This is from a sermon titled "Sent into the Storm" by Steven Wilhoit, delivered at Dwell City Church, focusing on John 6:15-21. The sermon is part of a series exploring the question "Who is Jesus?" and specifically presents Jesus as the greatest friend. Wilhoit interprets the biblical account of Jesus walking on water as a demonstration of three key points: Jesus sends us into storms to deepen our need, he enters our situation at its worst to show us his heart, and he ensures our arrival at the right place. The speaker emphasizes that growth in faith and a deeper relationship with Jesus often occur during challenging times, when we learn to recognize his voice and presence, even when our sight fails us.
This is from a sermon titled "Sent into the Storm" by Steven Wilhoit, delivered at Dwell City Church, focusing on John 6:15-21. The sermon is part of a series exploring the question "Who is Jesus?" and specifically presents Jesus as the greatest friend. Wilhoit interprets the biblical account of Jesus walking on water as a demonstration of three key points: Jesus sends us into storms to deepen our need, he enters our situation at its worst to show us his heart, and he ensures our arrival at the right place. The speaker emphasizes that growth in faith and a deeper relationship with Jesus often occur during challenging times, when we learn to recognize his voice and presence, even when our sight fails us.
In this sermon from Dwell City Church, Pastor Steven Wilhoit introduces a new series titled "Who Is Jesus," emphasizing the importance of continually deepening one's relationship with Christ. He begins by exploring Jesus as satisfaction, asserting that true fulfillment is not found in worldly possessions or achievements but is instead provided by Jesus as a gift. Wilhoit uses the miracle of Jesus feeding the 5,000 from John 6:1-15 to illustrate how Jesus is always enough to meet every need and desire, leading to complete satisfaction. Finally, he highlights that this abundance is not meant to be hoarded but rather empowers believers to share the "feast" of God's grace with others.
In this sermon from Dwell City Church, Pastor Steven Wilhoit introduces a new series titled "Who Is Jesus," emphasizing the importance of continually deepening one's relationship with Christ. He begins by exploring Jesus as satisfaction, asserting that true fulfillment is not found in worldly possessions or achievements but is instead provided by Jesus as a gift. Wilhoit uses the miracle of Jesus feeding the 5,000 from John 6:1-15 to illustrate how Jesus is always enough to meet every need and desire, leading to complete satisfaction. Finally, he highlights that this abundance is not meant to be hoarded but rather empowers believers to share the "feast" of God's grace with others.
This sermon titled "A New Center | John 5:30-47 | Chris Myers | 6-22-2025" on the "Dwell City Church" channel, presents a sermon analyzing John Chapter 5, verses 30-47, which focuses on Jesus's defense of his divinity to the Pharisees. The speaker emphasizes that Jesus is the core of God's revelation, the origin of genuine life, and the central figure to whom all scripture points. The discourse highlights four key witnesses to Jesus's divine nature: John the Baptist, Jesus's own miraculous works, God the Father, and the scriptures themselves, contrasting this with the Pharisees' refusal to believe despite overwhelming evidence. Ultimately, the sermon encourages listeners to reorient their lives around Jesus for spiritual thriving and to share this truth with others.
This sermon titled "A New Center | John 5:30-47 | Chris Myers | 6-22-2025" on the "Dwell City Church" channel, presents a sermon analyzing John Chapter 5, verses 30-47, which focuses on Jesus's defense of his divinity to the Pharisees. The speaker emphasizes that Jesus is the core of God's revelation, the origin of genuine life, and the central figure to whom all scripture points. The discourse highlights four key witnesses to Jesus's divine nature: John the Baptist, Jesus's own miraculous works, God the Father, and the scriptures themselves, contrasting this with the Pharisees' refusal to believe despite overwhelming evidence. Ultimately, the sermon encourages listeners to reorient their lives around Jesus for spiritual thriving and to share this truth with others.
In this sermon by Dwell City Church, Pastor Steven Wilhoit explores the concept of a "new Sabbath" as presented in John 5:1-18. He explains how Jesus, through a miraculous healing on the Sabbath, demonstrates that true rest is found not in a specific day or religious practices, but in His person and finished work. The sermon illustrates that the old covenant's emphasis on a day of rest is superseded by Christ, who offers spiritual healing and an eternal rest that restores humanity to a state of peace, akin to the Garden of Eden. The passage highlights the shift from adherence to a rigid law to finding ultimate rest and wholeness through faith in Jesus.
In this sermon by Dwell City Church, Pastor Steven Wilhoit explores the concept of a "new Sabbath" as presented in John 5:1-18. He explains how Jesus, through a miraculous healing on the Sabbath, demonstrates that true rest is found not in a specific day or religious practices, but in His person and finished work. The sermon illustrates that the old covenant's emphasis on a day of rest is superseded by Christ, who offers spiritual healing and an eternal rest that restores humanity to a state of peace, akin to the Garden of Eden. The passage highlights the shift from adherence to a rigid law to finding ultimate rest and wholeness through faith in Jesus.
This sermon titled "A New Healing | John 4:46-54 | Steven Wilhoit | 6-1-2025," is part of a series called "New Beginnings." The speaker Steven Wilhoit focuses on John chapter 4, verses 46-54, interpreting the biblical account of Jesus healing an official's son as a "new healing" available through Jesus Christ. He explains that humanity is "at the point of death" due to sin, but God offers healing through Jesus by his "personal presence" and the "power of his word." Wilhoit highlights the official's belief and obedience to Jesus's word, emphasizing that this faith leads to spiritual healing and eternal life, just as the son's physical healing occurred at the precise moment Jesus spoke.
This sermon titled "A New Healing | John 4:46-54 | Steven Wilhoit | 6-1-2025," is part of a series called "New Beginnings." The speaker Steven Wilhoit focuses on John chapter 4, verses 46-54, interpreting the biblical account of Jesus healing an official's son as a "new healing" available through Jesus Christ. He explains that humanity is "at the point of death" due to sin, but God offers healing through Jesus by his "personal presence" and the "power of his word." Wilhoit highlights the official's belief and obedience to Jesus's word, emphasizing that this faith leads to spiritual healing and eternal life, just as the son's physical healing occurred at the precise moment Jesus spoke.