Waite Park Church

Daunte Britten unpacks the timeless story of the prodigal son, revealing God's boundless love and forgiveness. Discover how we can all find our way back home, no matter how far we've strayed. This sermon offers hope, healing, and a powerful reminder of grace for everyone.

Join Pastor Kory as he explains the Parable of the Wheat and Weeds, revealing Jesus' surprising message about judgment. Learn why we shouldn't judge others and how patience and humility are key to living as God's people in the world. Discover how to replace judgment with discernment and understand others more deeply.

Join Pastor Taylor as she delves into "The Good Samaritan" from Luke 10:25-37. Discover Jesus' powerful teaching on who our neighbor truly is and what it means to "Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your strength and with all your mind,' and, 'Love your neighbor as yourself.

In this series, we'll explore Jesus' parables to uncover what Life in the Kingdom really looks like. His stories reveal a new way of living—marked by grace, humility, generosity, and purpose. This isn't just about understanding the Kingdom—it's about living it. Join us as we learn from Jesus' parables how to follow Him and live the Life of the Kingdom today.

Join Pastor Abby as she explores "The Parable of the Persistent Widow," a powerful message on why we should always pray and never give up. Discover how persistent faith can overcome discouragement, even in the face of life's toughest challenges. Learn from real-life examples and be encouraged to pray big, kingdom-focused prayers.

In this series, we'll explore Jesus' parables to uncover what Life in the Kingdom really looks like. His stories reveal a new way of living—marked by grace, humility, generosity, and purpose. This isn't just about understanding the Kingdom—it's about living it. Join us as we learn from Jesus' parables how to follow Him and live the Life of the Kingdom today.

Pastor Kory shares the Parable of the Talents—Jesus' powerful reminder that everything we have is a gift from God. What will you do with your time, talents, and resources? This message will challenge you to live ready and invest in what matters most: God's Kingdom.

Join us today as we hear from one of our Missionary Families that we support!

Join us for the conclusion of the Third Person series as we hear from missionaries to Sierra Leone about how the Holy Spirit has guided them as they seek to be obedient to Christ.

This series, called "Third Person" is a deep dive into the person and work of the Holy Spirit. If Jesus needed the Holy Spirit to accomplish his mission on earth, then how much more do we?

In this message, Pastor Kory talks about how and often-neglected work of the Spirit--to empower us to fulfill the mission God gave us to bring flourishing to the world around us.

This series, called "Third Person" is a deep dive into the person and work of the Holy Spirit. If Jesus needed the Holy Spirit to accomplish his mission on earth, then how much more do we?

In this sermon, Pastor Abby walks us through 1 Corinthians 12 to show us the many gifts the Spirit gives us to build up the Church.

This series, called "Third Person" is a deep dive into the person and work of the Holy Spirit. If Jesus needed the Holy Spirit to accomplish his mission on earth, then how much more do we?

Pastor Kory shows us that the Fruit of the Spirit is love and how we can automatically grow this fruit.

This series, called "Third Person" is a deep dive into the person and work of the Holy Spirit. If Jesus needed the Holy Spirit to accomplish his mission on earth, then how much more do we?

In this message, Pastor Kory shows us how a secure connection with God is necessary to respond to the conviction of the Holy Spirit

This series, called "Third Person" is a deep dive into the person and work of the Holy Spirit. If Jesus needed the Holy Spirit to accomplish his mission on earth, then how much more do we?

In this sermon, Pastor Duane Fisher shows us how we can walk by the Spirit and how that allows us to live the way God desires.

This series, called "Third Person" is a deep dive into the person and work of the Holy Spirit. If Jesus needed the Holy Spirit to accomplish his mission on earth, then how much more do we?

This message by Pastor Kory reintroduces us to the Holy Spirit in Scripture.

The Passion of Christ is more than just a historical event; it has a deep meaning for our daily lives. We are glad you are here as we continue our sermon series leading up to Easter. Today we will discuss "Living Hopefully".

In this Easter message, Pastor Kory shows us where we can place our hope.

The Passion of Christ is more than just a historical event; it has a deep meaning for our daily lives. We are glad you are here as we continue our sermon series leading up to Easter. Today we will discuss "Jesus is Our King".

Jesus' arrival in Jerusalem on Palm Sunday shows is his inauguration as the king of God's Kingdom.

The Passion of Christ is more than just a historical event; it has a deep meaning for our daily lives. We are glad you are here as we begin our sermon series leading up to Easter. Today we will discuss "Why Jesus Died".

Curious about why Jesus died? This sermon dives into a central question of faith: why Jesus' death was so important to Christians, and how they believe it actually changed everything. We'll explore why the stories about Jesus spend so much time on his last week , and answer common questions like, "Why did God need Jesus to die to forgive us?" You'll learn that Jesus' death wasn't an accident but part of God's plan , and how it's seen as the clearest picture of God's amazing love for us. Discover how this act deals with our wrongs and allows us to live differently, not out of fear, but out of love. If you want to understand the heart of Christian belief, this sermon is for you.

The Passion of Christ is more than just a historical event; it has a deep meaning for our daily lives. We are glad you are here as we begin our sermon series leading up to Easter. Today we begin with "Jesus as our Example".

