Bay City Wesleyan Church

Message by Guest Speaker Evangelist Dale Freed

Series Big Idea: With the various branches of the Church all claiming to follow Jesus, how can we know what to believe? Many argue that they base their beliefs on the Bible. But how will we find the truth? The Apostles’ Creed provides a firm foundation for the vast majority of the Church. It declares all that we agree on. Let’s examine what unites us. Sermon in a Sentence: Abba-Father is just like Jesus.

Series Big Idea: With the various branches of the Church all claiming to follow Jesus, how can we know what to believe? Many argue that they base their beliefs on the Bible. But how will we find the truth? The Apostles’ Creed provides a firm foundation for the vast majority of the Church. It declares all that we agree on. Let’s examine what unites us. Sermon in a Sentence: The focus of our attention shapes us.

Series Big Idea: With the various branches of the Church all claiming to follow Jesus, how can we know what to believe? Many argue that they base their beliefs on the Bible. But how will we find the truth? The Apostles’ Creed provides a firm foundation for the vast majority of the Church. It declares all that we agree on. Let’s examine what unites us. Text: Ephesians 1:3-14 TPT Title: IN CHRIST Sermon in a Sentence: In Christ Jesus, we receive all of God.

Series Big Idea: All humans have experienced pain and seek to protect their inner selves from more suffering. Whether we refer to them as our souls, hearts, spirits, or something else, we construct walls. Our focus is on altering behaviors, resolving problems, and cultivating positive attitudes. We eventually become exhausted and frustrated since genuine growth and change begin from within us. Knowing Jesus transforms our values, beliefs, and characters. By experiencing his unconditional love, our wounds are healed, and our temperaments are tamed. Let's discover how we can live a life of growth from the inside out. Sermon in a Sentence: Come, Holy Spirit, I need you.

Series Big Idea and Invitation: All humans have experienced pain and seek to protect their inner selves from more suffering. Whether we refer to them as our souls, hearts, spirits, or something else, we construct walls. Our focus is on altering behaviors, resolving problems, and cultivating positive attitudes. We eventually become exhausted and frustrated since genuine growth and change begin from within us. Knowing Jesus transforms our values, beliefs, and characters. By experiencing his unconditional love, our wounds are healed, and our temperaments are tamed. Let's discover how we can live a life of growth from the inside out. Sermon in a Sentence: Jesus pours perseverance into us. To join the Bay City Wesleyan's YouVersion Church page: https://www.bible.com/organizations/39d52eed-815c-41c1-ad63-54109ea45e66

Series Big Idea and Invitation: All humans have experienced pain and seek to protect their inner selves from more suffering. Whether we refer to them as our souls, hearts, spirits, or something else, we construct walls. Our focus is on altering behaviors, resolving problems, and cultivating positive attitudes. We eventually become exhausted and frustrated since genuine growth and change begin from within us. Knowing Jesus transforms our values, beliefs, and characters. By experiencing his unconditional love, our wounds are healed, and our temperaments are tamed. Let's discover how we can live a life of growth from the inside out. Sermon in a Sentence: Jesus asks us, “Do you want to grow?” To join the Bay City Wesleyan's YouVersion Church page: https://www.bible.com/organizations/39d52eed-815c-41c1-ad63-54109ea45e66

Series Big Idea: All humans have experienced pain and seek to protect their inner selves from more suffering. Whether we refer to them as our souls, hearts, spirits, or something else, we construct walls. Our focus is on altering behaviors, resolving problems, and cultivating positive attitudes. We eventually become exhausted and frustrated since genuine growth and change begin from within us. Knowing Jesus transforms our values, beliefs, and characters. By experiencing His unconditional love, our wounds are healed, and our temperaments are tamed. Let's discover how we can live a life of growth from the inside out. Sermon in a Sentence: In it to win it – TOGETHER. Join the Bay City Wesleyan Church's YouVersion Page: https://www.bible.com/organizations/39d52eed-815c-41c1-ad63-54109ea45e66

Series Big Idea and Invitation: All humans have experienced pain and seek to protect their inner selves from more suffering. Whether we refer to them as our souls, hearts, spirits, or something else, we construct walls. Our focus is on altering behaviors, resolving problems, and cultivating positive attitudes. We eventually become exhausted and frustrated since genuine growth and change begin from within us. Knowing Jesus transforms our values, beliefs, and characters. By experiencing his unconditional love, our wounds are healed, and our temperaments are tamed. Let's discover how we can live a life of growth from the inside out. Sermon in a Sentence: Jesus, your cross is my cross.

