Wyoming Park Bible Fellowship

This is a recording of our in-person BFG Discussion group, discussing May 9's sermon, "When We Feel Betrayed"

Are any sufferings as difficult as betrayal? Not only do we lose an  intimate friend, but that friend makes themself our enemy, using the  secrets of our friendship as weapons against us. Jesus knows exactly  what that feels like. Today we see it in David’s life through Psalm 55.

This week, we held our first in-person BFG discussion as a group, so this week's midweek podcast is a recording of that. We discussed 5/2/21's sermon, "The LORD Will Provide"

Speaker: Joel Morgan

Today’s message shows not only what Jesus did to provide for our  salvation, but also what the Father did to give his one and only Son to  provide for that salvation. Today we walk with Abraham and Isaac as they  ascend the mountain.

The group applies the principles for judging conspiracy theories on the event of Jesus's resurrection.

Pastor John and Katie discuss the sermon from April 25, 2021 "Do not murder"

In the 10 Commandments we have been learning that we need to regard God  as holy, and we are also to regard as holy those things that God regards  as holy. Today we discover another thing that is holy to God – human  life.

The group weighs other principles applied to testing conspiracy theories against biblical examples. 

Pastor John and Becki discuss the sermon from April 18, 2021 "The Beatitudes"

This week, Pastor John returns to his series on the book of Matthew:  "King from Heaven." Picking up in Matthew 5, Pastor John examines the  beatitudes, and how they demonstrate salvation.

"Let the redeemed of the Lord tell their story" (Psalm 107:2)

Pastor John and Becki Watson discuss last Sunday's sermon, "Naaman the Leper" (4/12/21)

The Bible contains several noteworthy occasions where our wealth and our souls are weighed against each other in the balance. Today we study the story is about Naaman the leper to learn more about these tradeoffs.

Pastor John and Becki Watson discuss Easter Sunday's sermon, "Inescapable Truth"

How do you choose which religion or non-religion you will accept? So  often our decision is based on which teachings move us personally and  which ones make the most sense. But, is that the best method for making  this life or death decision? Today we study Paul’s first recorded  message to see what he learned on this topic.

Audio recording of March 28, 2021's Sunday Night Church message.

Pastor John and Becki Watson discuss some other implications of the 5th commandment, "Honor your Father and Mother"

The Scriptures tell us that God knows all things and that his plan is perfect. So, by implication, God also knows what our lives would have been like had he placed us into his plan at a different time or place – but he chose our current reality as the best of all possible realities. Today we consider one of the most significant implications of this truth about our Sovereign God – our relationship...

What "toolkit" can we assemble to help us break down what is true and what isn't? 

This week, Pastor John and Becki Watson discussed the second part of the "Qualifications for Leaders" series, as preached on Sunday, March 21.

Last week we learned about some foundational characteristics that should  be present in the lives of church leaders. Today we will look at the  rest of the qualifications that we find in the Bible. It is important to  know what Jesus requires of the leaders of his church.

Should Christians believe in conspiracy theories? 

Pastor John and Becki Watson discuss last week's sermon, which was team-taught by three of our Elders. Also, John and Becki have inarticulate and unprofessional oration about whether it's important to be articulate and professional when you orate.

Jesus is the Chief Shepherd, and those who serve as under-shepherds in  the church are given both a serious responsibility and a great  privilege. Today, several of our own church leaders will share from  God’s Word about the Biblical qualifications for leadership. We want to  be faithful as we select the leaders who will serve Jesus and his church  well.