Upcoming 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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The Five Solas
500 years ago, the Christian Reformation took place, as gospel-saturated men and women stood against the abuses and bad teaching of the Roman Catholic Church of their day. Their greatest burden was that the Church needed to be reformed according to Scripture and to be based on the gospel and the teachings of the Bible. In particular five convictions shaped much of the Reformation Movement: That the gospel comes us to, in Scripture Alone, by Grace Alone, through Faith Alone, in Christ Alone, to the Glory of God Alone. This series explores these five convictions which shaped the Reformation and must still shape the church today!
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.
1 Thessalonians
The Apostle Paul started the church in Thessaloniki, but then had to leave a mere three weeks later, due to persecution. Would this fledgling church survive? How would they cope without the Apostle Paul? Would the church fall apart? 1 Thessalonians is Paul’s first letter back to the church after leaving; a letter which is heart-warming and encouraging but also deeply motivating as he urges them to keep living the life Jesus has called them, as they await Christ’s imminent return.
The Hard Sayings of Jesus
How the Gospel Fights Missional Drift
A Kingdom that Grows
Praying the Psalms
Many of us struggle with prayer. Prayer is hard; it can feel like learning a whole new language. So how can we learn to pray? Wonderfully, the Bible has given us a guide book; a book full of prayers that cover every emotion and condition of our hearts, a guide book that gives us language and vocabulary to help us to not only know how to pray but also to grow in prayer. In this series we look at seven different Psalms, using them to teach us how to pray through the Psalms; thereby growing in prayer altogether.
Isaiah 6
Our biggest need in life is not more time, more money, more relationships; it is a bigger vision of the greatness of God. In Isaiah 6 we see how a vision of God’s majesty draws us into God, changes how we see ourselves and then sends us out on God’s mission into the world.