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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.

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.

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.

The Body

We tend to have a complicated relationship with our physical bodies. On the one hand we’re told they’re nothing, what you feel is what is most important. On the other hand, we’re told that what we look like is ‘everything’. As Christians we tend to think God only cares about our hearts, and maybe our heads; but God has made us embodied beings for a reason. In this series we look at what God has to say about our physical bodies – the good, the bad, the broken and what our bodies will look like heaven.

The Wonderful Work of God

The Bible is the most amazing book one could ever read: It is like a deep reservoir that you will never exhaust. You will never outgrow it. It will continue to minister to you all the days of your life. However, in order to get the most out of God’s Word; we need to follow the storyline. The Bible is not just a random collection of sayings, wisdom or ideas. It has a flow, a plotline, and a narrative arc. In this series, we go on a journey to trace the storyline of the Bible and to see the wonderful work of God in redeeming and saving people like us

Easter

The Gospel is the story of God’s saving grace in the world, from beginning to end. The gospel doesn’t begin in the New Testament but starts from Genesis and finds its fulfillment in Jesus. As we build up to Easter, we look at how the saving work of God through Jesus is pictured throughout the Old Testament in anticipation of the Saviour’s coming.

Unwrapping Empty Gifts When Christmas Lets You Down

Many of us will receive gifts at Christmas time. Some of them will be expensive or meaningful, some will be superficial and hardly last. Many times we look to Christmas give us something special, some deep joy, or peace, or hope. But Christmas comes and Christmas goes, we pack away the wrapping and the decorations, and feel empty. In this series we explore the gift that Christmas is meant to give us and keep on giving us, through all the ups-and-downs of life.

Living Distinctively

Christians are not simply those who believe a certain set of doctrines; Christians are those who have been set apart by God, in order to live for God, and to live like God. This means that Christians’ lives should look distinctive; different from the culture in which we live. In this series we explore how the gospel reframes the way that Christians think about money, sex and power.