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For week two of Intended For Good, we reflect on the ways that God takes all of Joseph's life's circumstances and uses them for His glory to help paint a portrait of Jesus.During the trials and temptations that Joseph faced, he wasn't able to change his situations, but he was able to shift the moment's focus and outcome to reflect back towards Christ, bringing victory over the trial.

We're jumping into a brand new series where we will take a deep dive into the life of Joseph. We look forward to the upcoming weeks with great excitement and anticipation as we study God's word together with you.

In the same way that we select a destination on our GPS, how do we do this for our lives? As we route our GPS to home, we have to put God in the correct position. Join us as we wrap up our series on Global Vision and set our navigation to home and focus our attention on eternity.

Week four of Global Vision might feel a little different, as we hear from Jay Greer all the way from Japan! We're expectant as he shares with us the mission of Christ and how that mission is actively playing out all around the world.

For the third week of our series on Global Vision, we get to hear a special message from Pastor Owen! Join us for this timely message as we gain vision to see God's Kingdom through his line of sight.

We are extremely excited to welcome our global partner, Jamal, all the way from the country of Jordan! We are ready and expectant for the message that God will speak to us through him. Let's give Jamal a warm welcome, sit back, and get ready to expand your vision.

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This week we get to hear from Todd, our Next Gen Pastor, for our third and final week of our series on the spiritual formation of servitude. We also get to come together to celebrate the life transformation shown through the act of water baptism! You don’t want to miss out on this weekend. It’s going to be one for the books!

We're in the second week of our three-week series on forming the spiritual habit of servitude and we don't want you to miss out on today!This week we direct our time and attention towards the habit of being quiet, being aware, being available to whatever God places in front of you. Here we go - let's dive in together!

Earlier this year we began a series titled The Way, focusing our attention on building spiritual habits that form us. For the next three weeks, we are further refining our spiritual habits and forming a greater heart of service. We don't want to give too much away, but know that this is a series that you don't want to miss out on! We'll see you soon!

We're stepping into week two of Shadow Chasers with excitement and anticipation as we continue our discussion of chasing modern-day idols.We hope you join us today as Pastor John breaks down what an idol could be for you and how we can continue to shift our focus from the shadows we often chase onto the person of Jesus. It's going to be a great week!

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Shadow chasers is a new series centered around modern-day idols. We often chase after created things rather than the creator. Our identity becomes engulfed in chasing shadows, giving glory to the darkness while the light shines above. Throughout the series, we will focus on dismantling false identities from the shadows we chase and seek the light from the start.

Summer is coming to an end and we are getting back into the thick of busy schedules and routines. It's with this in mind that our special guest, Robert Watson, brings us a special word.Lean in as we have a discussion on the brevity of life and the importance of prioritizing our relationship with God and with people in our schedules.

Join us for a special day together as we hear an amazing word from our very own Pastor John! Make sure to join for a time of reflection on all that Jesus has done for us through communion and how we can step into living the life we were created for in Jesus.

Pastor John is with us yet again for another week as we continue our study through the book of Ephesians. This week, we are specifically concentrating on the Armor of God and how it helps us to know our fight, know our enemy, and know our plan. Let's suit up and get ready to step into action together!

We are very excited to say that Pastor John is back with us for our seventh week of our current series on Ephesians.Last week we discussed five qualities of an imitator of God. This week we continue this conversation and see that everything you do should be influenced by who you are in the new.

In chapter five of Ephesians, you'll read of God's call for us to be imitators of Christ. This is the foundation upon which we will center our time, looking at the symptoms of cheap imitations and real imitators. Join us and our special guest speaker, Tom Garasha, for an incredible day together.

This week we are excited to be joined by another amazing guest speaker, Bill Knotts!As we continue in our second week of studying Ephesians chapter four, we explore what it means to live a life worthy of the calling you have received. Focus in and join us for a great time together!

We are moving into chapter four of Ephesians and are in for a special treat! This week we get to hear a great word from the great Pastor Owen Wildman!Grab a pen and some paper, turn to the book of Ephesians and sit tight for another great week together.

This week we are excited to be joined by a special guest speaker, Derek Beauchamp.As we explore the third chapter of Ephesians together, we see that the Gospel is for everyone, God is available to all of us and our best life is lived with God.

This week we are excited to be joined by a special guest speaker, Mike Gaston! As we explore second Ephesians together, we see that God has stepped into our deepest problems, and that His power has changed EVERYTHING.

We’re starting a brand new series where we hone in on the book of Ephesians. This week we are specifically looking at chapter 1 where we see that it’s through the trinity that we find out who we are and what we are living for. Lean in and sit on the edge of your seat and join us for a great teaching.

If you have joined us for the last couple of weeks, you have spent time understanding the Bible as one seamless story. As we move into the final week of our series, Moving Home, we discuss the end story where heaven and earth collide. We are moving home. It’s a guarantee that is already, not yet.

