Podcast of weekly messages from Ward Church’s teaching team.
Ward Church Podcast
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Podcast of weekly messages from Ward Church’s teaching team.
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6/10/2018
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June 21, 2026
Don't Be A Hero
In this standalone message, Mark Ordus invites us to release our exhausting need to be the hero of every story and instead embrace our true calling as disciples of Jesus. Drawing from the lives of Saul and David in 1 Samuel alongside the call of Ephesians 5:1–2, the sermon reveals how our striving to fix, rescue, and control often mirrors Saul’s downfall—seeking glory apart from God’s direction. Yet in David’s unlikely calling, we see that God isn’t searching for the most impressive or capable, but for hearts willing to trust and follow. The core invitation is simple but profound: God has already sent the hero in Jesus Christ, and our role is not to save the world but to walk closely with Him and reflect His love. As we surrender our need for control and comparison, we learn to “watch what God does—and then do it,” allowing His love to shape our relationships, our purpose, and our daily lives. May you lay down the burden of being the hero and walk freely in the grace of being formed by Christ’s love.
June 14, 2026
The EPC Motto & Mission
On the eve of Ward Church’s denomination’s annual gathering, Rev. Sean Carroll reflects on the heart of the EPC motto—“In essentials, unity; in non-essentials, liberty; in all things, charity”—through Romans 14. He clarifies the difference between core gospel convictions and faithful disagreements, grounding the church in the authority of Scripture while calling believers to humility in areas where interpretations differ. This message invites us to hold firmly to the truths that define our faith—such as the person and work of Jesus—while extending grace and freedom to others in non-essential matters. With pastoral clarity, he reminds us that Christian maturity is not just about being right, but about reflecting Christ in how we relate to one another. As we live within the tension of conviction and compassion, the church becomes a witness to the gospel through its love. May we be a people who embody truth with tenderness, so that our unity and love point others to Jesus.
June 7, 2026
Anchored in an Unshakeable Kingdom
In this message from Hebrews 12:25–29, Mark Ordus invites us to hear both the warning and the promise at the heart of the gospel: do not refuse the voice of God, because everything that can be shaken will be shaken—but God’s kingdom will remain. Drawing on the contrast between the old covenant delivered through Moses and the new covenant established in Christ, this sermon reframes how we experience instability in our lives and culture. Rather than anchoring our hope in circumstances, systems, or personal outcomes, we are called to fix our lives on the unshakable kingdom of Jesus. Mark leads us toward three formative responses—gratitude, worship, and awe—showing how a thankful heart fuels true worship and how awe reorients our daily living. When we live aware of what cannot be shaken, we find strength to endure what is, and we reflect a hope that others cannot ignore. May you walk this week deeply grounded in God’s unchanging kingdom, with a renewed sense of gratitude, worship, and wonder that steadies your soul in every circumstance.
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