Watermark Sunday Messages

Continuing our current sermon series, A Bible-Revering Church, TA looks at what the Bible says about politics.

God cares deeply about our physical bodies, so we should too. In this message, TA continues the series, “A Bible-Revering Church” by zooming in on what the Bible says about how God created, redeemed, and owns our physical bodies.

Continuing the "A Bible-Revering Church", Dave Bruskas, Director of Re:Generation, talked about the challenge today regarding gender ideology within the church. He began by asking, “Who is Jesus to us?”, then worked towards understanding who we are as gendered people.

In this message, TA continues the series, “A Bible-Revering Church,” and unpacks what God says about marriage from Ephesians 5:22-33.

Having a reverence for God's Word can drastically change how Christians relate to God and His people. In this message, TA walks through Scripture to show us three ways Jesus revered the Bible and how we can do the same. The list of Jesus in every book in the Bible was adapted from material from JD Greear at the Summit Church, GotQuestions, and Scripture & Story.

Through looking at Psalm 119:97-104, Jermaine Harrison, Students Director at Watermark, asks some questions to help us grow in treasuring God’s Word in response to His great love and saving work for us in Christ.

In this message, TA shows a story from Nehemiah 8 that reveals the key to revival. All it takes is a collective reverence of and response to the Word of God.

In a heartfelt discussion, the hosts explore how to be there for loved ones facing mental health challenges. They reflect on the importance of empathy and being present, referencing the story of Job. Personal anecdotes highlight the need for vulnerability and genuine connections. Listeners are encouraged to recognize their limits while still offering unwavering support, including accompanying friends to counseling. The episode concludes with a focus on building community through faith and heartfelt prayers for hope and resilience.

This conversation explores the profound connection between faith and mental health, especially during challenging times. It emphasizes that even Jesus experienced deep emotions, offering comfort to those who struggle. Listeners learn about the importance of embracing feelings, seeking help, and maintaining openness in conversations about mental health. Key choices for navigating sadness and distress are shared, providing hope for anyone feeling overwhelmed. The blend of spiritual insights and practical advice creates a supportive environment for healing.

In this message, Oren Martin, Senior Director of Equipping and Professor of the Watermark Institute, wraps up our "A Missional Church" series. He walks through Jonah 4 and shows how Jonah’s failure to rightly see God’s grace in his life resulted in him not wanting to proclaim God’s grace to others.