Weekly sermons from University Baptist Church in Beavercreek, Ohio. Our mission is to glorify God by making disciples of Jesus Christ. Learn more at www.ubcbeavercreek.com
July 15th:
In week 46 of the Genesis series, Elder Glen Duerr teaches on Genesis chapter 29:31-30:24 and teaches us that God works all things for His good purposes.
June 8th, 2025:
In week 45 of the Genesis Series, Pastor Jason Wing leads us through Genesis 29:1-30 to know true blessing through trusting in God's promises and presence.
In this edition of UBC "Sermon Discussions" Dr. Jeremy Kimble answers questions related to his Genesis 28:10-22 sermon.
The main idea for the sermon was: Know true blessing through trusting in God’s promises and presence.
Questions discussed in this episode:
Does God still speak (communicate) with people today through dreams?
Is it really true that there is nothing I can do to escape the presence of God?
You shared a monologue you had with yourself during a trip where you were leading your family and you kept getting off course. You heard a voice telling you that you aren’t good enough. Can you share ways to fight the lies the Devil hits us with everyday that tempt us to take our eyes of Jesus?
The simple belief that God’s presence will never leave his children should empower his followers to spread the gospel all the time. Why do you think this is still a struggle for Christians?
I struggle with fear. What are some ways I can get rid of this spirit of fear?
What would you say to Christians who are not making disciples? Am I disobeying God if I am not evangelizing and making disciples?
What would you say to Christians who overemphasize "waiting on God's timing" to be faithful? For example, someone doesn't want to share the gospel with a friend because they feel it isn't quite "God's timing" just yet. Is that similar or different from Jacob waiting 20 years?
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In this edition of UBC "Sermon Discussions" Rich Porter dives deeper into his sermon on Genesis 28:1-9.
The main idea for the sermon was: To trust in God’s way and not in our own way.
Questions discussed in this episode:
You mentioned that God warns Christians about marrying non-Christians. Why does God give that warning? And is it a sin if a Christian does marry a non-Christian?
We see that Jacob's faith grows after he is sent away. What advice would you give to someone who is struggling with their faith when they are going through times of hardship?
Doesn't God love everyone (John 3:16)? Explain what Malachi is saying "I have loved Jacob but Esau I have hated."
Isaac clearly favored Esau, and you would imagine he could have given him a more positive blessing than the one he got. Why didn't he?
You sort of dropped a bomb on unbelievers at the end with that awesome chart, and told us to take a picture for reference. Would you mind picking one line and walking through it in more detail?
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June 1st, 2025:
In week 44 of the Genesis Series, Jeremy Kimble leads us through Genesis 28:10-22 to know true blessing through trusting in God's promises and presence.
May 25th, 2025:
In week 43 of the Genesis Series, Elder Rich Porter leads us through Genesis 28:1-9 to see our extraordinary God often accomplishes his sovereign purposes through ordinary people.
In this edition of UBC "Sermon Discussions" we are back in Genesis. This week Jason preached through Genesis 27:1-46.
The main idea for th1e sermon was: Sinfully living our way can break a lot of things, but it can never break the covenant promises of God.
Two main points to be learned from this passage of scripture: 1. Living your own way will always break your life apart. 2. Trusting God's voice above any other will hold your life together.
Questions discussed in this episode:
Briefly share why it was God's will for Jacob to receive the blessing rather than Esau, and is that contrary to what usual custom during that time?
When Issac gave Esau his only one blessing, and he told him he would live away from the earth's richness... (39, 40), why is that considered a blessing? How are we defining what a blessing is? This sounds more like casting out/curse/life of trouble.
What power do human words have when they are given as a "blessing"? Perhaps the definition of a blessing is God's desires/plans/intentions, said through human lips? Is that why Issac's blessing was irrevocable?
No matter how bad we mess up (fail or sin) can we change God’s will for our life?
In this portion of scripture we see a parent (Rebekah) give direct orders (obey my voice as I command you) to her son Jacob. Now although Jacob sinned many different times during his meeting his father, wasn't he just following what his mother commanded him to do. If he would have chosen to disobey her, would that had been a sin?
Living your own way will always break your life apart - couldn't we also add and many times the lives of others?
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March 9th:
In week 41 of the Genesis Series, Pastor Jason leads us through Genesis 26:6-35 to see our extraordinary God often accomplishes his sovereign purposes through ordinary people.
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In this edition of UBC "Sermon Discussions" Jason and Jesse discuss the question: How Did We Get So Many Christian Denominations?
The question comes from UBC’s “Asking for a Friend” sermon series.
Questions discussed in this episode:
Is it a good or bad thing that it feels like there is “a different denominational church on every corner?”
Define essential Christianity?
How does one recognize “False teaching” versus “difference in doctrinal theology” in denominations (for example: baptizing infants)
What denominations, although they identify as “Christian,” are concerning to you and why?
Where does Catholicism fit with the definitions from today? Catholicism does seem to hold the Nicene Creed true, but there are other areas that do not seem to hold with other Biblical truths.
Sermon application point #3 instructed us to “Resolve to love Jesus’ church in all its denominational forms.” What should that look like for us when considering that so many denominations have accepted and promoted liberal theology and practices that are unbiblical? (Same-sex marriage, pro-choice, errancy of scripture, etc…)
What are our secondary convictions at UBC?
UBC is a Baptist church. What does it mean to be a Baptist? Is there anything that makes Baptists distinct from other denominations?
Briefly explain why UBC is part of the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC)?
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May 11th:
This mothers day, Pastor Jason Wing leads us through our second week of UBCs "Asking for a Friend" mini series discussing Christian denominations.
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May 4th:
In this edition of UBC "Sermon Discussions" Jason and Jesse discuss the question: “Is sin equal in God’s eyes?”
The question comes from UBC’s “Asking for a Friend” sermon series.
Questions discussed in this episode:
If the ultimate end is either heaven or hell; how will sinners be judged differently? It seems either A or B. And if so, how does God control the judgements in hell?
Do I need to confess my sins to someone else in addition to God?
Do I need to be specific when repenting of my sins before God or can it be a blanket confession?
Can certain types of sin lead someone further away from God than other sins?
Why doesn’t Exodus 21 (consequences for sin) apply to Christians today - or does it?
Do certain sins determine a Christian’s “status” when they get to heaven?
Can the unrepentant “little lie” send someone to hell just like the unrepentant sin of adultery or murder would?
