Watermark Audio: Sunday Messages

What are the qualifications for leadership in the church? In week 5 of our series, FOCUS: A Study in 1 Timothy, David Leventhal teaches through 1 Timothy 3:1-13, showing us when God describes a leader, he prioritizes character over anything else. God is setting a standard for leadership that he desires every believer to aspire to.

David leads the congregation in praying for our government, church, and families, as well as teaching about the importance and purpose of fasting. The service ends with communion and worship.

This Sunday's message is a panel discussion covering the topics of abortion, healthcare, and immigration, with the intention of equipping the Christian with biblical principles to use at the voting booth.

With all of the upheaval of 2020, we may be confused on how to vote and concerned about our future. Blake walks us through the Biblical roles of government, church, and family so we can better discern how to live as Christians in this fallen world.

David reminds us that as Christians we are citizens of Heaven and Jesus Christ has already won the war. We do not need to be worried about the future, but instead we need to be focused on living our lives for Christ and reaching out to those who do not know Him.

God created men and women for specific roles, today's culture is trying to eliminate these gender roles. David walks us through what 1 Timothy 2 says about how the roles of men and women are different and what God intended for each one.

Focus: Prayer

Focus: Sinners and Saints Like Us

Focus: Sound Doctrine

Watermark has been meeting for 1087 weeks. In this message, David Leventhal reflects back on the three things he has most consistently been reminded of: “God loves you,” “This is Jesus’ church,” and “We are better together.”

Retold: Jesus Calms the Storm

David uses the parable of the Prodigal Son to teach us of God's reckless love for us and what our response to that should be.

A continuation of teaching on the beginnings of Christ's church

Watermark Family Prayer: Reconciliation, Unity, and Action

The book of Acts describes the beginning of the Christian church and the coming of the Holy Spirit. Today we learn what that means to us and how being members of this church should affect our lives.