Bay City Wesleyan Church

Sermon in a Sentence: Holiness is not what we do but it's what the Holy Spirit does in and through us.

Sermon in a Sentence: This is the way: daily, devoted, and diligent time with God, His Word, and other believers produce fruit. Note: We apologize as we continue to experience (and are continuing to attempt to resolve) the issues with the recording dropping a clip of the sermon, beginning about time stamp 1:46.

Sermon in a Sentence: Keep on praying until the answer comes. Note: We apologize as we continue to experience (and are attempting to resolve) the issues with the recording dropping a clip of the sermon, this time beginning about time stamp 1:17.

Sermon in a Sentence: Prayer is not a mere mental exercise; it is the mystifying mission of the Holy Spirit. Note: There was a capturing/recording error (or as Pastor Mark likes a call a "recording hiccup") that led to a cut in the sermon after about the 4:30 mark.

Sermon in a Sentence: Be still to know God; know God to be still.

Sermon in a Sentence: Jesus is as close as the mention of his name.

Sermon in a Sentence: Whatever this is, Jesus is with me, and this is not the end of our story. (Note: at the end of the sermon, there was a song that was not captured during the recording of the sermon, but there is a link to the song included in the YouVersion event notes found in the attached PDF file.)

Sermon in a Sentence: Only through Jesus can we experience the PEACE that overcomes all fear, chaos, and disharmony.

Sermon in a Sentence: Love is a powerful gift that enables us to choose love; that gift is Jesus.

Sermon in a Sentence: Jesus is our Hope.

Sermon in a Sentence: Faith forces fear to flee.

Contemporary Christian service. Rev. Mark Haines, speaker.

0:00 - 13:35 Pastor Mark Haines, continuing his series of discussions on "doubting your doubts". 13:36 - 59:49 Sunday morning sermon, given by Kristen Haines.

Sermon in a Sentence: When we look at Jesus, we see God Himself and we see all He wants us to become.

Sermon in a Sentence: Doubt your doubts.

Sermon in a Sentence: Love everyone, everywhere, every day.

Sermon in a Sentence: It's about you, but it's not all about you.

Contemporary Christian service. Rev. Mark Haines, speaker.

Sermon in a Sentence: Jesus followers seek restoration not retaliation.

Sermon in a Sentence: Strong love has two sides. One side will never stop loving your child. The other side will do what's best for your child regardless of the cost. If you want to truly love your children, you must have both sides.