What does it mean in Romans 1:18-24 when the Apostle Paul says God “gave them up” to their sins?
Can a Christian ever become sinless after repenting of their sin and following Jesus?
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May 4th:
This week, we kicked off our annual Asking for a “Friend” series with Pastor Jason leading us through James 2:10-11 as we look at the question, “Is all sin equal in God’s eyes”?
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April 28th:
This week we celebrate “Send Sunday”. Pastor Jason leads us through a short message in John 20:19-22 about reaching the world. Then, we hear from, pray over, and celebrate several of our people who will be sent out this summer from our church to share the good news of Jesus.
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April 13:
In this edition of UBC "Sermon Discussions" Jason and Jesse discuss Jesus’ claim that He is The Resurrection and The Life.
The passage Jason preached from on Easter Sunday was John 11:1-45.
Questions discussed in this episode:
Is it okay to be disappointed in Jesus when things happen in our lives that we know Jesus would want or wouldn’t want (for example: suffering)?
Jesus weeping with his friends demonstrates what to us?
What does it mean for Christians to pray “Lord help my unbelief?”
We live in a culture in which many claim Jesus is Lord but don’t live like it. Why should this concern us?
How should we deal with family, friends, colleagues, and peers who are defiant against Jesus’ I AM claims?
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April 20th:
As we celebrate Easter Sunday, we conclude our “I Am” series with Pastor Jason leading us through John 11:25, where Jesus states, “I am the Resurrection and the Life.”
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April 18th:
In the last week of our “I Am” series, Bryson Jackson leads us through Jesus’ statement from John 10:11, “I am the Good Shepherd,” as we continue Holy Week and remember Jesus ’ sacrifice on the cross on Good Friday.
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April 13:
In this edition of UBC "Sermon Discussions" Jason and Jesse talk with the students that preached from John 14:1-6—I Am: The Way, and The Truth, and The Life
Questions discussed in this episode:
Why is it a good thing that Jesus claims that he is the only Way?
Why is it such a grace that as Christ followers we know without doubt that Jesus is the absolute truth?
We live in a world with many different religions that believe and teach that there are others than Jesus who give LIFE. Why is Jesus’ claim that he is Life so important to believe, accept, and share with others?
Last year the youth group went on a mission trip within our country and had the opportunity to share the gospel with a group of people who don’t believe Jesus is the only way, the only truth, and the only way to life. How can Jesus’ claim in John 14:1-6 be used to share the gospel with others and why is it important to teach Jesus’ as the way, the truth, and the life to others?
John 3:16-17 says that God did not send his Son into this world to condemn the world. That is speaking of when Jesus first came to this world. What does the Bible say Jesus will do when he comes again?
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April 13th:
In week five of our “I Am” series, we began Holy Week by celebrating Palm Sunday with services led by our Family Ministry. During this sermon, we focused on John 14:6, where Jesus states, “I am the way, and the truth, and the life.” Three of our students shared insights on each part of this statement, facilitated by Bryson Jackson, our resident church planter.
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April 6:
In this edition of UBC "Sermon Discussions" Jason discusses questions from his sermon on John 8:12-20—I Am: The Light of the World
Main Claim: In a world full of darkness, the light of life is found in Jesus
Questions discussed in this episode:
In your sermon you defined Light and Dark. Is there such a thing as a Dim (not bright - an in-between) light?
In what areas have you seen today's church adjust their eyesight to dark things in this world?
You said that "You can be walking in darkness even when you are devoted to religion." Is being devoted to religion wrong?
What are some practical ways we can shine the light of Jesus in our everyday lives?
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April 6th:
In week four of our “I Am” series, Pastor Jason led us through John 8:12-20, where Jesus states, “I am the light of the world,” to show us that in a world full of darkness, the light of life is found in Jesus.
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In this edition of UBC "Sermon Discussions" Jesse sits down with Dr. Jeremy Kimble to dive deeper into his sermon on John 8:28-59—I Am: Before Abraham Was, I AM
Main Claim: Jesus is the eternal, covenant-making God
Questions discussed in this episode:
What are some modern day religions or denominations that reject Jesus' divinity that we need to be aware of? And can we consider them to be Christian?
Most Jews (not all, but many) reject Jesus as Messiah, just like the people in this passage. How should we, as Christians, relate and interact with Jews who reject Jesus?
In your sermon you said our eternal life hangs on the claim that Jesus is divine. Does someone have to understand and embrace Jesus' divinity in order to be saved? Explain.
In John 8:44, Jesus told the crowds that their father was the devil. Does that mean that anyone who isn’t saved is actually a child of the devil, not of God?
In that verse, Jesus said that Satan was a liar and deceiver from the beginning. Could you explain more about what Jesus meant by that? Was it the reference to the garden of Eden or to something that occurred prior?
Why is it good that I feel insufficient to carry out the work of Jesus?
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March 30th:
In week three of our “I Am” series, Dr. Jeremy Kimble leads us through John 8:28-59, where Jesus states, “Truly, truly, I say to you, before Abraham was, I am.”
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March 16:
In this edition of UBC "Sermon Discussions" Jesse and Bryson sit down to dive deeper into Bryson’s sermon on John 15:1-16 —”I Am the True Vine”
Bryson Jackson is planting Gospel Heights, our Huber Heights Church Plant that will launch in the fall of 2025. You can find more information regarding Gospel Heights here.
Questions discussed in this episode:
In the passage, Jesus says “any branch in me that does not bear fruit will be taken away…pruned… and cast into the fire”. Can someone actually be a branch in Christ, but not bear fruit? If so, does that mean that some people who were once in Christ will be cut off, no longer be in him, and eventually cast into hell?
You said “Jesus is the source of our ‘clean-ness’, and we are not able to clean ourselves up.” If that’s the case, then why does Jesus connect abiding in his love with obeying his commands in vs 10. Do we even need to make an intentional fight against sin or a volitional choice to pursue holiness in order to abide?
If we put other things above God, finding great joy in our spouse, kids, job, sports, and it feels fine, is that a concern?
What does fully surrendering to Jesus look like?
What are some practical ways to abide and have that “consistent closeness” that Jesus mentions? Or stated another way, how do you practically experience that close friendship with Christ...ways we can seek joy (satisfaction) in Jesus and Jesus alone?
