Bay City Wesleyan Church

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!”

Sermon in a Sentence: Forgiveness forms the foundation for freedom.

Sermon in a Sentence: You will find Jesus when you seek the lost one.

Sermon in a Sentence: Who is the greatest? Those with child-like faith.

Sermon in a Sentence: I may not know HOW but I know WHO will meet my needs.

Sermon in a Sentence: We have this hope: a beautiful future with the Lord.

Speaker: Cal Emerson Text: Acts 1: 8 https://bible.com/bible/111/ACT.1.8 Title: Witnessing for Timid Christians - Part 2

Speaker: Cal Emerson Text: Acts 1: 8 https://bible.com/bible/111/ACT.1.8 Title: Witnessing for Timid Christians

Guest speaker Marty Covey

Series Big Idea: There is coming a day when there will be no more sickness, death, or grief. We call that Heaven. But starting with Jesus's work, Heaven has been coming to town with healing and new life. Sermon in a Sentence: In all authority, we must go!

Series Big Idea: There is coming a day when there will be no more sickness, death, or grief. We call that day Heaven. But starting with Jesus’s work, Heaven has been coming to town with healing and new life. Sermon in a Sentence: Do we live as though we believe Jesus has authority over every aspect of our lives and the world?

Series Big Idea: There is coming a day when there will be no more sickness, death, or grief. We call that day Heaven. But starting with Jesus’s work, Heaven has been coming to town with healing and new life. Sermon in a Sentence: Just one touch from King Jesus changes everything.

Series Big Idea: There is coming a day when there will be no more sickness, death, or grief. We call that day Heaven. But starting with Jesus’s work, Heaven has been coming to town with healing and new life. Sermon in a Sentence: When Jesus comes to town, heaven comes to town.

Series Big Idea and Invitation: Sometimes we ask, “Why doesn't God do something?” Tragedies, accidents, and bullies go unanswered. Why does God seem so silent? So distant and detached? Jesus's parables don’t give direct answers to our questions. But these narratives bring everyday events alongside eternal truth to help us understand those spiritual principles. Several of these parables show that God’s kingdom has arrived. The end of all evil is on the way. Sermon in a Sentence: We love actively, pray continually, and wait expectantly because every passing moment brings God’s kingdom nearer.

Sermon in a sentence: Even though are weeds among us, continue to grow in Christ.

Sermon in a Sentence: Fill us now, fill us now, Jesus, come and fill us now.

Series Big Idea and Invitation: Sometimes we ask, “Why doesn't God do something?” Tragedies, accidents, and bullies go unanswered. Why does God seem so silent? So distant and detached? Jesus's parables don’t give direct answers to our questions. But these narratives bring everyday events alongside eternal truth to help us understand those spiritual principles. Several of these parables show that God’s kingdom has arrived. The end of all evil is on the way.

Series Big Idea and Invitation: Sometimes we ask, “Why doesn't God do something?” Tragedies, accidents, and bullies go unanswered. Why does God seem so silent? So distant and detached? Jesus's parables don’t give direct answers to our questions. But these narratives bring everyday events alongside eternal truth to help us understand those spiritual principles. Several of these parables show that God’s kingdom has arrived. The end of all evil is on the way. Sermon in a Sentence: When Jesus tells a story put your thinking caps on.

Sermon in a Sentence: To fight the good fight, you must believe right then you must do right.