Waterbrooke Church

"Sowing Seed and Seeing the Sun: Lowering Your Stress as You Live for Christ." by Pastor Kevin Dibbley

This Sunday’s message will be on Ecclesiastes 11 and is called: Sowing Seed and Seeing the Sun: Lowering Your Stress as You Live for Christ. We are pretty sure that most people want and need to lower their stress levels. Most of us are pretty inept at it. What is Solomon’s insight into living lives that are fully engaged for Christ but not full of anxiety? Let’s look at this prayerfully and expectantly.
 
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"Taking The Right Turn after Taking A Wrong One" by Pastor Kevin Dibbley

This week, we continued in our Chasing the Wind and Finding the Lord series. This time we will look at Ecclesiastes 10: Taking The Right Turn after Taking A Wrong One. C.S. Lewis once wrote: “If you are on the wrong road, progress means doing an about-turn and walking back to the right road … There is nothing progressive about being pig-headed and refusing to admit a mistake. And I think if you look at the present state of the world it's pretty plain that humanity has been making some big mistakes. We're on the wrong road. And if that is so we must go back. Going back is the quickest way on.” Looking forward to worshipping with you.
 
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"Freedom Worship Service" by Don Brewster of Agape International Missions

This Sunday, we are excited to welcome Don Brewster from Agape International Ministries to share about God’s work in bringing freedom to precious lives in Cambodia. Please pray for Don and invite friends to listen and to hear the story of Gods’ great work of mercy and justice. An offering will be taken to invest in AIM’s mission.
 
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An Interview with Pastor Kevin Dibbley by Karen at Wellness Radio 1570 - With God All Things are Beautiful In His Time"

Here is the story of Pastor Kevin Dibbley and MariAnne Dibbley!
You can join us for the in-depth interview
"With God All Things are Beautiful In His Time."
Thursday, March 16th at 3 pm CST Saturday, March 18th at 6 pm CST on the Honest Health Hour w Karen. Locally the radio is Wellness Radio 1570 am or streaming online. http://twincitieswellnessradio.com/content/all/podcasts
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“The Surprisingly Empowering Effect of God’s Sovereignty" by Pastor Kevin Dibbley

This week, we will be looking at You Just Never Know: The Surprisingly Empowering Effect of God’s Sovereignty. Rather than despairing the unpredictability of life, Solomon exhorts us with these words in Ecclesiastes 9: “Whatever your hand finds to do, do it with all your might.” You just never know how God can use a small act of faith, a little church family like Waterbrooke, or one person whom people hardly even notice! Come and be challenged and encouraged.
 
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“Don’t Be Fooled: How to Respond When Evil Abounds.”

This Sunday is the first Sunday in March. Although it is not April Fool’s Day, the sermon is entitled “Don’t Be Fooled: How to Respond When Evil Abounds.” God’s patience with wickedness should never be interpreted as indifference toward evil and injustice. The tendency of many is to succumb to moral compromise and decay or to be depressed by it. However, in Ecclesiastes 8, God is calling us to something far better. This is an important word for the very days in which we now live.
 
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"The Strength of God-given Wisdom." by Pastor Kevin Dibbley

This Sunday’s sermon is called The Strength of God-given Wisdom. If you want to read ahead, meditate on Ecclesiastes 7. Too often, in our age of instant gratification, many of us have a hard time with the ups and downs of normal life. Let’s consider how God teaches us how to respond wisely rather than react sinfully.

"Sovereignty and Satisfaction" by Pastor Kevin Dibbley

This Sunday’s message from Ecclesiastes 6 is called Sovereignty and Satisfaction. For many people, they have everything that they desire except … peace and contentment. They’re miserable. Are you regularly disappointed and perpetually restless? Come as we consider a better way to live.
 
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"Worship and Work – How Sunday Shapes the Rest of Your Week (and the Rest of Your Life)" by Pastor Kevin Dibbley

This Sunday we studied Ecclesiastes 5 which was entitled: Worship and Work – How Sunday Shapes the Rest of Your Week (and the Rest of Your Life). For a great deal of people, work is a struggle. It certainlyisn’t worship. Worry, maybe, but not worship. This week, God’s Word will show us that greater reverence for God inevitably leads to greater rejoicing in our work.  Let's worship Together

"If Only" by Pastor Andy Keppel

Why is it that we tend to overlook and underestimate God’s goodness?  Why is it so hard for us to remember God’s promises (especially when the remembrance of those promises would bring us the peace, hope, and joy we so desperately need?)  This isn’t a new issue; mankind has a history of not taking God at His word.  Come and learn how God goes out of His way to reveal His goodness to us, and why it is right for us to “trust Him with all our heart.”  See you this Sunday.
 
