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A Message from Pastor Kevin DibbleyThis Sunday, in our study of the Wisdom Psalms, our sermon is on “Wisdom for the Anxious.” Over the course of our study of these psalms, we have looked at having a biblical perspective on anger, frustration, and covetousness. This week, we are going to look at battling anxiety. Anxiety is like the smoke from the Minnesota wildfires that have been hanging over the Twin Cities area this past week. It fills the air that we breathe. Anxiety has numerous debilitating consequences to our lives but one we often fail to think about is how it keeps us from living a courageous life for God. Battling fear is normal. Facing or overcoming fear is a regular theme in the Bible. Without oversimplifying the many dimensions of facing anxiety and fear, the Psalms are super-helpful in lifting our eyes above all the uncertainty and potential catastrophe of this life, to the reality of God. Knowing God truly and trusting God daily is crucial to living in an anxiety fueling world. This week, our study will be taken from Psalm 91. Read ahead. Pray over it and pray over one another. Let’s gather to worship and to grow to know and to love the God who has made it His business to redeem and to protect those that trust in Him. Looking forward to worshipping with you all this Sunday. God is so good! |
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BBQ and Worship Service with Curtis Grimes!Friday July 31 BBQ and Worship Service
Curtis led us in Worship last year, and if you attended then, you'll know what a fun and meaningful time it was! |
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Feed My Starving ChildrenJoin us as we volunteer with at Feed My Starving Children on Thursday, July 23 at 7 p.m. Those who have participated in this ministry have consistently shared how meaningful and enjoyable the experience has been. We’re confident you will be encouraged as you help pack meals that save lives around the world. Feel free to invite friends and family to join us so that together we can pack even more meals and make an even greater impact as we help “feed God’s starving children, hungry in body and spirit.” Reach out to the office, Dan Citarella, or check the app if you'd like to join. |
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Waterbrooke Women's Craft NightWomen of Waterbrooke | Craft Night Join us for a fun and relaxing evening of creativity and connection! Whether you're a seasoned crafter or just looking for a night out with other women, we'd love to have you. Bring a craft you're currently working on—or start something new—and enjoy great conversation, laughter, and encouragement together. Knitting, crocheting, scrapbooking, painting, coloring, card making, embroidery, or any other portable craft is welcome! Tuesday, July 28 Please register so we know you're coming, and if you'd like, sign up to bring a snack or treat to share. We'll provide the coffee, tea, and a welcoming place to gather. Invite a friend and come enjoy an evening of creativity, community, and connection! |
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Summer Picnics in the ParkJoin us for Summers in the Park from 6-8 p.m. Wednesdays this summer! - Prayer - Devotional- Fellowship - Pack your own picnic dinner, tablecloth, blanket, & chairs. ALL ARE WELCOME! Locations |
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Stay Connected!Summer Opportunities at Waterbrooke Summer is a great time to grow in your faith, build meaningful relationships, and stay connected with your church family. This page is your hub for everything happening at Waterbrooke throughout the summer months. From worship services and special events to and activities for all ages, you'll find the latest information right here. Be sure to check back often as new opportunities are added throughout the summer. We look forward to growing, serving, and celebrating together as we pursue God's wisdom and enjoy the season He has given us. Note: This page is updated regularly, so don't miss out on what's coming next! |
