Waterstone Church Sermon Podcast

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Podcast of weekend sermons from Waterstone Church in Littleton, Colorado. We are a church that seeks to become like Jesus and live for others.

  1. 5D AGO

    Kingdom Priorities

    Feeling completely swamped by the modern "age of anxiety"? This sermon reveals that when Jesus says "don't worry", he's not being dismissive, but inviting us to stop trying to serve money and stuff (Mammon) and put our total trust in God instead. We're encouraged to adopt a posture of open-handed dependence—like the birds and flowers—and to seek first his kingdom, knowing everything else we need will follow. TRANSCRIPT

    41 min

  2. OCT 26

    True Devotion

    Why do we often feel dry and exhausted even when we are doing all the "right" spiritual practices, like giving, praying, and fasting? Matthew 6 challenges us to shift from seeking performance and human recognition to pursuing an intimate, authentic relationship with the Father, which is the key to lasting rest and spiritual vitality in everyday life.  TRANSCRIPT References:“Forgiving others is vital to our spiritual vitality.” Dr. Rob Reimer, Soul Care“It is utterly absurd for us to hold someone in our debt in light of the remarkable forgiveness God has offered us.” Dr. Rob Reimer, Soul Care

    44 min

  3. OCT 20

    Radical Love

    When Jesus tells you to love your enemies and "turn the other cheek," it's not about being a doormat; it's a call for clever, non-violent resistance that reclaims your dignity and exposes injustice. By living out this radical, borderless love—the same kind God showed us—you can actually break the world's cycle of hate and find a whole, mature, and purposeful way to live.  TRANSCRIPT References:   "All that requires for evil to flourish is for good men to do nothing." - Edmund Burke

    46 min

  4. OCT 12

    Higher Standards

    True righteousness is about a deeper heart issue that demands we move beyond the letter of the law to change how we fundamentally view and treat every person around us. By exploring Jesus' teachings on lust, power, and honesty, we are called to a radical "kingdom ethic," challenging us to live with integrity and see everyone as a dignified image-bearer of God, not merely a commodity for our own personal gain.  TRANSCRIPT References:"The upside down kingdom" - Tim KellerRevisionist History podcast by Malcolm Gladwell

    40 min

  5. OCT 5

    Beyond the Surface

    Sometimes everything looks fine on the outside, but underneath we’re carrying anger or resentment we don’t even notice. Jesus invites us to dig below the surface, let go of the grudges that harden our hearts, and choose reconciliation—the kind that actually brings peace to our everyday lives. TRANSCRIPT REFERENCES:“Righteous anger is possible, but it is exceedingly rare. Most of our anger is not righteous, but self-righteousness.” - John Stott

    47 min

  6. SEP 28

    The Heart of the Law

    Maybe you feel like fumbling through faith—like a middle school basketball team trying to imitate Michael Jordan’s grace. But Jesus isn’t asking you to perform flawlessly; he’s inviting you to pick up the instrument and practice his melody, even if you miss the notes at first. This sermon shows why righteousness isn’t about checking boxes or keeping rules, but about letting your inner life align with your outer one through small, faithful acts that bring wholeness. TRANSCRIPT

    52 min

  7. SEP 21

    Light Up the Dark

    What if the way to heal a world full of chaos, decay, and darkness isn’t through power, withdrawal, or proving ourselves—but through becoming salt and light? Jesus calls his followers to live so distinctly and beautifully that God’s goodness shines through them, pushing back darkness and bringing hope.  TRANSCRIPT References:  Jesus’ Word: teleios Common Misreading: “Be perfect.” → crushing weight.Biblical Meaning: teleios = whole, complete, mature.

    46 min

  8. SEP 15

    A Kingdom Like No Other

    What does it really mean to live the good life? True flourishing goes deeper than success, power, or happiness as the world usually defines them. It calls for an inner shift—turning away from what doesn’t bring life and opening up to something greater. This vision of life isn’t about following external rules or chasing the right connections, but about a personal transformation that brings hope, peace, and purpose, even in the middle of challenges. TRANSCRIPT REFERENCES:“The Sermon on the Mount is not a random collection of wise sayings. It is a carefully crafted, unified whole, intended to set forth a vision of flourishing for God’s people in the kingdom.” Jonathan Pennington“The Sermon on the Mount is the most complete delineation anywhere in the New Testament of the Christian counter-culture. It portrays the life of the kingdom, the lifestyle of those who submit to Jesus’ rule.” John Stott

    41 min
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Podcast of weekend sermons from Waterstone Church in Littleton, Colorado. We are a church that seeks to become like Jesus and live for others.

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