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This week on the church calendar is the first Sunday of Advent. We're starting a new series based on the four names of Christ from Isaiah 9:6. We'll see that Isaiah’s prophecy called for the people to anticipate a person who would come and bring about foundational hope for the world. Seeing Jesus as the one who is fully capable of leading and ruling the world at large is critical to our understanding how he governs now and our confidence that he will govern this way forever.
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This week on the church calendar is Christ the King Sunday. We don't usually look at Christ the King Sunday, but it's the last week before the season of Advent. This morning, we'll dig in and see what it's all about. I think you'll enjoy it. Let's dig in and take a look....
This week we are continuing our look at the resurrection and the rapture. Last week we saw Paul's teaching on the event itself, but as Chapter 5 begins, Paul's teaching continues. I see three more lessons for us here to keep in mind. Let's dig in and take a look....
Sermons from Waverly First Baptist Church. Pastor Steve Dygert. This week we are looking at the resurrection and the rapture. There is a lot of good things in Scripture that we can know about the resurrection and the rapture. Let's dig in and take a look....
Last week, we mentioned that the Apostle Paul is one that is a very thankful man. I think this week we'll see that he was also a very Godly man. This week we'll see that Paul is also a praying man. We'll dig into how he prayed, and notice a couple things that were important for him to pray for. Let's look at it together...
Last week, we mentioned that the Apostle Paul was one that is a very thankful man. I think this week we'll see that he was also a very Godly man. There are four charachteristics of Peter that we would do well to imitate if we would be Godly men and women as well. Let's look at it together...
The Apostle Paul is one that is a very thankful man. And he doesn't hesitate to express that gratitude for those in ministry with him, starting all but one of his letters with thanks to the beleivers there. Today we are starting a study in Thessalonians, and we see three things in particular that he is thankful for in the church in Thessalonica. Let's look at it together...
Have you ever run the rat race? Lived so busy carving out a life for yourselve that you forgot what was important. Today we look at the Apostle Paul, who was very much running a rat race of his own. But we'll talk about his realization of what was important, and how it changed his life. How it can change our lives. It boils down to one thing - if we get that right, everything else will be right as well.
From time to time, Jesus really came down hard on the religions leaders of the day. Today we look at the parable of the two son, one of those times Jesus criticizes them harshly. Let's see what He means as we look into the parable together.
Perhaps there are two parts to this message. First, we look at the hymn Amazing Grace by John Newton. We'll hear his story, and we'll see that his was truly a life changed when it met God's grace. Then look into the scriptures and we'll see the Parable of the Vineyard Workers, and we'll see a practical illustration of God's Grace at work.
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