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March 23rd:
In the second week of our “I Am” series, our Director of Groups, Classes, & Church Planting Resident, Bryson Jackson, led us through John 15:1-16 where Jesus states, “I am the true vine” to see what this claim means, why it’s essential, and how we should respond.
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March 16th:
This week, we started a new sermon series, “I Am,” studying the "I Am” statements that Jesus made in the Gospels.
In week one, we looked at John 6:22-59 where Jesus says, “I Am the Bread of Life,” to see Jesus gives more than physical life to your body, he has come to give eternal life to your soul.
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March 16:
In this edition of UBC "Sermon Discussions" Jesse and Jason sit down to dive deeper into Jason’s sermon on John 6:22-59—”I Am: The Bread of Life”
Main Idea: Jesus gives more than physical life to your body, he has come to give eternal life to your soul
Questions discussed in this episode:
Based on John 6:44, Do we seek Jesus or does he seek us?Can someone slip through the arms of Jesus? In other words, are there people who die unsaved who should have been saved—for example people that have never heard the gospel?
In your sermon you mentioned that Jesus gives you quality of life - Zoe life. So I know I’m saved but I don’t feel like this is true. Is there something wrong with me?
There are some people who believe Jesus is speaking literally in John 6:53-56 when He says eat my flesh and drink my blood. Explain what Jesus is saying here?
What are some identifying markers that I have been saved?
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March 9th:
In week 41 of the Genesis Series, Pastor Jason leads us through Genesis 26:6-35 to see our extraordinary God often accomplishes his sovereign purposes through ordinary people.
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In this edition of UBC "Sermon Discussions", Jesse and Jason sit down to dive deeper into Dan Turner’s sermon on Genesis 26:1-5. This week Jason reflects on Dan’s sermon, discusses Dan’s candidacy for Director of Biblical Formation and Community Life, and answers some questions sent in from UBCers.
The main idea for Dan’s sermon was:When God’s covenant seems promising, God’s commandment seems pleasing
Questions discussed in this episode:
Why don't you take a brief moment and provide a quick update on Dan's candidacy / process
How do you choose who preaches on Sunday?
Is there anything you want to elaborate on or emphasize from Dan's sermon?
Questions sent in from UBCers:
“Dan mentioned Sodom and Gomorrah in his sermon. However, the passage in Genesis 26:1-5 doesn’t reference those cities. Could you help me understand what Dan was getting at by mentioning those cities and how they’re connected to the passage?”
"At the end of the sermon Dan prayed in the name of The Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. I was a little thrown off cause I’ve only really ever heard Catholics do this. Can you talk through this for me?"
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March 2nd:
In week 40 of our Genesis series, Guest Pastor Dan Turner leads us through Genesis 26:1-5 to see when God’s covenant seems promising, God’s commandment seems pleasing.
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February 09:
In this edition of UBC "Sermon Discussions", Jesse and Jason sit down to dive deeper into Jason's sermon on Genesis 25:27-34 and discuss questions regarding God’s mercy and what we can learn from the historical story of Jacob and Esau.
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February 23:
In week 39 of our Genesis series, we study Genesis 25:27-34 to see God mercifully calls flawed people from flawed families into his covenant family.
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February 09:
In this first edition of UBC "Sermon Discussions", Jesse and Jason sit down to dive deeper into Jason's sermon on Genesis 24:28-37 and discuss questions from singles desiring marriage.
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February 16:
As we continue our Genesis series, in week 38, we look at Genesis 25:1-26 to see that God sovereignly works to accomplish all His purposes, He fulfills all His promises, and He calls all His people.
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February 09:
In this first edition of UBC "Sermon Discussions", Jesse and Jason sit down to dive deeper into Jason's sermon on Genesis 24:28-37 and discuss questions from singles desiring marriage.
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February 09:
In week 37 of our Genesis series, Pastor Jason leads us through Genesis 24:28-67 to see God perfectly guides and provides for those who follow Him in faith.
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February 02:
As we continue our Genesis series, in week 36, we begin to look at the life of Isaac, starting in Genesis 24:1-27, seeing that God perfectly guides and provides for those who follow him in faith.
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January 26:
In week 35 of our Genesis series, our Director of Groups, Classes, and Resident Church Planter, Bryson Jackson, teaches through Genesis 23, encouraging us with the main idea: Don’t hesitate to buy in now to God’s inheritance for your future.
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January 19:
In week 34 of our Genesis series, our Director of Groups, Classes, and Resident Church Planter, Bryson Jackson, leads us through Genesis 22, encouraging us with the main idea: Don’t let your faith subside; the Lord will provide.
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January 12:
As we continue our Genesis series, in week 33, Pastor Jason leads us through Genesis 21:22-34 to see the everlasting God has everlasting faithfulness to his covenant people.
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January 5:
In week 32 of our Genesis series, we start the new year in Genesis 21 to see that in the promised son, God removes our shame and brings our joy.
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December 29:
As we conclude the year, we take a moment to share and reflect on what God has accomplished through UBC in 2024.
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There are no sermon guides this week.
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December 24:
As we celebrate Christmas Eve, we wrap up our Advent series, "He Shall Be Called." Our lead Pastor, Jason Wing, leads us through Isaiah 9:6 as we look at Jesus as the Prince of Peace.
Advent Devotional:
www.ubcbeavercreek.com/advent-devotional
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There are no sermon guides this week.
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December 22:
In week 4 of our Advent series, "He Shall Be Called,” our Pastor of Connections & Care, Bill Letcher, continues our study of Isaiah 9:6 as we look at God as Everlasting Father.
Advent Devotional:
www.ubcbeavercreek.com/advent-devotional
Sermon Guide:
There are no sermon guides this week or next.
Christmas Eve
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December 15:
In week 3 of our Advent series, "He Shall Be Called,” we continue our study of Isaiah 9:6 to see Jesus as the Mighty God.
Advent Devotional:
www.ubcbeavercreek.com/advent-devotional
Sermon Guide:
www.ubcbeavercreek.com/sermon-resources/he-shall-be-called-week-3
Christmas Eve
We’d love to have you join us on Christmas Eve. Check out our Christmas Eve service times.
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December 2:
In week 2 of our Advent series, "He Shall Be Called,” we continue our study of Isaiah 9:6 to see Jesus as the Wonderful Counselor.
