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What is a right theology of suffering? We will all face different trials in life, but God can use your suffering for your good and His glory. 1 Peter 1:3-12 shows us that we can praise God and have joy in suffering because we have the hope of ages.

Praise in Present Suffering // 1 Peter 1:3-12 // Watermark Community Church

The Christian life is a race. One of the keys to running the Christian race well is never forgetting who you are. Timothy “TA” Ateek unpacks 1 Peter 1:1-2 to show us how God has set His affections on us. Learn more at https://www.watermark.org/message/9611-remember-who-you-are-1-peter-1-1-2.

Remember Who You Are // 1 Peter 1:1-2 // Watermark Community Church

Simple obedience to the Lord can lead to eternally significant moments. Specifically, there is joy in loving unbelievers like Christ. As you are transformed by Christ, the hope is that people will taste the love of Christ simply by being in a relationship with you.

To Love Like Christ // John 4:1-42 // Watermark Community Church

The birth of Jesus was a gift from God to the world. How you respond to that gift matters. Some people need to investigate Jesus to learn who He was and why He matters. For others, the next step is to receive Jesus and accept the gift of eternal life. And if you are already following Him, you should behold Jesus, be captivated by His goodness, and be moved to gratitude and worship.

Christmas Eve 2022 // John 1:1-14 // Watermark Community Church

The Bible is a story of promise and fulfillment with waiting in between. In our Made series, we have been walking through Genesis 1-3, from the beauty of creation to the devastation of sin entering the world. So how do we respond to our broken world? Oren Martin walks us through how to trust in God’s promises and put our hope in our Savior, Jesus Christ.

Made for a New World // Isaiah 11:1-16 // Watermark Community Church

We are in a war, and that war is already won. Yet, the unseen spiritual battle rages on. During this Christmas season it is crucial to understand and remember that we were made to be saved. Learn more at https://www.watermark.org/message/9463-made-to-be-saved-genesis-3-15-21-24.

Made to Be Saved // Genesis 3:15, 21-24 // Watermark Community Church

God created us to work. It was part of His good and perfect design for humanity (Genesis 2:15). However, because of sin, work is now under the curse and is not what God intended it to be. Timothy “TA” Ateek walks us through the effects of the curse on our work in Genesis 3:17-19 and the ways we can still glorify God through our jobs in Colossians 3:22-24.

Made to Work // Genesis 3:17-19 // Watermark Community Church

Sin is inevitable; therefore, forgiveness is essential. Forgiveness must flow from us as we live out the gospel in the way we handle sin and conflict in our relationships. Learn more at https://www.watermark.org/message/9461-made-to-gospel-our-relationships.

Made to Gospel Our Relationships // Genesis 3:12-13 // Watermark Community Church

Genesis 3:7-11 shows us when shame entered the human experience. How does shame shape how we view ourselves and how we live? Timothy “TA” Ateek walks us through how God’s grace is greater than our failures, guilt, and shame.

Made for a World Without Shame // Genesis 3:7-11 // Watermark Community Church

We live in a broken world with an enemy, Satan, who lies to us about God and His goodness. Satan’s tactics in Genesis 3 are the same ones he uses today. He wants us to question God’s instruction, understate sin’s consequences, be intrigued by sin’s offering, and be trapped in shame. The way to quit falling for Satan’s lies is to be filled with God’s truth.

Made for a Different World // Genesis 3:1-7 // Watermark Community Church

Everything that happens in Genesis is an overflow of the goodness of God, and the creation of marriage is no exception. Timothy “TA” Ateek walks us through the story of how God made marriage in Genesis 2:18-25 and how God embeds in the story five ways we can experience His goodness in marriage. Learn more at https://www.watermark.org/message/9458-made-for-relationships-marriage-genesis-2-18-25.

Made for Relationships: Marriage // Genesis 2:18-25 // Watermark Community Church

God has created three divine institutions to protect and care for us in relationship. The family provides love to counter loneliness; the government provides order to counter chaos; and the church provides growth to counter immaturity.

Made for Relationship // Genesis 2:18-20 // Watermark Community Church

Every other religion will tell you to work your way to God. Only Christianity teaches that Jesus Christ did all the work so you can rest. In this message, John Elmore shows us that we are tired because we haven’t tried God’s order for life. What does this look like and how do we stop trying and begin resting?

Made to Rest // Genesis 2:1-3 // Watermark Community Church

Genesis 2:4-25 says that we were made to flourish as God's image-bearers. What do you believe it means for you to flourish? Where do we find meaning? Where is life found? Blake Holmes reminds us we are made to flourish in relationship with God, through His provision, under His rule, and by His design.

Made to Flourish // Genesis 2:4-25 // Watermark Community Church

The sermon series, Made, continues with TA reminding us of God’s heart for the nations and His eternal plan that includes every nation enjoying His presence, protection, and provision.

God’s Heart for The Nations // Revelation 7:9-17, Genesis 1:26-28 // Watermark Community Church

Genesis 1:26-27 says that all people are made in the image of God. Being God’s image-bearers means that every human has a specific and noble purpose; every human is of great value to God; and every human needs Jesus. Learn more at https://www.watermark.org/message/9453-made-in-the-image-of-god-genesis-1-26-27.

Made in the Image of God // Genesis 1:26-27 // Watermark Community Church

The God who spoke everything into existence wants to speak to you. Do you want to hear Him? What we need most is to prioritize hearing the Word, reading the Word, and meditating on the Word of God.

How to Hear From God // Genesis 1:1-31 // Watermark Community Church

Knowing who God is and what He does as the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit affects how we live, love, and worship God. John Elmore dives into Genesis 1:1-5 to explore the Trinity and what it says about who God is and what He does.

The Trinity: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit // Genesis 1:1-5 // Made Series

The more we know God, the more we will love and worship Him. John Elmore discusses Genesis 1:3-5 and how the varying aspects of Creation point to God’s inscrutable, teleological, ordered, and providing nature. 
 
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The more we know God, the more we will love and worship Him. John Elmore discusses Genesis 1:3-5 and how the varying aspects of Creation point to God’s inscrutable, teleological, ordered, and providing nature.

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To Know God is to Worship God // Genesis 1:3-25 // Made Series

If you find yourself struggling to make time for God or make Him the focus of your life, it is likely because your view of God is too small. In this first part of a new series, “Made,” Timothy “TA” Ateek identifies seven key characteristics of who God is in Genesis 1:1-2. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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If you find yourself struggling to make time for God or make Him the focus of your life, it is likely because your view of God is too small. In this first part of a new series, “Made,” Timothy “TA” Ateek identifies seven key characteristics of who God is in Genesis 1:1-2.







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