Wyoming Park Bible Fellowship

For more information about our Advent Reading Plan through the book of Isaiah, visit wpbiblefellowship.org/advent

For more information about our Advent Reading Plan through the book of Isaiah, visit wpbiblefellowship.org/advent

For more information about our Advent Reading Plan through the book of Isaiah, visit wpbiblefellowship.org/advent

This week, Pastor John and Becki Watson are joined by Steve Kopp to discuss Pastor John's sermon from December 6, "David & Goliath".

For more information about our Advent Reading Plan through the book of Isaiah, please visit wpbiblefellowship.org/advent

For more information about our Advent Reading Plan through the book of Isaiah, please visit wpbiblefellowship.org/advent

For more information about our Advent Reading Plan through the book of Isaiah, please visit wpbiblefellowship.org/advent

Is there any Bible story more famous than the story of David and Goliath? The story about a little boy who overcame a giant enemy. What an inspirational story of courage! But is it a story just about David’s courage? What else is going on in the story, and where do we see Jesus? Let’s talk about it.

For more information about our Advent Reading Plan through the book of Isaiah, please visit wpbiblefellowship.org/advent

For more information about our Advent Reading Plan through the book of Isaiah, please visit wpbiblefellowship.org/advent

For more information about our Advent Reading Plan through the book of Isaiah, please visit wpbiblefellowship.org/advent

For more information on our 2020 Advent Reading plan, please visit wpbiblefellowship.org/advent

This week, Pastor John and Becki Watson are joined by Josh Brewster to discuss his November 29 sermon, "The Entrepreneur, the surly Crowd and the Benefactor" on Luke 19.

For the next 24 days leading up until Christmas, this podcast feed will feature readings from the book of Isaiah that will drop each morning at 6:00 a.m.  For more information about our Advent Reading Plan through the book of Isaiah visit our website and click on Bible Studies. Today’s reading is Isaiah 1:1-6

Biblical passages are both complex and simple in nature. There are many interconnected layers to every passage. This week we look at the story of Zacchaeus from a different angle and experience how Jesus challenges all with his subversion.

In this midweek podcast episode, Pastor John and Becki Watson discuss November 22's sermon, "No Other Gods." 

Have you ever heard someone say, “…get out of my face!”, or “…get that thing out of my face!”? We understand that expression. We know what it feels like to be confronted with something so repulsive that we want it “out of our face”. There is no hedging or debate. It is all or nothing. We want it out of our face. Did you know that God feels that way sometimes? In today’s message from our series on...

Pastor John and Becki Watson discuss November 15th's sermon, "The Splendors of Wealth" from Psalm 49.

Have you ever wondered why we melt in the  presence of a celebrity? Why are we intimidated by the rich? Why do we  ascribe so much power to the wealthy? Psalm 49 poses these questions as a riddle and teaches us why we can live in a different way.

On Wyoming Park Bible Fellowship's inaugural midweek podcast, Becki Watson and Pastor John discuss last week's sermon, "The LORD Most High" on Psalm 47.

The Bible indicates that a person can be so overwhelmed with joy that they cannot help but burst in to singing. Have you ever been that full of joy? Is there anything that can so move you that you cannot help but break into song? What would it take to make us that joyful? Let’s talk about it today as we study Psalm 47.

Have you ever received a medal or  something like a “merit badge”?  We give those kinds of things to honor a  person’s skill or a noble act of courage. Such an honor can be a great  blessing, and an affirmation of a job well done. Will Jesus give us a medal some day?  Is that what it is all about? Today we think about one  of the great stories of the Bible – often cal...

Religious people expend intense human efforts to  please God by meeting his requirements – by obeying his laws and making  sacrifices.  Non-religious people ignore God and his laws and live their  own way – by doing what is right in their own eyes. Neither of those are Christianity. Christianity recognizes that we are  sinners and that we cannot meet the requirements of Go...

Today’s text talks to us about the “God of Jacob”. What does that phrase mean? What do we learn about God from the story of Jacob, and why is it such an encouragement to us today?

Last week Jesus asked us a question of first importance: "Who do you say that I am?" Now we move to another question of first importance: What does it mean to follow Jesus? Jesus teaches that following him has a cost, but that it is a cost well worth paying.