Wayside Bible Chapel

Transfigured is a translation of the Greek word metamorphos from which we get metamorphosis. The Son of God burst through His chrysalis of human flesh and spread His wings of light, pure, glorious light. The darkness fled. The two prophets of old in glory were illuminated even more by Jesus' glory and spoke of His departure.

Jesus rebuked Peter for minding the things of men more than the things of God. Then He went on to explain how we need to lose our life to find it, meaning giving up our natural desires and cravings to have the life of God in us. This passage challenges us to live in Christ and have our minds transformed that we might truly have life.

Jesus rebuked Peter for minding the things of men more than the things of God. Then He went on to explain how we need to lose our life to find it, meaning giving up our natural desires and cravings to have the life of God in us. This passage challenges us to live in Christ and have our minds transformed that we might truly have life.

This is probably the most important sermon you could read. Jesus asked the disciples, "Who do you say I am?" He asks each person who ever lived something similar. The sermon explores what people thought then and now and challenges us to answer and then live accordingly.

This is probably the most important sermon you could read. Jesus asked the disciples, "Who do you say I am?" He asks each person who ever lived something similar. The sermon explores what people thought then and now and challenges us to answer and then live accordingly.

Welcome to Wayside Bible Chapel's Live Stream. Please join us virtually or in person in our sanctuary on Sundays at 10:30 am! Watch on our streaming service: https://Waysidechapel.sermon.net/21474586

Welcome to Wayside Bible Chapel's Live Stream. Please join us virtually or in person in our sanctuary on Sundays at 10:30 am! Watch on our streaming service: https://Waysidechapel.sermon.net/21474586

Welcome to Wayside Bible Chapel's Live Stream. Please join us virtually or in person in our sanctuary on Sundays at 10:30 am! Watch on our streaming service: https://Waysidechapel.sermon.net/21474586

Welcome to Wayside Bible Chapel's Live Stream. Please join us virtually or in person in our sanctuary on Sundays at 10:30 am! Watch on our streaming service: https://Waysidechapel.sermon.net/21474586

Faith is more important than health. In our passage today Jesus encourages a man little by little to have the faith to receive physical healing. The miracle pictures our gradual growth in faith and trust in our Savior.

Faith is more important than health. In our passage today Jesus encourages a man little by little to have the faith to receive physical healing. The miracle pictures our gradual growth in faith and trust in our Savior.

Sometimes we can be so clueless as to what the Lord is trying to speak to us. This passage seems to show Jesus was disappointed with the disciples' response to his warning. The warning is something we need to heed, and Jesus' questions to the disciples should also warn us not to be block heads.

Sometimes we can be so clueless as to what the Lord is trying to speak to us. This passage seems to show Jesus was disappointed with the disciples' response to his warning. The warning is something we need to heed, and Jesus' questions to the disciples should also warn us not to be block heads.

In this sermon we explore where the feeding of the 4000 took place and how it shows that Jesus is Jehovah Jireh. It challenges us to trust Jesus for all our needs but especially our spiritual hunger and thirst.

In this sermon we explore where the feeding of the 4000 took place and how it shows that Jesus is Jehovah Jireh. It challenges us to trust Jesus for all our needs but especially our spiritual hunger and thirst.

In this episode Jesus brings out of a Gentile woman a powerful expression of humble faith. He heals a man who is deaf and amazingly gives him the instant ability to speak clearly. That would require a whole rewiring of portions of the brain!

In this episode Jesus brings out of a Gentile woman a powerful expression of humble faith. He heals a man who is deaf and amazingly gives him the instant ability to speak clearly. That would require a whole rewiring of portions of the brain!

Traditions of men had taken precedence over God's Word. Jesus reinterpreted the meaning of kosher and cleanliness while calling out the hypocrisy of the religious leaders of His day.

Traditions of men had taken precedence over God's Word. Jesus reinterpreted the meaning of kosher and cleanliness while calling out the hypocrisy of the religious leaders of His day.

Life in this fallen world is full of storms. This episode tells us how those storms are meant for our good and how we can go through them with peace and joy in our hearts. Where we fix our heart and mind determines how we experience life's storms.

