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Sunday morning service starts at 10 a.m.

05/31/2026

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Warroad Community Church is a nondenominational body of believers. Our desire is to be solidly grounded in the Word of God as well as experience the life and freedom of the Holy Spirit. Worship is an important part of our service where we enjoy the freedom to express our love to God.

Series: Nehemiah
Preacher: Tim Daniels
Categories: Sermon
Location: Warroad Community Church, 114 Virginia Ave NE, Warroad, Minnesota, 56763

05/24/2026

View our live stream on our website at www.warroadcommunitychurch.com/live as well as in our app CHURCH CENTER and click MORE ⟩ SERMONS.
Warroad Community Church is a nondenominational body of believers. Our desire is to be solidly grounded in the Word of God as well as experience the life and freedom of the Holy Spirit. Worship is an important part of our service where we enjoy the freedom to express our love to God.

Preacher: Daren Mehl
Categories: Sermon
Location: Warroad Community Church, 114 Virginia Ave NE, Warroad, Minnesota, 56763

05/17/2026

View our live stream on our website at www.warroadcommunitychurch.com/live as well as in our app CHURCH CENTER and click MORE ⟩ SERMONS.
Warroad Community Church is a nondenominational body of believers. Our desire is to be solidly grounded in the Word of God as well as experience the life and freedom of the Holy Spirit. Worship is an important part of our service where we enjoy the freedom to express our love to God.

Preacher: Ben Bleess
Categories: Sermon
Location: Warroad Community Church, 114 Virginia Ave NE, Warroad, Minnesota, 56763

05/16/2026

Day 7 — Wait for the Lord
Psalm 27:13–14

Psalm 27 closes with one of Scripture’s most powerful reminders: “Wait for the Lord; be strong, and let your heart take courage.”

Waiting is difficult. We want quick answers and immediate solutions. Yet God often does some of His deepest work in seasons of waiting. While we wait, He builds trust, patience, endurance, and dependence upon Him.

Waiting on God is not passive hopelessness—it is active trust. It means believing that God is still working even when we cannot yet see the outcome.

David finishes where he began: with confidence in God’s goodness.

No matter how uncertain life may feel, we can remain hopeful because the Lord is faithful. His timing is perfect, His promises are true, and His presence never leaves us.

Reflection Question:

What area of your life requires patient trust in God right now?

05/15/2026

Day 6 — Teach Me Your Way
Psalm 27:11–12

David asks God to teach him and lead him on a level path.

Following God requires humility. We do not naturally know the best direction for our lives. We need God’s wisdom, guidance, and correction.

Sometimes God’s leading is clear and immediate. Other times it unfolds one step at a time. But He faithfully guides those who seek Him sincerely.

God’s path may not always be easy, but it is always trustworthy. When we surrender our plans to Him, He shapes our hearts and leads us with wisdom beyond our own understanding.

Even in uncertain seasons, we can trust that God sees the full picture.

Reflection Question:

Where are you needing God’s direction right now?

05/14/2026

Day 5 — A Heart That Cries Out
Psalm 27:7–10

Supporting Scripture: James 5:16

David openly cries out to God for mercy and help. Psalm 27 reminds us that faith is not pretending everything is fine. Faith is bringing our honest hearts before God.

God welcomes sincere prayers. We do not need polished words or perfect emotions. He invites us to come honestly—with our burdens, fears, disappointments, and needs.

David says, “Your face, Lord, do I seek.” More than answers, David longed for God Himself.

James 5:16 reminds believers to pray for one another because “the prayer of a righteous person has great power as it is working.” God never intended for His people to walk through struggles alone. There is encouragement, healing, and strength when believers pray together in faith.

Even when people disappoint us, God remains faithful. Human love may fail, but the Lord never abandons His children.

Reflection Question:

What burden do you need to honestly bring before God today?

05/13/2026

Day 4 — Hidden in His Presence
Psalm 27:5–6

David says God hides him in His shelter and sets him high upon a rock.

God’s protection does not always mean the absence of trouble. Sometimes His protection is His sustaining peace in the middle of trouble. While storms rage around us, God provides spiritual security within us.

There are seasons when life feels unstable, but God remains unshaken. He is our rock—steady, faithful, and strong. When everything else feels uncertain, His promises still stand firm.

David responds to this truth with worship. Praise helps shift our focus from our problems to God’s faithfulness. Worship reminds us that God is bigger than every fear we face.

Even in difficult seasons, we can rest in the security of His presence.

Reflection Question:

How has God carried or protected you through past difficulties?

05/12/2026

Day 3 — One Thing
Psalm 27:4

David says there is one thing he desires most: to dwell in the presence of the Lord.

In a world filled with distractions, priorities constantly compete for our attention. Schedules, responsibilities, entertainment, worries, and endless noise can slowly pull our focus away from what matters most.

Yet David recognized that the greatest place a person can be is near God.

God’s presence is not reserved for church buildings or special moments. Through Christ, we are invited into daily fellowship with Him. Time spent with God renews our minds, steadies our hearts, and reminds us where true peace is found.

When we seek Him first, everything else begins to fall into proper perspective.

Reflection Question:

What distractions are pulling your attention away from time with God?

05/11/2026

Day 2 — Confidence in the Battle
Psalm 27:2–3

Supporting Scripture: 2 Corinthians 10:4

David describes enemies surrounding him, yet he says, “My heart shall not fear.” That kind of confidence does not come from self-strength—it comes from trust in God.

Sometimes our battles are visible. Other times they are internal: anxiety, temptation, discouragement, loneliness, or exhaustion. Spiritual battles are very real, but God never calls us to fight alone.

2 Corinthians 10:4 reminds us that “the weapons of our warfare are not of the flesh but have divine power to destroy strongholds.” Prayer, worship, truth, and the Word of God are powerful spiritual weapons. God equips His people with everything needed to stand firm.

David understood that opposition does not mean abandonment. In fact, difficult seasons often become places where faith grows stronger. The same God who carried us before will carry us again.

When fear grows loud, we must intentionally remember God’s faithfulness. His strength is never limited by our weakness.

Reflection Question:

Where do you need God’s courage instead of your own strength?

05/10/2026

Day 1 — The Lord Is My Light
Psalm 27:1

Supporting Scripture: 2 Corinthians 4:4

“The Lord is my light and my salvation; whom shall I fear?”

Fear has a way of making everything feel darker than it really is. Questions about the future, struggles in our homes, uncertainty in the world, or battles within our own hearts can leave us feeling overwhelmed. But David begins Psalm 27 with a bold declaration: The Lord is my light.

Light changes everything. Even a small light pushes back darkness. God does not simply point us toward the light—He is the light. His presence brings clarity when we feel confused, peace when we feel anxious, and hope when we feel discouraged.

David also calls God his salvation and stronghold. Salvation means rescue. Stronghold means protection. David wasn’t speaking from a carefree life; he had enemies, dangers, and uncertainty. Yet he chose confidence because his security rested in God’s character, not his circumstances.

Scripture reminds us in 2 Corinthians 4:4 that the enemy works to blind hearts and minds to the truth of God. Spiritual darkness is real, but the light of Christ is greater. When we stay close to Him, confusion gives way to clarity and fear gives way to faith.

As believers, we can live with confidence because God’s light still shines in dark places.

Reflection Question:

What fear do you need to place into God’s hands today?

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114 Virginia Avenue
Warroad, MN
56763

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9am - 1pm

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+12183863557

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http://www.warroadcommunitychurch.com/

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