Wayside Communities Church Sermons

Unity, Diversity & Love Ben Brummett In Christ, we cannot separate unity, diversity and love.

Blessings and Curses (2 Kings 2:19-25) Nathan Kim How we respond to God's Word reveals whether we are headed toward life or judgment, and God alone decides which.

Going Before God (2 Kings 1:1-18) Ben Brummett God is God, so we must guard against disregard or disrespect in our search for answers.

1 Kings 21:1-29 Ben Brummett God's amazing grace is why we have hope. Today's passage vividly portrays the wickedness of sin before giving us a glimpse of God's amazing grace with a surprising twist that should encourage and challenge all of us.

Outlasted (1 Kings 19:13-19) Ben Brummett God's plan will outlast our lifespan.

Perspective (1 Kings 19:9-14) Ben Brummett Perseverance depends upon our perspective. We can only see our earthly circumstances clearly from the heights of Heaven.

Limits (1 Kings 19:5-8) Ben Brummett When we reach our limits, God meets us there. Elijah was a man with a limited nature, just like us; and when he hit his limit, the Lord was with him.

God keeps His promises, so we should keep praying for those promises.

God keeps His promises, so we should keep praying for those promises.

Our recommitment to wholehearted worship begins with remembering.

Sin strategically avoids accountability.

When God wills, there is a way!

Tragedy tests and transforms our faith in God.

God gives hope to the helpless.

We can trust God's promises and plans!

God is sovereign, even when we wander.

In Christ, death doesn't get the final word!

Prayer is where we surrender to God.

Christians can and should pray like Christ.

In Christ, we all have a healing ministry.

We have a Heavenly Father who loves to hear from His children.

We reflect the truthfulness of God when we tell the truth.

Because Jesus is near, we can wait with patient endurance. Not because the waiting will be short, but because we're not waiting alone.

Most of us think too much about making money and not enough about the meaning of money.

Christians can't afford the cost of unresolved conflict.

A life of wisdom is reflected in a life of supernatural love.

Words must matter to maturing Christians.

We need a faith that works, so that we can be confident in Christ.

We just speak and act as those who have freely received mercy, and who can give mercy freely.

The gospel corrects how we see ourselves and others.

Good religion in God's sight is simply obeying God's commands.

Obedience leads to blessing, so we can blessedly obey God's Word right away, all the say.

God's word grows in gentleness to produce righteousness, so we must pay attention to the condition of our hearts.

God gives good gifts, so we can trust in His goodness!

Perseverance leads to life!

We need divine wisdom to deal with wealth, wether we have it or not.

The way we pray affects the outcomes, so we must pray faithfully.

When the Body is fully alive, its members experience fullness of blessing!

Suffering sanctifies us, so we can experience joy in trials.

To serve the Lord is to obey Him, and to obey the Lord is to serve Him.

God's wisdom brings life!

Pursue God's wisdom with your heart!

True wisdom begins with a humble heart that seeks the Lord.

God calls us to reorder our lives around what really matters: joy in Him, peace in our homes, and love in our relationships.

Our sin and the enemy draw us away from true friendship, so we must stay close to Christ to stay close to one another.

When we seek satisfaction in the material world, we will always be discontent, whether facing poverty or plenty. The only path to true contentment is trusting in the Lord as our complete satisfaction.

God calls us to trust in Him wholeheartedly, reject self-reliance, submit to Him in all things, and fear Him by turning from evil. This path brings peace and aligns us with His redemptive purposes.

Putting off pride and putting on humility leads to honor.

God's purpose is superior to our plans! If we align to His purposes, we will move from anxiety to peace.

Our words reveal and reshape our desires, so we must speak in ways that build up one another and reflect Christ.

God is the source of all wisdom and knowledge, so we must approach Him with reverence if we want to live wisely.