Current Sermon Series

At Watermark, we believe that God is alive and that he speaks; and that one of the most real and relevant ways that God speaks is through his Word. Each Sunday we gather to listen to expository preaching, where the preacher aims to open up and explain what God Himself is saying through his Word. We do this while seeking to understand the passage in light of the gospel; the overarching message of the Bible. In this sense, we desire for our preaching to be expository and gospel-centered.

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Acts

It can be hard to figure out life on your own. What should church be like? What should we be doing? What does it look like for God to be at work through us in mission? We should learn from those who have gone before us. So come join us as we go through the book of Acts and look at the early church. As we see their life and see God at work by the same Spirit that we have, we will be envisioned for our Christian lives and encouraged to play our part in God’s mission to spread the gospel.

Previous Sermon Series

At Watermark, we generally like to teach through books of the Bible in our Sunday services. Below are a few of our latest sermon series. Click the series banner below to go to that series, or find all of our previous sermons in our sermons library.

Jonah

The book of Jonah is one of the most well-known books in the Old Testament, and yet one of the least understood. In Jonah we find an ‘unbelieving believer’, one who knows the right answers but who finds it difficult to trust God. In Jonah we find a disturbing mirror of our souls. Yet in the story of Jonah we also discover the surprising love of God; a love that doesn’t give up, doesn’t give in, and doesn’t walk away, no matter how far away we might try to run. The book of Jonah is about much more than the prodigal prophet and the big fish; it’s really about the surprising love of God.

Vision Sunday

None of us know what the future holds, but we know who holds the future. On the first Sunday of the year, we take time to think about the year ahead, and how we can hold onto God, trusting in his goodness and grace, no matter how the year ahead unfolds.

Thanksgiving

As we look back and reflect on 2025, we see that the Sovereign God has been with us throughout it all: in all the ups and downs, the highs and lows, the good times and the difficult times: indeed especially the difficult times. And so we reflect and we give thanks for all that God has done in us, through us, and for us in 2025. To him be the glory, great things he has done!

Why Jesus Came

Christmas is a wonderful time of celebration. All around our city are trees, decorations, presents, good food, wonderful music. Yet why do we celebrate? What is it that we’re celebrating? Christians usually want to remember “the reason for the season”, namely that Jesus came to the world.

Yet, the fact that Jesus came is not enough. The joy comes from knowing why he came. What was his mission? What did he achieve by coming into the world and being born as a human, living the perfect life, dying on the cross and rising again? The fact that God has become man and come to us is good news; understanding why Jesus came is simply wonderful. This Advent we explore what the Bible has to say about Why Jesus Came.