Warsaw Evangelical Presbyterian Church

In this prayer, we behold Paul's passion for the gospel, his desire to see people firmly rooted in the love of Christ, and his exuberant ambition for God’s glory.

Thankfully, God is a planner, as Paul tells us in Ephesians 3:1-13. Though His plan seemed like a mystery for generations, it has now been revealed in Christ. The division that existed between Jews and Gentiles, between the spiritual “haves” and “have nots,” has been torn down. Jesus demolished the walls of hostility and made the two groups one. And the purpose of the Church, then,...

Paul says that we have peace with God because of Jesus Christ. He is the cornerstone, the capstone, and the keystone. In Him, all things hold together. This also means that we need to align ourselves with Jesus. It means that we are called to live in peace with one another.         As the apostle Peter describes it, all who believe in Christ are “like ­living stones...being bui...

As we continue in our new sermon series called Identity , what we hope to discover is how our identity in Christ becomes clearer and surer the more we “know Christ better.” The more He opens the eyes of our hearts and reveals to us our glorious inheritance, the power, and the promise we have in Christ; the more confident we become of our identity. That gives us hope in this life and in the life to...

As we continue in our new sermon series called Identity , what we hope to discover is how our identity in Christ becomes clearer and surer the more we “know Christ better.” The more He opens the eyes of our hearts and reveals to us our glorious inheritance, the power, and the promise we have in Christ; the more confident we become of our identity. That gives us hope in this life and in the life to...

      Identity is an important topic in our world, and we are constantly surrounded by all sorts of messages about who we are. Because what our culture has to say about our identity tends to be less than helpful, it is important to discover what God has to say about our identity.        Welcome to a new sermon series on the topi...

This sermon comes from a guest speaker to our church, Lydia Harrison. Join with us as we discover more about Psalm 27 and what it means to seek His face.

This sermon unpacks how we see ourselves vs. how God sees us. Remember that guilt and shame only hurts the way we see ourselves, and keeps us from seeing the new creation we have become in Jesus Christ. 

This sermon spoke into the heart of depression. What does it look like for Christians? What can we do to help each other walk through these difficult seasons? 

The second sermon in our unmasking series dives into suffering. Why is there suffering in our world? What is the hope we have in Jesus Christ in the midst of our suffering?

This new sermon series dives into the different emotions that we all experience and how we should handle them when Christ is at the center of our lives.

This sermon is a continuation of our series on how to reach those who don't know the name of Jesus Christ.

How do we reach all non-believers in the name of Jesus Christ? This sermon dives into the different ways we can reach non-believers around us. 

This sermon is all about how we can reach every individual in Jesus' name. 

This is the beginning of our new sermon series together called “Go Fish.” It’s a series that focuses on sharing our faith. This sermon talks about being in “proximity” to Jesus, having a relationship with Him, and KNOWING Him rather than merely knowing ABOUT Him.