Hyde Wesleyan Weekly Sermon Audio

In this powerful message, Pastor Angel unpacks Jesus’ life-altering question from Matthew 16:13–17: “Who do you say that I am?” Challenging listeners to move beyond secondhand opinions and encounter Christ personally, this sermon invites a transformational response that redefines identity, purpose, and eternal destiny.

In the final message of the Yes, But Theology series, Pastor Stevan Sheets unpacks the cultural cliché "All roads lead to God," clarifying that while every life ends at God’s throne, not every path leads to life. Pointing to Jesus as the only road to salvation, this powerful sermon calls us to reject passive hope and walk boldly in the truth of the gospel.

In this message, Pastor Stevan Sheets challenges the popular phrase, “God just wants me to be happy,” exposing it as a half-truth that distorts God’s greater purpose. Drawing from Ecclesiastes 2, Jeremiah 17, and John 15, he shows that while God is not against our happiness, His ultimate goal is our holiness — and only in Him do we find true and lasting joy.

In this message from the Yes, But Theology series, Pastor Stevan challenges the familiar phrase, “Everything happens for a reason,” revealing its lack of biblical foundation. Rooted in Romans 8:28 and the story of Joseph, the sermon reminds us that while not everything is God's will, God can redeem every circumstance—and our true hope is found in His presence, not in easy answers.

In this message from the Yes, but... theology series, Pastor Stevan Sheets challenges the familiar phrase, "We've never done it that way before," through the lens of Acts 15 and the early church’s tension with change. With humor and clarity, he reminds us that while God's mission never changes, our methods must—always keeping Jesus at the center.

In this message from the Yes, But Theology series, Pastor Stevan Sheets unpacks the commonly used phrase, “Who am I to judge?”, challenging us to move beyond avoidance and toward biblical discernment. Rooted in Matthew 7:1–5, this sermon calls believers to judge humbly, with God's Word as the standard, starting with self-examination and always aiming toward restoration.

Pastor Stevan begins the Yes, But… Theology series by tackling the popular saying, “God won’t give you more than you can handle.” Drawing from 1 Corinthians 10:13, 2 Corinthians 1, and examples throughout Scripture, he shows how this phrase is often misapplied and replaced with the deeper truth that while life can overwhelm us, God never leaves us alone in it. Instead of self-reliance, we’re calle...

In this powerful message, Pastor Angel challenges us to embrace the discipline of silence and solitude as modeled by Jesus. Drawing from key Scriptures, she shares four compelling reasons we need quiet time with God—to resist temptation, gain clarity in decisions, find comfort in grief, and recharge for daily life. Step away from the noise and rediscover the gentle whisper of God’s presence.

In Dare to Hope, part of The Power of Lament series, Pastor Stevan leads us through Lamentations 3, showing how authentic lament makes room for hope even in the darkest seasons. Drawing from Jeremiah's raw grief, we’re reminded that God's faithful love and new mercies anchor us when nothing else makes sense.

In this message titled A Sacred Cry, Pastor Stevan Sheets opens the series The Power of Lament by exploring Psalm 13 and the biblical practice of lament. He reminds us that sorrow, grief, and brutal honesty before God are not weaknesses but sacred acts of worship that lead us to deeper trust, even when nothing changes.

In Rooted in New Life, Pastor Stevan Sheets continues the Rooted series by exploring Colossians 3 and what it means to live a transformed life in Christ. As we remain rooted in Jesus and the gospel, our lives are marked by daily renewal, spiritual growth, and a visible reflection of Christ’s character in everything we do.

In Week 2 of the Rooted series, Pastor Stevan Sheets challenges us to stay grounded in the Gospel, not just as a starting point of faith, but as the daily source of life and freedom. Drawing from Colossians 2, this message reminds us that Jesus is enough and calls us to grow deeper roots in Him.

In this kickoff message of the Rooted series, Pastor Stevan Sheets explores Colossians 1 to reveal why being "Rooted in Christ" is essential for spiritual growth and resilience. Through vivid illustrations and biblical truth, we’re reminded that Jesus is the visible image of God, the creator and sustainer of all, and the only foundation strong enough to weather life’s storms.

In Living for More Than Us, Pastor Stevan concludes the Living More Than series with a powerful call to long-haul faithfulness. Drawing from 2 Timothy and Hebrews 12, he challenges us to lay down selfishness, embrace our legacy of faith, and run our race with endurance—entrusting the Gospel to future generations.

On this Pentecost Sunday, Pastor Stevan reminds us that living more than requires living in dependence—fully connected to Jesus, the true Vine. As we abide in Him and trust the Holy Spirit’s power, God produces lasting fruit in our lives and accomplishes more than we can ask or imagine.

In Living Beyond Sunday, Pastor Stevan continues the Living More Than series by challenging us to embrace worship as a lifestyle, not just a Sunday ritual. Rooted in Psalm 100, this message reminds us that true worship is a daily response to God’s goodness, marked by joyful obedience, gratitude in action, and surrender to His unchanging character.

In this message, Pastor Stevan Sheets launches the Living More Than series with a powerful reminder that vision is meant to be lived out. Exploring James 1, he challenges us to move beyond listening and step into obedience, emphasizing that God’s blessing comes in the doing—through sacrificial, creative, and consistent acts of faith.

In More Than We Ask or Think, Pastor Stevan leads Hyde Wesleyan Church in celebrating a powerful year of growth, life change, and generosity—while casting bold vision for a future marked by faith and multiplication. Rooted in Ephesians 3:14–21, this Celebration Sunday message launches the More Than campaign, inviting the church to trust God for immeasurably more than they could ask or imagine.

In More Than a Building, Pastor Stevan Sheets reminds us that the Church is not a place but a people, called to live out the resurrection power of Jesus in everyday life. Drawing from Acts 3, he challenges us to offer what we do have—Jesus—to a world in need, as part of the one Church alive and active today.

Pastor Angel continues the More Than series with a powerful message titled More Than Enough, drawing from 2 Kings 4:1–7. Through the story of Elisha and the widow’s oil, Pastor Angel reminds us that God invites us to be active participants in His provision—and that even our smallest offerings, when given in faith, can be multiplied into more than enough.

In More Than Fine, Pastor Stevan launches the More Than series by challenging us not to settle for a “just getting by” faith but to live in the overwhelming victory Christ promises. Rooted in Romans 8, this message reminds us that God is for us, has cleared us, and will never leave us—calling us to thrive, not just survive.

On this Easter Sunday, Pastor Stevan concludes the series Journey Through the Cross with a powerful message titled The Risen One. Drawing from Luke 24, he reminds us that the resurrection of Jesus isn’t just the ending of a sorrowful story—it’s the ultimate sequel that resets everything. The empty tomb invites us to new life, renewed identity, and resurrection power that transforms our today and o...

In this Palm Sunday message, Pastor Stevan continues the Journey Through the Cross series with “The Cross & Curtain.” Reflecting on Matthew 27, he explores the cross as more than a symbol—it's a tool of suffering, access, and transformation that still shapes lives today. Discover how Christ’s sacrifice tears the veil, granting us full access to the Father and the power to be made new.

In the second message of the Journey Through the Cross series, Pastor Angel shares a powerful reminder from John 13:1–17 that true greatness is found in humility. In a world that glorifies pride, Jesus sets the ultimate example by washing His disciples' feet—even those who would betray Him—calling us to serve with the same love and selflessness.