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WCC | Colossians: A Life Worth Living, June 14th 2026
Jun 15, 2026
26m 10s
WCC | VBS Celebration: Rainforest Falls, June 7th 2026
Jun 7, 2026
15m 25s
WCC | Draw Near: The Sound of the Saved, May 31st 2026
Jun 7, 2026
22m 53s
WCC | Draw Near: Counterfeits, May 24th 2026
May 24, 2026
32m 50s
WCC | Draw Near: Filled with Song, May 17th 2026
May 18, 2026
27m 44s
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| 6/15/26 | ![]() WCC | Colossians: A Life Worth Living, June 14th 2026 | What makes a life truly worth living? Is it the experiences we collect, the possessions we acquire, or the goals we achieve? In the opening chapter of Colossians, Paul points us toward a different answer. Writing to believers surrounded by competing beliefs and cultural pressures, Paul reminds them that a worthy life is found not in pursuing our own definition of success, but in seeking to please the Lord.This message explores the relationship between the Gospel, God's grace, and a life marked by faith, hope, love, and spiritual fruitfulness. Discover how God not only calls us to live for Him but also provides everything we need through His Spirit, His grace, and His power. A life well lived is not measured by what we accumulate, but by faithfully using the life God has given us for His glory and pleasure. | 26m 10s | ||||||
| 6/7/26 | ![]() WCC | VBS Celebration: Rainforest Falls, June 7th 2026 | As Whiting Christian Church celebrates VBS week, we take a final look at the theme “God Is...” and ask an important question: If God is real, how should that change our lives?Drawing from John 15:5–8 and the image of a leaf connected to a tree, this message explores the difference between simply believing God exists and actually living in relationship with Him. Throughout the week, our students learned that God is Creator, All-Knowing, a Safe Place, Love, and Forever. But these truths are meant to do more than fill our minds—they are meant to draw us into connection with God Himself.Join us as we discover how purpose, guidance, protection, relationship, and faithfulness are all found when we remain connected to Christ, the true Vine. Because if God is who He says He is, then close is not enough—we were made to remain in Him. | 15m 25s | ||||||
| 6/7/26 | ![]() WCC | Draw Near: The Sound of the Saved, May 31st 2026 | As we conclude our Draw Near series, we turn to one of Scripture's greatest pictures of worship—the countless multitude gathered before the throne of God in Revelation 7. Throughout this series we have explored worship in private, worship together, worship through obedience, worship through song, and the danger of idolatry. Now we discover where all true worship is leading.In a world marked by suffering, exhaustion, and hardship, believers are called to persevere by fixing their eyes on God. The worship of today is not merely a Sunday activity; it is a lifelong response that shapes us, sustains us, and carries us through every trial until faith becomes sight. One day, those who have been washed in the blood of the Lamb will stand among the great multitude, free from sorrow, pain, and weariness, worshiping God forever in His presence.Join us as we celebrate our future hope and discover why worship is one of God's primary gifts for helping His people endure until the day we stand before His throne."The continual response of worship forms and sustains believers until faith becomes sight before the throne of God." | 22m 53s | ||||||
| 5/24/26 | ![]() WCC | Draw Near: Counterfeits, May 24th 2026 | In this message from the “Draw Near” series, Pastor Jed explores the danger of idolatry through the vivid imagery of Isaiah 44. Using stories about climbing dead trees and trusting weak branches to hold weight, this sermon asks a powerful question: What are you placing the weight of your life on? From carved idols to modern struggles with money, relationships, politics, entertainment, and achievement, this message challenges us to examine what has received our ultimate trust, value, and devotion. Isaiah reminds us that created things collapse under the weight of worship, but God alone is the unshakable Rock who can bear it all. | 32m 50s | ||||||
| 5/18/26 | ![]() WCC | Draw Near: Filled with Song, May 17th 2026 | In week six of our “Draw Near” series, we explore the powerful connection between music and worship. Why has worship throughout history been so closely tied to song? Is music just an emotional tool, or is there something deeper woven into creation itself? Through Ephesians 5, we look at how music becomes an expression of the Spirit’s work in our lives — not the source of it. From the beauty of creation’s “songs” to the truths proclaimed in worship, this message examines how God uses music to help us respond to Him with both truth and emotion. | 27m 44s | ||||||
| 5/18/26 | ![]() WCC | Draw Near: Worthy Words, May 10th 2026 | In this message from the “Draw Near” series, Pastor Jed explores a challenging but important question: what makes a song truly fit for worship? Looking at David’s instructions in 1 Chronicles 16 to “extol, thank, and praise” the Lord, this sermon examines how worship is meant to center on God’s character, actions, and glory rather than ourselves. Through Scripture, hymns, modern worship songs, and practical illustrations, this message calls believers to think carefully about the words they sing and to return to the true heart of worship: “It’s all about You, Jesus.” | 26m 39s | ||||||
