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Would the people who know you best say that you have never been the same since you started following Jesus? This week, in our sermon series Never Be the Same, David Penuel gives us three metrics by which we can gauge our growth in Christ: Places, People, and Purpose.

Living a Meaningful Story // Mark 2:13-17 // Watermark Community Church

Do you have desires or longings that don’t ever seem to be quenched?  In the second week of our sermon series called Never Be the Same, David Marvin shows us why we might feel dissatisfied and where true, life-changing satisfaction comes from.

Do you have desires or longings that don't ever seem to be quenched? In the second week of our sermon series called Never Be ...

Finding Satisfaction for Your Soul // John 4:4-34 // Watermark Community Church

What does having a childlike faith mean? It means we’re full of humility, wonder, teachability, and joy – no matter how old we are. In this message, David Penuel takes a break from The Last Word to explain how important children were to Jesus and challenge our church body to serve them. Learn more at https://www.watermark.org/message/8255-20210418.

Making Room for Kids // Luke 18:15-17 // Watermark Community Church

Do your interactions with others, whether through social media or in person, speak well of our Father in heaven? In the most recent installment of The Last Word, Blake Holmes asks three relevant questions about arguing and shows us convicting truth as we seek to live peacefully in a world full of ideas contrary to Scripture. 
Learn more at https://www.watermark.org/message/8221-the-lost-art-of-argument-2-timothy-2-23-26.

Do your interactions with others, whether through social media or in person, speak well of our Father in heaven? In the most recent installment of The Last Word, Blake Holmes asks three relevant questions about arguing and shows us convicting truth as we seek to live peacefully in a world full of ideas contrary to Scripture.
Learn more at https://www.watermark.org/message/8221-the-lost-art-of-argument-2-timothy-2-23-26.

The Lost Art of Argument // 2 Timothy 2:23-26// Watermark Community Church

What does the word “useful” mean to you? In the seventh week of The Last Word, Todd Wagner contrasts useful members of the body of Christ with those who are contrary to our mission and illustrates how to turn from sin so that we might be useful ourselves. Learn more at watermark.org/message/8197-being-useful-for-the-kingdom-2-timothy-2-20-22.

Being Useful for the Kingdom // 2 Timothy 2:20-22 // Watermark Community Church

How should believers approach false teaching in the church today? In this week’s installment of The Last Word, David Leventhal introduces us to false teaching in the early church and shows us how to be an approved worker who can rightly handle the word of truth.

How should believers approach false teaching in the church today? In this week's installment of The Last Word, David Leventhal ...

Dealing with False Teachers // 2 Timothy 2:14-19 // Watermark Community Church

How can we remember the work of Jesus in our everyday lives? In the most recent week of The Last Word, Todd Wagner shows us the fruit and glory of remembrance, savoring the work of Christ to power us through life's challenges. 
 
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How can we remember the work of Jesus in our everyday lives? In the most recent week of The Last Word, Todd Wagner shows us the fruit and glory of remembrance, savoring the work of Christ to power us through life's challenges.

Learn more at www.watermark.org

Remembering Christ // 2 Timothy 2:7-13 // Watermark Community Church

In our series, The Last Word, Todd Wagner teaches through 2 Timothy 3-7 and the three metaphors given to us to be faithful Christians in our daily lives. We are encouraged to live as soldiers, obedient and faithful to our commander, Jesus. 
 
Learn more at https://www.watermark.org/message/8130-enduring-hardship-2-timothy-2-3-7.

In our series, The Last Word, Todd Wagner teaches through 2 Timothy 3-7 and the three metaphors given to us to be faithful Christians in our daily lives. We are encouraged to live as soldiers, obedient and faithful to our commander, Jesus.

Learn more at https://www.watermark.org/message/8130-enduring-hardship-2-timothy-2-3-7.

Enduring Hardship // 2 Timothy 2:3-7 // Watermark Community Church

What does it mean to be strong in Christ Jesus? In the fourth week of our series The Last Word, Todd Wagner shows us how our faithfulness and service to Christ might be hard but relying on the Holy Spirit to produce other faithful men and women who know Him is worth it. 
 
Read more at https://www.watermark.org/message/8110-defining-discipleship-2-timothy-2-1-2.

What does it mean to be strong in Christ Jesus? In the fourth week of our series The Last Word, Todd Wagner shows us how our faithfulness and service to Christ might be hard but relying on the Holy Spirit to produce other faithful men and women who know Him is worth it.

