Stand-alone – Nothing Matters More
As many people are away for Chinese New Year, we will take a break from the book of Ruth, so that everyone can hear the conclusion of the book next week. This Sunday will be a stand-alone New Year’s message.
Previous Sermon Series
At Watermark, we generally like to teach through books of the Bible in our Sunday services. Below are a few of our latest sermon series. Click the series banner below to go to that series, or find all of our previous sermons in our sermons library.
Ruth
What are we in need of? For some, its money and resources, for others, its relationships. Ruth and Naomi were in survival mode and in need of both (and a whole lot more). Join us as we unpack the book of Ruth, which paints a beautiful picture of God’s steadfast love and ultimately points us to the bigger picture of the love of God in Christ Jesus and the gospel.
New Year Message
As we start a new year, we go back to God’s Word and look at the gospel, to receive a fresh vision to drive the life and ministry of Watermark this coming year.
Thanksgiving
As we reach the end of the year, we want to look back with thanks to all that God has done this year, and let it fuel our faith for the year ahead.
Journey to Bethlehem
Advent is the time of the year when we look away from the darkness of our busy lives and focus on the light of that wonderful moment when the Son of God was born on earth. This year we will journey through the beginning of Luke’s gospel, ending up in Bethlehem on Christmas Day. Join us as God himself shows us the significance of Christmas. As we see the joy of Mary, the song of the angels and the wonder of the shepherds, may our hearts again be thrilled with hope and delight.
2 Samuel
Long ago, God set up a glorious kingdom under his chosen king, David, as a picture of his plans for the world. But what happens when sin threatens the kingdom? Come join us as we continue our journey through the books of Samuel and are confronted with the state of our world and our need for Christ and the gospel.
1 Corinthians
The Church in Corinth was probably not the kind of church many of us would choose to attend: they were marked by division and conflict, denying the resurrection, confused about marriage and sexuality and abusing their spiritual gifts. And yet God meets all of these challenges by showing them how Christ and the gospel meets and deals with each issue they face. Just like the letter itself, our Christian life is lived out between ‘the cross’ and the final resurrection; and we need to learn how Christ and the gospel speak to the issues of our day and the challenges to our faith. This letter shows us how we can do that.