Waterbrooke Church
Waterbrooke Church seeks to be a gospel-centered multiethnic family that is Captivated by Jesus, Compelled to love others, and Called to make disciples to the glory of God.
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Sunday Aug 16, 2015
Sunday Aug 16, 2015
Join us this Sunday, as we continue in our study on
Praying with the Psalms. This week’s study is entitled “Deep and Wide:
Forgiveness vs. Flippancy” and it is a study on how to pray for God’s
forgiveness using Psalm 130. One of the reasons that praying can be difficult
is guilt. Have you ever found yourself struggling to pray because of guilt or
shame? In our culture, guilt is seen as unnecessary and unhealthy. Even as
Christians, we can be flippant about our sin because we know God forgives sin.
This may be why God seems distant and our prayer life sometimes feels shallow.
Let’s learn to pray in such a way that forgiveness leads to deep adoration and
reverence for Christ. That’s our focus in God’s Word this Sunday. Come and
worship.
Sunday Aug 09, 2015
Sunday Aug 09, 2015
Spend some time with Andy as he sheds some light on Spiritual Blind Spots.
Sunday Aug 02, 2015
Sunday Aug 02, 2015
This week, we are going to begin a mini-series
entitled Praying with the Psalms. Most people know that prayer is vital to the
Christian life. Prayer is the remarkable privilege that God’s children have
been given. Access to the King of heaven is freely offered to all who belong to
the Lord Jesus Christ. However, opportunity doesn’t always translate into
activity. The Prayer Ministry Team, the pastors and overseers of Waterbrooke
want to encourage us to commit ourselves to being a praying people. Come, let’s
learn how to pray using the Psalms!
Sunday Jul 26, 2015
Sunday Jul 26, 2015
If you have been a Christian for any length of time, you know what is like to have a little taste of heaven, and then to have the shock of coming down off the mountain into the messiness of everyday life and relationships. God gives us a glimpse of His beauty and the glory of heaven in order to teach us that we were made for something far greater. C.S. Lewis once wrote about this deep longing that God places in our hearts: “We do not want merely to see beauty, though, God knows, even that is bounty enough. We want something else which can hardly be put into words—to be united with the beauty we see, to pass into it, to receive it into ourselves, to bathe in it, to become part of it…”Join with us this Sunday, as we consider the beauty of what God offers to us in Christ, and how He not only creates the longing, but then leads us to it. Be praying for our time together!Pastor Kevin Dibbley
Sunday Jul 19, 2015
Sunday Jul 19, 2015
This Sunday as we continue our short series, In the Grip of His Glory, we will look at the apostle Paul and his passion for the glory of God’s power. Ministry and the Christian life can be very challenging. However, we need to see that our trials and hardships are not interfering with the ministry to which God has called us. They actually serve to display the glory of the power of the God who raises the dead. Even when it is difficult, we ought to be encouraged to know that God is at work in ways that we often would never imagine. Come and be strengthened by God’s Word as we worship as a family.
Sunday Jul 12, 2015
Sunday Jul 12, 2015
Welcome to Pastor Kevin Dibbley. This week’s sermon will be
about: Three men, all possessing notable flaws, experience remarkable
personal transformation as God places His holy call upon their lives.
What enabled a guilt-racked, reluctant murderer, a self-righteous religious
zealot, and a man-fearing, save-yourself-first coward, to become committed,
humble, persevering servants of God when called to live for the Lord in
circumstances far beyond their abilities? They were all captured by a
passionate hunger for a deeper, more profound encounter with the God of glory. Join us over the next three Sundays as we study: In the Grip of His Glory:
How a passion for God powerfully changes the people of God.
Saturday Jul 04, 2015
Sunday May 31, 2015