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"Why do you call Him good?" by Bruce Washington

This Sunday, we are excited to be having our brother Bruce Washington ministering the Word to us. Bruce has been the overseer who has been heading up Biblical Counselling at Waterbrooke and his heart is to see people understand how the gospel changes absolutely everything in our lives. Keep Bruce in prayer and pray that God prepares each heart to hear the good news through Bruce.
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Ecclesiastes - "He Has Made Everything Beautiful In Its Time" by Pastor Kevin Dibbley

One of the great discoveries of life is the discovery that we are not in control of life’s events. As the text  declares “For everything, there is a season…”  Finding peace in a world where we aren’t in control, where one day we experience the joy of birth and the next day is a time of mourning demands a God-centered, God-exalting perspective. Come and learn how this is actually “God’s gift to humanity.” Come as we consider how to be okay without being in control.
 
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"Chasing the Wind, Finding the Lord: Living an Etch a Sketch Life" by Pastor Kevin Dibbley

Waterbrooke Church, in preparation for Sunday's message, listen to a little Paul Simon and read Ecclesiastes 2. Note verses 24 and following - "This also is from the hand of God..."
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We Beheld His Glory Part 2 - "The Triumph of the Light" by Pastor Kevin Dibbley

In the second part of our Christmas series: We Beheld His Glory, our message will be entitled “The Triumph of the Light”.  One of people’s great fears is to be exposed. Light exposes. But in the message of Christmas, God invites us to overcome those fears because in Jesus’ our sin is met by God’s great grace. Come, let’s celebrate the life-giving power of the Light of the World!
 
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We Beheld His Glory - "The Tenacity of the Light" by Pastor Kevin Dibbley

It’s hard to believe but this Sunday is the first week of December. We will be starting a short Christmas series entitled: We Beheld His Glory. It is taken from the gospel of John 1 and we encourage you to read up on it this week. The message will be called The Meaning of Life is the Maker of Life.
 
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"A Wide Mercy" by Pastor Kevin Dibbley

This Sunday, our final sermon in our Deep and Wide Series will be called: A Wide Mercy: Waterbrooke is called by God to seek justice and to show mercy. We have several people who have been seeking to work on behalf of people who suffer hardships and injustices which many of us cannot even fathom. We want to challenge one another to be a people who seek justice and show mercy in the name of our great and merciful Savior.
 
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"A Wide World" by Pastor Kevin Dibbley

This Sunday’s message was entitled: A Wide World. We are called to take the hope of Christ to all peoples. Our ambition is to see the name of Christ adored and exalted by every tribe and tongue and people. Global mission is one of Waterbrooke’s highest callings. This is one area that we feel increasingly compelled to promote and to pursue. Waterbrooke is called to take the gospel to the ends of the earth. We want to be challenged to be global agents for the kingdom of Christ. Next week's sermon is entitled: A Wide Mercy
 
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"A Wide Witness" by Pastor Kevin Dibbley

This Sunday’s message is entitled: A Wide Witness. The reality is that the more that we who make up Waterbrooke delight in what God has given us in Christ, the more we will long to share that life with the world around us. One of the reasons that we are moving to two services is to challenge each other to pray and to share and to gather lost sheep who need to know the joy and healing of our Lord Jesus Christ. We believe Christ is worthy of worship and witness!

"Deep Relationships" By Pastor Kevin Dibbley

This Sunday, we are going to continue our Deep and Wide series by looking at Deep Relationships – The church is an incredible gift of God. It is His central and singular work this side of heaven. The gift of God to us is that we have the privilege of growing together, celebrating His grace in the midst of our deeply differing backgrounds and stories. We believe that deepening our love for each other will be one of the clearest displays of Christ’s presence and power to a watching world.

"Deep Rivers" by Pastor Kevin Dibbley

In our new series, Growing Deeper and Going Wider, our next sermon is on prayer. In the message entitled Deep Rivers, we will see that prayer ought to be to the believer like breathing. Busyness in the Christian life is no substitute for constant communion with Christ. Waterbrooke is committed to being a church which draws deeply on the grace of God through prayer. The challenge that we want to put before you is not to do more but to draw more from the River of Life!