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Great Question! 2026: Q1 - Ken Wetmore

The Question Is: What makes something truly good or evil, and does the standard change when it comes to God?

We’ll wrestle with the idea of absolute morality and the difficult questions that challenge how we understand God’s actions. Join us as we explore what defines good, evil, and the difference between them.

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BONUS - Church Retreat 2026 Guest Speaker: Andy McDonald

This is the Saturday morning message from our 2026 Church Retreat guest speaker, Andy McDonald. Andy was the former Senior Pastor of WholeLife Church and spent 37 years in ministry before retiring.

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This Is WholeLife: Future - Ken Wetmore

Future looks ahead to what God may be calling WholeLife Church to become—and the courage it takes to move forward. Through John 21, we’re reminded that following Jesus may require new approaches, unexpected changes, and a willingness to grow. The future isn’t about having every answer; it’s about faithfully taking the next step and continuing to follow Jesus.

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This Is WholeLife: Present - Ken Wetmore

As WholeLife celebrates 100 years, we reflect on what it means to be present and make a difference. Jesus calls us to be salt and light, living with purpose through good works. How can we be a gift to our community today?

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This Is WholeLife: Past - Ken Wetmore

What can our past teach us about where God is leading us next? Explore WholeLife’s story, the faith that shaped us, and how our history can inspire us to move forward and do greater things.

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Voices of WholeLife 2026: Forge - Taylor Bothwell

Through the story of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego, we see that their courage in the furnace was built through years of small decisions to remain faithful. The goal of forging isn’t perfection, it’s allowing God to use the heat, pressure, people, and choices along the way to shape our strength, beauty, and identity.

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Great Families: Chosen Families - Ken Wetmore

A special family worship experience designed with kids in mind. Uncle Ken will gather everyone around for a bedtime story—or two—with meaningful lessons along the way. Come ready to listen, imagine, and discover what God can teach us through a good story.

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Great Families: The First (Dysfunctional) Family - Ken Wetmore

Even the Bible’s first families were far from perfect—marked by conflict, blame, brokenness, and dysfunction. Jesus reminds us that family is ultimately shaped not by perfection, but by love, faithfulness, and a shared desire to follow God. Healthy families begin when we take responsibility for ourselves, establish healthy boundaries, grow intentionally, and ...

Two Prophets, Two Widows, and One God - Lindsey Pratt

God meets us not in the abundance we wish we had, but in the little we’re willing to place in His hands. Through two widows facing impossible circumstances, we see that God provides exactly what is needed—sometimes sustaining grace, sometimes liberating abundance. Our hope is not in the size of what we bring, but in the faithfulness of the God who fills every empty ve...

Our Favorite Things: Exodus 33:11 - Ken Wetmore

Moses shows us that following God is about more than reaching the destination—it’s about living in His presence along the way. God’s presence shapes our identity, invites us into a close relationship with Him, and is more valuable than anything He could give us. As we receive and remain in His presence, we carry its fruit—love, joy, peace, kindness, and more&md...

Our Favorite Things: Psalms 107:23-30 - Ken Wetmore

When life's storms leave us at our wit's end, God invites us to call on Him, bringing peace where our own wisdom falls short. Psalm 107 reminds us that the Lord is faithful to rescue those who trust Him, guiding them safely through every crisis. True wisdom isn't found in self-reliance, but in recognizing and praising God's steadfast love and saving power.

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Our Favorite Things: Exodus 14:14 - Ken Wetmore

God sometimes leads us on the longer road—not to harm us, but to prepare us and reveal His power in ways we never expected. When life feels like you're trapped between the Red Sea and your fears, trust that God is fighting for you, stay calm, and keep moving forward in faith. As God brings you through impossible situations, celebrate His faithfulness and let every victory deepen...

Our Favorite Things: Genesis 50:20 - Ken Wetmore

Joseph's story reveals that while people wove betrayal, lies, and suffering into his life, God was weaving those same events into a greater plan of redemption. From the torn robe to the royal garments, every change of clothing points to God's transforming work and ultimately to Christ. Even what others intended for evil, God intentionally wove together for good to save many lives.

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Our Favorite Things: Psalms 51 - Ken Wetmore

David's prayer in Psalm 51 shows that real repentance begins with honest confession, not hiding our sin or guilt. Exploring the Hebrew words for sin, rebellion, and guilt, this message reveals God's desire to transform hearts—not just behavior. Discover how confession, grace, and restoration lead to the joy of forgiveness and a renewed life with God.

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Our Favorite Things: Hebrews 13:8 - Ken Wetmore

As the world changes faster than ever, Hebrews 13:8 reminds us that Jesus Christ remains the same yesterday, today, and forever. While technology, culture, and even nations change, God's love, grace, and character never do.When life feels uncertain, we can find lasting hope by anchoring our faith in the unchanging Christ.

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Once Upon a Kingdom - Melanie Bockmann

Jesus' parable of the Wedding Banquet reminds us that faith isn't about having every answer—it's about accepting the invitation to keep seeking. Rather than resolving every mystery, Scripture invites us into deeper questions that transform our hearts. At WholeLife, we believe the Bible is where conversations begin, not end.

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Our Favorite Things: 2 Chronicles 33:1-20 - Ken Wetmore

As part of our Favorite Things series, this sermon explored the dramatic transformation of King Manasseh from rebellion to repentance. His story reminds us that no one is beyond God's grace, no matter how far they have fallen. We may forget God, but God never forgets us—and He offers forgiveness and restoration to those who turn back to Him.

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Our Favorite Things: Psalms 22:6 - Ken Wetmore

As part of the Our Favorite Things series, featuring favorite Bible verses chosen by church members, this message explores Psalms 22:6. Faith is honest enough to tell God when we feel worthless, rejected, or forgotten—and strong enough to keep speaking to Him until we discover He has not left us after all.

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Our Favorite Things: Romans 12:21- Ken Wetmore

As part of the Our Favorite Things series, featuring favorite Bible verses chosen by church members, this message explored Romans 12:21 and the call to overcome evil with good. Through the example of Jesus, it reminds us that love, forgiveness, and grace are more powerful than revenge and retaliation.

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