Dayspring Wesleyan Church

In his most profound teaching, Jesus calls us to be perfect as his Father in heaven is perfect. Listen to Pastor Dylan teach about a different type of perfection that Jesus had in mind when speaking these words.

How do we see the false teachers in life? Pastor Chuck details words from the life of Jesus to keep us on guard from false teachers. 

Not a lot is known about Jesus from the time after he was born to the time he showed up for his public ministry. Pastor Chuck gives insight into the little information we have and how it can help us today. 

Listen to all of the Pastors here at Dayspring tell the Christmas story through the use of an M&M.

Listen to our Christmas eve service

In something straight out of the great story, A Christmas Carol, Pastor Chuck details the importance of communion through the lens of past, present, and future. 

A little bit of love can make a big difference.

The situation caused disorientation until the implication of the proclamation led to the revelation of our salvation through the confirmation of a little baby that was a cause of celebration.

The hope of the world came in a small way but made a huge difference.

See how the early church can provide guidelines on how we can function in a community together. 

Listen to Pastor Chuck talk about how a mature Christian moves from a call to love to a knowledge of love and finally to a place of practicing love.

In our culture, one of the downfalls of our closeness with God is our busyness. We find the connection to God through finding our rhythms in life. In this sermon, Pastor Chuck connects Daniel's life and rhythms to practical ways we can find rest and solitude with God. 

With the physical, emotional, and spiritual toll of grief and loss, Pastor Chuck gives us insights through the life of Jesus to find our foundation in those moments. 

At moments in our lives, we face events that shake our faith; through the story of Abraham and Issac, Pastor Chuck leads us through the four-step of journeying through the walls of our lives. 

Joseph may have had more baggage than anyone in the bible; through his story, we can learn to release some of the baggage in our lives to live fully committed to God. 

Pastor Chuck through the story of David and Goliath gives insight into how we can live a life aligned with our true selves. 

A healthy spirituality involves our submission to God; listen to Pastor Chuck detail an event from the life of King Saul and how that can offer us a warning of unhealthy spirituality. 

We all face six types of blindness in our lives, and the story of Jesus healing the blind man encapsulates all of our blindness. 

Listen to Pastor Chuck describe how people can be influenced by their peers to adopt certain behaviors on a primarily emotional level rather than a rational level when it comes to a mob mentality.

See how a conversation with Jesus at a well can lead to a healthy soul. 

The formation of our Spirituality is fortified when we consecrate ourselves before the Lord. 

Pushing through your wall to be healed happens when we allow the Holy Spirit to work in our lives. 

When the Holy Spirit came to the Gentiles, it radically changed their lives. God declared that His Spirit was for all. Allowing the Holy Spirit into our lives can dramatically change our trajectory, just like the Gentiles. 

Forgiveness is a weird flex. But only when we are asked to use weird muscles do we find they are weak or strong. Pastor Beau goes through the entire letter of Philemon to highlight just how a weird flex of forgiveness works. 

God wants you to submit and commit to his program, whereas the enemy wants to distract you to give up. Pastor Chuck shows insights from a moment in the life of Moses when he had to commit to God's program.