Waynesboro FM Church Sermons

Team Work Makes the Dream Work

Thad Roller, a missionary to Columbia we as a local church support, speaks about how God doesn't use individuals, but teams of individuals to grow His Church.

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Nevertheless

Why do you cry out about your injury? Your pain has no cure! I have done these things to you because of your enormous guilt and your innumerable sins. Nevertheless, all who devoured you will be devoured, and all your adversaries—all of them— will go off into exile. Those who plunder you will be plundered, and all who raid you will be raided. But I will bring you health and will heal you of your wounds—this is the Lord’s declaration—for they call you Outcast, Zion whom no one cares about. Jeremiah 30:15-17

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Buried in His Heart

Don’t worry about anything, but in everything, through prayer and petition with thanksgiving, present your requests to God. And the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and minds in Christ Jesus. Philippians 4:6-7

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Remember Your Leaders

"Remember your leaders who have spoken God’s word to you. As you carefully observe the outcome of their lives, imitate their faith." Hebrews 13:7

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Practicing the Presence - Brave

When the winds rise and the waves crash, fear can take over—unless you know who’s in the boat with you. In Matthew 8, the disciples panic in the storm, but Jesus speaks peace into the chaos. What if the presence of God in your life doesn’t mean storms won’t come—but that you never face them alone? Join us as we explore how God's indwelling presence makes us brave.

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The Bitter Prophet of a Gracious God

Jonah's story isn't just about God's mercy toward a wicked city—it's about His mercy toward a stubborn prophet. While Nineveh's deliverance grabs the headlines, the final scene zooms in on Jonah's heart, exposing a deeper struggle that echoes in all of us. This week, we’re asking the piercing question Jonah wrestled with, and we must as well: Are you okay with God loving your enemies?

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The Storming Prophet of a Wonderful Counselor

As we draw near to the end of Jonah’s story, He’s been a first-hand witness to God doing unbelievable miracles AND ministry to reform a whole society far from God, yet we still find a storm raging… not on the sea, but in Jonah's own heart. The story of Jonah leaves us with a cliff-hanger: Does Jonah ever change? Here we find yet another example in the Word of what we all need for true transformation: a therapy session with the Wonderful Counselor.

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The Scandalous Mercy of God

The fear of the Lord, faith, and repentance. Where mankind meets the heart of God.

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The Sinking Prophet

What if all the truth in the Bible could be summed up in a five-word sentence? As Jonah sinks into the sea, powerless to save himself, he discovers the truth that echoes through all of Scripture: “Salvation belongs to the LORD!” This Easter, come and see how God meets us in the depths—and brings us to life.

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The Prophet Who "Caused" the Storm

In the next part of Jonah’s story, it’s the pagan sailors—not the Lord's prophet—who have more spiritual awareness, who show more compassion, who fear the Lord, pray earnestly, and respond in worship. Jonah, the one with God’s word, would rather be thrown overboard than turn back to obedience to his God. In a surprising twist, God uses them to expose him. Could the same be happening today? Join us as we explore how God sometimes uses the unbelieving world to confront His own people—and why that might be exactly what the Church needs to hear right now. Will we be humble enough to hear it?

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