This message explores the profound significance of Jesus' suffering. In it, Kory emphasizes that Jesus endured the cross not as a test, but for the "joy set before him"—the profound joy of restoring relationship between God and humanity, and God's own joy in us. It encourages believers to embrace purposeful suffering, viewing it as a path to a deeper walk with Jesus and eternal joy, rather than a pointless burden.

Thank you for joining us this Sunday! Today's message is titled "The Struggle To Relate" which continues our "Struggle Bus" series. We're glad you're here!

Do you ever feel alone, even when surrounded by people? This sermon explores why we struggle to connect in our increasingly isolated world. Discover how modern life, from technology to individualism, impacts our relationships and mental well-being. Learn practical ways to cultivate deeper, more joyful connections, both with others and with God. It's time to overcome the struggle to relate and find true fulfillment.

Thank you for joining us this Sunday! Today's message is titled "The Struggle With Self" and continues our series. We're glad you're here!

This sermon explores the universal struggle with self that leaves us puzzled by our own actions. It delves into the concept of shame and how it keeps us stuck and isolated. Kory explains that our logical brain isn't always in charge, because our feelings can overwhelm. Discover how God's mercy and grace-filled community are essential foundations for overcoming shame and truly transforming.

Thank you for joining us this Sunday! Today's message is titled " The Struggle with Unhappiness" and continues our series. We're glad you're here!

Thank you for joining us this Sunday! Today's message is titled "How to Struggle Well" and kicks off a new series. We're glad you're here!

This sermon, part of the "Struggle Bus" series, tackles the pervasive feeling of unhappiness. It explores common sources of discontent, like unfulfilling work, health issues, or relationship struggles. Drawing from Psalm 73, Pastor Abby uses Asaph's journey to illustrate how focusing on perceived unfairness can lead to bitterness, and how shifting your perspective back to God's steadfast presence can bring refreshment and contentment, even when circumstances remain unchanged.

This sermon by Pastor Kory, kicks off the "Struggle Bus" series. In it, he challenges the idea that Christians shouldn't struggle by exploring common sources of discontent, like unfulfilling work, health issues, or relationship struggles. Drawing from Psalm 73, Pastor Kory uses Asaph's journey to illustrate how focusing on perceived unfairness can lead to bitterness, and how shifting your perspective back to God's steadfast presence can bring refreshment and contentment, even when circumstances remain unchanged.

Thank you for joining us this Sunday! Today we continue our "You Are" Focus Season with a message about God's ongoing work in you. We're glad you're here!

In this message, Abby and Andrew share their experience with calling by reflecting on their days as missionary kids.

Thank you for joining us this Sunday!  Today we continue our "You Are" Focus Season.  We're glad you're here!

In this message, Pastor Kory unpacks what the Bible means when it says, "You Are Light." He describes our identity in Christ, moving beyond general truths to the specific calling to "be light in the Lord." Discover what it means to live out this identity through goodness, righteousness, and truth, and learn how our community helps us shine brightly in a world that needs it.

Thank you for joining us this Sunday! Today we continue our "You Are" Focus Season with a message about God's ongoing work in you. We're glad you're here!

In this sermon, Abby explores the frustration many feel about not being "further along" in their faith journeys, emphasizing that the church is full of imperfect people still being transformed. She explains the Holy Spirit's roles in conviction, regeneration, and sanctification. The sermon encourages listeners to immerse themselves in God's truth and invite the Holy Spirit to work deeply within them, fostering a "Bethany heart" that longs for God's presence.

Thank you for joining us this Sunday! Today we continue our "You Are" Focus Season. We're glad you're here!

Discover true purpose and belonging! In a world that tells us we are our own, this sermon explores the profound truth that "You Are Not Your Own." Delve into 1 Corinthians 6:19 and the Heidelberg Catechism to understand how our bodies are sacred and belong to God. Learn why this ancient wisdom offers comfort in both life and death, and how it shapes our identity and actions.

Thank you for joining us this Sunday! Today we continue our "You Are" Focus Season with a message about being Dust. We're glad you're here!

This sermon explores the tension between humanity's remarkable nature as God's handiwork and our inherent limitations as "dust". It challenges the "Disney theology" that promotes limitless potential and encourages embracing our dependence on God and acknowledging our finite time and abilities. Ultimately, understanding our limitations can be freeing, leading to wisdom and a deeper trust in God's character and His plan for eternity.

Thank you for joining us this Sunday! Today we continue our "You Are" Focus Season with a message about being God's Handiwork. We're glad you're here!

Discover your true identity in "You Are God's Handiwork." This sermon explores what it means to be God's intentional creation, designed for purpose and flourishing. Move beyond a superficial understanding of "goodness" and embrace your God-given value and calling.

Thank you for joining us this Sunday! Today we kick off our new Focus Season, titled, You Are. We're glad you're here!

Introducing our winter 2025 Focus Season, this sermon explores the concept of identity, contrasting modern self-discovery with historical and biblical perspectives. Discover how societal shifts have changed our understanding of self and learn to build a solid foundation for your identity based on God's truth, rather than fleeting achievements, external opinions, or material possessions.