Wenatchee First Assembly

As we continue our Advent series, we’ll take a deeper look at God’s plan in preparing the way for the coming Messiah.

This week we turn our attention to the second theme of Advent, “Peace.”  As the angels delivered the good news of Jesus’ birth to an unexpecting group of shepherds, we’re reminded that God’s gift of peace is available to everyone.

Thank you for joining us this Sunday as we begin our new Advent series, “The Promise of Christmas.” Over the next four weeks, we’ll look at the stories of four people who were the first to see the promise of a savior fulfilled!

As we close our series, we focus on the blessing of eternal hope that sustains us through trials, offering us peace and joy even in the most difficult seasons of life.

Today Pastor Dan Hiatt shares practical insights from the life of Moses and the deliverance of God’s people out of Egypt. We’ll discover what it means to cultivate God’s presence in our lives and in the church.

This weeks message centers on recognizing God’s faithful provision in our lives. Jesus taught us to trust in God’s care, reminding us that our heavenly Father knows what we need before we ask.

Relationships are one of God’s most tangible blessings we have. In Week 2, we explore the importance of community, friendship, and family, and how God uses our relationships to shape us, support us, and point us to Him.

When you think of the goodness of God in your life what comes to mind? Today we’ll begin a new series that will encourage us to count our blessings, both great and small.

Today we welcome Missionary Eleah Tercero. She works with Chi Alpha Indonesia in reaching university students with the power of the gospel. You’ll hear her passion for Jesus and the call to go and make disciples everywhere!

When it comes to life, every one of us will leave behind a legacy. The question is, what kind of legacy will you leave?

As we conclude our series today on the “basics” of Christian faith, we’ll look at the importance of serving God and others.

Today the journey continues as we look together at the foundational elements of our Christian faith.

Today we will be focusing on the nature of Scripture and the transformational role it plays in the life of believers.

There are times in life when we just need to get back to the basics. Today Pastor Darth begins a four-week series on foundational elements of faith.

We’re honored to have Josiah Bridgewater with us. He and his family serve as Strategic Partners (missionaries) in the country of Malawi. They are part of the missionaries we support on a monthly bases.   

We are so glad you joined us today as Keith Kidwell shares from the Book of James. Keith, and his wife Mary, are retired Assembly of God missionaries. They’ve made WFA their home church and we are blessed to have them as members!

The story of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego is a powerful reminder that true faith means obeying God regardless of the consequences.

Jonah, we know the name, but do we know the whole story? As part of Family Worship Month, Pastor Darth will share about this Old Testament prophet who ended up in a watery grave.

“Stress and worry have become synonymous with what it means to live life these days. Scripture tells us not to worry about anything in this life. But how can we stop? It seems like the more we try not to worry, the more things come up that cause us to stress out even more! The […]

Today Pastor Dan Hiatt shares how God has directed his steps throughout his life and how God is directing yours too. 

Are you built to last?  Today We’ll Consider this Question as We Look at the Parable of the Two Builders.

Today Pastor Darth will share about eight specific benefits we have as followers of Jesus.

Today we conclude our “Living by Faith” series as we look at the faith of blind Bartimaeus.

Today we will continue the Living by Faith series as Pastor Darth shares the keys to receiving God’s promises.

Today Pastor Darth begins a three-week series on the topic of faith. In part one, we’ll look at the life of Abraham, a man who was considered the “Father of Faith” in the Bible.