Life in this fallen world is full of storms. This episode tells us how those storms are meant for our good and how we can go through them with peace and joy in our hearts. Where we fix our heart and mind determines how we experience life's storms.

Welcome to Wayside Bible Chapel's Live Stream. Please join us virtually or in person in our sanctuary on Sundays at 10:30 am! Watch on our streaming service: https://Waysidechapel.sermon.net/21474586

Welcome to Wayside Bible Chapel's Live Stream. Please join us virtually or in person in our sanctuary on Sundays at 10:30 am! Watch on our streaming service: https://Waysidechapel.sermon.net/21474586

Jesus directed the disciples to sail away from the crowds and be with Him. But when they landed, a crowd was already waiting for them. The disciples wanted to learn from Him, and they did, but not in the way they expected.

Jesus directed the disciples to sail away from the crowds and be with Him. But when they landed, a crowd was already waiting for them. The disciples wanted to learn from Him, and they did, but not in the way they expected.

John the Baptist and Herod Antipas could not have been any different. The way they responded to their circumstances is a great illustration of the two paths that lie before us all.

John the Baptist and Herod Antipas could not have been any different. The way they responded to their circumstances is a great illustration of the two paths that lie before us all.

Jesus sends His disciples out two by two for a reason. They are training to carry on when He is not present. They have been given authority to case out demons and heal. These are not always signs of belonging to Christ, but in this even were signs the Kingdom was breaking in.

Jesus sends His disciples out two by two for a reason. They are training to carry on when He is not present. They have been given authority to case out demons and heal. These are not always signs of belonging to Christ, but in this even were signs the Kingdom was breaking in.

Jesus revisits his hometown only to find them nearly as hardened as his last visit. We explore why and how it may apply to our expectations. We also find the fascinating prediction hidden within the meaning of his trade as a "carpenter".

Jesus revisits his hometown only to find them nearly as hardened as his last visit. We explore why and how it may apply to our expectations. We also find the fascinating prediction hidden within the meaning of his trade as a "carpenter".

Moses confronts Pharoah and proclaims, “Thus says the LORD, the God of the Hebrews, ‘Let my people go, that they may serve me.” Each time Moses confronts Pharoah, he promises a plague from God almighty against the false gods of Egypt. Each time Pharoah resists and hardens his heart. In this message, we examine plague #5 (Death of the livestock), plague #6 (Skin boils), plague #7 (Firey Hail), plague #8 (Locusts) and plague #9 (Darkness). Finally, we set the stage for the last and final plague, the Death of the Firstborn.

Moses confronts Pharoah and proclaims, “Thus says the LORD, the God of the Hebrews, ‘Let my people go, that they may serve me.” Each time Moses confronts Pharoah, he promises a plague from God almighty against the false gods of Egypt. Each time Pharoah resists and hardens his heart. In this message, we examine plague #5 (Death of the livestock), plague #6 (Skin boils), plague #7 (Firey Hail), plague #8 (Locusts) and plague #9 (Darkness). Finally, we set the stage for the last and final plague, the Death of the Firstborn.

The disciples of Jesus went from complete dejection to unspeakable joy. The message takes that journey with them trying visualize and understand their experience. It also challenges us with the call that Jesus gave to them and to us.

The disciples of Jesus went from complete dejection to unspeakable joy. The message takes that journey with them trying visualize and understand their experience. It also challenges us with the call that Jesus gave to them and to us.

The ruler of the synagogue humbly and urgently pleaded with Jesus to heal his daughter. Jesus went with him in the midst of a throng. A woman with a bleeding problem sneaked through the crowd to touch the tassel of his garment. She, like many, believed the tassel of the Messiah's tunic had the power to heal. She was healed and Jesus relieved her fear by calling her "daughter". The synagogue ruler's daughter died, but Jesus told him to not be afraid, only believe. He raised her to life. The parallels and contrasts of these two incidences are instructive and insightful.

