On a weekly basis our ministers deliver sermons based in God’s Word that seek to encourage, challenge, and edify the church. Check out the Waterview livestream to watch our services as they happen.
Where does your football team rank in the latest poll? A better question is "Where does God's Word rank in your life? James helps us determine that in James 1:21-25. Subscribe in iTunes Subscribe on YouTube
We are sometimes our own worst enemy. Satan knows this and he'll use our tendency to focus on ourselves to cause us be overcome. It is true that God wants us to "overcome" through his Son. But one of the things the Lord said we must also do is "deny yourself." This lesson looks at practical, biblical steps to "Overcoming Yourself." Subscribe in iTunes Subscribe on YouTube
The letter we know as "Hebrews" tells us of the reasons Christianity is "better" than Judaism (see part 1). In part 2 of this lesson, we also consider another feature of Hebrews that "warns" about the dangers of turning your back on the best (Christ) for something inferior (anything else). Subscribe in iTunes Subscribe on YouTube
Our culture speaks of winning and losing on a daily basis. Spiritually speaking, winning and losing is the same thing as being saved or lost. Or, another way of saying it, it's the same thing as overcoming or being overcome. This lesson is the introductory sermon for a series about God's desire for his people to "overcome."
In part one of this two-part lesson that surveys the book of Hebrews, we are reminded that Jesus is "better." This was true then and it's true today to Christians. We must make sure we don't trade Jesus for something inferior. Subscribe in iTunes Subscribe on YouTube
To motivate us to give in our annual Great Commission collection, we investigate our marching orders from the Great Commission. This is the church's work order from the Lord. This lesson challenges us to understand what the Great Commission really means. Subscribe in iTunes Subscribe on YouTube
In this lesson, Jason Moon and Evan Todachine affirm how important it is to make youth a focal point of our missions.
Letters have always been written to be read and letters in the Bible are no different. Listen to the last words of the Apostle Paul come to life and he wrote to his son in the faith, Timothy.
We heard from Richard Baggett of Sunset International Bible Institute and Lenin Munguia about how Waterview is helping them in their mission efforts.
The work of the church can be described in many terms, but if narrowed to just one it would be "salvation." Everything we do in the church has the salvation of souls as our motivation. This lesson encourages to remember that and to be invigorated to continue in that mission.