| 5/4/26 | ![]() WCC | Draw Near: All for the Glory of God May 3rd 2026 | In this message from the Draw Near series, we explore how worship extends far beyond Sunday mornings or quiet times with God. Looking at First Corinthians 10:23–11:1, we discover that even our everyday decisions can become acts of worship.Through practical examples and biblical insight, this sermon unpacks a simple but powerful framework: making decisions with God first, others second, and ourselves last. Whether it’s choosing gratitude over complaint, kindness over sarcasm, or intentional conversations over convenience, each choice becomes an opportunity to glorify God.You’ll be challenged to rethink ordinary moments—meals, conversations, routines—as sacred opportunities to live as a “living sacrifice.” This message also calls us to consider how our decisions can open doors for sharing the gospel and loving others well.Worship isn’t just something we attend—it’s something we live. | 23m 13s | ||||||
| 4/27/26 | ![]() WCC | Draw Near: The Image in the Assembly, Apr. 26th 2026 | In this message, we explore the deeper purpose behind gathering together as the church. Moving beyond the common idea that corporate worship is simply beneficial for us, this sermon challenges us to re-center worship on its true focus: God Himself.Through engaging illustrations—from a single voice reading Scripture to the fullness of a choir—we see how something powerful happens when believers worship together. Corporate worship doesn’t replace personal devotion, but it reveals something greater: a fuller expression of God’s image through His people.Rooted in passages like Psalm 34:3 and Hebrews 10:25, this sermon unpacks how God has always desired not just individuals, but a people who reflect His relational nature. From Genesis to Revelation, Scripture shows that we were created to glorify Him together.Ultimately, corporate worship is not about what we get out of it—it’s about offering God a unified, wholehearted response that delights Him. When we gather, we don’t just worship—we display the beauty of who God is through a community formed in His image. | 23m 37s | ||||||
| 4/20/26 | ![]() WCC | Draw Near: Increasing Awareness, Apr. 19th 2026✨ | worshipself-awareness+3 | — | WCCDraw Near: | — | Draw NearJohari Window+1 | — | 28m 43s | |
| 4/13/26 | ![]() WCC | Draw Near: Living Sacrifices, Apr. 12th 2026✨ | worshipsacrifice+2 | — | WCCDraw Near: | — | Christianityspirituality+3 | — | 28m 36s | |
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| 4/7/26 | ![]() WCC | The King and His Cross: Easter Sunday, Apr. 5th 2026✨ | EasterKing Jesus+3 | — | The King and His Cross | — | coronationdefeat+3 | — | 25m 23s | |
| 4/7/26 | ![]() WCC | Crown and Consequences: Palm Sunday, Mar. 29th 2026✨ | kingshipobedience+2 | — | WCCGospel of Luke+1 | Israel | Palm SundayCrown and Consequence+3 | — | 26m 23s | |
| 3/30/26 | ![]() WCC | Crown and Consequences: The Cost of Rebellion, Mar. 22nd 2026✨ | rebellionjudgment+3 | — | WCCCrown and Consequences: The Cost of Rebellion+2 | JerusalemBabylon+1 | ZedekiahJeremiah+3 | — | 29m 26s | |
| 3/16/26 | ![]() WCC | Crown and Consequences: Back to the Blueprint, Mar. 15th 2026✨ | King JosiahBook of the Law+3 | — | LegoWCC+5 | Judah | faithChristianity+2 | — | 31m 02s | |
| 3/9/26 | ![]() WCC | Crown and Consequences: The Bigger Picture, Mar. 8th 2026✨ | faithfulnessleadership+3 | — | WCCCrown and Consequences: The Bigger Picture+2 | — | Crown and ConsequenceKing Joash+4 | — | 25m 44s | |
| 3/2/26 | ![]() WCC | Crown and Consequences: Chance After Chance, Mar. 1st 2026✨ | Ahabmercy+5 | — | WCCCrown and Consequences: Chance After Chance+1 | Israel | Crown and ConsequenceIsrael's history+3 | — | 30m 29s | |
| 2/23/26 | ![]() WCC | Guest Speaker: Austin Ettleman, Feb. 22nd 2026✨ | ministryChristian camp+2 | Austin Ettleman | Nebowa Christian CampWCC+2 | — | AscendPsalm 24+3 | — | 30m 35s | |
| 2/23/26 | ![]() WCC | Crown and Consequence: Desire for Approval, Feb. 15th 2026✨ | King Jeroboamapproval+3 | — | WCCCrown and Consequence: Desire for Approval+1 | Israel | Crown and Consequence1 Kings 11-12+2 | — | 26m 47s | |
| 2/9/26 | ![]() WCC | Shepherds, Servants, and Saints: To the Ends of the Earth, Feb. 8th 2026 | We wrap up our Shepherds, Servants, and Saints series by asking a simple but essential question: Why does the structure of the church matter? In Acts 1, Jesus makes it clear—His work didn’t end with His ascension. It continues through His church.In this episode, we explore what it means to be Christ’s witnesses—beginning in Jerusalem and extending to the ends of the earth. From elders and deacons to membership and belonging, every role in the church serves a greater mission. Our purpose tells us who we are; our mission tells us what we’re doing about it.Just like a review reflects real experience, being a witness flows from what we have truly experienced in Christ. We don’t exaggerate, and we don’t stay silent. We testify to the grace we’ve received.At Whiting Christian Church, our mission is simple: Building Christlike Communities One Neighbor at a Time. This message calls us to live that out—not just on Sundays, but every day—until Christ returns.Join us as we consider what it means to continue the work Jesus began. | 28m 53s | ||||||
