Wayfarers Sermon Sunday

Nick Griffin is back! He walks through several passages from the writer John in both John and 1 John. Then he shows how light and darkness is a theme for honesty and how Christians should be more open about themselves. 

This Sermon Sunday we asked Dr. Greg to speak! Greg has been a member of Wayfarers for the past year and doubles as a professor at Mid-South Christian College. Today, he brings a message of reconciliation between the different age groups in our communities. He teaches from a passage in Malachi 4

In this final episode, Noah spends some time in Romans 11 as an explanation of the ending to Acts.

This week Noah explains the arrival Paul has in Rome and his fervent  hope that his own people will believe the good news that has shaped so  much of his own life.

In this final series in the book of Acts, Noah takes us through the  ending portion of the voyage that Paul undergoes, having appealed to  Caesar to avoid bringing a charge against his own people.

This week Ashley teaches about the concept of dealing with people who are difficult and how to best approach situations where we are stuck  with those people. She talks about Paul's journey to Rome as one of those times and explains how he handles it in this episode.

This is the final in a two part series that William Dooley teaches. He spends a lot of this episode explaining how our fear of evangelizing is holding us back from a better relationship with God. He tells personal stories of how he's convinced it something that needs to be done more in the world. 

This week William Dooley, a member of Wayfarers Christian Church teaches on Acts chapter 17 in this two part series. He explains a lot of the beginnings of the story that have Paul eventually arrive in Athens while also using personal stories from his own life to help us understand the heart of Paul better. 

This week Ashley concludes her teaching on Acts 16 discussing the psychology of those forced into slavery and relating it to the freedom we have in Jesus. She then concludes by mapping these concepts onto the freedom Paul and Silas experience at the end of the Acts 16 after they  are imprisoned.

Join us for this episode where Ashley Wakefield walks through the  beginning of Acts 16 discussing the demonic possession of a woman held  as a slave in the town of Philippi.

This sermon Noah teaches from Romans 8:1-6. Noah explains the powerful message of Paul in Romans 8 and how it can provide a challenge and blessing for us if we really pay attention to what Paul is saying in these verses. 

In this episode Noah breaks down the four rules that all Gentiles were to follow set in paper by the council of Jerusalem. 

In this episode Noah explains the differences between Amos and Acts in a quotation from the Old Testament found in the book of Acts. 

In this episode Noah walks through a lot of different uses of the greek words for "standing" and "sitting" which get used by Luke to hint at something more profound under the surface of Acts 7 and 15. 

Join us this week as Noah explains two concepts on reading the Bible and specifically in Acts 15 how those readings can get applied to this chapter

Join us for the first episode in a new teaching session that Noah did in our Acts series. This week Noah walks through the last bit of the chapter pointing out some helpful applications as he goes along.  Note: Part of this episodes audio was corrupted during the recording process so it jumps into the episode pretty abruptly. Noah picks up near the later end of the chapter and begins reading...

In this final episode of Nick's two part teaching series Nick explains how the concepts of Death and Disorder related to the concepts of pure and impure in the Old Testament law. It's a great explanation that goes a long way to explain how the Old Testament law is fulfilled by the death of Christ. 

This is a first part in a two part series Nick Griffin did on Acts 10. It's filled with thoughtful exposition of Acts 10 and some real life practical examples of Nick's journey through the food laws of the Old Testament. 

This week on Bible Classroom we spend time looking at two stories in the book of acts. Phillip and the Ethiopian Eunuch and Simon the Sorcerer. Ashley takes these stories in light of how to be a good evangelist and teaches through them both pulling helpful tips and tricks along the way.

This week Noah teaches for the wayfarers crew as Nick is out sick this week. Noah teaches from Exodus 34:6 walking through how God is faithful in the story of the whole Bible. 

This episode Noah finishes his teaching by walking through the day of Pentecost and the start of the first Christian church ratified by the Holy Spirit. This is an epic beginning to the story that Luke tells in Acts and there is so much to learn in this story that's worth the listen.

This episode Noah dives into chapter one of the book of Acts. He starts with Jesus and his crash course on the kingdom of God and the disciples hope that the kingdom of Israel would soon arrive. This episode is focused on how Christianity began as a Jewish faith and what that means for us today.

This is the second video in our Acts series where we are walking through how to read a book of the Bible in a way that is helpful to us. Today, Noah teaches on the themes expressed in the book of Acts. These themes work their way through the entire book so it's really helpful to have them in your mind as you read.

Welcome To Bible Classroom! This is a new series we have going through the book of Acts. Our teaching pastor, Noah Randolph begins this class with an introduction on how to read the Bible. In this session Noah asks two questions that are fundamental to reading the Bible and helps teach us how to go about those questions.

Nick preaches on the hard topic of suicide and Elijah's story after the events of Mt. Carmel in 1 Kings 19. This sermon will discuss sensitive concepts so feel free to engage with this episode in whatever way is best for your mental health and journey. Thanks so much for listening and we hope Nick's words offer you encouragement and help.