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Hosted by Wesley DeVries · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 257 episodes
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Weekly messages from Sweets Church in Haldimand County, Ontario, Canada. Sweets Church is committed to unapologetically proclaiming the life-changing truth of God's Word.
Wesley DeVries hosts sweetschurch.com, a religion show with 257 episodes published.
Jesus did not describe being born again as an optional experience for especially committed Christians. He told Nicodemus, a respected and deeply religious leader, “You must be born again.” Nicodemus had knowledge, morali
What does it mean to be a faithful member of the church? Looking back at the history of Sweets Church, we see generations of believers who planted, watered, served, sacrificed, and trusted God to bring the growth. As we
As Sweets Church prepares to celebrate 150 years of God's faithfulness, we begin a three-part series exploring who we are, what we believe, and what it means to belong to our church family. In this first message, we
In this sermon from 1 Peter 5 Vs 8-14, Peter closes his letter by reminding suffering Christians to stay sober-minded, watchful, and steadfast. The Christian life is lived in the presence of a real enemy, but Satan is no
In this message from 1 Peter 5 Vs 5-7, we look at Peter’s call for believers to live with humility in every area of life. In a culture that celebrates pride and self-promotion, God calls His people to submit to His desig
As Peter closes his first letter, he turns to the elders of the church and calls them to shepherd the flock of God. This message reminds us that God’s people are like sheep: vulnerable, dependent, and prone to wander. Be
In this message from 1 Peter 4 Vs 12-16, Peter reminds suffering Christians not to be surprised when fiery trials come. Suffering is not proof that God has abandoned His people. Instead, God uses suffering to refine fait
Jesus is coming again, and Peter reminds us that this truth should shape the way we live right now. In this message from 1 Peter 4 Vs 7-11, we look at how Christians are called to stay ready for Christ’s return by living
In 1 Peter 4 Vs 1-6, Peter calls believers to live with the mind of Christ in a world that often pulls in the opposite direction. Following Jesus means being ready to suffer rather than compromise, making a clear break w
In this sermon, we look at one of the more difficult but deeply rich passages in 1 Peter. Peter points suffering Christians to Jesus, reminding us that suffering is not defeat when we belong to the risen and reigning Chr
What does it look like to live a life that people can’t quite explain? In this passage, Peter shows that following Christ doesn’t just lead to blessing, it can also lead to suffering. The difference-maker is what’s happe
This message walks through 1 Peter 3 Vs 8–12 and paints a clear picture of what a gospel-shaped church should look like. It focuses on: unity within the church family, grace in moments of conflict, and confidence in God’
In this message, we look at how God often works not just through what we say, but through how we live. Walking through 1 Peter 3 Vs 1-7, this sermon shows how a life shaped by the gospel can speak louder than words—espec
This message unpacks 1 Peter 2 Vs 18-25 and what it really looks like to follow Jesus in the workplace. We’re challenged to live with humility and respect under authority—even when it’s difficult or unfair. Instead of re
In a world that feels unstable and uncertain, this Easter message points to the one unshakable truth—the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Looking at Psalm 16 and Acts 2, this sermon shows how Jesus faced death with hope, br
This Good Friday message centres on the life-changing truth of the cross in 1 Peter 2 Vs 22–25. Jesus didn’t just die—He took our place, bore our sins, and broke sin’s power over us. Because of His death, we die to sin.
On Palm Sunday, we see two competing visions of power: Rome’s rule through force and Israel’s hope for a righteous kingdom. But Jesus steps in and shows a completely different way—the way of the cross. This message unpac
This message walks through 1 Peter 2 Vs 11–12 and shows how the Christian life actually works: identity comes first, then resistance, then witness. Peter doesn’t just hand out rules—he reminds us who we are: beloved, and
This week’s message continues our look at “taking out the trash” in our lives—removing attitudes and sins that damage our relationship with God and with others. In 1 Peter 2, we see what happens after that cleanup: God b
What should the life of someone who has been born again by the Word of God look like? In this sermon from 1 Peter 2 Vs 1-3, we see a clear call to develop a healthy spiritual appetite. Peter shows that growth in the Chri
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