Waynesboro FM Church Sermons

In the days and times that we live in, it is easy to be troubled, confused, anxious and fearful when almost everything that we have put our trust in seems to be on shaky ground. In the midst of these troubled times Jesus tells us, “Don’t let your hearts be troubled or afraid”. In John 14, Jesus continues to prepare his closest friends, his disciples, to know how to navigate the troubled times that...

With so many harrowing atrocities being done TO humans made in the image of God BY humans made in the image of God these days and throughout history, we can’t help but ask, “How can someone do something so wicked?” The same question can be asked of Judas in his betrayal of Jesus, the Messiah. The answer to this problem and its solution are only found in the gospel of Jesus Christ: humans who shift...

Jesus is our Creator-God, the only Rescuing Redeemer, and He is our primary Example. As His disciples, where He goes, we go; where He leads, we follow. What He does, we do. In an incredible act of humility, Jesus knelt down and served by washing dirty feet, then said for us to follow His example. Come see the God who kneels, and kneel with Him to serve. To support this ministry, visit www.waynesbo...

Jesus was sent to be the brilliant light in this dank, dark world. His words and works were the rays of His radiance, shining on so many to see… it was obvious: Jesus is the Light of the World. Surprisingly there were and still are countless millions who do not believe in Him. How can this be? John provides an answer that can either cause us to struggle or provide us the greatest hope for unbeliev...

Do you have the joy of knowing your purpose? Why do you exist? What were you born to contribute to this world? In this week's study in John, Jesus exclaims the hour has come, the moment he was born for had arrived. Jesus knew His purpose; He understood why He was sent of the Father: He was born to die. To support this ministry, visit www.waynesborofm.com/give

Jesus is the High King of Heaven who took on human flesh to bring His Kingdom to earth. While we might have our agendas for what we want Him to accomplish with His power and authority, He has a higher plan and purpose for why He came. He doesn't serve our political, socioeconomic, or relational agendas, we must submit to serving His. To support this ministry, visit www.waynesborofm.com/give

The aroma of worship to Jesus is a beautiful fragrance to some, a stench to be smothered to others. In the aftermath of Jesus raising Lazarus from the dead, worship rises from Lazarus and his family. To support this ministry, visit www.waynesborofm.com/give

Reactions to Jesus' last miracle in the gospel of John. To support this ministry, visit www.waynesborofm.com/give  

When we are in the deepest grief, what do we need? When someone we love is struck by sorrow, how can we love and care for them? Jesus is the "Wonderful Counselor" and knows exactly how to minister to each of us uniquely in our griefs and sorrows. Then, as the "Almighty God," bearing both ultimate power and authority, He moves out to make untrue what grieves His heart and ours. Come meet our Christ...

In a moment of crisis, when you find the limits of your power and all hope seems lost, do you ever wonder, “Is God paying attention to me? Does He care? Is He going to do anything about this?” Returning to our series I AM through the Gospel of John, the story of Lazarus’ death will redefine how you relate to God and to your crisis when it crashes into your life.  To support this ministry, visit ww...

In July, Waynesboro FM Church, motivated by their mission to Make Disciples all over the world, generously sent Pastor Scott on a trip to Jordan for work in Preaching, Pastoral Care, Evangelism, On-the-ground Prayer, Revitalization & Training, and work among an Unreached People Group. It is clear: the life-giving river of God’s kingdom is advancing in the desert through heaven’s citizens in Jo...

"The end of all things is near. Therefore be alert and of sober mind so that you may pray. Above all, love each other deeply, because love covers over a multitude of sins. Offer hospitality to one another without grumbling. Each of you should use whatever gift you have received to serve others, as faithful stewards of God’s grace in its various forms. If anyone speaks, they should do so as one who...

We will be taking a look at Ephesians 4 and Colossians 3 to answer the following questions about forgiveness. What is forgiveness and what isn't it? Why do we need to do it and what happens if we won't do it? What makes it hard to do? Under what circumstances do we need to forgive and what can happen if we do? Finally, how can we do it–even in the most difficult cases? These are questions that can...

The Word of God gives us strength and peace by the truth engraved into it. The deeper we allow His Word to bring us into relationship with the Father, the richer our lives become! But what happens when that daily walk becomes stale, or a dear brother or sister has become dull of hearing? What does the Lord command of us in these circumstances? These are the questions we will be answering as we div...

God’s word carries immeasurable power and authority—by it He creates life and light, he calms raging storms and weary hearts, and He calls us by name and makes us His own. The church gathered is to be the most dense place on earth today where the Word of God dwells, as we wield it to Teach and Admonish One Another. To support this ministry, visit www.waynesborofm.com/give  

Like a lullaby sung to a whimpering child scared in the night, like a battle cry sung in the trenches of war, or like a cadence sung on a ship as the crew labors together, the Church is to wield gospel songs, new and old, as tools of encouragement, comfort, and edification for one another. Learn this and more as we look at our next one another command: "Sing to one another." To support this minist...

In this sermon, you will be taught what a burden is and how, as a church, we can help each other bear those burdens. To support this ministry, please visit www.waynesborofm.com/give

God’s word doesn't assume that His Church has already been made perfect, but makes clear we are a people in process being shaped and molded by the hands of His Spirit into the image of Jesus. Until then, for unity to be preserved among us, there must be a predisposition we each hold towards one another that requires humility, patience, love, and forgiveness: We must share a willingness to Bear Wit...

Although God’s word tells us none of his commands are burdensome, there is a “one another” command that can feel heavy, raw, and exposing: confess your sins to one another. Why is this something we should do in the church, and what can happen if we refuse to? Better question: what gospel graces might we experience if we do practice this?   To support this ministry, visit www.waynebsorofm.com/give

Kicking off our new summer sermon series ONE ANOTHER on the way of life in the Church, we’ll look at the one another command that is most essential, most foundational, and most vital to the light of the Gospel shining so brightly within the local body: LOVE ONE ANOTHER.   To support this ministry, visit www.waynebsorofm.com/give

When we share Jesus with people and invite them to believe, what all might it take? What are some things we can be ready with? When inviting people to believe in Jesus, no person did it better than Jesus himself. In the heat of hostility, he gently, logically, unapologetically declared His nature, offered the evidence, countered accusations with cultural logic, and gave the invitation. Are you rea...

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Jesus, being the supreme preacher and teacher, often uses images and illustrations that are connected to spiritual realities about Himself, us, and the the world; these are called parables. In our text this week, Jesus takes a culturally common, well-understood image of sheep-farming and draws out major implications about who He is and how people can have abundant life in His name because He is Th...

These days, if you speak loud enough in the public square about your faith in Jesus of Nazareth, sure enough, you will find yourself on the receiving end of some distasteful, maybe even hurtful, responses. We might testify to the work Jesus has done in our lives and not be believed; we might express the common sense facts about the person and work of the historical Jesus and be maligned… we may ev...