Waterbrooke Church

"Battling for Your Soul and Your Neighbor" by Pastor Kevin Dibbley

The message for this Sunday is entitled "Battling for Your Soul and Your Neighbor". If you want to read ahead look at 1 Peter2:11 and 12. Join us on Sunday as we worship together. To find out more about our church go to www.waterbrooke.church

"Worship and Wonder" by Pastor Kevin Dibbley

This Sunday considered 1 Peter 2:9,10 and the remarkable honor that is ours to be the people of God. In a world where the hostility toward Christianity appears to be intensifying, true believers are increasingly blown away by the grace that is ours to be called the people of God. Instead of enagaging in acrimony, we are called to simply give our testimony. Instead of worrying about misrepresentations, Christians are caught up in the exultations of people who love the God of their salvation. We are a blessed people with a great and glorious God!
 
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"The Value of Believing and Belonging to Christ" by Pastor Kevin Dibbley

This Sunday is already the last Sunday in June. The message will be on 1 Peter 2:4-8 and is entitled: Chosen and Precious: The Value of Believing and Belonging to Christ. As you know, one of the big and most successful marketing campaigns of the past 20 years was MasterCard’s use of the word “priceless”. Who hasn’t heard the line: “There are some things money can’t buy. For everything else, there’s MasterCard”? Peter reminds believers that in a world that devalues their faith and faithfulness to Christ,  and in a society that puts a high value on so many other things, the greatest privilege and honor is to belong to and to live for Christ, the choice and precious cornerstone. Seeing and savoring the all- surpassing worth of Christ is crucial to living hopeful and holy lives in a hostile world.
 
To find out more about Waterbrooke go to www.waterbrooke.church

"Fervent Love: God’s Will For His Family" by Pastor Kevin Dibbley

This week at Waterbrooke, we will looked at Fervent Love: God’s Will For His Family. The level of our love for God is to be expressed in a deepening love for each other as God’s children. In a world characterized by increasing alienation, Christians are called to something radically different. Come and let’s learn together how different and beautiful God’s plan is for His people.

"God Is Our Fortress" based on Psalm 46 by Pastor Kevin Dibbley

Welcome to Waterbrooke Church.  Last Sunday we experienced an outage due to a storm but the lights were turned on right when the 2nd service was starting.  Praise God!  The sermon is based on Psalm 46 God is our Fortress!  Listen and share as it is a moving and true representation of how God is our refuge and strength.  He is our protector and our fortress!
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"At One Ment" by Pastor Andy Keppel

In Paul's second letter to the church in Corinth, he exhorts the church to be reconciled to God.  This is the grand mission for which Christ bore our sins upon the cross.  Paul argues for the sufficiency of the Gospel and the glory of Christ, not as a means to an end, but as the end itself.  First and foremost, he asserts, we should fix our hearts on a desire to stand faultless before the Lord, and come to the conviction that such a desire can only be realized through faith in the work of Christ...nothing more and nothing less.

"Hope Produces Holiness" by Pastor Kevin Dibbley

When you don’t have any hope, you end fighting anyone who threatens your joy. Anger, bitterness, and malice can dominate our reactions. In 1 Peter 1, the apostle Peter calls us no longer to be conformed to “the passions of our former ignorance.” When you have real hope, Christ produces a huge attitudinal shift. Come and see how hope changes our responses to others, particularly those who do us harm.

Hope Changes Everything "Joy Beyond Words: How God Guarantees Every Believer’s Future" by Pastor Kevin Dibbley

The apostle Peter teaches that the biblical concept of hope is not wishful thinking. It is divine certainty. This is one of the most helpful and encouraging passages in the New Testament as it tells us of the determination of God to bring us safely home.

HOPE CHANGES EVERYTHING "Suddenly Strangers: No Longer at Home in this World." by Pastor Kevin Dibbley

We began a new series called Hope Changes Everything. Have you ever thought about the certainty of your future?
If you are a Christian, your life is changed forever because of Jesus Christ and that is great great news. According to the apostle Peter, hope is real. Hope is secure. Hope changes everything about how you and I live in this broken and needy world. In fact, the apostle Peter teaches that the hope of Christ should leave people around you scratching their heads at how free you are to live joyfully for God when the world is still as crazy as it is. Do you have this hope?

"Chasing the Wind and Finding the Lord: The Bottom Line of Life" by Pastor Kevin Dibbley

This Sunday was our final message in our series entitled: Chasing the Wind and Finding the Lord. How many times have you heard someone say “I wish I knew back then, what I know today”? There is a great deal that we learn on the journey of life but there are some things that we are meant to learn when we are young. Solomon ends Ecclesiastes by pointing out to us that life is pretty simple and straightforward, and the earlier that we learn it, the better. Join us as we consider: The Bottom Line of Life.

Easter Sunday by Pastor Kevin Dibbley

The resurrection is a monumental game changer for all Christians. Suddenly, all the pressures and perils of a life of following Jesus Christ are obliterated by the sudden realization that Christ has triumphed over sin and death. Come on Easter Sunday as the Waterbrookefamily celebrates the victory of Jesus Christ over the grave and as we consider how this changes absolutely everything in our favor!
 
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"Save us, we pray" by Pastor Andy Keppel

As we celebrate Palm Sunday, a day which marks the beginning of the end of Jesus' earthly ministry, our hearts should join with those in Jerusalem who cried "Hosanna!" as he entered the city on a colt.  His mission of mercy was indeed a rescue mission but, like the crowds in Jerusalem, our expectations of Christ become easily misaligned.  Join us as we celebrate the beginning of the Passion Week by reflecting on what He rescued us from and whom He rescued us for.

"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.
 
To find out more about Waterbrooke go to www.waterbrooke.church

"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.
 
To give to AIM - Go to http://agapewebsite.org/

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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