Waynesboro FM Church Sermons

The light of Christ does not merely expose the darkness of our hearts — it fills them. When God shines within us, He plants something lasting: the light of knowing how glorious He is. This is not information added to us, but glory instilled within us. To support this ministry, visit www.waynesborofm.com/give

God’s campaign of cosmic sabotage, the divine invasion of heaven’s light into a world shrouded in darkness, begins with the arrival of Jesus. Yet His advance doesn’t storm the capitals of nations or overthrow earthly powers. His invasion is far more personal, far more confronting: He marches directly into the darkness of the human heart. To support this ministry, visit www.waynesborofm.com/give

For centuries we’ve pictured the night of Jesus’ birth as quiet, calm, and serene. But behind that peaceful scene, another story was unfolding — a story the natural eyes can’t see. God was launching Heaven’s invasion into the darkness of our cosmos. The Light wasn’t merely born that night… it broke in. To support this ministry, visit www.waynesborofm.com/give

As we enter into another Advent season celebrating the arrival of the Son of God, we must first pause and reflect on one of the most marvelous realities: God wrote Himself into the story of humanity. Because of this, we now know His Heart, can trust His Hand, and are invited to be a part of His redemption plan. To support this ministry, visit www.waynesborofm.com/give

Jesus ends His letter to the Church with a declaration that echoes through every generation: “I am coming soon.” How does the church hold onto that promise when the waiting feels long and the frustrations of the Fall so deep? We do so with a posture of a people living in eager expectation. To support this ministry, visit www.waynesborofm.com  

As we pull out of the mailbag, Jesus’ final letter to the seven churches, we find Him calling out a church that had grown so self-sufficient they no longer depended on heaven’s resources—leaving them distastefully lukewarm to Jesus. His words still echo today: Have we become lukewarm, too? To support this ministry, visit www.waynesborofm.com/give

Today, church success is too often measured by attendance and budgets. Yet in His letter to Philadelphia, Jesus celebrates a small, suffering church—not for its size or strength, but for its faithfulness and fruitfulness in the midst of hardship. His metrics must become ours: faithfulness and fruitfulness. To support this ministry, visit www.waynesborofm.com/give  

In His letters to the churches, Jesus doesn’t flatter—He reveals. To Sardis, He speaks to the danger of drifting into reputation over reality. It’s a call to wake up, strengthen what remains, and recover what’s been lost. Jesus’ words tear away appearances and ask us to face a hard question: are we truly awake, or just acting alive? To support this ministry, visit www.waynesborofm.com/give  

Jesus’ letter to the Church in Thyatira teaches us that not all tolerance is love, and not all peace is faithfulness. In our age that celebrates a “new” tolerance, Jesus calls His people to discern truth from deception and to stand firm when anything or anyone is quietly leading hearts astray. To support this ministry, visit www.waynesborofm.com/give

When Christian truth meets cultural pressure, compromise can seem easier than conviction. In His letter to the church in Pergamum, Jesus exposes how faith can quietly blend with culture—and invites us to stay rooted, courageous, and faithful through the power of His Word. To support this ministry, visit www.waynesborofm.com/give  

Jesus never promised His people freedom from suffering—in fact, He promised suffering for His name. In His letter to the church in Smyrna, He prepares them for the cost of faithfulness. Yet to those who endure with Him, He offers what the world can never take away: the crown of victory and the gift of eternal life. That unshakable hope is what carries the Church through the fire. To support this m...

"If by the one man’s trespass, death reigned through that one man, how much more will those who receive the overflow of grace and the gift of righteousness reign in life through the one man, Jesus Christ." Romans 5:17 To support this ministry, visit www.waynesborofm.com/give  

In the first of His seven letters, Jesus shares a deep concern for His Church: you can be busy for Him and right about Him—and still grow cold toward Him. In other words, a church can be orthodox in doctrine and active in works, yet lack real love. Jesus calls His people to remember, repent, and return to their first love. To support this ministry, visit www.waynesborofm.com/give

Before John picks up the pen to relay the message to the churches, he’s given a breathtaking vision of the One who speaks. His eyes blaze like fire, His voice thunders like rushing waters—He is the royal, risen King, and yet His words come with love for His people. This Sunday, we’ll see how these letters are not just ancient words to ancient churches, but living words with love from Jesus for us...

With the Church’s Generational Mission comes a Generational Message—the gospel. It’s not just a ticket out of hell and into heaven; it’s the living, breathing good news that speaks to every generation and every culture, awakening hearts, saving souls, and transforming lives. As St. Jerome once said, it is “shallow enough for a babe to come and drink without fear of drowning, and deep enough for a...

“One generation will declare your works to the next and will proclaim your mighty acts.” (Psalm 145:4). This Sunday, we turn our hearts to the generational greatness of God—His faithfulness in the past, His power in the present, and His promises for the future. Together we’ll worship, share stories of His goodness, proclaim His mighty works, affirm together our next season, all to accomplish our m...

We all know what it feels like to be pulled toward something we know isn’t good for us. James reminds us that temptation works like a lure—it looks appealing but hides a nasty hook. This Sunday, we’ll review the Tempter’s playbook for tempting God’s children. To support this ministry, visit www.waynesborofm.com/give  

Jesus once said that if your eye or hand causes you to sin, you should cut it off. Yet, why don’t we see one-eyed, one-handed Christians everywhere? This Sunday we’ll uncover where the real problem lies—and how God offers the only solution that can actually change us from the inside out. To support this ministry, visit www.waynesborofm.com/give  

In sports, business, even gardening—we know what “winning” looks like. More points. More profit. More produce. But when it comes to the Church partnering with God to spread the knowledge of His glory across the earth… do we know what our “win” is? Is it bigger buildings? Larger budgets? Massive events? The book of Acts gives us a much simpler—and far more powerful—vision of success: “The word of G...

"From ancient times no one has heard, no one has listened to, no eye has seen any God except you who acts on behalf of the one who waits for him." Isaiah 64:4 To support this ministry, visit www.waynesborofm.com/give  

"So God created man in his own image; he created him in the image of God; he created them male and female. God blessed them, and God said to them, “Be fruitful, multiply, fill the earth, and subdue it. Rule the fish of the sea, the birds of the sky, and every creature that crawls on the earth.” God also said, “Look, I have given you every seed-bearing plant on the surface of the entire earth and e...

Many believers know God is with them, but too few live aware that He’s within them. As a result, they live spiritually stuck, weak, weary, even defeated. Yet Scripture says the same Spirit who raised Jesus from the dead lives in us. What does that mean for your everyday life? It means the power to resist sin, walk in your gifts, push back darkness, and love like Christ doesn’t come from you—it com...

Contentment can feel just out of reach—always tied to the next raise, the next relationship, the next change. Yet, for the Christian, the satisfaction we long for doesn’t come from getting more, but from something we already have. Tune in to learn the secret to being content in every circumstance... God’s presence within us. To support this ministry, visit www.waynesborofm.com/give

Thad Roller, a missionary to Columbia we as a local church support, speaks about how God doesn't use individuals, but teams of individuals to grow His Church. To support the Rollers and the ministry in Columbia, CLICK HERE . To support the local ministry of Waynesboro FM Church, visit www.waynesborofm.com/give

Why do you cry out about your injury? Your pain has no cure! I have done these things to you because of your enormous guilt and your innumerable sins. Nevertheless, all who devoured you will be devoured, and all your adversaries—all of them— will go off into exile. Those who plunder you will be plundered, and all who raid you will be raided. But I will bring you health and will heal you of your wo...