Advent Devotional:
www.ubcbeavercreek.com/advent-devotional
Sermon Guide:
www.ubcbeavercreek.com/sermon-resources/he-shall-be-called-week-2
Christmas Eve
We’d love to have you join us on Christmas Eve. Check out our Christmas Eve service times.
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December 1:
As the Advent Season begins, our Director of Groups, Bryson Jackson, starts our new Christmas series: "He Shall Be Called,” an Advent study of Isaiah 9:6.
Advent Devotional:
www.ubcbeavercreek.com/advent-devotional
Sermon Guide:
www.ubcbeavercreek.com/sermon-resources/he-shall-be-called-week-1
Christmas Eve
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November 24:
Even when we struggle with repeated faithlessness, God is consistent with gracious faithfulness. This was the main idea as we studied Genesis 20:1-18 in week 31 of our Genesis series.
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November 17:
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www.ubcbeavercreek.com/sermon-resources/genesis-part-30
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November 11:
In week 29 of our Genesis series, we look at Genesis 18:16-33 to learn, that the more God reveals his judgment, the more it should lead us to request his mercy.
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www.ubcbeavercreek.com/sermon-resources/genesis-part-29
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November 03:
In part two of this two-part mini-series, Pastor Jason teaches through Colossians 1:28 to see that faithful ministry pursues Christian Maturity.
Sermon Guide:
www.ubcbeavercreek.com/sermon-resources/mature-in-christ-part-2
Big Takeaways From Sunday:
Church Planting Interest Meetings RSVP:
Wednesday, November 20, 2024 at 6:30pm
Saturday, November 23, 2024 at 10:30am
Discipleship Pathways:
Discover, Connect, Form, Lead, and Launch
Podcast Jason mentioned: UBC’s Talking Points Podcast
Biblical Elder Training:
We are beginning in January. Email Jason at jason.wing@ubcbeavercreek.com for information.
Sunday Classes
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October 27:
In part one of this two-part mini-series, Pastor Jason teaches through Colossians 1:28 to see that faithful ministry pursues Christian Maturity.
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www.ubcbeavercreek.com/sermon-resources/mature-in-christ-part-1
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October 20:
In this special Missions Sunday service, Jim Corbin, our Pastor of Missions & Mercy Ministries teaches from 2 Corinthians 5:17-20 to teach us followers of Jesus we are ambassadors wherever we are.
Also, we hear from three of our Missionary partners and what hope God will do in 2025 within our Missions Ministry.
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www.ubcbeavercreek.com/mission-and-mercy-ministries
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www.ubcbeavercreek.com/sermon-resources/missions-sunday-2024
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October 13:
In week 28 of our Genesis series, we look at Genesis 18:1-15 and learn, that those with faith enjoy a friendship with God.
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www.ubcbeavercreek.com/sermon-resources/genesis-part-28
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October 6:
In studying Genesis 17, we see that The God who required circumcision of the flesh also requires circumcision of your heart.
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www.ubcbeavercreek.com/sermon-resources/genesis-part-27
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September 29:
In studying Genesis 16, we learn in the midst of life’s many problems, trust in the God of merciful promise.
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www.ubcbeavercreek.com/sermon-resources/genesis-part-25
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September 15:
In week 25 of our Genesis series, guest Pastor Dan Turner. from Veritas Community Church, led us through Genesis 15 to teach us that The Lord fortifies His fearful people by revealing to them His faithful promises.
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www.ubcbeavercreek.com/sermon-resources/genesis-part-25
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September 15:
As we continue into our 24 weeks of Genesis, Dr. Jeremy Kimble leads us through Genesis 14:1-24 to learn that God accomplishes his purposes and we trust His plan.
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www.ubcbeavercreek.com/sermon-resources/genesis-part-24
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September 8:
In week 23 of our Genesis series, we look at Genesis 13:1-18 to see in the Christian life, God helps us walk by faith, not by sight.
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www.ubcbeavercreek.com/sermon-resources/genesis-part-23
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September 1:
In week 22 of our Genesis series, our Director of Groups & Classes, Bryson Jackson, leads us through Genesis 12:10-20 to teach us when we stray God’s promises stay the same.
www.ubcbeavercreek.com/sermon-resources/genesis-part-22
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August 25:
This week, we participated in Vision Sunday; through the lens of Acts 14:21-23, we examined what The Lord is calling UBC to in this next season of ministry.
www.ubcbeavercreek.com/sermon-resources/vision-sunday-2024
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August 18:
As we continue our Genesis series, in week 21, we look at Genesis 12:1-9 and learn that the faithfulness of God to you compels your life of faith in Him.
www.ubcbeavercreek.com/sermon-resources/genesis-part-21
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August 11:
In studying from Genesis 11:10-32 in week 20 of our Genesis series, we are reminded to praise God for the way He works people, places, and times together for our good calling and blessing.
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August 4:
In studying from Genesis 11:1-9 in week 19 of our Genesis series, we learn that we should live for the fame of the Lord’s name, rather than the fame of our own names through the story of the Tower of Babel.
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www.ubcbeavercreek.com/sermon-resources/genesis-part-19
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July 28:
In studying genealogy from Genesis 10 in week 18 of our Genesis series, we learn that because God is the God of the nations, we must be a church for the nations.
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July 21:
Pastor Jason leads us through Genesis 9:18-28 in week 17 of our Genesis series to understand that the shameful acts of sinful man cannot overcome the covenant promises of our gracious God.
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www.ubcbeavercreek.com/sermon-resources/genesis-part-17
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July 14:
As we study Genesis 9:1-17 in week 16 of our Genesis series, we see that because God values life, we are to value life.
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www.ubcbeavercreek.com/sermon-resources/genesis-part-16
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July 7:
Pastor Jason Wing leads us through Genesis 8 in week 15 of our Genesis series, showing us that worship is the right response when you remember the Lord who remembered you.
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www.ubcbeavercreek.com/sermon-resources/genesis-part-15
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June 30:
In week 14 of our Genesis series, our Lead Pastor, Jason Wing, teaches through Genesis 7:1-24 to show us how being in the path of God’s wrath leads to death, but to be in the place of God’s grace leads to life.
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June 23:
Dr. Jeremy Kimble leads us through Genesis 6:9-22 in week 13 of our Genesis series to teach us how sin brings death and faith brings life, and therefore we should choose life.
