Sermons at Waterview Church of Christ

Thankful for the Church

Thankful for the Church

Out of all the churches to which Paul wrote letters, the church of the Thessalonians was a cut above. In his first epistle to them he spent the whole first chapter remembering and praising them. These wonderful verses remind us that we, like Paul, should be thankful for the church.

By Jason Moon|2020-11-18T09:35:23-06:00November 15th, 2020|1 Thessalonians, Thankful|

Thankful for Friends

Thankful for Friends

Our culture has enough complainers. Instead, God wants his children to be thankful. As Thanksgiving approaches, we are going to focus on the things for which we should be thankful. In this lesson, we'll investigate the great story of Jonathon and David. All of us need a friend like Jonathon! From him, we learn what kind of attributes we need in friends!

By Jason Moon|2020-11-18T09:32:22-06:00November 8th, 2020|2 Samuel, Thankful|

The Importance of the Gospel – Connecting God to the Gospel

The Importance of the Gospel – Connecting God to the Gospel

Each year on Great Commission Sunday we consider the importance of the mission of the church. In this lesson, we look to Paul's letter to the Romans (1:1-7) to see not only how important the Gospel was to Paul but we also make the important connection that shows us how important the Gospel is to God and how that impacts us.

By Jason Moon|2020-11-01T20:30:10-06:00November 1st, 2020|Romans, Sermons|

Mission as Discipleship: The Importance of the Gospel

Mission as Discipleship: The Importance of the Gospel

Mission is at the heart of God’s will, and at the heart of Waterview too. We must make a shift from doing missions to being missional, involving the local church in evangelizing and making disciples in our communities. Paul’s understanding of the Gospel in Galatians 3:8 has to do with a God who loves to include all families in his blessing.

By Lenin Munguia|2020-10-25T14:29:20-05:00October 25th, 2020|Sermons|

We Must Practice His Word

We Must Practice His Word

The Bible is clear: God has spoken. We believe this means we must trust and preach his word. But ultimately, no matter what we believe, we must be the kind of believers who practice God's word. In 2 Tim. 3:10-15, we see Paul's example to Timothy, which is a reminder of what we must continue to do in order to practice the word.

By Jason Moon|2020-10-22T11:54:38-05:00October 18th, 2020|2 Timothy, Since God has Spoken|

We Must Preach the Word

We Must Preach the Word

Preaching involves more than just the preacher. There could be no preaching without the hearers. In 2 Timothy 4:1-4 we find instructions for preaching and hearing but also reasons why we must preach the word.

By Jason Moon|2020-10-22T11:54:26-05:00October 11th, 2020|2 Timothy, Since God has Spoken|

We Must Trust His Word

We Must Trust His Word

If it can be proven that God has spoken his will, there are important implications. Today we start a short series of lessons exploring those implications. In this lesson, we consider important reasons we must trust God's word since we know God has spoken. Our text is 2 Tim. 3:16-17, one of the bedrock passages of Scripture about Scripture.

By Jason Moon|2020-10-22T11:54:24-05:00October 4th, 2020|2 Timothy, Since God has Spoken|

Hearing the Voice of God

Hearing the Voice of God

The prophet Elijah is one of the great heroes of the Old Testament. Yet, despite having heard the prophetic voice of God so often, despite having witnessed the mighty, powerful hand of God in his ministry, what Elijah needed to hear more than any other thing was the still, small voice of God. No matter who you are the same is true of you. Today, the most important thing you need to do is hear the voice of God. Will you listen?

By Jason Moon|2020-09-27T11:16:38-05:00September 27th, 2020|1 Kings, Hebrews, Sermons|

Seven Ways to Discuss Politics and Still Be a Christian

Seven Ways to Discuss Politics and Still Be a Christian

I believe politics is important. I also believe it's not most important. Therefore, if we choose to discuss politics, we always need to do that remembering what is most important. In this lesson, we consider "Seven Ways to Discuss Politics and Still Be a Christian."

By Jason Moon|2020-09-20T11:07:39-05:00September 20th, 2020|Sermons|

The Christian’s Report Card

The Christian’s Report Card

Remember report card day in school? It contained your grades but also a report about your conduct. Christian conduct is even more important. In Ephesians chapter four, our conduct becomes the central focus as Paul writes about unity in the body. Today, as we examined these ancient words, we should realize they call us to consider our conduct and how it contributes to the building up of the body.

By Jason Moon|2020-09-13T11:20:10-05:00September 13th, 2020|Ephesians, Sermons|