Word Fellowship

04/25/2026

Last Sunday, we turned to the Gospel of John and considered the struggle of the Apostle Thomas. Often remembered for his doubt, Scripture shows a man who was also courageous and faithful. We saw how Jesus met him in his skepticism and led him to a settled, confident faith.

The full sermon is available to watch on the Word Fellowship YouTube channel and website.

Doubt that Evaporates | John 20: 24-31| Word Fellowship

04/05/2026

He is risen. Today we gather to remember and rejoice in the resurrection of Christ. A day that reminds us of the hope found in Him and the victory over sin and death.

04/05/2026

Join us tomorrow for Easter service as we gather to worship and reflect on the significance of this day.

We would be glad to have you with us as we come together as a church.

04/04/2026

This final message before Easter brings us to Matthew 27:27–56, where we see the depth of Christ’s suffering and the weight of what He endured.

Join us tomorrow as we gather to celebrate the risen Lord.

There is something deeply ironic about this passage. Everything that is meant to mock Jesus actually proclaims the truth about Him. The soldiers mock Him as ...

03/28/2026

As we continue in the Gospel of Matthew leading up to Easter, this passage records two trials unfolding at the same time on the night of Jesus’ arrest—one inside, where Christ stands before those who condemn Him, and one outside, where Peter stands among others and denies Him.

"In moments of crisis, a person’s true loyalties are revealed. When pressure rises, convictions either harden or collapse. This passage records two simultane...

03/21/2026

As we spend the Sundays leading up to Easter in the Gospel of Matthew, we invite you to come and follow along with us!

03/19/2026

As Easter approaches, our sermons are stepping away from Luke and into the Gospel of Matthew as we walk through the events of Passion Week.

Here is the first message in our lead-up to Easter. We invite you to join us in the weeks ahead!

As Jesus prepares for His crucifixion, contrasting responses to Him emerge: religious leaders plot to kill Him, the disciples are stressed and irritable, and...

03/17/2026

At the heart of the Word Fellowship blog, "How Do You Know? Defending Truth Through the Christian Worldview," is this reminder: true knowledge has a starting point. Scripture directs us to it—reverence for God as the foundation of all understanding.

03/14/2026

Have you ever been asked, “How do you know?”

It’s a simple question, but it points to something much deeper: the foundation of truth and how we know what we know. We’re revisiting a blog that explores how the Christian worldview provides a coherent basis for knowledge, logic, and morality.

If you missed it before, we invite you to read it.

Childhood debates often asked, “How do you know?” That question lies at the heart of apologetics—revealing how only the Christian worldview provides a true foundation for logic, morality, and truth.

03/07/2026

After hearing the Parable of the Wicked Tenants, the religious leaders attempt to trap Jesus with a politically charged question about paying taxes to Caesar. But Jesus exposes their hypocrisy, affirms the legitimacy of civil authority, and reminds them that while Caesar may claim a coin, God lays claim to the whole of our lives.

If you’d like to reflect more on this passage, we invite you to watch last week’s sermon on the Word Fellowship YouTube channel.

The religious leaders, frustrated by Jesus’ parable of the Wicked Tenants, attempt to trap Him politically and religiously by asking whether it is lawful to ...

03/04/2026

In the Parable of the Wicked Tenants (Luke 20:9–18), Jesus speaks plainly about rejection—how God’s messengers were repeatedly refused, and how even His beloved Son would be cast aside.

This is one of the last parables Christ will teach, and its warning is unmistakable. It is a declaration of accountability. How we respond to Him matters eternally.