Are you wondering if your problems are too deep for God to reach?

This sermon by Gary Wilkerson focuses on John 4 showing how the woman at the well experienced transformation when she encountered Jesus, who offered "living water" that reaches our deepest hurts and sins.

Key points:

1. Jesus has what it takes to heal our deepest wounds — "His rope is never too short"
2. True worship happens in both spirit and truth — knowing God intellectually and experiencing him emotionally
3. When we shift our worship from worldly things to Jesus, he removes our idols and fills us with his presence
4. Seeing Jesus for who he truly is transforms us — he is present, caring, and meets our deepest needs

https://wcmin.us/s250406c

Going Through Something Hard? Don’t Waste Your Affliction

In this deeply moving sermon, David Wilkerson shares why your suffering is not meaningless. If you're in the middle of something painful, this message will remind you that God is working even here — especially here.

You’re not broken beyond repair. You’re being shaped for something eternal.

In this episode, David Wilkerson discusses:

• Why God allows suffering — and how He uses it for good
• What it means to “not waste” your affliction
• The hidden strength being formed in you right now
• Encouragement for those who feel forgotten or overlooked
• Real hope for those in the middle of heartbreak or loss

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You’re not alone. And this season isn’t wasted. Let this message remind you of the beauty God can bring out of brokenness.

Is Jesus your passion? In this sermon, Pastor Gary Wilkerson preaches from John 3 and calls us to focus on our higher calling. Whether you realize it or not, God has a great purpose for your life. We must be careful not to let the insignificant distractions in life interrupt God's significant plans for us. As Christians, our single purpose in life to see people come to Jesus and grow in Christ.

https://wcmin.us/s250330c

Preached on October 15, 1996, in this moving message David Wilkerson shares biblical insights on the new world that is coming when Christ returns in glory. The return of Christ will usher in judgment, but also eternal joy in God's presence for the redeemed. If you are not prepared for his coming, now is the time.

https://wcmin.us/s250326c

Pastor Gary Wilkerson continues his sermon series in the Gospel of John, looking at the life of Nicodemus. We can sometimes put on the outer appearance of everything being okay. The busyness and clamor of the day can even keep us distracted, but in the quiet of night our deep hurts and confusion come to the surface. Only Jesus can heal these deep wounds. Come to him!

https://wcmin.us/s250323c

Preaching from Matthew 5:38-48, Pastor Joshua West explores the countercultural command of Jesus to love our enemies, as found in the Sermon on the Mount. Christ died for his enemies, showing the deepest love, mercy, and compassion. We, too, are called to love our enemies and be examples of the true God and his power to transform his followers.

https://wcmin.us/s250319c

In this fourth part of a sermon series on the Gospel of John, Pastor Gary Wilkerson looks at passages about Jesus cleansing the temple, including John 2:13 and following. Christ is consumed with zeal for his house. God doesn't want his house to be a place of consumerism—focused all on ourselves. He wants to remove things that clutter and distract us from walking in holiness. As he empties us, he wants to fill us with more zeal for him and his kingdom purposes.

https://wcmin.us/s250316c

In this sermon preached June 21, 1996, David Wilkerson encourages us to have patience and wait on the Lord. Hebrews 10:36 says, "For ye have need of patience" (KJV). God's timing is perfect, so what we see as a delay is not a delay, but it means we must trust in the Lord and have patience. The devil tries to convince us it is our fault, but the Hebrews had genuine faith. What they needed was endurance and patience to remain steadfast in their faith.

https://wcmin.us/s250312c