God Is Going to Finish What He Started in You | The Assurance of Salvation by Ps. Wayman Mitchell
Can you really know that you’re saved?
Pastor Wayman Mitchell preaches from Ephesians 1 on the assurance of salvation and one of the most encouraging truths in Scripture: God is committed to finishing what He started in you.
New converts and longtime Christians alike can struggle with condemnation.…
God Is Going to Finish What He Started in You | The Assurance of Salvation by Ps. Wayman Mitchell
Can you really know that you’re saved?
Pastor Wayman Mitchell preaches from Ephesians 1 on the assurance of salvation and one of the most encouraging truths in Scripture: God is committed to finishing what He started in you.
New converts and longtime Christians alike can struggle with condemnatio…
[PREMIUM] Why God Corrects You (And Why It Hurts) | Correction And Chastisment by Ps Wayman Mitchell
Why does God correct the people He loves?
In this powerful Wayman Wednesday message, Pastor Wayman Mitchell opens Hebrews 12 to reveal why correction is not rejection—it is proof of God’s love and a process that shapes us into people He can use.
From the struggle of human will and rebellion to th…
Why God Corrects You (And Why It Hurts) | Correction And Chastisment by Ps Wayman Mitchell
Why does God correct the people He loves?
In this powerful Wayman Wednesday message, Pastor Wayman Mitchell opens Hebrews 12 to reveal why correction is not rejection—it is proof of God’s love and a process that shapes us into people He can use.
From the struggle of human will and rebellion to th…
How to Know If Your Faith Is Actually Real | Image Vs. Truth by Ps. Wayman Mitchell
Crowds, influence, and religious knowledge can create a convincing image—but Jesus looks for something deeper: a genuinely changed heart.In this Wayman Wednesday message from John 9:35–41, we examine the difference between appearing religious and truly knowing Jesus Christ. The Pharisees possessed …
How to Know If Your Faith Is Actually Real | Image Vs. Truth by Ps. Wayman Mitchell
Crowds, influence, and religious knowledge can create a convincing image—but Jesus looks for something deeper: a genuinely changed heart.
In this Wayman Wednesday message from John 9:35–41, we examine the difference between appearing religious and truly knowing Jesus Christ.
The Pharisees posses…
Has Your Faith Become Too Comfortable? | New Wine in Old Wineskins (1976) | WAYMAN WEDNESDAY
Has your faith become comfortable - but stopped changing you?
In this 1976 message, Pastor Wayman Mitchell explores Jesus’ teaching about new wine and old wineskins. His challenge is personal: are we still responding to the Holy Spirit, or have we become satisfied with yesterday’s experience?
This …
Has Your Faith Become Too Comfortable? | New Wine in Old Wineskins (1976) | WAYMAN WEDNESDAY
Has your faith become comfortable - but stopped changing you?In this 1976 message, Pastor Wayman Mitchell explores Jesus’ teaching about new wine and old wineskins. His challenge is personal: are we still responding to the Holy Spirit, or have we become satisfied with yesterday’s experience?This ep…
You Don’t Have to Be Famous to Make a Difference | Embracing Obscurity (2017) | WAYMAN WEDNESDAY
Does your life feel small because nobody seems to notice what you do? In this 2017 sermon, Pastor Wayman Mitchell explains why unseen faithfulness matters—and why we must not despise small beginnings.
Preaching from Zechariah 4:10, Mitchell challenges the idea that size, crowds, and recognition det…
The Hidden Danger of Living in the Past | Idolatry of Past Experiences by Ps. Wayman Mitchell (1976)
Are you living on what God did years ago—or experiencing Him now?In this vintage message from February 11, 1976, Pastor Wayman Mitchell warns that even genuine spiritual victories can become idols when we turn them into monuments and stop moving forward with God.Preaching from Hebrews 2:1–9, Mitche…
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