Walnut Creek Altoona

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Weekly sermon from Walnut Creek Church - Altoona.

Jun 7

True Freedom

Join us this week as we kick off our summer sermon series, continuing from the last two summers with part three in our look at The Gospel of John. Today we look at false belief and true freedom as expressed in John chapter 8 verses 30-36.
May 31

Growing Together

In the final week of our Building Together series, we look at what the New Testament teaches about church growth. Should a local church care about growing? Should we aim to reach more people, make more disciples, and expand the work of ministry? From Acts 2, Matthew 28, and other New Testament passages, we see that the early church was constantly growing because it was committed to the mission Jesus gave: to glorify God by making authentic disciples who love and worship Him in all they do. As Walnut Creek Church looks toward the future, we are praying, giving, and growing together so that more people in Altoona and the surrounding communities would come to know Jesus for generations to come.
May 24

Giving Together

Join us again this week as we continue our sermon series about building our church together. You can visit Walnut Creek Church - Altoona online at wcaltoona.org
May 17

Praying Together

Join us this week for a brand new sermon mini-series on what it means to build a church together, starting with Matthew 28 verses 16-20. Nearly ten years ago, a small team left downtown Des Moines to plant Walnut Creek Church in Altoona. What began with a handful of families meeting in a renovated 150-year-old building has grown into a thriving church committed to making disciples of Jesus Christ. In this message, we share the vision behind Building Together. A church-wide initiative focused on prayer, generosity, growth, and preparing for the next generation of ministry. From Matthew 28, Ephesians 4, Acts 2, and Psalm 127, we explore God’s design for His church and the role each believer plays in making disciples, growing spiritually, and reaching the community with the gospel. Whether you're part of Walnut Creek Church or simply interested in biblical church growth, this message offers a vision for what it means to build together for God’s glory.
May 10

Faith in the Promises of God

Join us this week as we finish our sermon series in Genesis, looking at chapters 46-50. After nearly four years and 64 sermons through the book of Genesis, we arrive at the final chapters of Scripture’s first book. Genesis 45–50 brings Joseph’s story to its conclusion and ties together the major themes that have run throughout Genesis from the very beginning: God’s promises, God’s blessing, God’s providence, and the faith of His people. Joseph’s suffering preserved many lives, but Jesus’ suffering secured salvation for the world. What people intended for evil, God used for ultimate good. As Genesis closes, God’s people still wait for the full fulfillment of His promises. Their story ends with faith—and ours does too—as we await the return of Christ.
May 3

Reconciliation and the Sovereignty of God

Join us again this week as we continue our sermon series in Genesis with chapter 45 verses 1-28. After twenty years of betrayal, deception, separation, and suffering, Joseph finally reveals his identity to his brothers. What follows is one of the most emotional and beautiful moments in all of Scripture. In Genesis 45, we see Joseph choose forgiveness over revenge, reconciliation over bitterness, and trust in God's sovereignty over resentment. Instead of punishing the brothers who sold him into slavery, Joseph welcomes them near and recognizes God's hand at work through every painful chapter of his life. If you've experienced betrayal, broken relationships, family conflict, or difficulty forgiving others, Genesis 45 offers hope, wisdom, and a powerful reminder that God is sovereign even through suffering. You can visit Walnut Creek Church - Altoona online at wcaltoona.org
Apr 26

From Self to Sacrifice

Join us again this week as we continue our sermon series in Genesis with chapter 44 verses 1-34. Genesis 44 brings Joseph’s final and most important test. Twenty years after selling their brother into slavery, Joseph recreates the circumstances of their greatest sin to find out whether his brothers are still the same men, or whether God has transformed them. What follows is one of the most powerful moments in Genesis. If you've ever wondered whether people can truly change, or what biblical repentance really looks like, Genesis 44 gives a powerful answer.
Apr 19

Jealousy's Destruction

Join us again this week as we continue our sermon series in Genesis with chapter 43 verses 1-34. What would you do if God asked you to give up the thing you care about most? In Genesis 43, Jacob faces an impossible choice: Hold onto Benjamin or risk losing everything. Trust God or cling to control. At the same time, something powerful is happening beneath the surface. Judah begins to change. The brothers show signs of real transformation. And jealousy—the sin that started it all—is finally losing its grip. When you realize what you’ve been given in Christ, you stop obsessing over what others have.

Weekly sermon from Walnut Creek Church - Altoona.

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Walnut Creek Altoona
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2018 - 2026
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105
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