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www.ubcbeavercreek.com/sermon-resources/genesis-part-13
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June 16:
Watch & listen as our Director of Worship & Media Arts, Phil Wing, leads us through a biblical lens of fatherhood by teaching through Luke 1:11-17.
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www.ubcbeavercreek.com/sermon-resources/fathers-day-2024
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June 9:
In week 12 of our Genesis series, our Pastor of Care and Connections, Bill Letcher, leads us through Genesis 6:1-8 and explains how God’s purpose and plan will continue despite the actions of mankind.
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www.ubcbeavercreek.com/sermon-resources/genesis-part-12
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June 2:
In week 11 of our Genesis series, Dr. Jeremy Kimble teaches Genesis 5:1-32, leading us through the history of the world, seen through God’s work and people, and how we are part of that history.
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May 26:
Our Director of Groups, Bryson Jackson, teaches Genesis 4:1-16 in week 10 of our Genesis Series, leading us through five characteristics identifying with Christ that empower us to say no to sin.
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Audio Block Double-click here to upload or link to a .mp3. Learn more Lead Pastor, Jason Wing continues our series Asking for a ‘Friend’: Questions That Christians Are Too Afraid to Ask.
May 12:
In week nine of our Genesis series, Dr. Scott Dixon leads us through Genesis 3:8-24 and points out three declarations from these passages: The Curse, The Cure, & The Caveat.
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May 12:
Dr. Scott Dixon teaches through Genesis 3:1-9 and walks through four acts we see through the passages: The Attitude, The Lie, The Tree, and The Call.
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May 05:UBC had the opportunity to host Compassion International, one of our partnering ministries. Listen as Jim Corbin, our Director of Missions and Mercy Ministries, and others share God’s compassion for us and how we can show compassion to help release children from poverty in Jesus’ name.
Sermon Guide:
ubcbeavercreek.com/sermon-resources/compassion-sunday-2024
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April 27:In the third of three main sessions from “Sharpen” UBC’s 2024 Men’s Conference, Pastor Jason Wing teaches us how the book of Jude calls us to persevere in our faithfulness, work, and growth in who the Lord has called us to be.
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April 27:In the second of three main sessions from “Sharpen” UBC’s 2024 Men’s Conference, Dr. Scott Dixon dives into Ephesians and teaches how the Bible challenges us to have deep community.
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April 26:In the first of three main sessions from “Sharpen” UBC’s 2024 Men’s Conference, Dr. Jermey Kimble teaches through 1st John Chapter One. 1st John calls us to recognize the Gospel as primary and leads us to “walk in the light” with one another.
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April 28:This week, in our Asking for a “Friend” series, Pastor Jason walks through the question, “Why does my Christian growth seem so slow?”
Sermon Guide:
ubcbeavercreek.com/sermon-resources/asking-for-a-friend-2024-part4
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April 21:This week, in our Asking for a “Friend” series, Pastor Jason explores the question, “Is it okay for me to be angry with God?”
Sermon Guide:
ubcbeavercreek.com/sermon-resources/asking-for-a-friend-2024-part3
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April 14:Many Christians struggle with doubt. Listen as Scott Dixon teaches through the second of this two-part sermon how we, as the church, can address doubt—specifically comprehend, connect, and correct the next generation of believers.
Sermon Guide:
ubcbeavercreek.com/sermon-resources/asking-for-a-friend-2024-part2
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April 7:Many Christians struggle with doubt. Listen as Scott Dixon teaches through the first of this two-part sermon on how Christians can address doubt.
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ubcbeavercreek.com/sermon-resources/asking-for-a-friend-2024-part1
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March 31:On Easter Sunday, Pastor Jason Wing lead us through two scripture passages, John 20 & 1 Corinthians 15.
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www.ubcbeavercreek.com/sermon-resources/easter-sunday-2024
Easter Devotional:2024 Easter Devotional
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March 29:Dr. Jeremy Kimble leads us through Isaiah 52 on Good Friday as we continue to celebrate Holy Week.
Easter Devotional:2024 Easter Devotional
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March 24:We began Holy Week with a special service led by our Family Ministry. Watch and listen as our Director of Student Ministry, Rob Slouffman, teaches from Deuteronomy 6:4-9 and 6:20-23.
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www.ubcbeavercreek.com/sermon-resources/family-week
Easter Devotional:2024 Easter Devotional
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March 17: Pastor Jason Wing continues our series on the book of Genesis, looking at 2:18-25.
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March 10: Pastor Jason Wing continues our series on the book of Genesis, looking at 2:4-25.
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March 3: Pastor Jason Wing continues our series on the book of Genesis, looking at 2:1-3.
Sermon Guide: https://www.ubcbeavercreek.com/sermon-resources/genesispart5
February 25: Tim West continues our series on the book of Genesis, answering common questions about creation.
Sermon Guide: https://www.ubcbeavercreek.com/sermon-resources/genesispart4
February 18: Pastor Jason Wing continues our series on the book of Genesis, covering verses 1:20-31.
Sermon Guide: https://www.ubcbeavercreek.com/sermon-resources/genesispart3
February 11: Pastor Jason Wing continues our series on the book of Genesis, covering verses 1:1-19.
Sermon Guide: https://www.ubcbeavercreek.com/sermon-resources/genesispart2
February 4: Pastor Jason Wing begins our series on the book of Genesis, giving us a broad overview of the book in its entirety
Sermon Guide: https://www.ubcbeavercreek.com/sermon-resources/genesispart1
January 28: Dr. Jeremy Westbrook continues our series Multiply, focusing on the multiplication of churches.
Sermon Guide: www.ubcbeavercreek.com/sermon-resources/multiply-part-4
January 21: Dr. Jeremy Kimble continues our series Multiply, focusing on the multiplication of leaders.
Sermon Guide: www.ubcbeavercreek.com/sermon-resources/multiply-part-3
January 14: Pastor Jason Wing continues his series Multiply, focusing on the multiplication of disciples.
Sermon Guide: www.ubcbeavercreek.com/sermon-resources/multiply-part-2
January 7: Pastor Jason Wing begins his series Multiply, focusing on the multiplication of the gospel.
Sermon Guide:
www.ubcbeavercreek.com/sermon-resources/multiply-par-1
December 31: Scott Dixon ends the year with a sermon on Psalm 1:1-6.
Sermon Guide: https://www.ubcbeavercreek.com/sermon-resources/the-blessed-life
December 24, 2023: Jason Wing continues our Wonders of His Love series, walking us through John 3:16.
