Watermark Equipping Podcast Watermark Community Church

Oren Martin, Caitlin Van Wagoner, and guest Blake Holmes discuss why we've started an equipping podcast, what our tagline means, and why knowing God is important to the Christian faith.  
 
References and Helpful Links: 

Scripture: Colossians 1, Proverbs 1, John 17:3, Psalm 13:1, Mark 9:24, Romans 10:17, Exodus 3, Hebrews 1:1 
Augustine of Hippo  
Athanasius 
Johnathan Edwards, Religious Affections 


Watermark Institute: The Watermark Institute is a 10-month discipleship program to help church leaders and those considering vocational ministry gain hands-on ministry experience while receiving in-depth biblical instruction. 
Oren's Short Studies in Systematic Theology

 
Learn more about Watermark Community Church in Dallas, Texas at watermark.org 

A sneak peek into what’s coming. 
 
Learn more about Watermark Community Church at watermark.org

This version of the podcast with Nathan Wagnon as host ran from 2016 to 2022. Find Watermark’s new equipping podcast wherever you stream. 

This version of the podcast with Nathan Wagnon as host ran from 2016 to 2022. Find Watermark’s new equipping podcast wherever you stream. 
Nathan and Karen talk with Angela Perritt, the founder of Love God Greatly, an international women’s ministry, and Melissa Fuller, the ministry’s Content Director. Listen in as they share their unique mission and talk about how to be faithful when circumstances are hard and spiritual warfare is real.

This version of the podcast with Nathan Wagnon as host ran from 2016 to 2022. Find Watermark’s new equipping podcast wherever you stream. 
Nathan and Karen finish their conversation with Dr. Craig Bartholomew and Dr. David Larsen on how placemaking drives the narrative of Scripture. Discover with us how God’s place starts and ends in Eden.

This version of the podcast with Nathan Wagnon as host ran from 2016 to 2022. Find Watermark’s new equipping podcast wherever you stream. 
Nathan and Karen talk a theology of placemaking with Dr. Craig Bartholomew, the Director of the Kirby Laing Center, and Dr. David Larsen, a Kirby Laing Senior Research Fellow. Turns out placemaking is super important, as we form places but places also form us for better or worse.