College Wesleyan Church Sermons

College Wesleyan Church Sermons


Latest Episodes

Waiting in Hope
November 19, 2024

Steve DeNeff: Whatever God has called you to do must be done with hope and patience.

The Freedom of Generosity
November 10, 2024

Steve DeNeff: In Gods economy, there is more joy in giving than in receiving. There is freedom in possessing nothing. There is wisdom in trading what we cannot keep for gaining what we cannot lose. Before we enjoy this freedom, we will have to unlearn vi

Beloved Community
November 03, 2024

Steve DeNeff: The political illusion is that all problems have, in our mind, become political. But as Christians we have a different story and a better alternative in the shape of a Beloved Community practicing these five values.

Something Bigger than Itself
October 27, 2024

Steve DeNeff, What is most needed - in fact, what the public is waiting for - is a church with a vision for something bigger than itself, that lives for the sake of the city and the life of the Church.

Bring Out the Book
October 20, 2024

Steve DeNeff, Obedience is the best interpretation of Scripture.

The Holy Economy
October 13, 2024

Sermon SummaryEthan Linder, Nehemiahs work is largely focused on rebuilding crumbling walls; but in this passage, hes worried about a crumbling community. This sermon will walk through the forces that pulled Nehemiahs community (and ours) apart and

A Diverse, Unified Community
October 06, 2024

Josh Davis, As we consider scriptures from Genesis to Revelation, we see that God is a diverse, unified community. In order to more fully reflect Gods glory, we the Church must be what, in Christ, we already are: diverse and unified.*Josh Davis loves p

My People
September 29, 2024

Steve DeNeff, Who are the people God will use to rebuild the city?

The Heart of Worship
September 22, 2024

Steve DeNeff, If the altar builds the temple, then what (and how) we worship is what we will become.

A Re-Enchanted Altar
September 15, 2024

Steve DeNeff, Soon or later, everything about us our families, our work, and especially our worship takes the shape of an altar hidden in the routines of our lives.