Living Water Worship Centre

Bible study session focusing on Judges chapters 19 and 20, focusing on the themes of immorality, the consequences of sin, and the necessity of eradicating evil. Matthew emphasizes how, during a time when "every man did what was right in his own eyes," Israel fell into deep depravity, paralleling the story of Sodom.   Key Highlights & Themes: The Levite and his Concubine: The story begins with...

Genesis chapter 16 and parts of 17, focusing on the dysfunctional family dynamics of Abraham and Sarah, and the establishment of the covenant of circumcision. Key Takeaways: Consequences of Fear-Based Decisions: (2:51-3:40) Bro. Matthew emphasizes that Abram and Sarai made decisions based on fear rather than faith, leading to Hagar conceiving a child with Abram and causing intense family tension....

The Race | Running Faithfully for the King In this message, believers are reminded that the Christian life is not simply about personal success or comfort—it is about running the race God has placed before us and faithfully carrying the gospel to the next generation  The sermon begins with the idea that every generation is tempted to blame the one before it, yet God calls each generation to recogn...

Genesis Study – Session 8 | Abraham’s Journey of Faith (Genesis 13–15) In this study through Genesis 13–15, we continue following the life of Abraham—the man the Bible calls the father of faith. His journey shows us what it looks like to walk with God through victories, mistakes, and spiritual growth. After leaving Egypt, Abraham and Lot separate as their wealth grows. Lot chooses the land near So...

Joy to the World | The Strength Found in God’s Joy In this Sunday message, the focus is on the biblical meaning of joy and why it is essential to the spiritual strength of every believer The sermon begins with the announcement of Jesus’ birth in Luke 2, where the angel declares “good tidings of great joy which will be to all people.” This joy is not limited to a holiday or a season—it is a gift Go...

Judges – Session 7 | When There Is No King In this session from Judges 17–18, we see a sobering picture of what happens when God’s people drift from His authority and begin doing “what is right in their own eyes” .   The chapter opens with Micah, a man from Ephraim, who steals money from his mother, returns it, and then uses it to create carved images for worship. Though there may have been good i...

Genesis – Session 7 | Come Out, Walk by Faith, and Let God Build Your Life In this session from Genesis 11–12, we move from the Tower of Babel to the call of Abram and discover a powerful contrast between human ambition and God-centered faith.   The message opens with the Tower of Babel, where humanity unites to “make a name” for itself. Under Nimrod’s rebellious leadership, people attempt to buil...

No Excuses | Following God Without Compromise In this Sunday morning message, we are challenged to live with total allegiance to Jesus Christ, refusing to drift, compromise, or make excuses in a culture that increasingly resists biblical truth. The sermon opens with Jesus’ words from the Beatitudes and John 15, where He clearly teaches that those who follow Him will face persecution, rejection, an...

Judges – Session 6 | Strength from God, Failure through Compromise, and Restoration through Repentance This session centers on Judges chapters 14–16, exploring the life of Samson — a man chosen by God, empowered by the Spirit, yet vulnerable to compromise and temptation. The message opens by emphasizing Samson’s unique calling. His birth was foretold by God, and he was set apart as a Nazarite from...

Genesis – Session 6 | Sin, Judgment, and God’s Mercy That Still Redeems In this session from Genesis chapters 9–10, we confront some of Scripture’s most challenging material while discovering God’s holiness, humanity’s ongoing struggle with sin, and the powerful truth that redemption remains available to all who call on Him. The message begins with Noah after the flood, revealing that even righteo...

Yielding | Choosing God’s Will Over Our Own In this Sunday morning message, we are reminded that the Christian life is a continual choice between our will and God’s will — and true victory is found in learning to yield fully to Him. The sermon opens with the theme God has placed on the church for this season: yielding. From the moment we are born again, we begin a lifelong process of surrendering...

Judges – Session 5 | Faithfulness, Integrity, and Trusting God’s Promises This session continues through Judges chapters 11–13, focusing on Jephthah’s difficult vow, the power of personal integrity, and God’s continuing mercy toward Israel even when the people repeatedly turn away from Him. The message opens with the challenging account of Jephthah’s vow to the Lord following victory over the Ammo...