Sermon Guide: Due to the holiday, there were no sermon guides this week.
Advent Devotional: Wonders of His Love
December 17, 2023: Jason Wing continues our Wonders of His Love series, walking us through Romans 8:35-39.
Sermon Guide: Wonders of His Love Part 3
Advent Devotional: Wonders of His Love
December 10, 2023: Jason Wing continues our Wonders of His Love series, walking us through Ephesians 1:3-6.
Sermon Guide: Wonders of His Love Part 2
Advent Devotional: Wonders of His Love
December 3, 2023: Jason Wing begins our Wonders of His Love series, walking us through 1 John 4:7-10.
Sermon Guide: Wonders of His Love Part 1
Advent Devotional: Wonders of His Love
November 12 2023: Rob Slouffman continues our Mercy series discussing the need to care for widows and orphans.
November 5 2023: Pastor Jason Wing continues our Mercy series discussing the persecuted church.
September 3 2023: Bryson Jackson continues our Connected “Better Together” series and taught from Ephesians. 4:13-16.
August 27 2023: Pastor Jason Wing begins our Connected series and taught from the book of Ephesians.
August 13 2023: Pastor Jason Wing continued our Acts series and taught from Acts 28:11-31.
August 13 2023: Pastor Jason Wing continued our Acts series and taught from Acts 28:1-10.
July 30 2023: Pastor Jason Wing continued our Acts series and taught from Acts 26:1-32.
July 23 2023: Pastor Jason Wing continued our Acts series and taught from Acts 25:1-27.
July 23 2023: Pastor Jason Wing continued our Acts series and taught from Acts 25:1-27.
July 16 2023: Pastor Jason Wing continued our Acts series and taught from Acts 24:1-27.
June 25 2023: Pastor Jason Wing continued our Acts series and taught from Acts 21:17-40
June 18 2023: Pastor Scott Dixon continued our Acts series and taught from Acts 21:1-16
June 11 2023: Pastor Jason Wing continued our Acts series and taught from Acts 20:17-38
May 28, 2023: Pastor Jason Wing continued our Acts series and taught from Acts 19:21-41
Jason Wing, Scott Dixon, Harry Steck, Jeff VanScoy, and Glen Duerr answer questions submitted in relation to our Asking For A Friend series.
April 30, 2023: Jason Wing ended our seriesAsking for a ‘Friend’: Questions That Christians Are Too Afraid to Ask. Jason answers the question of - should a women be a pastor?
April 24, 2023: Scott Dixon continues our series Asking for a ‘Friend’: Questions That Christians Are Too Afraid to Ask. Scott answers the question of - what if a friend or family member is same-sex attracted?
April 17, 2023: Glen Duerr begins our Asking for a ‘Friend’: Questions That Christians Are Too Afraid to Ask. Glen begins the series by teaching us how to think biblically about voting.
April 9, 2023 (Easter Sunday): Pastor Jason concluded our Brand New series on Easter Sunday by teaching from John 20 & John 21.
April 7, 2023: UBC Elder Scott Dixon taught at our Good Friday service and continued our Brand New series by teaching from Luke 23:32-43.
March 19, 2023: Pastor Jason started our new series called “Brand New” by teaching from Luke 7:36-50.
March 12, 2023: Pastor Jason brought us through the vision for how our new building will be used to help us know Christ and make Him known.
March 5, 2023: Pastor Jason taught from Genesis 28:16 and led us through a time of reflection as we prepare to move into our new Auditorium.
Feb 26, 2023: Pastor Jason Wing continued our Acts series and taught from Acts 18:18-22
Feb 12, 2023: PCCL Candidate Bill Letcher continued our Acts series and taught from Acts 17:16-34
Pastor Jason wrapped up our Make Him Know Refresh series by going through Psalm 96:1-13 and giving an update on how UBC is Making Him Known EVERYWHERE.
Pastor Jason continued our Make Him Know Refresh series by going through Colossians 4:2-6 and giving an update on how UBC is Making Him Known NEAR.
Pastor Jason kicked off our Make Him Know Refresh series by going through 2 Peter 1:3-11 and giving an update on how UBC is Making Him Known HERE.
UBC Staff members Jim Corbin & Aldin Fafulovic share UBC’s vision for missions and give us an update on UBC’s current missions efforts.
Each year, our church spends time remembering God’s faithfulness. Rob Slouffman taught from Psalm 77.
On Sunday, November 7th, we observed Orphan Sunday during our worship services. Pastor Phil Wing preached about our adoption as sons and daughters while encouraging the church to care for orphans.
Pastor Jason continued in our vision and discipleship series while focusing on what it means to know Him worshipfully.
Pastor Jason continued in our vision and discipleship series while focusing on what it means to know Him resourcefully.
Pastor Jason continued in our vision and discipleship series while focusing on what it means to know Him generationally.
Pastor Jason continued in our vision and discipleship series while focusing on what it means to know Him mercifully.
Pastor Jason continued in our vision and discipleship series while focusing on what it means to know Him missionally.
Pastor Jason continued in our vision and discipleship series while focusing on what it means to know Him relationally.
Pastor Jason continued in our vision and discipleship series while focusing on what it means to know Him prayerfully.
Pastor Jason continued in our vision and discipleship series while focusing on what it means to know Him biblically.
Pastor Jason continued in our vision and discipleship series while focusing on what it means to know Him personally.
Pastor Jason kicked off our vision and discipleship by answering the question about why we’re here. The primary text for this teaching is found in 1 Corinthians 6:8.
Scott Dixon wrapped up our four week study on the Lord’s Prayer found in Matthew 6:9-13.
Scott Dixon kicked of our four week study on the Lord’s Prayer found in Matthew 6:9-13.
In the 6th week of our series on the book of II Thessalonians, Pastor Jason taught us from II Thessalonians 3:6-15 about how the church should respond to the problem of idleness.
In the 5th week of our series on the book of II Thessalonians, Pastor Jason taught us from II Thessalonians 3:1-5 about how to pray like a mission-minded church.
We took a break from our series on II Thessalonians and were taught by one of our deacons, Glen Duerr, on a Biblical view of citizenship.
In the fourth week of our series on II Thessalonians, Pastor Jason Wing taught from II Thessalonians 2:13-17 about standing firm until Christ’s return.
