Sermons from May 2020
A New Perspective
There’s so much more to your story. In fact, it has no end. How might knowing you were created with eternity in mind change your perspective on time, priorities, relationships, finances, and more? Online Campus Pastor, John Kelly, uses a simple and compelling illustration to show us just how much of our life we may not have the right perspective on. Here at WEAG everyone belongs and is welcome. This is a place where you can explore faith, ask questions,…
“Why Is There Suffering?” – Asking for a Friend pt 5
“Why is there suffering?” “Why does God allow suffering?” Timeless questions that you likely have thought more than once. Certainly, you know a friend who has asked these very questions. Fortunately, there is a point to suffering, an end to suffering, and most importantly, a God who cares about our suffering and even shared in it with us. Lead Pastor Shane Schlesman wraps up the 5-part Asking for a Friend sermon series with one of the most challenging why questions…
God Created Community – Asking for a Friend pt 4
In a time of keeping others safe by social distancing, Pastor Shane explores the question of just how important being in a community is to us as individuals and to God’s plan for our lives. If you had the chance to ask Jesus your one question… what would it be? Take this journey with us as we seek answers to our tough questions. Here at WEAG everyone belongs and is welcome. This is a place where you can explore faith,…
Can Jesus Really Satisfy Me? – Asking for a Friend pt 3
In this Mother’s Day tag-team sermon, Sue and Shane Schlesman take a fresh look at the encounter of Jesus with the Samaritan woman at the well. In this story, it is revealed just how much Jesus really knows us, our past, our present circumstances, and our future potential. The woman at the well came to realize that Jesus was all she truly needed in life to be fully satisfied. How about you? Let’s ask the question. If you had the…
Is Jesus The Only Way? – Asking for a Friend pt 2
“Is Jesus The Only Way?” — I’m asking for a friend.This challenging question for both Christians and non-Christians can be a loaded one when a position of moral authority is assumed by the asker and/or responder. Small Groups Pastor, Jeremy Woltz, offers a fresh perspective that the question need not be about being right or wrong. Rather, the answer is about the truth of love, grace, and redemption offered by Jesus Christ to each person irrespective of the beliefs of…