Bay City Wesleyan Church

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.

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: God can soften the hardest heart.

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: God sent Jesus to us, and God came to us in Jesus.

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: Build your life on King Jesus.

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: God's invitation still echoes in our hearts; “Turn and come home.

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: Sharing the gospel is simply chatting about Jesus.

Series Big Idea: Five women are mentioned or named in Jesus’s genealogy recorded by Matthew. Each one has a unique story and made a notable contribution to his family tree. Let’s discover how our stories and their stories connect as we prepare for Jesus’s coming. Sermon in a Sentence: You are not invisible to God.

Sermon in a Sentence: Taken and abused by a king but chosen and honored by the King of Kings.

Series Big Idea: Five women are mentioned or named in Jesus's genealogy recorded by Matthew. Each one has a unique story and made a notable contribution to his family tree. Let's discover how our stories and their connect as we prepare for Jesus's coming. Sermon in a Sentence: Through ordinary people, God can do extraordinary things!

Series Big Idea: Five women are mentioned or named in Jesus’s genealogy recorded by Matthew. Each one has a unique story and made a notable contribution to his family tree. Let’s discover how our stories and their stories connect as we prepare for Jesus’s coming. Sermon in a Sentence: Faith vanquishes fear.

Series Big Idea and Invitation: Five women are mentioned or named in Jesus’s genealogy recorded by Matthew. Each one has a unique story and made a notable contribution to his family tree. Let’s discover how our stories and their stories connect as we prepare for Jesus’s coming. Sermon in a Sentence: Righteousness is mainly about relationships, not rules.

Series: Come and See the Victory of the Cross Series Big Idea: Jesus did far more for us on the Cross than we may ever comprehend. It looked like an overwhelming defeat. It was but not for Jesus. Let’s follow him from his tortured prayer in the Garden to the Cross and his empty tomb. Come and see some of what Jesus did for you, me, and all humanity. Sermon in 3 Sentences: Jesus lives forever. He lives with us. Jesus rules over heaven and earth.

Series Big Idea: Jesus did far more for us on the Cross than we may ever comprehend. It looked like an overwhelming defeat. It was but not for Jesus. Let’s follow him from his tortured prayer in the Garden to the Cross and his empty tomb. Come and see some of what Jesus did for you, me, and all humanity. Sermon in a Sentence: Someday I will see Jesus and become completely like him but until then I'm committed to becoming more like him one moment at a time.

Series Big Idea: Jesus did far more for us on the Cross than we may ever comprehend. It looked like an overwhelming defeat. It was but not for Jesus. Let’s follow him from his tortured prayer in the Garden to the Cross and his empty tomb. Come and see some of what Jesus did for you, me, and all humanity. Sermon in a Sentence Jesus never looked less God-like, but it was never more obvious to the soldiers.

Series Big Idea: Jesus did far more for us on the Cross than we may ever comprehend. It looked like an overwhelming defeat. It was but not for Jesus. Let’s follow him from his tortured prayer in the Garden to the Cross and his empty tomb. Come and see some of what Jesus did for you, me, and all humanity. Sermon in a Sentence: Jesus gave up everything all for love to meet us in our brokenness, guilt, and pain.

Series Big Idea: Jesus did far more for us on the Cross than we may ever comprehend. It looked like an overwhelming defeat. It was but not for Jesus. Let’s follow him from his tortured prayer in the Garden to the Cross and his empty tomb. Come and see some of what Jesus did for you, me, and all humanity. Sermon in a Sentence: Your wound becomes a weapon when it’s washed by worship.

Series Big Idea: Jesus did far more for us on the Cross than we may ever comprehend. It looked like an overwhelming defeat. It was but not for Jesus. Let’s follow him from his tortured prayer in the Garden to the Cross and his empty tomb. Come and see some of what Jesus did for you, me, and all humanity. Sermon in a Sentence: Remember who Jesus is, and who we are: Barabbas.

Series Big Idea: Jesus did far more for us on the Cross than we may ever comprehend. It looked like an overwhelming defeat. It was but not for Jesus. Let’s follow him from his tortured prayer in the Garden to the Cross and his empty tomb. Come and see some of what Jesus did for you, me, and all humanity. Come and see the victory of the Cross. Sermon in a Sentence: I don't need to know how you failed; I know who Jesus is!

Series Big Idea: Jesus did far more for us on the Cross than we may ever comprehend. It looked like an overwhelming defeat. It was but not for Jesus. Let’s follow him from his tortured prayer in the Garden to the Cross and his empty tomb. Come and see some of what Jesus did for you, me, and all humanity. Come and see the victory of the Cross. Sermon in a Sentence: There’s a new battle cry, “God, your will be done!”