Waymaker Church Sermons/Bonus Podcast

Understanding that spiritual warfare is real takes a level of faith. The reality is it's not if you deal with warfare, but rather "when" and "how." This month's bonus podcast will dive into understanding spiritual warfare and how God has equipped us to deal with it.

There is supernatural power in the word of God, and in this week's sermon recap, we want to look at an aspect of it found in Romans 4, but to set the proper context for the passage we need to look to the book of Genesis.

Truth is, we do not set the standards of righteousness. God does. What does that redemptive story look like? Join in today and see.

The wrath of God viewed through the wrong lense will bring a skewed perspective of who He is. The attributes of God will help us understand His wrath. This revelation is vital to today's church!

New Series going through the book of Romans. This week's message looks at the heart of Paul towards his calling in Christ. It serves as a great challenge towards our own hearts.

Jump in as we approach a topic that all of humanity deals with and hear some practical ways to address and deal with fear and anxiety.

The Kingdom of God was declared by Jesus from the day his ministry started. His life, death and resurrection shows us that our God is Like No Other!

The process of maturity is beautiful and trying. It is difficult yet rewarding. There are moments of triumph and at times feelings of total defeat. While we love the beauty, reward, and triumph of our growth this message speaks to the moments where we are in the struggle.

One of Waymaker's greatest desires is that we would carry the flame of the gospel to our generation well, but to do it successfully, we will need to discover and implement the characteristics of a servant’s heart.

Paul wrestled between the idea of being with Christ vs. continuing his labor for the Lord. His personal desire was to be with Jesus, but He knew his assignment was to reveal and preach Jesus. He was willing to put aside His personal desires to meet the needs of others. The conclusion to the message "To Live is Christ."

Ever open your Bible and say, "I have no idea what I'm doing!" Today's podcast will give some practical insight and understanding on what it means to study the Word of God.

Most don't sign up for trials in life. We'd rather not deal with them at all, but we actually need trials in the maturing process of our faith as they help us to recognize the potency of the Word of God.

In this portion of scripture James brings into sight the long-term view of Christianity and faith. This final vantage point that James gives is vital to the health and longevity of our Christian walk.

Continuing from last weeks message, James presses deeper into the result of carnal wisdom. Everything we have studied so far is about alignment of our lives, actions, and speech with the Kingdom of God. What James describes of the early church is still evident today as it was in the days of King Solomon. But with the power of the Holy Spirit because of Jesus' finished work, things can change!

Spiritual maturity, active faith, love without partiality, taming the tongue... What is the root in all this? This week's message will help you sort it out!

What has your utmost attention? Even good things might not be God things. Join in as Pastors Josh, Joel, Marcus and our Kid's Director Emily jump into the subject of Worship.

The greatest question in the power of the tongue is what has the control of it? The flesh side of us, or God's Spirit within us? The renewed mind or the corrupt mind?

Ever find yourself picking and choosing who gets your time? What does the Bible have to say about that?

One can easily hear and repeat good things verbally. It's another thing to do those good things. James message to the church challenges us to be more than the right words. He wanted the church then to be a church of action and God wants the church of today to be a church of action.

The revelation of who God is in the midst of whatever life brings us has the ability to shift the paradigm of our understanding. Ps. Jayme challenges us to recognize that we have all we need when God enters the equation!

When trial, persecution and tribulation shows up, how do you respond? James gives us some great insight on how a Christ follower is called to respond.

There are times in life when our focus needs to shift. Biblical fasting is more than a hunger strike between you and God. It is an intentional focusing on Him over your current situations. Listen in today to get a deeper understanding on this God given tool.

Many people are bound by the limits of self-sufficiency. God wants to shift our focus from what we can accomplish to what He can do!

There are many times when life seems to supersede our natural resources, from physical strength, joy, hope, and rest to even our emotional quotient and financial needs. God's endless supply of supernatural provision goes well beyond the natural. In this message, Ps. Joel will share the definition of the storehouse with you, and next week, he will dive into how to access it.

Have you ever said something that you later regretted? Take a few moments today to hear a transparent conversation about the importance of what comes out of our mouths, and the power of our words.