Pastor Nathan Wakefield continues our No Wall Too Tall sermon series through Joshua. This week in Joshua 5, you might think that after crossing the Jordan Israel would get straight to work conquering the land. However, this was not the case because the people were not spiritually ready. God cares about the spiritual and often asks his people to ensure they are spiritually ready for the tasks at hand.
Pastor Nathan Wakefield continues our No Wall Too Tall sermon series through Joshua. This week in Joshua 4, we learn that we easily forget what God has done and we need to set up specific reminders so that we never forget what God has done and is doing.
Pastor Nathan Wakefield continues our No Wall Too Tall sermon series through Joshua. This week in Joshua 3, we learn that sometimes following God involves only taking one step at a time, sometimes following God involves following someone who represents God, and sometimes following God involves taking the mission forward ourselves.
Pastor Nathan Wakefield continues our No Wall Too Tall sermon series through Joshua. This week as we study the second half of Joshua 2 we are going to see that Rahab’s faith resulted in actions.
Pastor Nathan Wakefield continues our No Wall Too Tall sermon series through Joshua. This week we see that God loves every individual and is able to redeem them regardless of occupation or ancestry.
Pastor Nathan Wakefield begins our new sermon series, No Wall Too Tall. This week we'll see how possessing God's promises involves depending on the promiser, displaying strength of character, working as a team, and obedience.
This week as part of Together We Grow, Pastor Nathan Wakefield show us, through Acts 1:1-15, that in order to see change, we must allow God to guide change, have a truth to base our change upon, and be a team that is convinced.
The church of Philadelphia kept Christ as their head and they were praised for their focus on Christ. The church was promised open doors and eternal hope. This week as part of Together We Grow, Pastor Nathan Wakefield helps us aim to study this church as we work toward growing together.
This week as part of Together We Grow, Pastor Nathan Wakefield takes us through Joshua 14 and asks the question “what gave Caleb his confidence?” How can such confidence help us to grow together as a church?
Pastor Nathan Wakefield illustrates through 1 Corinthians 15:1-20 that we need to be reminded that the follower of Christ must place their faith in Christ's death and resurrection.
Pastor Nathan Wakefield leads us through Luke 19:28-44 as we prepare our hearts for Easter this Palm Sunday. This week we seek to understand how expectations can change our view. Some in Jerusalem applauded the Messiah while others were scandalized. How do we ensure that we appropriately recognize the work of the Messiah?
Pastor Nathan Wakefield concludes the Together We Grow stewardship series. This week we will seek to understand our responsibilities as investors waiting for our master to return.
Pastor Nathan Wakefield continues the Together We Grow stewardship series. This week we will see through Malachi 3 that God is the ruler of all and deserves our obedience, especially in the area of our finances.
Pastor Nathan Wakefield continues the Together We Grow stewardship series. This week we are going to dig into Matthew chapter six and examine four aspects of stewardship: giving, prayer, fasting, and investment.
As part of our Together We Grow focus, Pastor Nathan Wakefield introduces a stewardship series. This week we look at two key theological topics: God and humanity. We will seek to understand who God is, what he created man to be, and how we should live today.
Southview's new Interim Pastor, Nathan Wakefield, shows us four descriptors of God through Psalm 136. He is God of gods, Compassionate Creator, Divine Deliverer, and a Redeeming Ruler. But as we look at God we should remember his loyal love, which means we must turn to him and praise him even before we know the outcome of our prayers.
Pastor Aaron Householder concludes his final sermon series as Southview's Senior Pastor, "The…The Sermon Series". This week's topic, we explore a comparison of God’s foolishness to ours, where His will and His ways seem so contrary to ours.
Pastor Aaron Householder continues his final sermon series as Southview's Senior Pastor, "The…The Sermon Series". This week's topic, The Greatest Commandment, challenges us to love God and love others with everything we’ve got, because that is how we are called to live as Christ followers.
