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Jacob Dooley is back to preach, and this time he's preaching from the book of Isaiah, continuing our sermon series throughout this rich book. Jacob speaks to the current trauma our city has endured and how the Israelite's received this precious prophecy of Immanuel during a time when their allegiance to God was at an all time low, and evil was rampant and cried out for justice to be served. It's a powerful sermon for helping us uncover the hidden joy of God's grace. 

This Sunday service we invited Dr. Greg Waddell, a professor of Mid-South Christian College and one of our members at Wayfarers, to begin our new year in the book of Isaiah. Dr. Greg spoke on Isaiah 6 and the calling that Isaiah experienced and how that can matter to our lives today. 

Back in November, we hosted a spiritual formation night with one of our members, Dante Baker, leading the event. It was super well received, so much so that we were able to get a recording of it put together for anyone that wants to listen. As this is part of our spiritual formation night at our church, we usually don't record these because they require so much participation from the audience and we feel its best to be in the room and get to participate physically with us as a church for these nights. Even so, we are overjoyed this one has become so popular and we hope that even if you can't participate in the action steps Dante lays out, you can get a taste of the beautiful heart that Dante has for God.  

Join us for our final week of Advent where Noah closes out the season with a look at how the love of God works in our lives. 

Join us this week for our third week in our Advent sermon series where Jacob Dooley re-contextualizes the concept of joy for us by diving into the 1st century history of the Jewish people and how eagerly and hopefully they waited for the coming Messiah. Jacob focuses on the story of Mary and her receiving the news of great joy that she would bear the Messiah.  

This week Noah works through the second week of Advent discussing the importance of peace and how much of a struggle that has been in the church of late. He lays out the Jewish idea of Shalom (the Hebrew word translated as peace), and teaches from John 16 on how Jesus taught his followers to rely on peace in the middle of conflict and unrest. 

This is a break from our regular weekly rhythms to focus specifically on the season of Advent. Each week we will be exploring a tension in the story of the Bible that is both resolved in Jesus the Messiah while also continuing till his second coming. Today Nick Griffin preaches on the subject of hope, which is the first of the four candles lit. Strap in! Advent is not for the faint of heart. But it might just give you some hope in these trying times. 

This sermon Nick preaches on the topic of God as fire within the Old and New Testament. In some ways this is a part two to his last sermon where he talked about God being light. Feel free to listen to that one in the archives and then give this one a listen as well!

This is a sermon Noah preached at Wayfarers a week prior to this recording. That sermon unfortunately was not recorded (Noah's fault lol). Thankfully, Noah was given the opportunity to preach the sermon a second time at Oak Lane Christian Church and that was recorded. Noah preaches on a hallmark passage of the nineties and early two thousands, from the famous "jars of clay" passage in 2 Corinthians 4. Noah condenses a lot of his recent study on the subject of resurrection into this sermon and provides a lot of key information about the life of Paul the Apostle. It's a wonderful exploration of how resurrection doesn't just have to be a future event we await after death, but can be something transformative in our lives today. You don't want to miss this powerful point and we hope it brings you closer in your walk with Jesus. 

Nick Griffin is back! He walks through several passages from the writer John in both John and 1 John. Then he shows how light and darkness is a theme for honesty and how Christians should be more open about themselves. 

This Sermon Sunday we asked Dr. Greg to speak! Greg has been a member of Wayfarers for the past year and doubles as a professor at Mid-South Christian College. Today, he brings a message of reconciliation between the different age groups in our communities. He teaches from a passage in Malachi 4

In this final episode, Noah spends some time in Romans 11 as an explanation of the ending to Acts.

This week Noah explains the arrival Paul has in Rome and his fervent  hope that his own people will believe the good news that has shaped so  much of his own life.

In this final series in the book of Acts, Noah takes us through the  ending portion of the voyage that Paul undergoes, having appealed to  Caesar to avoid bringing a charge against his own people.

This week Ashley teaches about the concept of dealing with people who are difficult and how to best approach situations where we are stuck  with those people. She talks about Paul's journey to Rome as one of those times and explains how he handles it in this episode.

This is the final in a two part series that William Dooley teaches. He spends a lot of this episode explaining how our fear of evangelizing is holding us back from a better relationship with God. He tells personal stories of how he's convinced it something that needs to be done more in the world. 

This week William Dooley, a member of Wayfarers Christian Church teaches on Acts chapter 17 in this two part series. He explains a lot of the beginnings of the story that have Paul eventually arrive in Athens while also using personal stories from his own life to help us understand the heart of Paul better. 

This week Ashley concludes her teaching on Acts 16 discussing the psychology of those forced into slavery and relating it to the freedom we have in Jesus. She then concludes by mapping these concepts onto the freedom Paul and Silas experience at the end of the Acts 16 after they  are imprisoned.

Join us for this episode where Ashley Wakefield walks through the  beginning of Acts 16 discussing the demonic possession of a woman held  as a slave in the town of Philippi.

This sermon Noah teaches from Romans 8:1-6. Noah explains the powerful message of Paul in Romans 8 and how it can provide a challenge and blessing for us if we really pay attention to what Paul is saying in these verses.