the lens of a father, a mother, and our Savior. Love provides, protects, and shapes us, as seen in Joseph’s care for Jesus. It comforts, values, and teaches, as demonstrated by Mary’s tender heart. Most importantly, love sacrifices, as Jesus exemplifies by laying down His life for us. God is love, and...