| 2/2/26 | ![]() WCC | Shepherds, Servants, and Saints: Belonging to Each Other, Feb. 1st 2026 | What does it really mean to belong to a church—not just attend one?In this episode, we explore Jesus’ words in Matthew 18:15–17 and how they shape the way believers care for one another within the body of Christ. Using playful illustrations from mystery games and the modern college sports transfer portal, we unpack why clarity about “who’s on the team” matters for accountability, restoration, and genuine community.We talk about:Why church isn’t a roster—it’s a familyHow loving correction is meant to win, not shameWhat church membership communicates about commitment and responsibilityHow Romans 12:4–5 and Ephesians 1:4–8 remind us that we belong to one another through ChristThe episode closes with a communion meditation on spiritual siblinghood, shared redemption, and the grace that binds the church together as one body.If you’ve ever wrestled with what it means to commit to a local church—or why it matters—this conversation invites you to move from “consumer” to family member. | 27m 12s | ||||||
| 1/26/26 | ![]() WCC | Shepherds, Servants, and Saints: Sharing the Load, Jan. 25th 2026 | This message explores how the church is designed to carry weight together. Using the picture of a bridge under pressure and the story of the early church in Acts 6, we look at how God’s solution to growth isn’t more burden on a few, but shared responsibility among many. The sermon introduces the heart behind deacons as servants who step in, take ownership, and help the whole body thrive. It’s a call to move from “I’ll handle it” to “we’ll carry it,” so the church can grow beyond the limits it sets for itself. | 27m 50s | ||||||
| 1/19/26 | ![]() WCC | Shepherds, Servants, and Saints: The Weight and Wonder of Eldership, Jan. 18th 2026 | This message explores what it really means to lead and to follow in the life of the church through the lens of biblical eldership. We reflect on the heart behind spiritual leadership, the weight and responsibility it carries, and the humility it calls for from both elders and the congregation. It’s a reminder that eldership is not about authority for its own sake, but about care, prayer, guidance, and walking closely with the people God has entrusted to the church. Ultimately, this episode points us toward becoming a body where people are known, valued, and spiritually shepherded, not just counted or observed from a distance. | 23m 24s | ||||||
| 1/19/26 | ![]() WCC | Shepherds, Servants, and Saints: Under His Feet, Jan. 11th 2026 | This sermon is a call to realign. It’s about asking a hard but necessary question: who is actually leading the church?Rather than following emotion, preference, or personal agendas, this sermon centers on Jesus as the true head of the church—and what it looks like when His authority is taken seriously. Drawing from Ephesians 1, the focus is on how Christ’s power, promises, and leadership are not abstract ideas, but are meant to shape the identity, unity, and mission of the church.Ultimately, this message challenges us to examine our commitment: not just to attending church, but to being part of Christ’s body—moving in step with His will, for His purposes, and for the good of His people. | 29m 08s | ||||||
| 1/8/26 | ![]() WCC | Shepherds, Servants, and Saints: God's Special Possession, Jan. 4th 2026 | What is the church—and what does it mean to belong to it?In this opening message of a new year and a new series, we zoom out to see the big picture of who we are as God’s people. Rather than treating the church as a building, an event, or an organization we occasionally attend, this sermon invites us to see the church as something God is actively building—stone by stone, life by life.Using the imagery of architecture, history, and Scripture, we explore how God forms ordinary people into something extraordinary: a spiritual house, a holy people, and His treasured possession. This message challenges our individualistic instincts and calls us to rediscover the beauty, purpose, and significance of being part of the church—not as spectators, but as living stones.If you’ve ever struggled to love the church, questioned its value, or wondered where you fit within it, this episode invites you to slow down, look again, and be captivated by what God is doing through His people. | 27m 07s | ||||||
| 12/29/25 | ![]() WCC | He will be Called: Christmas Eve | December 24th, 2025 | When help is hard to find and solutions feel impersonal, Christmas offers a different kind of answer.This Christmas Eve message reflects on the frustration of seeking help in a broken world and points to the truth that God did not respond to human need with distant advice or instructions. Instead, He came in person. Drawing from Isaiah 9:6, the sermon explores the meaning of Jesus being called Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, and Prince of Peace.The message walks through the shared needs of humanity—guidance, strength, restoration, and peace—and shows how each of these is met in Christ. Rather than giving directions from afar, God provided someone to follow. Rather than demanding strength humanity does not have, He supplied His own. Rather than leaving people separated by sin, He made a way to be cleaned, restored, and welcomed home. Rather than offering temporary relief from anxiety, He brings lasting peace rooted in God’s control and promises.The sermon concludes by focusing on the incarnation as God’s invitation to draw near, and on communion as a reminder that Jesus met human need through His own body and blood. Christmas is presented as a moment to examine our need for help and to recognize that in the child born in the manger, God has already provided what we lack. | 26m 18s | ||||||
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