Series Big Idea and Invitation: All humans have experienced pain and seek to protect their inner selves from more suffering. Whether we refer to them as our souls, hearts, spirits, or something else, we construct walls. Our focus is on altering behaviors, resolving problems, and cultivating positive attitudes. We eventually become exhausted and frustrated since genuine growth and change begin from within us. Knowing Jesus transforms our values, beliefs, and characters. By experiencing his unconditional love, our wounds are healed, and our temperaments are tamed. Let's discover how we can live a life of growth from the inside out. Sermon in a Sentence: Swimming against the current is a challenge but you are not alone.

Series Big Idea: All humans have experienced pain and seek to protect their inner selves from more suffering. Whether we refer to them as our souls, hearts, spirits, or something else, we construct walls. Our focus is on altering behaviors, resolving problems, and cultivating positive attitudes. We eventually become exhausted and frustrated since genuine growth and change begin from within us. Knowing Jesus transforms our values, beliefs, and characters. By experiencing His unconditional love, our wounds are healed, and our temperaments are tamed. Let's discover how we can live a life of growth from the inside out. Sermon in a Sentence: My goal is to know Jesus.

Sermon in a Sentence: Faith asks WHO not HOW.

Series Big Idea and Invitation: In Mark’s record of Jesus’s life, he recounts several questions Jesus asked his disciples. What do you think he might ask you and me? Let’s examine four of the questions he asked his first followers to find out if they connect us with Jesus. Sermon in a Sentence: We can only see God’s perspective on the road to Calvary. YouTube video: "Chris Tomlin - Who You Are To Me (Lyric Video) ft. Lady A": https://youtu.be/wms76AfllVE

Series Big Idea: In Mark’s record of Jesus’s life, he recounts several questions Jesus asked his disciples. What do you think he might ask you and me? Let’s examine four of the questions he asked his first followers to find out if they connect us with Jesus. Sermon in a Sentence: Let's make the church a no-nitpicking zone.

Series Big Idea: In Mark’s record of Jesus’s life, he recounts several questions Jesus asked his disciples. What do you think he might ask you and me? Let’s examine four of the questions he asked his first followers to find out if they connect us with Jesus. Sermon in a Sentence: The request Jesus longs to hear seeks to know him better.

Series Big Idea: In Mark’s record of Jesus’s life, he recounts several questions Jesus asked his disciples. What do you think he might ask you and me? Let’s examine four questions he asked his first followers to find out if they connect us with Jesus. Sermon in a Sentence: We can trust Jesus or chase the mirage of certainty, but we cannot do both.

Series Big Idea: In Mark’s record of Jesus’s life, he recounts several questions Jesus asked his disciples. What do you think he might ask you and me? Let’s examine four of the questions he asked his first followers to find out if they connect us with Jesus. Sermon in a Sentence: Your little bit is more than enough in Jesus’s hands.

Series Big Idea: If you could ask Jesus anything, what would you ask him? Mark records numerous questions asked by several people. Some about rules and traditions. Some about more personal matters. We’re looking at the top three questions this month. Sermon in a Sentence: Jesus said it best: "love God... love your neighbor as yourself." YouTube video: "God of Justice" - Tim Hughes https://youtu.be/Ervz11HibSk

Series Big Idea: If you could ask Jesus anything, what would you ask him? Mark records numerous questions asked by several people. Some about rules and traditions. Some about more personal matters. We’re looking at the top three questions this month. Sermon in a Sentence: No matter how many waves crash over your boat, the key question is always, "Who is in Your Boat?"

Series Big Idea: The fastest way to misunderstand a person is to suppose we know the definitions of every word they use. Unfortunately, words hold different meanings in differing times and places. The records of Jesus’s life and ministry used ancient words from his Jewish heritage. We need to understand these words to understand Jesus and what’s said about him. Sermon in a Sentence: Recognizing Jesus as our King starts changing everything.