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This message explores the biblical and theological significance of work, emphasizing that all work—regardless of its perceived 'secular' or 'sacred' nature—is inherently valuable and a reflection of God's image. Drawing from Proverbs, Genesis, and the teachings of Paul, Will Dyer argues against dividing life into sacred and secular spheres, highlighting that God intends for wor...

The message emphasizes the vital importance of authentic relationships and community for living a wise, fulfilling, and Jesus-like life. Drawing from Proverbs and the example of the early church in Acts, it highlights that true growth and transformation happen through deep, intentional connections with others, not just through distant influences like authors or online personalities. Will Dyer warn...

The message addresses the reality of anxiety in modern life and offers biblical wisdom for handling it. Drawing from Proverbs and the story of Jesus calming the storm, Will Dyer emphasizes that anxiety is a heavy burden affecting everyone, often intensified by both global and personal concerns. While culture suggests self-reliance or turning to technology and self-help, the sermon argues that true...

This message emphasizes the profound power of words, drawing wisdom from the book of Proverbs and connecting it to the teachings of Jesus. Will Dyer highlights that words can either build up or destroy, shaping the world around us and leaving lasting impacts on people's lives. Through personal stories and scriptural references, the message urges listeners to be mindful of their speech, recogni...

This message introduces a new sermon series focused on the biblical book of Proverbs, emphasizing the importance of wisdom in daily life, especially in an age dominated by information and technological advancements like artificial intelligence. Will Dyer reflects on a conversation with a friend who left Christianity seeking practical guidance for everyday living, countering the misconception that...

The sermon explores the biblical perspective of how God views the world and how this shapes the church's mission and worldview. Drawing from Psalm 113, Mark Hampton emphasizes two key perspectives: humanity looking up to God in awe of His majesty, power, and worthiness of praise, and God looking down with compassion, especially toward the poor, needy, and marginalized. The sermon highlights th...

This message celebrates Pentecost as the birthday of the church, reflecting on the events of Acts chapter two when the Holy Spirit descended upon the disciples, empowering them to speak in different languages and reach people from all nations. The Will Dyer draws parallels between the biblical story and the present, emphasizing that the church was not born from human planning or fear, but from the...

Will Dyer 5/17/2026

This message explores the meaning and mission of the church through the lens of the Great Commission in Matthew 28:16-20. The speaker emphasizes that Jesus, having all authority in heaven and on earth, calls his followers to go into the world, make disciples, baptize, and teach others to obey his commands. The message highlights that being a disciple means being with Jesus, becoming like him, and ...

This sermon explores the biblical metaphor of the church as the body of Christ, emphasizing that just as the human body is made up of many unique and essential parts working together in harmony, so too is the church a diverse community where every individual has a vital role. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 12, Will Dyer highlights that church is not about buildings or programs, but about people—each u...

The message emphasizes that the true essence of the church is not found in buildings or weekly events, but in the shared life and deep community among its members, modeled after the early church described in Acts 2:42-47. Will Dyer highlights that the church is fundamentally a family, where people are invited to live in close relationship, supporting one another through worship, prayer, and sharin...

The message explores the significance of Jesus' resurrection and its implications for the church's identity and mission. Drawing from John chapter 20, it recounts how the disciples, initially fearful and isolated after hearing of Jesus' resurrection, are transformed when Jesus appears among them, offering peace and breathing the Holy Spirit upon them. The message emphasizes that the ch...

The sermon emphasizes the transformative power of Jesus' resurrection, urging believers to live as spiritually reborn individuals despite the challenges and suffering they may face. Drawing from 1 Peter 1, Fallon Farley highlights how Jesus' resurrection offers Christians a living hope and an eternal inheritance that is imperishable, undefiled, and unfading. The sermon recounts the persecu...

