Watermark Community Church

What a Sunday, Watermark! Gathering together on the Watermark Lawn was just what we needed. This weekend @Wordsfromwags shared how to have conversations with people who are hurting through loving, listening, and living like Christ. If you missed it, check out the Sermon Guide at Watermark.org. @ Watermark Community Church

Watermark Community Church

Watermark Community Church

In case you missed it: Our Dallas campus will meet outside at 9 AM for a morning of worship, teaching, fellowship, and prayer on the Watermark lawn. Please bring your own blanket, lawn chairs, etc. There will be no separate Kids' Ministry. We hope to see you Sunday in person or look forward to having you join us online at 9 and 11:15 AM.

While so many things looks different right now, the heart of The Collective has not wavered. We seek to serve the church and bless our city. Stream The Collective Online this Saturday at 7 PM for a time of worship, encouragement through God’s Word, and leaning into critical conversations. Join us on Facebook Live, YouTube Live, and watermark.org/live

We wanted to let you know that this Sunday, June 7 each of our campuses will meet together! Our Dallas campus will meet outside at 9 AM for a morning of worship, teaching, fellowship, and prayer on the Watermark lawn. Please bring your own blanket, lawn chairs, etc. There will be no separate Kids' Ministry. We hope to see you Sunday in person or look forward to having you join us online at 9 and 11:15 AM.

Read our FAQ for additional details and to know what to expect if you join us in-person on Sunday at https://bit.ly/2XY0lau.

When Racial Tensions Rise, So Must The Church

Any Christian should be grieved by racism, injustice, and apathy toward the things that break the heart of God.
This is how we talked about these things when we gathered last Saturday night. We feel like we missed an opportunity with many of our friends who only tuned in on Sunday morning, and we are grateful to encourage the many who missed it now. We believe sharing our heart is the most helpful thing for us to post today, AND we believe continuing to work together toward the unity, love, and justice our Savior died to make possible is our daily task. Join us as we continue to love kindness, do justice, and walk humbly with our Lord.” – Todd Wagner
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Watch today’s full message from Todd Wagner at https://youtu.be/qM2n_SdqQgk

Rather than remove this post we think it’s better to engage the confusion it has created for some who saw it here. Good communication always starts with questions and a willingness to listen. We have listened to the questions some of you have asked (and the frustration some of you have expressed) and want to respond to your questions and concerns. We understand that many of our body, and those who follow us from other locations were not able to be with us this weekend when we gathered last Saturday night on the Watermark Dallas campus. On Saturday we prayed for our city and grieved over the injustice and unrest flowing out of the tragedy that was George Floyd’s death. We prayed … for those who have been wronged, persecuted, exploited, and murdered … for grieving families … for communities ravaged by destruction. We spoke extensively about the historical racial tensions and injustices in our society. We read Scripture and spent more time praying (using this prayer guide - https://www.watermark.org/blog/thessalonians-prayer-guide) through 1 Thessalonians, the book we have studied these last 10 weeks. Today, we continue to pray that revival, reconciliation, and healing begin with us and spring forth from our community of faith as we share the hope of Christ with a hurting world.

We think Todd’s short message that he recorded Monday would be a blessing for you who desire to ask questions and listen as we respond to your concerns.

Please take a few minutes to listen at https://youtu.be/qM2n_SdqQgk, and please join us as we continue to pursue Christ’s will for us in this troubled and hurting world. We are privileged to seek and serve Jesus with you.

Let’s go Church! Don’t miss our final message from our 1 Thessalonians Series today. We’ll see you online!
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Facebook Live | YouTube | Watermark.org/Live
9 AM and 11:15 AM

King of Victory (Acoustic) - Watermark Music

Have you seen the latest from Watermark Music? Don't miss King of Victory, just released this week. https://youtu.be/j_wub3d9b_o
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“O death, where is your victory? O death, where is your sting?”
The sting of death is sin, and the power of sin is the law. But thanks be to God, who gives us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ." 1 Cor. 15:55-57

Watermark Music acoustic sessions recorded live at Watermark Church in Dallas, TX. For more information, please visit http://watermark.org/music. King of Vic...

What a scared, angry world needs... @ Watermark Community Church

[05/29/20]   Are you a new mom? Square One provides biblical encouragement and support to first-time moms as they begin their journey of motherhood. Join our online Summer session starting June 18.
https://bit.ly/2zQHHcz

Changing the world sounds like a big feat. A circle around yourself is a good start. Last weekend's message on Romans 12-14 walked through how Christians should respond to the COVID-19 pandemic. Watch now through the link in our profile.

King of Victory (Acoustic) - Watermark Music

Have you seen the latest from Watermark Music? Don't miss King of Victory, just released this week. https://youtu.be/j_wub3d9b_o
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“O death, where is your victory? O death, where is your sting?”
The sting of death is sin, and the power of sin is the law. But thanks be to God, who gives us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ." 1 Cor. 15:55-57

Watermark Music acoustic sessions recorded live at Watermark Church in Dallas, TX. For more information, please visit http://watermark.org/music. King of Vic...

