Weekly SERMONS
Whether you are a regular visitor and you missed a sermon, you are exploring attending Worship on the Water for the first time, or maybe you want to listen again, here you will find our audio library of recorded sermons.
Feel inspired by spending some time here. We’re glad you have taken the time to explore what we are doing.
May 10, 2026
Speaker: David Allgire
Scripture: Mark 10:32–45
David Allgire guides us through one of Jesus’ clearest teachings on greatness — and it was nothing like the world expects.
May 3, 2026
Speaker: Rev. Jonathan Riddle
Scripture: 2 Corinthians 4:6–10, 16–18; 2 Corinthians 12:7–10
April 26, 2026
Sermon Title: The Superlative Shepherd Who Pursues Us
Scripture: Psalm 23:6, John 10:11, 14–15, Hebrews 13:20–21, 1 Peter 5:4
Pastor Carl leads us into a message centered on one of the most comforting and hope-filled truths in Scripture: we are pursued by the Shepherd.
April 19, 2026
Speaker: David Allgire
Scripture: Luke 18:1–8
David Allgire leads us into a powerful parable from Luke’s Gospel — one that speaks to perseverance, prayer, and the kind of faith that does not give up.
April 12, 2026
Speaker: Jonathan Riddle
Scripture: John 20:19–31
This Sunday, we turn to a powerful post-resurrection passage in John’s Gospel — a moment that speaks directly to the tension between faith and doubt.
The disciples have seen the risen Christ, yet not everyone knows what to do with what they are hearing. In the middle of uncertainty, questions, and hesitation, Jesus comes near.
April 5, 2026
Easter at Worship on the Water
As the sun rises over the May River, we begin the morning with a peaceful 7:00 AM sunrise service, followed by a joyful 10:30 AM celebration service on the Boat House Lawn.
We are honored to welcome Pastor Cam Huxford bringing the Easter message, with worship led by Ghost Ship.
March 29, 2026
Sermon Title: The Return of the King
Scripture: Mark 11:1–11
This Sunday, we will enter the Palm Sunday account in Mark’s Gospel — the moment Jesus comes into Jerusalem and the crowd begins to respond.
It is a scene filled with celebration, expectation, and meaning.