HeyJaredWaterstone Church Sermon Podcast
Podcast of weekend sermons from Waterstone Church in Littleton, Colorado. We are a church that seeks to become like Jesus and live for others.
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Dear Smyrna: The Church Who Held On (opens the original)
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Faithfulness is tested most when life gets difficult. This message takes us to the church in Smyrna and reminds us that following Christ does not always mean an easy road. There may be suffering, opposition, hardship, and moments when we feel like giving up. But our circumstances do not define our spiritual riches, and the cost of following Jesus is never greater than the hope we have in Him. We’re encouraged to stay courageous, keep trusting, and hold firmly to our faith instead of giving in to
Dear Ephesus: The Church Who Was Right About Everything (opens the original)
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The church in Ephesus presents a striking picture of a congregation that appeared to have so much right: it worked hard, persevered through difficulty, rejected false teaching, and remained committed to sound doctrine. Yet in Revelation 2, Jesus identifies a serious problem beneath that outward faithfulness: they had abandoned their first love. The message of Ephesus challenges the church today to recognize that biblical truth, perseverance, discernment, and faithful service are essential, but t
The Jesus We Forgot (opens the original)
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A careful look at Revelation 1 reveals how easily faith can stall out when Jesus is shrunk down to something comfortable. It is simple to fall into subtle assimilation, quietly mixing faith with everyday compromises or stacking worldly expectations onto him until he feels small and manageable. John's vision on Patmos completely shatters that scaled-down version of belief. The passage reveals the ruler of the universe standing right among the lampstands, holding the stars, with eyes like fire and
When God Brings Redemption (opens the original)
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Walking through the book of Ruth reveals how redemption means taking something from where it was and returning it to where it truly belongs, replacing grief and loss with a restored future. Pain often comes from tight expectations on how life or faith should look, leaving a person feeling crushed when the beat drops unexpectedly, but shifting focus from rigid outcomes to expectant trust in God's character changes everything. The legal, relational, and social redemption experienced by Ruth and Na
When Faith Takes A Risk (opens the original)
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The story of Ruth and Boaz is a powerful look at how a messy family history can be turned around into something beautiful. Ancestral lines can carry deep-seated cycles of dysfunction, like the story of Judah and Tamar in Genesis 38, where a patriarch avoided his duty to his widowed daughter-in-law, leading her to resort to desperate measures to secure her place in the family. When Ruth and Boaz meet, the opportunity arises to repeat those old habits of taking advantage or dodging responsibility.
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