MissionWay Church Sunday Sermons

Four friends go above and beyond to help their paralytic companion reach Jesus, showcasing the power of community and friendship. As the story unfolds, Jesus surprises them by forgiving the man's sins instead of just healing him physically. This highlights a profound truth: our deepest need is spiritual healing. The narrative intertwines faith, friendship, and the transformative impact of forgiveness, revealing that true healing encompasses both body and soul.

The podcast dives into one of the most bizarre yet powerful events from the Gospels involving Jesus, demons, farmers, and pigs. It illustrates Jesus's authority over both the natural and supernatural realms. The discussion emphasizes the demons' recognition of Jesus's power and their awareness of impending judgment. There’s a compelling exploration of pride, rebellion, and the true nature of hell as a separation from God. The session ultimately reflects on the transformative power of Jesus and the hope found in salvation.

Discover the awe-inspiring moment when Jesus calms a tumultuous storm, revealing both His divine authority and the humanity of His disciples. Explore the profound idea of incarnation using a playful spider metaphor. Dive into the contrast between the disciples' fear and Christ's calm, discussing faith, divine promises, and spiritual growth in challenging times. Reflect on the nature of God as a triune being and the lessons learned from facing fears, encouraging listeners to find solace and strength in their faith.

Two men confront the true cost of following Jesus, sparking a deep discussion about genuine discipleship. The podcast highlights the need for commitment and personal sacrifice, differentiating between merely acknowledging Jesus and recognizing Him as Lord. Listeners are encouraged to prioritize faith over worldly obligations while navigating doubts about their salvation. It reassures them of God's grace, urging a reflection on their relationship with Christ to find true peace and joy.

The discussion centers around a lesser-known yet powerful healing story in Peter's home, illustrating Jesus' deep compassion for individuals. It highlights how His miracles extend beyond the miraculous, showcasing His care for the overlooked. Listeners will explore the significance of divine love and God’s promise of healing, even when physical recovery isn't guaranteed. The conversation encourages reflecting on personal experiences of divine compassion and inspires believers to serve others amidst life's trials.

A Roman centurion demonstrates extraordinary faith by asking Jesus to heal his servant from afar, prompting Jesus to marvel at this unexpected belief. The discussion emphasizes the healing power of faith and the Gospel's reach to all, regardless of background. Listeners learn about Jesus' unique blend of divine and human qualities, and how true faith transcends cultural boundaries. The podcast also challenges the distinction between superficial religious acts and genuine belief, encouraging reflection on personal faith and salvation.

Psalm 34 is a well-known passage of Scripture for good reason. In that Psalm, David gives us a picture of the one whose trust is in the Lord and whose satisfaction is found in Christ. Communion is a time where we specifically come to the Table to remember the Lord, put our trust in Him, and flee from our sin. This Psalm will encourage us to do all of those things. Join us as we spend our entire gathering focused on Christ's sacrifice for us. We will be partaking in communion during this time as well.

The discussion centers on Jesus' miraculous healing of a leper, showcasing His divine authority and compassion. It contrasts authentic miracles with contemporary faith healers, illuminating the true meaning behind these acts. The podcast explores how these miraculous healings signify deeper spiritual truths, urging listeners to trust in God beyond mere physical needs. Personal stories and scripture emphasize the power of Jesus' touch and the importance of faith, reminding us of the ultimate healing from sin.

Every single person who has trusted Christ as their Savior has been supernaturally and graciously gifted to serve within the body of Christ. Your spiritual gift(s) are given to you so that you may steward them for the glory of God and the good of His people. This means none of us should be sitting on the sidelines or acting like 'consumers' within the Church. If you have not yet discovered your gift, then this sermon aims to help you do so. If you have, then may this sermon encourage you to use it to build up the Church.

Success in life can be defined in many different ways. The Gospel seems to define success in a way that goes against every other definition our world would give. Jesus, Himself shows us how even He came "not to be served, but to serve." That has huge implications for us as His followers. The life of a Christian is one of sacrificial service for others and while our world often tells us that we should make sure we fill ourselves up before serving others, the Gospel tells us to pour ourselves out for others first so that the Lord may truly fill us up.