Watermark Community Church

Praying together reminds us that our peace is found not in what God does, but in who he is. Whether you're celebrating, grieving, waiting, or struggling, God invites you to bring it all to him.

We're grateful for everyone who gathered with us last night at 5:30 PM to pray together as a church family. If life feels helpless or hopeless right now, our hope is that you left feeling seen by the Lord in your struggle and strengthened by the prayers of your church family.

Don't wait until the next prayer gathering to pray together—invite your friends to gather and pray, or spend an extended time of prayer with your Community Group this week. Remember: we are a praying church, not just a church that prays.

Recent graduates, as you step into your next season of life, we hope you remember these encouragements from John 15 👉 And wherever the Lord leads you next, remember that your church family will always be here to pray with you, encourage you, and walk with you. Happy graduation season. 🎓

This past Sunday, we had the chance to celebrate and pray over our graduating seniors, college graduates, and Institute class as they enter their next season of life. TA encouraged them to abide in Jesus and walk closely with him all the days of their lives.

Tag or send this to a recent graduate to let them know you're cheering them on! 🥳

Yesterday was another meaningful Sunday together at Watermark. 🙌 We had the chance to celebrate and pray over our graduating seniors, college graduates, and Institute class as they enter their next season of life. TA encouraged them from John 15 to abide in Jesus and walk closely with him wherever life takes them next.

As we continued through Acts 10–11, we saw God expand the early church’s understanding of the gospel and remind them that his invitation is for all people. Through the story’s four movements, God reshapes their understanding of who belongs in his family and challenges the church to care about what matters most to Jesus.

Watch or listen to the message on YouTube, watermark.org, the Watermark app, or wherever you stream.

The goal of prayer isn’t only what happens when we say “amen,” but who we become after. 👏 This Sunday, Tyler Staton, author and lead pastor of Bridgetown Church in Portland, OR, gave a special message on how to live a life devoted to prayer, walking us through Colossians 4:2–6.

One key takeaway was this: Prayer begins with receiving, not performing. Before anything else, we need to hear and believe what’s true: that we are loved by God. This becomes the foundation for everything else.

Watch or listen to the message on YouTube, watermark.org, the Watermark app, or wherever you stream.