"As I pursued those I had hurt with confession and reconciliation, the Lord set me free and showed me what it really meant to find my identity in Christ." - Greg Brooks
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Read Greg's full story of life change at https://bit.ly/3d5BRT6

George Floyd #icantbreathe

Rejoicing Always: 15 Verses to Help | Watermark Community Church

Where do we look to find joy? The Bible calls believers to rejoice, not just when times are good, but also when life is difficult. We can do this because Jesus himself is our source of joy. Read 15 verses to help you rejoice always at https://bit.ly/2XL4e2D

watermark.org In this current season, joyful moments can feel hard to come by. Amid our experience of loss, uncertainty, and heartbreak, it seems odd that the Bible would still call us to rejoice (Philippians 4:4). Thankfully, though our circumstances often change, as believers, our source of joy never does. No m...

"As I pursued those I had hurt with confession and reconciliation, the Lord set me free and showed me what it really meant to find my identity in Christ." - Greg Brooks
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Read Greg's full story of life change at https://bit.ly/3d5BRT6

Devotion to Christ While We Disagree about How to Respond to the COVID

This weekend Todd Wagner taught through Romans 12-14, reminding us that we are not just citizens of America but citizens of Christ and that as citizens of Christ we are many individual members that make up one body. Read our Sermon Guide for key takeaways and more at https://bit.ly/36tQWLN

watermark.org How are you pursuing things that make for peace and the building up of one another? Always, and especially during the COVID-19 pandemic? What can do you this next week to pursue peace and unity with someone else?

As the world continues to figure out how to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic, how should we, as Christians, respond? Don’t miss today’s message as Todd Wagner shares Romans 12-14.
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Stream live at watermark.org/live

Another weekend is here and we can’t wait to worship with you tomorrow. Livestream at 9:00 and 11:15 AM on Facebook Live, YouTube Live, and at watermark.org/live

How do you navigate differences when returning to "normal" especially in community group? Learn what not to do so your community group can re-assimilate in love and grace. Read our latest blog for a few tips. https://bit.ly/2Zu6Unq

We don’t know which day it will be (Matthew 24:36), but we know the Day of the Lord is coming. Until then, we should spend our lives preparing for (and preparing others for) eternal life.

Feeling confused about finances in the midst of stimulus checks, unemployment, changing regulations, and other coronavirus-related financial questions? The Moneywise team has compiled a set of resources to help make sense of some of these changes. https://bit.ly/2WVbKHw

We’ve created lessons, videos, and activities for both preschool and elementary-aged children that families can use to train up the next generation of fully devoted followers of Christ. Access the Watermark Kids Kit at watermark.org/kidskit

[05/20/20]   "People should love the way you love others. Even if they completely disagree with your faith in Christ, the way you live your life should leave a mark—love, goodness, peace, and joy—on others." - @wordsfromwags

Women, join us as we study 5 biblical prayers that inspire a deep connection with the God of hope who provides perfect peace during uncertain times. https://bit.ly/2TfZqAC

"Whenever I was discouraged with infertility or the adoption process, I was frequently and quickly reminded that God is always moving and working in our favor. He truly has a purpose for our waiting.

“Ephesians 3:20-21 says, ‘Now to him who is able to do immeasurably more than all we ask or imagine, according to his power that is at work within us, to him be glory in the church and in Christ Jesus throughout all generations, for ever and ever! Amen.’ He truly did immeasurably more than we ever could have imagined throughout our adoption! The further along we were in the process, we realized He was not only being faithful to us as hopeful parents, He was being faithful to our little boy, Beau, to provide him a family. God has been providing for our son all along." - Natalie Scott
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Read our recent story "God's Purpose In Our Waiting" from this week's Watermark News through the link in our profile.

re|engage | Watermark Community Church

Whether your marriage is good and you want it to be great, or you are at rock-bottom and wonder if there is hope, re|engage is a safe place to grow in your marriage. Meeting each week virtually online Wednesdays at 8 PM.
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https://bit.ly/2zOdVEW

watermark.org Each Wednesday during our online session, you will hear from couples whose marriages have been transformed, learn practical ways to grow in oneness with your spouse, and gain insight from others in a small group setting as you walk through the 16 lessons. No registration is required. Please join us....

When are the end times and what will they be like? As we continued studying 1 Thessalonians, @wordsfromwags taught through 1 Thessalonians 5:1-11, teaching us that clear thinking about the end should produce Christ-like living in the present.
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Go deeper with our Sermon Guide through the link in our profile.

Equipped Disciple | Watermark Community Church

Get rooted, built up, and strengthened in your faith through this three-part training series. We are meeting virtually for this summer term. Registration closes today, May 18. Learn more at https://bit.ly/3fOgnfp

watermark.org Through the context of personal time with God and small group interaction, you will experience life transformation as you consistently practice and grow in the areas of God’s Word, prayer, fellowship, and sharing your faith.

If you live locally and are ready to move towards Membership here at Watermark Community Church, we invite you to take your next step today. Begin at anytime with our first step Discover Watermark. Learn more at https://bit.ly/3g4FYRo

Careers in Motion provides job seekers with counsel, prayer, networking, and other helpful resources. Sign up for the CIM virtual meeting every Tuesday at 9 AM. https://bit.ly/3chAd0e

Are you loving the Watermark Music video releases as much as we are? Don’t forget you can now watch all our latest acoustic music videos on our YouTube channel. See the link in our profile. @ Watermark Community Church

So a bird flies into a church...

What does a Monk Parakeet have to do with our series studying 1 Thessalonians? Join us this morning to find out at watermark.org/live