WBC Messages

Norm Spohr centers his message on Luke 15, particularly the Parable of the Prodigal Son, with a fresh lens: he invites the audience to consider that the father in the story is also a kind of prodigal—not in rebellion, but in reckless, extravagant goodness and grace....

In this sermon, Rob Brennan walks the congregation through Luke chapter 1 and contrasts it with Luke chapter 24, drawing out the Holy Spirit's work in connecting Scripture across the Bible. He emphasizes how the Bible, although penned by many human authors, carries a...

In this eye-opening message, Treavor takes us deep into Genesis 3 and zeroes in on one of the most profound questions God ever asked: “Who told you that you were naked?” Treavor challenges us to consider: Who are we really listening to? What voices are shaping our...

In this compelling sermon from 2 Corinthians 5:18–21, Collins unpacks one of the clearest summaries of the gospel in all of Scripture. The message titled "War and Peace" draws a sharp line between two eternal realities: living at peace with God or living in opposition...

In this message, Josh walks through the closing verses of Philippians 4, highlighting Paul's remarkable contentment and dependence on Christ. Drawing from Paul’s experience with the Philippian believers, Josh teaches that Christ is not only our peace—but also our...

Norm Spohr delivers a powerful message centered around the life of King David, using David’s final words in 2 Samuel 23:1–5 as a lens to explore three foundational qualities of a godly life: integrity, focus, and finishing well. The message encourages believers to...

Mercer Armstrong teaches from the book of Ruth, emphasizing that it is not merely a love story but a deep revelation of God’s grace, loyalty, and redemption. Ruth’s story, while brief and tucked away in the Old Testament, carries profound theological...

In this powerful Easter message, Andy Billingham redirects our attention away from the cultural and traditional term Easter and back to its biblical foundation in Passover. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 5:7, where Paul writes “Christ, our Passover, has been sacrificed...