West Bridgewater Community Church

Brian Watson preached this sermon, on Psalm 12, on April 10, 2022.

Brian Watson preached this sermon, on Psalm 11, on March 27, 2022.

Brian Watson preached this sermon, on Psalm 10, on March 20, 2022.

Brian Watson preached this sermon on March 6, 2022.

Brian Watson preached this sermon on Psalm 8 on February 27, 2022.

David was falsely accused of doing wrong. Swearing his innocence, he asked God to judge everyone–both him and his enemies. What if we were to do that? Would God, who tests our hearts and minds, find us innocent? Brian Watson preached this sermon on February 20, 2022.

In a time of trouble, David pleads with God for healing and salvation. Learn how we can pray in this way when we are troubled. Brian Watson preached this sermon on February 13, 2022.

The Bible tells us that God hates evil. Surprisingly, Psalm 5 says that God hates those who do evil. God loves everyone, but in the same way. And there are those he hates, at least in some sense. But the fullness of the Bible says that all of us have done evil. So, how can ... Read more

The Bible warns us against anger, but not all anger is wrong. Our negative emotions can be used to fuel good works. Brian Watson preached this sermon on January 30, 2022.

David, when being hunted by his own son, cried out to God for help. While we may not be running from people who want to kill us, we all struggle in life, and we all can call out to God for help. Brian Watson preached this sermon on January 23, 2022.

The nations rage against God and his anointed King, but God gets the last laugh. All who take refuge are blessed, but the wicked will perish. Brian Watson preached this sermon, about Psalm 2 and Jesus, on January 9, 2022.

Who is the one blessed by God? The one who avoids evil and who delights in God, specifically in God’s word. Brian Watson preached this sermon, the first in a series of sermons on the Psalms, on January 2, 2022.

When Jesus was born, an angel announced this good news to shepherds. These humble men saw two great sights: a dark sky illuminated by the glory of the Lord and a host of angels and a baby in a manger. While the former sight would have been most impressive, the latter vision was greater. Find ... Read more

During the time of certain powerful men, such as Caesar Augustus, the world’s most powerful was born in a small town, in very humble surroundings. This tells us something very important about how God works and what Jesus came to do. Brian Watson preached this sermon on Christmas Eve, 2021.

There are two great miracles of Christmas: One is that God became man, something called the incarnation. The other is that a virgin would become pregnant apart from sexual intercourse. The sign that God is with his people is that a virgin would conceive and give birth to a son known as Immanuel, or “God ... Read more

In the Old Testament, it was prophesied that Israel would have a king. Find out why the King of the Jews is not like other kings, and why we celebrate his birth. Brian Watson preached this sermon on December 12, 2021.

God made several promises that one day, someone would come to make all things right. Someone would come to crush evil, bless the world, and rule over it. People of faith waited for a long time for these promises to come true. We are still waiting for Jesus to return to bring all of God’s ... Read more

What is the relationship between salvation and good works? There are two opposite errors that can be made. These are discussed in Titus 3, a passage preached by Brian Watson on November 28, 2021.

Christians have a hope for the future that shapes their lives now. Our blessed hope is the glorious return of Jesus Christ. We live for that hope now. Brian Watson preached this sermon on November 21, 2021.

Healthy theology leads to healthy living. Paul tells Titus to instruct various groups in the church to live according to God’s design so that others will not oppose God’s word or his people, and so that the truth of Christianity would appear beautiful. Brian Watson preached this sermon on November 14, 2021.