Genesis – Session 5 | Grace in a Corrupt World and God’s Covenant of Salvation This session explores Genesis chapters 6–9, focusing on the days of Noah, the spread of wickedness across the earth, and God’s redemptive covenant that preserves life through grace rather than human effort As humanity becomes increasingly violent and corrupt, Scripture reveals that every intention of the human heart had...

Judges – Session 4 | When God Is Rejected, Chaos Reigns This session continues through Judges chapters 8–11, revealing the destructive results of leadership driven by ambition, the consequences of forgetting God’s faithfulness, and the power of repentance when God’s people finally return to Him The message opens with the aftermath of Gideon’s victory, where Israel asks Gideon to rule over them. Th...

Genesis – Session 4 | Faith, Consequences, and God’s Longsuffering Mercy In this session from Genesis chapters 4–5, we trace the early spread of sin through humanity, the power of faith-filled obedience, and the extraordinary mercy of God even in the face of rebellion and violence   The message begins with the story of Cain and Abel, highlighting the difference between offering God what He require...

Jude | Counterfeit Faith In this Sunday morning message from the Book of Jude, we are warned about the danger of counterfeit faith, spiritual deception, and apostasy in the last days. Jude, the half-brother of Jesus, writes with urgency to the church, calling believers to contend earnestly for the faith once delivered to the saints The sermon opens by establishing Jude’s authority and humility. Th...

Genesis – Session 3 The Cost of Deception and the Power of Truth In this session from Genesis chapters 3–4, we examine the fall of humanity, the nature of deception, and God’s continued pursuit of relationship with His creation—even in the midst of rebellion and failure 20260128 - LWWC - Genesis - Se… . The message begins in the Garden of Eden, where the serpent challenges God’s Word and introduce...

Judges – Session 3 | God Uses Imperfect People Who Trust Him In this session from Judges chapters 6–7, we examine God’s call of Gideon and discover how the Lord delivers His people through faith, obedience, and dependence—not human strength or numbers The message opens with the familiar cycle found throughout Judges: Israel turns away from God, oppression follows, and God raises up a deliverer. Th...

Genesis – Session 2 | Created for Relationship In this teaching from Genesis chapters 1–2, we explore God’s intentional design for creation, humanity, and family — and what it reveals about His desire for relationship with us. The session begins by emphasizing God as the Creator of order, not chaos. Through His spoken Word, God brings light, structure, and purpose into existence, showing that noth...

Sermon Summary: Isaiah 6 – The Throne of God 1. God Is Still on the Throne The sermon opens with the foundational truth that God reigns from His throne, regardless of what is happening on earth. Political change, cultural instability, and personal loss do not remove God’s authority. When Isaiah saw the Lord “high and lifted up,” it was a reminder that while earthly thrones may be empty or shaken,...

Sermon Summary: Judges – Session 2 (Tested, Disciplined, and Delivered) 1. God Allows Opposition to Test Obedience God left certain nations in the land to test Israel’s obedience and to teach a new generation how to engage in battle. The presence of adversity was not abandonment, but training. God was preparing His people to live faithfully in a fallen world where conflict is unavoidable. 2. Disob...

Sermon Summary: Genesis – Session 1 (In the Beginning, God)   Genesis Establishes God as Creator The sermon opens by affirming that everything begins with God. Genesis declares without argument or apology that God existed before time and created all things. Creation is not an accident or a theory—it is the deliberate work of an eternal, sovereign God who stands outside of time and sees the end fro...

Sermon Summary: “Yielding – Our Will vs. God’s Will” 1. Yielding Is the Greatest Spiritual Battle The sermon opens by showing that yielding to God’s will is the greatest struggle every believer faces. Jesus’ prayer in the Garden of Gethsemane reveals that His most intense battle was not the cross, but surrendering His will to the Father. Once Jesus yielded, the cross became inevitable and victory...

Sermon Summary: Judges – Session 1 (When God’s People Refuse to Yield)   A New Season Begins with Old Problems The book of Judges opens after the death of Joshua, during a time when Israel had entered the Promised Land but had not fully obeyed God. Though God was faithful, the people failed to complete the work of driving out the inhabitants of the land, setting the stage for future trouble. Parti...