Langenburg Non-Denominational Christian Church

A Lesson in Deception. Pastor Bryan Watson

On the 2nd Sunday of Advent, Pastor Bryan explores Advent through the eyes of the shepherds.

It's Easter Sunday, and Pastor Bryan explores the experience of the guards at the tomb.

Good Friday message from Pastor Bryan. What if Christ didn't go to the cross?

"You're going to get what you've got coming!" Normally, that would sound rather threatening, but if you are a believer in Jesus, those words are beautiful. We won't get what we deserve, but we will get what we've got coming. And according to Revelation 21:9-22:5, it's beyond beautiful.

Throughout the Scriptures, and in many sermons, we encounter some big words that we struggle over. But it's important to understand what these words mean in order to hold tight to the basics of our faith. As we approach Easter, we'll be breaking down some of these words that apply directly to Christ's work on the cross. This Sunday, Pastor Bryan brings the message: "Words of the Faith: Propitiation." Come and learn what it means for God's wrath to be satisfied.

Pastor Bryan Watson at Church Picnic and Baptismal Service. A few thoughts about Baptism prior to the actual baptisms.

At the end of Revelation 16, we saw the final bowl judgment poured out, at which point God said, "It is done." Beginning in Revelation 17, we are given an in-depth look into what has been judged, beginning with a harlot riding on a beast. Her name is "Mystery Babylon," but who is she, really?

God has a way of using trials and fire to refine things, and bring beauty out of the ashes. Pastor Bryan Watson

Who are the 144,000 that are referenced in Revelation? Join Pastor Bryan Watson as he breaks down this passage of Scripture.

There are times when it seems like our faith requires us to pass through the fire. How are we to handle it when it feels like our prayers aren't being answered? Pastor Bryan explains how we can learn a lot from the experience of 3 young Hebrew men in Daniel 3. "Even if..."

Our journey through the Book of Revelation continues with Chapter 18, God's judgment upon political and commercial Babylon. In one hour, the commercial center of the global economy is destroyed by an act of God. While the people of the earth mourn over her, the souls in Heaven rejoice over her, for God's just judgment has come at last.

The prophets of old wrote about the hope they had in a coming Savior. But why were they in a situation where needed hope? It all goes back to Genesis and a garden...

The 4th Sunday of Advent. Pastor Bryan looks at Advent through the eyes of Mary and Joseph.

As the world experiences an earthly coronation this weekend, Revelation 14 gives us an exciting glimpse at the final victory of Christ... a preview of the triumphant King of Kings! We will be looking at verses 1-5, a vision of 144,000 victorious saints who stand with King Jesus on Mount Zion. Pastor Bryan teaches on this passage.

As we move into Revelation 16, the final judgments of God's wrath, the bowl judgments, begin to be poured out. Pastor Bryan walks us through the first five judgments.

Does the Bible say anything about global warming? It sure does! In Revelation 21:1-8, we see that God creates a new heaven, a new earth, and a new Jerusalem, but something has to happen to the old ones.

After working our way through the entire book of Revelation, we are going to focus on it one last time. This will be our Revelation Roundup, where we review the entire Book of Revelation in a whirlwind of a sermon!

In the Scopes Monkey Trial of 1925, the question of Cain's wife came up. Without a reasonable answer, this question has been used to debunk Christianity for decades. After all, if Adam and Eve were the ancestors of the human race, and their son Cain went to another land and found a wife, then who was she? Where did she come from?

Pastor Bryan Watson describes the circumstances around the 30 minutes of silence in Heaven.

Numbers chapter 22 contains a confusing incident. A delegation from Moab comes to a man named Balaam to get his help with a little problem they are having. At first, God tells Balaam not to go with them. Later, God seems to change His mind and tells Balaam to go with them. Then, God is angry with Balaam for going with them! Is this a mistake in the Bible? Why would God go back and forth on His decision?

Sometimes, the Bible leaves us with hard questions. Like, why would God give Abraham a miracle child (Isaac) and then ask Abraham to sacrifice him? Pastor Bryan explores the answer to this tough question.

In Revelation 16:12-16, we find some incredibly disturbing imagery, as three evil spirits looking like frogs go out to gather together the kings of the world. Where are they gathering them to? What is the occasion? And if this vision seems so strange, can we really believe it? Pastor Bryan breaks down this text in his sermon, The March to Armageddon.

One of the tough questions that tends to bother people is: "Why did Jesus have to die for our sins? If God can do anything, couldn't He just forgive us without all the death and killing?" Pastor Bryan looks to answer this question based on the text from Hebrews 9:22.

The Christmas account continues in Luke 2:21-40, with Mary and Joseph bringing the baby Jesus to the temple. There, they meet Simeon and Anna. Why did they have to go to the temple so soon? And what is the significance of their encounters with these godly seniors?