Wenatchee First Assembly

This week’s encounter takes place in the city of Capernaum, between Jesus and a Roman Centurion. Their interaction is unlike any other story of faith in the bible.

Today’s divine encounter focuses on one of the thieves who was crucified with Jesus. As he hangs on a cross, he goes from shouting insults at Jesus to proclaiming Jesus as Lord. Join us as we journey through this incredible story. 

Acts chapter nine contains one of the most powerful encounters found in the New Testament…if not in all of Scripture. It’s the story of Saul’s divine encounter with Jesus on the road to Damascus. What took place that day would change the course of his life forever. 

This morning, Dr. Jonathan Burger will be sharing about the divine encounter that took place after Jesus’ resurrection on the road to Emmaus.

The divine encounters continue this week as we look at the story of the Woman at the Well in John chapter 4. Jesus was sent on a specific mission to meet an unnamed Samaritan woman whose life was about to be changed forever. 

Isaiah chapter 6 contains one of the most incredible visions recorded in the Old Testament. Through this divine encounter, we’ll see Isaiah’s conviction, his cleansing, and his commissioning.

Elijah is known as one of Israel’s greatest prophets, but his story goes beyond that. From amazing victories to internal struggles, his journey of faith took many turns. Today, we will dive deeper into his life.

The divine encounters continue; this time we see it in the story of Moses. At a pivotal time in his life, when he felt destined for failure, God met Moses in a supernatural way. Today we will see a new perspective on this familiar story.    

Today, we’re starting a new series called “Divine Encounters.” Each week we’ll be looking at individuals from Scripture who had personal encounters with God that changed not only them, but it also changed the world. This week we begin with Abraham.   

Have you ever noticed that the majority of miracles recorded in the Bible happen during the ordinary routine of life?   Today, our Legacy Pastor, Jerry Beebe, will explore how God’s power often shows up in the interruptions we didn’t plan.

Today, Pastor Dan outlines Judges after Joshua’s death. Israel turned away from God, yet when they cried out, God showed mercy and raised up deliverers—including Gideon. Through Gideon, we will see how God uses ordinary followers of Jesus to make a kingdom difference.

Today, we conclude our journey through the Book of Joshua. In chapter 24, Joshua makes his final address to the Israelites. His challenge to the nation before him, also speaks to us today.

In our second-to-last message on the Book of Joshua today, our attention turns to Caleb. There are some important life lessons we can learn from his faith and attitude.

Today we celebrate new life in Jesus with 6 individuals who will be baptized. Pastor Dan is sharing a short message entitled “Born Again Into New Life”, discussing the miracle of transformation we have through water baptism.

Today, we are taking a “bird’s-eye view” of chapters 13-19 of Joshua. Despite God’s continual faithfulness, the Israelites struggled with disobedience and complacency, much like we do today. These chapters offer critical lessons about trusting in God’s promises and not resting on past victories.

This week, Joshua and the Israelites finish their conquest of the land, which will lead them into a season of rest from their struggles. God wants us to find rest from our battles as well. Today we will discover how in Joshua chapter 11. 

Today, we continue our series on the Book of Joshua. Chapter nine is full of unexpected surprises throughout the story. But in the end, we once again see the goodness and grace of God. 

Today, we are celebrating Father’s Day and diving into Matthew 15 with our guest speaker, Ernie Salinas. 

Today, as we honor graduating seniors, we will dig into Proverbs and see how God is always with us through every step of life.

In chapter 8, Joshua is discouraged and overwhelmed, still feeling the weight of Israel’s recent defeat at Ai.  Then God says, “Do not be afraid or discouraged.” He then sends Joshua right back to the same city where they failed before. Same battle, same enemy, but this time there’s a different outcome.

After a supernatural victory at Jericho, Israel was defeated in their next military battle. God’s people weren’t defeated by a public enemy;  they were defeated by a secret enemy within. Joshua chapter 7 reveals compromise of the heart and how we can avoid the devastation it brings. 

We’ve been studying the life of Joshua, and now we arrive at one of the most famous and misunderstood stories in scripture, Joshua 6 and the fall of Jericho. Today, we will dig deeper into this Old Testament account.

Joshua 5 happens right after a miracle. God parts the Jordan River, and the nation of Israel crosses into the Promised Land. After 40 years of wandering, they’re finally where God promised they would be. This should be the moment they rush forward in victory. But, instead, God tells them to stop. Today, we will […]

In part three of our series, Joshua is leading God’s people as they crossover the Jordan River and into the land God promised them. In Sunday’s message, we’ll discover what God did for Israel physically, He does now for us, spiritually, through Jesus.

Today, in part two of our series on the Book of Joshua, we encounter a woman named Rahab. Her story is one of faith in action. She put her hope in God, and it changed the course of history.