We are in the seventh week of our Moving home series and today we are continuing our conversation on Family, which we began talking about last week.The enemy is at work to destroy the unity we have as a family by using the tool of division. Let's take a moment and hear more about how we can keep the unity that has been freely given to us.

We have a special day planned for week six of our current series, Moving Home. Not only are we talking about what we are called to do as part of God’s family, but we are also celebrating together the new life-transformation that is expressed through the act of baptism. Secondly, we have a very exciting announcement to share with you concerning our Prescott Valley Campus. Lean in with us and sit on the edge of your seat as we step into this powerful day with one another.

For week five of Moving Home, we’re continuing to go through the Bible as one unified story together. Join us for a meaningful time together as we look at who Jesus is throughout the narrative of scripture. Get ready to lean in with us this morning.

If you joined us last week, you might remember talking about Runaways. As we move into week four of Moving Home, we see how God is bringing rescue from our wayward brokenness.In the same way that God built a nation out of Israel, He is building a nation in us today. The foundation of the nation is not the land itself. Instead, it is God's people and His love for us.

For week three of Moving Home, we’re continuing to go through the Bible as one unified story together. Join us for a meaningful time together as we look at Runaways, the disjointed partnership with God, and see that on the other side there is still hope.

For week 2 of our current series, “Moving Home”, we are discussing the topic of what God originally intended home to be. Where do we fit within the story and within the purpose that God deliberately designed us for?Make sure to focus in as we talk about how home is the heart of our purpose and our identity. Home is not a place, instead It’s God’s presence living within you.

This week Pastor John kicks off our new series “Moving Home.” Together we will dive into understanding the Bible as one seamless story and set our eyes on moving home. Lean in with us this morning and let’s get ready for a great week ahead. God is already on the move.

This weekend we have the honor of hearing from two very special guests who talk about the freedom that can be found in Christ! Join us in our conversation with our Next Steps Pastor, Bob Hoyt. Bob will be joined on stage by Brendan McDonough, who is the lone survivor of the Yarnell Hill Fire in 2013. Make sure to tune in for a great time that is filled with worship, encouragement, redemption, and family.

Easter at Watson was such a special day! We got to come together as one body and as one family to celebrate our risen savior. We're glad to have you join us today and love getting to spend this time together with you. In today’s teaching, Pastor John talks about how It's not about how far you can go in the physical, but that it's about how far Jesus already went for you in the spiritual. It took God almighty going into a tomb of stone so that you can change your heart of stone into a heart of life. Are you ready to step into life today? Don’t miss the wonder. Lean in today like this is your first time.

As we prepare for the celebration of Christ's resurrection this Easter, Pastor John analyzes how God can bring life to every single person who has dry bones, restoring them to fullness in Him.Join us for a meaningful time together as look at the dry bones we might have and what dry bones we see around us. Let's lean into life and resurrection today.

Today you are in for a special treat! We are excited to welcome back Pastor Mike this weekend as our guest speaker.In today’s teaching, we see dive into the story about the raising of Lazarus. Pastor Mike walks us through 4 different takeaways from the story and how that relates to us today in our relationship with Jesus. Get ready to lean in with us as we continue to walk generously with God and with those around us.

For week 6 of our series on generosity, we are talking about the generosity of our finances. The blessings that God has provided us with are never-ending and overly abundant. To give generously through your finances is to make a declaration of the generosity within your heart. By giving back to God, we are demonstrating where we put our faith and trust. Let’s step in and give generously together.

In week 5 of The Way, we are going to examine the generosity of serving and how it impacts you and those around you. Jesus came not to be served, but to serve. It’s through His generous service that we have been gifted with abundant life in Jesus. You were given this life-changing gift, not to withhold for yourself, but to present it to all that you encounter.The life change of Jesus is made available to others through your generosity. Within the topic of serving generously, we will focus on both the “why” and the “how” behind the act of serving, along with applicable ways for you to step in. Let's dive in together!

Week four of our series on generosity focuses in on the words that we speak and the generosity that flows from them. Words are everywhere; common within our everyday life and even our entire world. Our words are filled with influence, having the potential to fill others with life or with ruin. This week we are taking practical steps towards embracing words that breathe life into the people around us. Would those who are around you say that you’re generous with your words? Whether your answer is yes or no, make sure to stick around to hear about how you can begin to uplift others through the generous power of your words.

We are in the third week of our series on generosity, where we direct our attention to the idea that a generous soul is a reflection of a generous God. This week we continue to step into actionable steps for embracing the abundant generosity of God throughout different areas of our life.Today we are centering our focus on the topic of generosity through the evaluation of our time. We need to redefine the opportunities that fill our time and shift our point-of-view to see opportunity as the full, rewarding life that God wants for you. A wise person makes the most out of every opportunity. How are you going to step into the enriching life that God has on reserve for you?