The ruler of the synagogue humbly and urgently pleaded with Jesus to heal his daughter. Jesus went with him in the midst of a throng. A woman with a bleeding problem sneaked through the crowd to touch the tassel of his garment. She, like many, believed the tassel of the Messiah's tunic had the power to heal. She was healed and Jesus relieved her fear by calling her "daughter". The synagogue ruler's daughter died, but Jesus told him to not be afraid, only believe. He raised her to life. The parallels and contrasts of these two incidences are instructive and insightful.

Jesus and the disciples were met on the shores of Gadera by two men who look like zombies who came out of tombs and ran straight up to Jesus. The account seems to point to the demons stopping Jesus from reaching out to the Gentiles. But that is not the end of the story. The Lamb always wins!

Jesus and the disciples were met on the shores of Gadera by two men who look like zombies who came out of tombs and ran straight up to Jesus. The account seems to point to the demons stopping Jesus from reaching out to the Gentiles. But that is not the end of the story. The Lamb always wins!

After an exhausting day, Jesus set sail for the Greek side of the lake. He was so tired that He was sleeping through a storm that was swamping the boat. The disciples woke Him and He rebuked the wind and commanded the waves to be still. Jesus asked the disciples what we need to hear facing our storms, "Why are you so afraid? Have you still no faith?"

After an exhausting day, Jesus set sail for the Greek side of the lake. He was so tired that He was sleeping through a storm that was swamping the boat. The disciples woke Him and He rebuked the wind and commanded the waves to be still. Jesus asked the disciples what we need to hear facing our storms, "Why are you so afraid? Have you still no faith?"

While Jews around the world were reading of God's deliverance from their annihilation when God used Esther to expose the evil plot, Israel and USA began eliminating the Iranian regime which has vowed the destruction of Israel and America. The sermon illuminates the underlying theology and physical circumstances behind the attack. God's repetition of historical events on the same day on the Jewish calendar shows us that God is sovereign over history.

While Jews around the world were reading of God's deliverance from their annihilation when God used Esther to expose the evil plot, Israel and USA began eliminating the Iranian regime which has vowed the destruction of Israel and America. The sermon illuminates the underlying theology and physical circumstances behind the attack. God's repetition of historical events on the same day on the Jewish calendar shows us that God is sovereign over history.

Jesus gave three short parables after the one on different types of soil. The first was about putting a lamp where it can be seen. The second was on the way the kingdom grows without our being aware of it. And the third was on the tiny beginnings of the kingdom of God and the promise of great growth. The more we shine and cast the seed of the Word, the greater is the growth of God's kingdom.

Jesus gave three short parables after the one on different types of soil. The first was about putting a lamp where it can be seen. The second was on the way the kingdom grows without our being aware of it. And the third was on the tiny beginnings of the kingdom of God and the promise of great growth. The more we shine and cast the seed of the Word, the greater is the growth of God's kingdom.

The parable of the sower is key to understanding parables. In it, we see the four kinds of soil that represent the condition of our hearts. We need to tend our heart's soil to see that we readily receive the Word when it is proclaimed and that we allow our roots of faith to grow deep into the living water if we are to bear fruit.

The parable of the sower is key to understanding parables. In it, we see the four kinds of soil that represent the condition of our hearts. We need to tend our heart's soil to see that we readily receive the Word when it is proclaimed and that we allow our roots of faith to grow deep into the living water if we are to bear fruit.

In this passage we learn about Jesus' family and the conflict with the scribes from Jerusalem. The sermon also covers the unforgivable sin of blaspheming the Holy Spirit.

In this passage we learn about Jesus' family and the conflict with the scribes from Jerusalem. The sermon also covers the unforgivable sin of blaspheming the Holy Spirit.

Mark's repeated mention of the pressing crowds lend validity to the account of Jesus' divine powers. After a night of prayer Jesus calls His disciples up a mountainside and selects the twelve who will officially represent Him in the kingdom He is ushering into the hearts of mankind.

Mark's repeated mention of the pressing crowds lend validity to the account of Jesus' divine powers. After a night of prayer Jesus calls His disciples up a mountainside and selects the twelve who will officially represent Him in the kingdom He is ushering into the hearts of mankind.