We took a break from our series on II Thessalonians to install new elders & deacons, commission families in their roles as parents, and to allow our new elders to speak directly to the fathers of UBC.
In the third week of our series on II Thessalonians, Pastor Jason Wing taught from II Thessalonians 2:1-12 about the coming day of the Lord. BELIEVE THE BASIC TRUTHS ABOUT THE EVENTS OF CHRIST’S COMING AND YOUR FAITH WILL BE STRENGTHENED, NOT SHAKEN.
In the second week of our series on II Thessalonians, Pastor Jason Wing taught from II Thessalonians 1:5-12 about the suffering of the church. FOR THE CHURCH THAT SUFFERS AFFLICTION, GOD PROMISES VINDICATION.
To introduce our new series on II Thessalonians, UBC Deacon and Class Teacher, Conor Tait, taught from II Thessalonians 1:1-4 about the 5 characteristics of a commendable church.
In the final week of our “Dollars and Sense” series, Pastor Jason Wing taught from II Corinthians 9:6-15 about how generosity and giving lead to gratitude and worship.
In week 3 of our “Dollars and Sense” series, Dr. Scott Dixon taught from Luke 18:18-30 about the emotions tied to money and how we are called to use the blessings we are given.
In week 2 of our series “Dollars and Sense” pastor Jason Wing preached from Matthew 6:19-24 about God’s perspective on money.
Resources:
ESV Archaeology Study Bible
Why I choose to believe The Bible taught by Voddie Baucham
Why Trust the Bible? by Greg Gilbert
Evidence That Demands a Verdict: Life-Changing Truth for a Skeptical Worldby Josh McDowell
Biblical Archaeology Magazine
Pastor Jason Wing started our new series “Dollars and Sense” by teaching from I Timothy 6:6-10 and addressing the fruit, root, and solution to our ultimate money problem.
Resources:
ESV Archaeology Study Bible
Why I choose to believe The Bible taught by Voddie Baucham
Why Trust the Bible? by Greg Gilbert
Evidence That Demands a Verdict: Life-Changing Truth for a Skeptical Worldby Josh McDowell
Biblical Archaeology Magazine
In the third and final week of “Asking for a Friend: Part 2”, Pastor Jason answers the question of how we can know the Bible is trustworthy.
Resources:
ESV Archaeology Study Bible
Why I choose to believe The Bible taught by Voddie Baucham
Why Trust the Bible? by Greg Gilbert
Evidence That Demands a Verdict: Life-Changing Truth for a Skeptical Worldby Josh McDowell
Biblical Archaeology Magazine
In the second week of “Asking for a Friend: Part 2”, Pastor Jason taught about how the Gospel frees us to be forgiving people even when forgiveness is difficult.
In our first week of “Asking for a Friend": Part 2”, Pastor Jason showed us how the narrative of scripture helps us respond to the problem of pain.
This Good Friday, Dr. Scott Dixon preached from Matthew 27:45-50 about the completed work of Jesus Christ through His death on the cross.
This Easter Sunday, Pastor Jason Wing preached from Matthew 28:1-20 about what the resurrection of Jesus shows us.
In the 13th week of our study on I Thessalonians, Pastor Jason Wing preached from I Thessalonians 5:23-28 about biblical sanctification.
In the 12th week of our study on I Thessalonians, Pastor Jason Wing preached from I Thessalonians 5:19-22. BECAUSE THE LORD RULES THE HOUSEHOLD, THE LORD SETS THE HOUSEHOLD RULES - Part 3
In the 11th week of our study on I Thessalonians, Pastor Jason Wing preached from I Thessalonians 5:15-18. BECAUSE THE LORD RULES THE HOUSEHOLD, THE LORD SETS THE HOUSEHOLD RULES - Part 2
In the 10th week of our study on I Thessalonians, Pastor Jason Wing preached from I Thessalonians 5:12-14. BECAUSE THE LORD RULES THE HOUSEHOLD, THE LORD SETS THE HOUSEHOLD RULES - Part 1
In the 9th week of our study on I Thessalonians, Pastor Jim Dreisbach preached from I Thessalonians 5:1-11. When you are living like Jesus is coming, there will be a growing, unmistakable contrast between you and the world.
In the 8th week of our study on I Thessalonians, Pastor Jason preached from I Thessalonians 4:13-18 - WHEN WE’RE DEALING WITH DEATH, THE TRUTHS WE HOLD DETERMINE THE HOPE WE HAVE
In the 7th week of our study on I Thessalonians, Pastor Jason preached from I Thessalonians 4:9-12 - To build effective gospel bridges, those inside the church must maintain proper lives before those outside the church.
In the 6th week of our study on I Thessalonians, Pastor Jason preached from I Thessalonians 4:1-8 - WHEN WE LIVE TO BE SPIRITUALLY PLEASING TO GOD, WE WILL LIVE SEXUALLY PURE BEFORE GOD.
In the 5th week of our study on I Thessalonians, Pastor Jason preached from I Thessalonians 2:17-3:13 about the 4 evidences of Christian love.
In the 4th week of our study on I Thessalonians, Pastor Jason preached from I Thessalonians 2:13-16 about the power and importance of Scripture.
In the 3rd week of our study on I Thessalonians, Pastor Jason preached from I Thessalonians 2:1-12 about the 5 marks of a faithful church leader.
In the week two of our series on the book of I Thessalonians, pastor Jason Wing taught about how we as a church should imitate the church that scripture celebrates.
This week, we begin our 12 week series in the book of I Thessalonians. Pastor Jason Wing opened the series with an introduction to the writers, background, and themes of the book.
In the last Sunday service of 2020, Caleb O’Neel taught us from Hosea chapter 2 about God’s faithfulness.
In week two of our Christmas Playlist series, Pastor Phil Wing taught us about Zechariah’s song.
In week one of our Christmas Playlist series, Dr Scott Dixon shared with us about Mary’s Song.
In week 12 of The Church series, pastor Jason Wing discussed how the Elders are to shepherd the church by leading, feeding, tending and defending
In week 11 of The Church series, pastor Jason Wing discussed who should lead the church
In week 10 of The Church series, pastor Jason Wing discussed how the Holy Spirit is the power source of the church.
In week 9 of The Church series, pastor Jason Wing taught from 1 Corinthians 1:10 on how we as a church are called to be unified.
In week 8 of The Church series, pastor Jason Wing taught from 1 Peter 2:13-17 on how we as a church are to relate to the state.