The sermon delivers a powerful message about the transformative hope of Easter and the resurrection of Jesus Christ. ​ It emphasizes that the resurrection is not just a one-time miracle but the beginning of a new creation, where life triumphs over death and love conquers hate. ​ Will Dyer highlights the unexpected nature of the resurrection, as Mary Magdalene and the other Mary approached the tomb...

The message reflects on the significance of Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem during Passover, emphasizing its historical and spiritual context. ​ It highlights the crowd's expectations of Jesus as a political savior who would overthrow Roman oppression, but reveals that Jesus came to wage a greater battle—against sin and death—to restore peace, wholeness, and God's intended shalom...

The message emphasizes the reality of human sin and brokenness but highlights that sin is not ultimate or defining for those who follow Jesus Christ. ​ Drawing from Psalm 32 and 2 Corinthians 7:10, Will Dyer explains that while guilt is a natural response to sin, it should lead to repentance and ultimately to God's grace, which is greater than all sin. ​ Using examples like David and Peter, th...

The message emphasizes the need to expand our understanding of sin and faith beyond individual actions to include collective responsibility and societal impact. ​ Drawing from Amos 5:21-24, Will Dyer highlights how the prophet rebuked the people of Israel for their hypocrisy, as their worship contradicted their unjust treatment of the poor and marginalized. ​ The message challenges listeners to re...

The message emphasizes the human struggle between good and evil impulses, as illustrated in biblical passages from James and Romans. ​ It highlights the universal tendency to know what is right but often choose wrong, leading to sin and spiritual death. ​ Drawing on the concept of "yetzer hatov" (good impulse) and "yetzer hara" (evil impulse) from Jewish tradition, Will Dyer re...

The message emphasizes the concept of sin as a form of vandalism against God's perfect creation and intent for humanity, which is to live in peace, wholeness, and flourishing (shalom). ​ Drawing from the biblical stories of Genesis and Romans, Will Dyer highlights the human condition of brokenness and original sin, which stems from doubting God's goodness and failing to live up to His desi...

Will Dyer introduces a six-week series leading up to Easter, focusing on the season of Lent, a time for self-reflection and spiritual preparation. ​ He explains Lent as a 40-day period (excluding Sundays) for examining one's heart, recognizing areas where one falls short of God's intentions, and seeking restoration through repentance. ​ The central theme of the series is understanding sin,...

Reverend Martha Kate Hall discusses the concept of discipleship, emphasizing that belief in Jesus is just the beginning of the journey, while true discipleship requires sustained devotion, obedience, and abiding in God's Word. ​ Using metaphors like fishing, mountain climbing, and the imagery of a vine and branches, it illustrates the importance of remaining connected to God to bear fruit and...

Will Dyer references Matthew 6:10 and Luke 22:42 to emphasize the importance of surrendering to God's will. The sermon is based on Pete Greig's book, How to Pray: A Simple Guide for Normal People , which outlines a framework for prayer: pause, rejoice, ask, and yield. Will Dyer highlights the significance of mutuality in relationships, including with God, emphasizing that prayer is not jus...

The message focuses on the importance of asking God for things in prayer as a fundamental aspect of the Christian faith and relationship with God. ​ It emphasizes that God is a loving Father who desires an open, honest, and vulnerable connection with His people, encouraging them to bring all their needs and concerns to Him, both big and small. ​ Will Dyer addresses common struggles with prayer, su...

Today's message emphasizes the importance of cultivating a deep and meaningful prayer life by following the acronym P.R.A.Y.—Pause, Rejoice, Ask, Yield. It highlights the significance of pausing to connect with God and then rejoicing in His presence as a loving and holy Father. ​ Will Dyer explains that God is both a compassionate parent who desires a relationship with us and a holy, sovereign...

The message focused on the importance of prayer and the practice of pausing to connect deeply with God. ​ Will Dyer emphasizes that prayer is not merely a transactional act of asking for things but a relational practice that fosters a meaningful connection with God. ​ Drawing from scripture, including Psalm 46:10 and Ecclesiastes 5:1-2, the message highlights the significance of stillness and sile...