WBC Messages

Norm Spohr begins a teaching series on temptation, emphasizing that temptation is a universal human experience and something believers face daily. Drawing from Scripture and practical illustration, he explains that temptation itself is not sin, and believers should...

This message explores the remarkable order woven throughout Scripture, revealing how God has embedded intentional patterns across the biblical timeline—from Creation to Revelation. By learning to recognize these recurring structures, especially patterns that repeat...

Collins Peter preaches from Ephesians 2:1–10, focusing on the contrast between humanity’s hopeless condition in sin and the overwhelming brilliance of God’s saving grace. He begins by emphasizing that Scripture does not describe people as merely struggling or sick in...

In this message, Mike reflects on the Christmas story as more than a past event—it is the moment God came near. Through Scripture, song, and shared participation, we are reminded that Jesus Christ is Emmanuel, God with us. We consider one of the revealed names of God,...

John Stutters centers his message on the greatest gift ever given — God’s gift of His Son, Jesus Christ. Beginning with a lighthearted moment involving physical gifts, he quickly turns the congregation’s attention to the deeper meaning of giving, especially during the...

Collins Peter preaches from Mark 5:1–20, the account of the demon-possessed man in the country of the Gadarenes. He begins by greeting the assembly and expressing his desire that the Word of God would not only instruct but penetrate deeply, humbling pride and bringing...

Andy begins his message with a straightforward challenge: to rightly divide the Word of God so we can distinguish biblical truth from traditions we may have inherited. He notes that Christians sometimes hold beliefs not because Scripture teaches them, but because they...

Norm Spohr’s sermon explores the only biblical account of Jesus’ life between infancy and adulthood: His visit to the temple at age twelve (Luke 2:41–52). Norm highlights how this moment displays Jesus’ early awareness of His identity and His mission—“being about His...

Loui Voyer’s sermon is a heartfelt reflection on Psalm 71 and the lives of believers who have “left a mark” for Christ across generations. He begins by recalling men and women from Westbank Bible Chapel and beyond whose faith, love, and Christlike character impacted...

Doyle Patterson’s sermon is a passionate and deeply personal message about the simplicity and necessity of salvation through faith in Jesus Christ. Beginning with Isaiah 55, he emphasizes the power of God’s Word — that it never returns void — and builds his message...