Mission – Pleasant Street Church of Christ

May 10, 2020 Nathan Wilkerson audio resource, Children, discipleship, family, Making Disciples, Mission, Religion, Sermons

Mothering in Truth

Our Mother's Day 2020 message. Here is the screencast.

May 1, 2020 Nathan Wilkerson bible, evangelism, great commission, Latter Letters, Mission, Religion, Sermons, Spiritual Warfare

Good Grief Parts 1 and 2

Here are messages #9 and #10 in The Latter Letters on 1 Peter 3:18-4:6.

January 5, 2020 Nathan Wilkerson audio resource, benevolence, bible, Big Picture, Church Planting, community, Direction, great commission, Mission, missional, Prayer, relationships, Religion, Sermons, Topical Message, Vision

Vision 2020

Not your standard vision talk. If you like your vision talk a little more...er...um...visual, then here's the screencast. John Buck asked for the definition of fruit from near the end. Here's that!

August 25, 2019 Nathan Wilkerson audio resource, bible, Church Planting, community, discipleship, evangelism, Making Disciples, Mission, missional, Religion, Romans Series, Sermons

From Good to God’s

Message #30 in From Faith to Faith on Romans 15:14-22: Here is the screen cast if you want to see the geeky difference PowerPoint makes.

August 18, 2019 Nathan Wilkerson audio resource, Big Picture, community, discipleship, family, Mission, missional, Religion, Romans Series

Together for Good

Message #29 in From Faith to Faith on Romans 15:1-13: Here is the screen cast for you visual learners.

June 30, 2019 Nathan Wilkerson audio resource, benevolence, bible, Big Picture, career, discipleship, Faith at work, family, Mission, missional, politics, Prayer, relationships, Religion, Romans Series, Sermons, service

Marching Orders Part 1

Message #25 in From Faith to Faith on Romans 12:11-21. And, as usual, the screen cast.

June 21, 2019 Nathan Wilkerson career, Daily Exhortation, Direction, discipleship, evangelism, Faith at work, Making Disciples, Mission, Religion, Spiritual Warfare, spirituality

Some of the commands in Scripture sound oppressive sometimes. Take the first and greatest command for instance, "Love the LORD your God with all of your heart, all of your soul, and all of your strength." Really?! Don't I get a break? What about when I'm disappointed in life or worn down through constant struggle? … Continue reading Rejoice Not