In week 7 of The Church series, pastor Jason Wing taught from I Corinthians 12:12-27 and shared 4 reasons why church membership is important.
In week 6 of The Church series, pastor Phil Wing taught from Acts 2:42-47 on what community looks like in the church. We learn how the church is meant to function in community with one another in a way that is different than the world sees community.
In week five of The Church series, pastor Jason Wing taught from Acts 8:26-35 about how we as a church can live on mission. In order to live as witnesses on God’s mission, we must learn to follow the leading of God’s Spirit…to Anywhere…to Anyone…at Any time.
In week four of The Church series, pastor Jason Wing taught about why we gather as a church. We gather to 1) hear the proclamation of God’s word, 2) engage in the collective praise of His name, and 3) join in the shared observance of the ordinances. The more we understand our need for the church, the more we appreciate the doctrine of the church.
In week three of The Church series, pastor Jason Wing taught from Matthew 18:16-20 about the three fold purpose of the church. The church exists to 1. Worship, 2. Witness, and 3. Nurture. The more we understand our need for the church, the more we appreciate the doctrine of the church.
In week two of The Church series, pastor Jason Wing taught us about what the Church is. The Church is the people and possession of God. The Church is both visible and invisible; local and universal. The more we understand our need for the church, the more we appreciate the doctrine of the church.
In week one of The Church series, pastor Jason Wing taught us form 1 Tim 3:14-16. The more we understand our need for the church, the more we appreciate the doctrine of the church.
In week four of our Jude series, Pastor Jason Wing taught from Jude 17-23. Contending for the faith requires action both for yourself and for others. We must 1. Remain in God's Love, 2. Relieve the doubter, and 3. Retrieve the wonderer.
In week three of our Jude series, Pastor Jason Wing taught from Jude 4-7. He shared with us the destiny of an apostate according to scripture and how we as the church must heed Jude's warning that judgement awaits those who reject God. We must contend for the faith.
In week two of our Jude series, Pastor Jason Wing taught from Jude 4-13. He shared with us what it looks like when apostates arise among us and how we must contend for the faith.
In week one of our Jude series, Pastor Jason Wing taught from Jude 1-3 and shared with us about contending for the faith.
In week five of our Love Like Jesus series, Pastor Phil Wing taught from Mark 2:1-12 and shared the story of Jesus healing the paralytic.
Speaking truth in a loving way requires a delicate balance of knowing truth, loving the person you’re speaking to, and the will to act by speaking that truth. In week four of our Love Like Jesus series, Mark 10:17-22 gives us a perfect example we can mirror as Jesus speaks the truth in love a rich young ruler.
As we look at Matthew 5:43-48 in week three of our Love Like Jesus series, we study one of the most challenging teachings Jesus gives throughout scripture; the call to love our enemies.
Through Luke 10:25-37, we look at Jesus’ teaching on how to love our neighbor through the setup, story, summary, and significance of The Parable of the Good Samaritan.
When we realize how much we are loved by Jesus, we will then love like Jesus. Through John 15:12-17, Pastor Jason begins our new series, Love Like Jesus, a 5-week study where we’ll look at passages of scripture that highlight Jesus’ great love for us and encourage one another to show the love of Jesus to a hurting world.
Through Acts chapter 10, Pastor Jason teaches a gospel-based response to racial and ethnic hostility.
As we celebrate Father’s Day, Pastor Jason Wing guides us through Psalm 78 & Joshua 24 in the final sermon for our Generations series. In this sermon, Pastor Jason focuses on what means for fathers to lead their families to honor and know The Lord.
Discussion Guide
This week we were so thankful to have Associate Professor of Bible at Cedarville University & UBC member, Dr. Scott Dixon teach the 6th installment of our Generations series. Through Psalm 78, Dr. Dixon teaches us what it looks like to be ministered by & minister to the senior generation.
Discussion Guide
We were so grateful to have Dr. James Risner, Associational Missionary of The Greater Dayton Association of Baptists (GDAB), lead us through Psalm 78:8 to teach the dangers of spiritual amnesia and the importance of remembering the faithfulness of The Lord.
Discussion Guide
In the fourth week of our Generations series, we ask one major question, “do we want what God wants for the next generation?” Pastor Jason walks through Psalm 78:5-7 to helps us learn what God’s Word says about what God wants for the next generation and generations to come.
Discussion Guide
As we continue in our Generations series, Pastor Jason leads us takes us through the 53-year history of UBC, and as he teaches through Psalm 78 & Deuteronomy 6:4-9, 20-25, asks the question, “what will the children of UBC believe and teach 53 years from now?” Much of what we teach our children today will determine what they teach generations to come.
Discussion Guide
In week 2 of our Generations series, Pastor Jason begins to lead us through Psalm 78. We learn through the first eight passages that the only way we can guide the next generation to know God is to first know Him ourselves. And the main way we know God is to hearing Him through scripture.
Resources:
“Solid Joys” podcast/email by Desiring God - https://apple.co/368X9fV
“New Morning Mercies” by Paul Tripp - https://amzn.to/2LAfSr9
“Morning and Evening” by Charles Spurgeon - https://amzn.to/3bExpJt
Discussion Guide
This week we celebrated Mother’s Day by starting a new sermon series titled “Generations.” Throughout this study, we will learn what it means for one generation to teach, proclaim, honor, and serve The Lord to the next generation.
The primary passage of scripture throughout the series will be Psalm 78. However, in this inaugural sermon Associate Pastor, Phil Wing walks us through 2 Timothy 1:5-7; Paul’s call to Timothy to “fan the flame” of the gospel to the next generation.
Discussion Guide
Lead Pastor, Jason Wing continues our series Asking for a ‘Friend’: Questions That Christians Are Too Afraid to by leading us through the question, “How can I know I am truly saved?”
Lead Pastor, Jason Wing continues our series Asking for a ‘Friend’: Questions That Christians Are Too Afraid to by leading us through the question, “What happens to a Christian when they die?”
Dr. Scott Dixon begins part one of ourAsking for a ‘Friend’: Questions That Christians Are Too Afraid to Ask. Scott begins the series by teaching us how Jesus addresses people struggling with disbelief, life’s brokenness, lost hope, and guilt.
This week our Student Ministry Pastor, Shane Hawkins, lead us through teaching in the gospel of Mark 14:14-31.