UBC Beavercreek - Sermons

Dec. 7th: This week lead pastor Jason Wing talks about what peace is, and why we need it in verses Micah 4:1-5.

In this edition of UBC "Sermon Discussions" Jason Wing discuss questions related to Sunday’s Sermon out of Romans 15:8-13. The main idea for the sermon was: True hope is found in Christ, who came and is coming again. Questions discussed in this episode: Q. The passage mentions being filled with the Holy Spirit as being part of the way we have hope. What does it mean to be filled with the spirit? Is it any different than being indwelt with the spirit? Q. In Rom 15, Paul writes to address the tension and division between Jews and Gentiles. What are some contemporary examples of cultural differences that tend to segregate churches? How can we overcome these? Q. In your sermon you explained the difference between hoping for something and wishing for something. Briefly explain the difference again. Have you witnessed Christians “wishing” for the promises of Christ instead of “hoping” for them? As a reminder we have created a place where you can send us your questions regarding the sermons or topics we discuss in these podcasts. Send them to [email protected].

Nov 30th: This week, Lead Pastor Jason Wing brings the message from Romans 15 discussing the topic of hope through this Advent season.

In this edition of UBC "Sermon Discussions" Jason Wing and Deacon Chairman Cory Thomas discuss questions related to Sunday’s Sermon out of Genesis 50. The main idea for the sermon was: The Christ foreshadowed in the Genesis story, and featured in the Bible's story, is the Christ who fulfills your story. Questions discussed in this episode: Q. We wrapped up the Genesis series with the account of the end of Joseph’s life in chapter 50. Jason did a good job of hitting the highlights, but he couldn’t touch on everything. Corey, what other thoughts on the end of the Joseph account would you like to share? Q. Both Jacob and Joseph have their sons swear to them that they will bury their father’s bones in Canaan. Should we swear? Matthew 5 - Jesus says do not swear. Let your yes be yes. Explain what the meaning of swearing is in this chapter and should we swear to others today? Q. In chapter 50, we saw Joseph’s lack of vengeance toward his brothers and his spirit of forgiveness toward them. It is hard for me to forgive. How do I forgive someone that abused me? I want to follow God well. Help me navigate this. As a reminder we have created a place where you can send us your questions regarding the sermons or topics we discuss in these podcasts. Send them to [email protected].

Nov. 23rd: In part 66, Jason Wing, Lead Pastor, will bring the last message of the Genesis sermon series discussing how the Christ foreshadowed in the Genesis Story, and featured in the Bible’s story, is the Christ who fulfills your story.