Sermons at Waterview Church of Christ

The Forbidden Threshold

The Forbidden Threshold

Sometimes, you find yourself in front of a threshold. It is something unfamiliar, something even uncomfortable. Do you cross it? Why? Peter knew that feeling. He saw animals that were not to be eaten yet God told him to eat. Then, he told him to do something else he had never done. Do we have the courage to respond as Peter did?

By Robert Taylor|2018-09-20T19:11:40-05:00September 16th, 2018|Sermons|

The Christ of the Church

The Christ of the Church

Why be a Christian? Those who were members of the church at Colosse decided Christianity was worth it because of who Christ is. In this lesson we explore 10 powerful facts about the Christ of the church from Colossians 1:13-20.

By Jason Moon|2018-09-15T09:51:18-05:00September 9th, 2018|His Word Sermon Series|

How to Be a Great Grandparent

How to Be a Great Grandparent

On "National Grandparents Day" we celebrated with our grandparents. The Bible has much to say about the foundational influence of grandparents and give us principles to make this relationship "great".

By Jason Moon|2018-09-15T09:50:25-05:00September 9th, 2018|Sermons|

The Crossroads of Culture or Christ

The Crossroads of Culture or Christ

At times in life we come to a crossroads and our decision shapes our life. But even after becoming a Christian, we still have these crossroads. Every day we are faced with the challenge to go back and follow the tide of culture or to stand up for Christ. This lesson explores those choices from Eph. 4:17-24.

By Jason Moon|2018-09-06T18:52:01-05:00September 2nd, 2018|Ephesians, His Word Sermon Series|

Coming Out for Jesus: The Story of Joseph of Arimathea and Nicodemus

Coming Out for Jesus: The Story of Joseph of Arimathea and Nicodemus

You've heard of both of these men, but in John 19 they are found at the foot of the cross preparing the body of Jesus for burial. What's so significant about this? This lesson explores the great risk and reward of faith these men took to "come out" for Jesus.

By Jason Moon|2018-09-06T18:51:17-05:00September 2nd, 2018|John, Sermons|

Time to Reflect on God and Our Relationship

Time to Reflect on God and Our Relationship

Chris McCurley visited with us for the final lesson in the Summer Series and delivered a great sermon about reflecting on our relationship with God.

By Waterview church of Christ|2018-09-06T18:49:52-05:00August 29th, 2018|In Sync with God|

The Nontraditional Teacher

The Nontraditional Teacher

As a non-traditional Rabbi, Jesus drew many followers that came to hear him teach. As he taught them, he would say things that many did not understand, and sometimes it would cause them to stop following Him and His teaching. However, when many left, it was Peter who recognized that Jesus had the words of eternal life that are written and recorded in our Bibles so that we too can believe and come to know that He is the Holy one of God.

By Waterview church of Christ|2018-08-30T18:48:29-05:00August 26th, 2018|John, Sermons|

A Shepherd’s Duties

A Shepherd’s Duties

In our third and final lesson about the eldership, we discuss where the rubber meets the road. The work shepherds do is fundamental to the success of the local church. This lesson follows the Bible names given to elders and how they can be narrowed into three main areas of work.

By Jason Moon|2018-08-30T18:47:37-05:00August 26th, 2018|Elders|

Honesty is the Best Policy

Honesty is the Best Policy

Truth has become a casualty of the moment. When needed, we shave the truth, or at least, cross our fingers behind our back. It is a sign we don’t want to really tell the truth. The 9th commandment directs honesty. Dishonesty comes in many forms but honesty has one form—tell the truth in love all the time.

By Robert Taylor|2018-08-30T18:46:35-05:00August 22nd, 2018|Sermons|

A Shepherd’s Description

A Shepherd’s Description

It's a monumental task to cover the two lists of qualifications for shepherds found in 1 Tim. 3:1-7 and Titus 1:5-9. However, in this lesson, we break down those 34 qualities into five discernible groups. This is how God describes the kind of men he wants to shepherd and oversee his people in the church.

By Jason Moon|2018-08-23T18:46:08-05:00August 19th, 2018|1 Timothy, Elders, Titus|