Waymaker Church Sermons/Bonus Podcast

It is not by our strength or capacity that the kingdom will advance. It is the Lord who will be at work both in us and through us. This week Pastor Joel wraps up his message on the Spirit-Filled Life.

The inward ministry of the Holy Spirit in our lives leads us through a process of sanctification that is seen and felt through righteous living. This week, Pastor Joel delves deeper into the effect of the inward work, which is also intended to have an outward effect. 

This week Pastor Joel wraps up part 2 of his message The Ministry of the Holy Spirit. Enjoy week 3's recap of our series Chasing the Wind.

As a Christ follower, how do you deal with the tough conversations? What is the root of your stance? Today in our Bonus Podcast, we dive into dealing with controversial topics.

This week Pastor Joel speaks on the inward work of the Holy Spirit. Enjoy week 2 of our series Chasing the Wind.

Pastor Joel begins a news series to teach how Jesus leads you through the Holy Spirit. Enjoy week one of our new series "Chasing the Wind."

The Greek word for Life that we have been studying is the word, Zoe. It has a two-part meaning. We have learned first half of the word concerning eternal life in Christ...that we must believe in Him. This is trust evidenced by a surrendered life, and that He is our source of nourishment for spiritual life. Now let's shift our focus to the second half of the meaning of the word Zoe which is the...

Pastor wraps up his thoughts on John 1 challenging us to believe and come to Jesus no matter what. Be encouraged by the conclusion of "In Him Was Life."

Let's dive deeper into the truth that the Holy Spirit dropped into Ps. Joel's heart in prayer a few weeks ago where He said, "Everything you need is found in me." Enjoy part two of "In Him Was Life."

John 1 has some profound implications that we will be jumping into. As we recap where God has been taking us, we look to where God is asking us to go.

As we conclude our Church Defined series, Paul encourages us to be patient with one another as we come to revelation of who our true adversary is and then to anchor ourselves in the Word for our hope for tomorrow.

Let your light so shine. Live changed and let change produce change in others.

Many times, we thirst and hunger for things that only give us temporary relief. But Jesus tells us that if we drink of His well, we will thirst no more. Join in with Ps. Marcus for this weeks message.

In this week's passage from the Book of Romans, the Apostle Paul conveys a deep kingdom truth about Christ-centered living that contradicts the "Me-centric" model of today's living.

Two key principals to the life of all believers is the charge to put on Christ and to live in such a way as to not make others stumble. This weeks message helps us to know "how."

On our road through Romans, this portion of scripture most certainly will provoke some deep response in our hearts because of our political climate in America, but I want us to look beyond politics to hear the essence of what Paul is speaking.

Surrender to Christ is intended to be accompanied by change in the life of the person who surrenders. This no doubt can be challenging at times, but it is a worthwhile pursuit. We believe that we should walk in sincerity of faith before the Lord, and today we want to teach you how.

Ps. Joel went off script as the Holy Spirit led him to discuss our part in His story. Enjoy Part 1 of this weekends message.

Here is part 2 to this weekends message. Israel missed the Messiah in their midst 2000 years ago. The revelation of who He is is still yet to be fully realized. What's our part to play?

Times and seasons bring a managed tension in life. In this bonus episode, we want to dive into what that looks like and how to manage it from a biblical perspective.

God did not redeem us to leave us stuck. He has empowered us with him to leave behind our old ways and step into newness of life. The real question is...will we follow him?

Sometimes God has some wake-up moments in our lives. Those moments create paradigm shifts. How we saw the world/life in one season, we see differently now. That is Paul's thoughts in Romans 8 as we see in this week's message.

Being filled with the Holy Spirit is about more than self empowerment. It's an equipping for the good work he has called you to. Pastor Joel sidesteps his planned message to bring a timely word for the church.

A prevailing message across many American churches is that you don't have to change. Just repent and you're good. That mentality creates a mindset causing people to reject the conviction of the Holy Spirit unto holiness. The last thing we want to do is diminish the work of the Holy Spirit and empowering the flesh by rejecting biblical correction writing it off as religious legalism.

Recognition of Jesus for not only who He is, but also what he has done, produces a hope for things to come. Salvation and the lordship of Christ position us to overcome in this life!