Last week we kicked off a new series that focuses on the idea that a generous soul is a reflection of a generous God. Each week, we are taking practical steps to embrace God’s abundant generosity throughout different areas of our life.Today, we look at generosity from a different perspective, focusing on the generosity of the Gospel. To be able to live generously with joy, we must first give thanks for the generosity in the Gospel. The generous Gospel impacts us on a personal level that transforms the way we live.

We’re jumping right into a brand new teaching series called, The Way. Throughout the next year, we are focusing on spiritual habits that form us. In this series, we are honing in on the topic of generosity. This week we are specifically looking at the generosity of God along with His nature and character that is on display all throughout the bible.The character of God is generous, but too often we don’t slow down long enough to see it. This week, through thanksgiving and gratitude, we begin to see an avenue in which we can begin to catch the generous nature of God. Catch today’s message to hear how you can begin to see the generosity of God play out in your own life.

Today we had the opportunity to share in the celebration of baptism with one another. In part with the life given to us anew in Christ, we get to hear a special teaching from guest speaker, Bob Hoyt. Bob talks to us about the subject of our story. We have our own storyline within the much grander narrative of God. As seen in 2 Corinthians, by finding our story inside of Christ, we become a new creation.To hear about how you can live with confidence in your story and of God’s love for you, go ahead and check out today’s message. We hope that you are encouraged today.

Can you believe that we are already in our 4th week of ‘Castles of Sand’? We have loved this practical series, helping us to find rhythms to stand on as we build a solid foundation in 2021. This week we discuss the topic of forgiveness. In Matthew 6:12 we see that there is a daily happening of seeking forgiveness of our debts, as we forgive our debaters. Within that happening, there is a releasing of debts from both us and God.This week we are challenged to constructively pursue forgiveness in your soul for someone who has wronged you. Go ahead and check out today's teaching to learn how you can do that!

As we step into week 3 of our current series, "Castles of Sand'', Pastor John talks about the habit of hearing. We discuss how Intentional hearing is key to shaping what you will get out of the things you hear in God’s word. We discuss the question ‘if intentionality is key to my spiritual growth and my identity, what’s my intention when it comes to hearing the words of Jesus?To help identify your intentions and to receive practical steps toward truly hearing the words of Christ, check out today’s message.

We are in our second week of Castles of Sand, and we are diving into the rhythm of prayer. Prayer is the medium that carries us to experience God, taking all of who we are as we step into connection with God in a fresh way. If we are going to build our life on a firm foundation, then one of the practices and realities is that prayer will be a part of our life. In today's teaching, we look at practical ways to begin making prayer a habitual rhythm within each of our lives. You don't want to miss this powerful, encouraging message. Go ahead and check it out!

We are starting the new year with a brand new series, 'Castles of Sand'. This series is all about the rhythms to stand on. A foolish man builds his house on sand - what are you building your life's foundation on? The ground for building is optional, but storms are not. In this series, we will look at practical rhythms to put in place to help you have a solid foundation that will not waver when the storms of life come raging in. In today's teaching, we see that we have a responsibility to hear the words of Jesus and to put them into action. Go ahead and check out today's teaching to hear about how you can build the foundation and habit of hearing and acting upon the word of God.

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Week four of A Reason For Hope focuses on the topic of Peace.As a peacemaker, you have been given the raw materials to make something new. Because of our hope in Jesus, you can go and make peace by sowing and cultivating peace in your life.What about the moments where peace feels miles away and everything in your life feels like it's in turmoil and chaos? Today we see that, while you're longing for change and peace in your circumstances, "peace isn't the absence of something. It's the presence of someone". Go ahead and watch today's teaching to hear how Jesus can provide you with the ultimate hope of peace, even amongst the chaos.

For our 3rd week of our Advent series, A Reason For Hope, we discuss the Hope of Joy that is given through Jesus. The things that happen around you shouldn't dictate the joy that you have. Because of the birth and resurrection of our Lord and Savior, Jesus, we can have great joy no matter the circumstances that we face. Joy starts internally and translates externally. When you walk with the spirit of God, joy can't help but to abound in all that you do. Tune in today to hear more about how you can have the ultimate joy, even amongst the chaos of your circumstances. Make sure you catch on up the past weeks of our current teaching series, A Reason For Hope, by clicking the link below! https://bit.ly/3lP9VXf

In week two of our Advent series, A Reason For Hope, we lean into the period of waiting that took place while anticipating the arrival of Jesus. In today's teaching, we turn to the Bible to see how waiting is actually an act of love that God has given to us.Waiting is never void of tension and we live in a culture that tells us that the act of hurrying and receiving instant results are far better than waiting. But what if the tension of waiting is actually designed by God, out of love, to give you a fresh experience and perspective while you're in the waiting. Check out today's message to hear how you can be confident that God is up to something, while you're in the waiting. Make sure you catch on up with the past weeks of our current teaching series, A Reason For Hope, by clicking the link below! A Reason for Hope - Week 1