Read more at https://www.watermark.org/message/8110-defining-discipleship-2-timothy-2-1-2.

Defining Discipleship // 2 Timothy 2:1-2 // Watermark Community Church

When we feel timid or ashamed, what truth should we turn to? In our series The Last Word, Todd Wagner teaches through 2 Timothy 1:8-18 showing us the three things we need to remember in the face of timidity, shame, and suffering.

When we feel timid or ashamed, what truth should we turn to? In our series The Last Word, Todd Wagner teaches through 2 ...

The Last Word: 2 Timothy 1:8-18

What last words does Paul have for the church today? In the first week of our series on 2 Timothy, David Leventhal introduces the book at a high-level, and then dives in to verses 1-7 of chapter 1. In them, we will see that this is a letter for us today as much as it is a book for Timothy in 60 AD.

The Last Word: 2 Timothy 1:1-7

Can we trust in God’s provision for us? What does it mean to truly be content? In week 10 of our series, FOCUS: A Study in 1 Timothy, Mickey Friedrich teaches through 1 Timothy 6:2b-10, warning us of the dangers of pride and money and showing us why godliness with contentment is great gain

Focus: Godliness With Contentment (1 Timothy 2:6-10)

What does it mean to give honor to our leaders? In our series, FOCUS: A Study in 1 Timothy, David Leventhal teaches through 1 Timothy 5:17-6:2a, showing what it means to honor those in authority by seeking first the Kingdom of God in those relationships.

Focus: Honoring Authority (1 Timothy 5:17-6:2)

How are we supposed to live together in the household of God? In week 8 of our series, FOCUS: A Study in 1 Timothy, John Elmore teaches through 1 Timothy 5:1-16, showing us that respect, provision, and faithfulness are to be God’s family values.

How are we supposed to live together in the household of God? In week 8 of our series, FOCUS: A Study in 1 Timothy, John ...

Focus: Values for the Family of God (1 Timothy 5:1-16)

How are we to ensure the church is healthy? In week 7 of our series, FOCUS: A Study in 1 Timothy, Connor Baxter teaches through 1 Timothy 4, showing us that we are to protect the church from both the outside and from within.

Focus: Protecting the Church (1 Timothy 4:1-16)

What are the qualifications for leadership in the church? In week 5 of our series, FOCUS: A Study in 1 Timothy, David Leventhal teaches through 1 Timothy 3:1-13, showing us when God describes a leader, he prioritizes character over anything else. God is setting a standard for leadership that he desires every believer to aspire to.

Focus: Church Leadership (1 Timothy 3:1-13)

What is God’s role for women in the church? In our series, FOCUS: A Study in 1 Timothy, David Leventhal teaches through 1 Timothy 2:8-15, showing us what godly conduct looks like for men and women living a peaceful and quiet life, dignified in every way.

Focus: Men and Women in the Local Church (1 Timothy 2:8-15)

What conduct should mark the life of a believer? In our series, FOCUS: A Study in 1 Timothy, David Marvin teaches through 1 Timothy 2:1-7, showing that God calls us to be a people who prioritize prayer, pray that all people might be saved, and remember who we are praying to.

Focus: Prayer (1 Timothy 2:1-7)

What is your response to the chaos in the world? In our new series, FOCUS: A Study in 1 Timothy, Bruce Kendrick teaches through 1 Timothy 1:12-20, showing us that God’s mercy and grace make us new, motivate us to worship, and move us to fight faithfully. 
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What is your response to the chaos in the world? In our new series, FOCUS: A Study in 1 Timothy, Bruce Kendrick teaches through 1 Timothy 1:12-20, showing us that God’s mercy and grace make us new, motivate us to worship, and move us to fight faithfully.
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Learn more at watermark.org

Focus: Sinners and Saints Like Us (1 Timothy 1:12-20)

What does it look like to focus on truth when life feels chaotic? As begin our new series, FOCUS: A Study in 1 Timothy, David Leventhal teaches through 1 Timothy 1:1-11, showing us that false teachers have always been in the church. Sound doctrine and discernment keep us from being deluded by them. 
 
Learn more at https://bit.ly/35Dn415.

What does it look like to focus on truth when life feels chaotic? As begin our new series, FOCUS: A Study in 1 Timothy, David Leventhal teaches through 1 Timothy 1:1-11, showing us that false teachers have always been in the church. Sound doctrine and discernment keep us from being deluded by them.

Learn more at https://bit.ly/35Dn415.

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