Sunday Morning Message

Jesus is ready to send out His disciples on their first missionary journey, leaving everything behind. Pastor Mike looks into chapter 10 of Matthew as a reminder there will be opposition if we're doing the work of the Lord.

Pastor Fred Weymouth from The Fix Ministry shares some of his testimony and the weekly message during our first Fall Family Worship at Walder Foundations.

Pastor Mike turns to the tenth book of Matthew and looks at the story of Jesus sending out the 12 disciples.

This week's message looks at the tax collector turned apostle, who left what he knew to follow Jesus and eventually spread The Word throughout the Middle East.

We're back in the Book of Matthew as Pastor Mike begins chapter 9 with the story of Jesus forgiving and healing a paralyzed man.

Youth Pastor Troy Puryear speaks this week, wrapping up with session four of his group's Disciple Now weekend. He shares what the youth group has been learning over the weekend before diving into the story of the prodigal son.

It's the last week in Book of Psalms for the summer before returning to Matthew. This Psalm of lament, when David was going through great struggle, is highlighted by four key points that Pastor Mike looks at during his message.

David's prayer life was personal and he knew that The Lord was always near. A man after God's own heart, David uses this Psalm as a praise to his savior.

Sleep is one of the many gifts we receive from God. It's something we all need, which David greatly understood. This week we look at Psalm 4 to see how David rested in The Lord.

Fearful that his son might kill him, David writes his first Psalm and explains why it was composed.

Continuing in Psalm, this book speaks to David and points to the coming of a new king in the future.

We take a break from Matthew for the next couple of months, looking now into the first several Books of Psalms. Chapter one looks at the fruits we should show in our lives as Christians.

Can true believers be possessed by demons? Even they know who Jesus is. In this week's message, Pastor Mike looks at how Jesus healed two men who were possessed but healed.

How often have you been in the storms of life and lacked faith? Like the disciples on the boat, it is OK for us to call out to Jesus. Bill Carter looks at Matthew 8: 23-27 as an example of how we can always count on God, even in the worst times.

Living for The Lord means more that just being associated with Him. Jesus takes our salvation seriously while there is no such thing as partial salvation. Denny Perkins looks at Matthew 8 to detail what the cost is of following Jesus.

The roman soldier who recognized Jesus knew the authority Christ carried as he entered his home.

Our guest speaker is Cody Harlow. The Glen Allen native returns back to Richmond and shares what the bible says fathers should do in order to be a godly husband.

Following The Sermon on The Mount, Jesus performs his first of nine miracles. The first is healing a man one of the biggest outcast in society, a man with leprosy.

Patrick Warren closes out the Sermon on the Mount, as Jesus says there is no gray area with Him. You either choose to follow him or you don't.

From false teachers to charlatans, don't get caught by those who aren't preaching the truth. Pastor Mike shares five reminders we receive from God's Word.

Continuing through the Sermon on the Mount, Pastor Mike tells us what happens when we ask, seek and knock.

Pastor Mike turns to Matthew 7 and opens the chapter looking at how we can evaluate the lives of others and doing it the Godly way.

The Bible makes it clear that we should come to God with our anxiety and anxiousness. Pastor Mike looks at Matthew 6 as a guide to turning to Christ in those times.

Denny Perkins uses the sixth book of Matthew to ask the question, where is your treasure for God?