Way Family Church Sermon Podcast

In a world fascinated by spiritual beings and heavenly mysteries, the book of Hebrews points us back to the One who is above them all, Jesus Christ.
In Hebrews 1:4–14, Elder Rob Sena teaches that Jesus is greater than the angels. Angels are created beings who serve God’s purposes, but Jesus is the eternal Son of God. His throne is forever, His authority is unmatched, and He alone is worthy of our worship.
As we study this passage, we are reminded to keep our focus anchored in Christ, not in created things, but in the Creator Himself.

Who is Jesus? Hebrews 1 gives us a breathtaking answer: He is God's final Word to humanity, the radiance of His glory, the exact imprint of His nature, and the King who reigns forever. Join us as we discover why Jesus is greater than every prophet, every angel, and every other name.
Scripture: Hebrews 1:1–14

In Jonah 4, Elder Rob Sena explores Jonah’s anger over God’s mercy toward Nineveh and reveals how the story exposes our own hearts. As God teaches Jonah through the plant, the worm, and the wind, we’re reminded that He is perfectly just and perfectly merciful. Ultimately, this passage points us to Jesus Christ, who reveals the Father and offers forgiveness and hope through the gospel.

Sunday July 3rd, 2026 by Elder Rob Sena. When God called Jonah a second time, Jonah obeyed and an entire city was confronted with God's mercy. In this message from Jonah 3, we see the power of God's Word, the necessity of repentance, and the incredible compassion of a God who delights in showing mercy to those who turn to Him.
As Nineveh believed God's warning and humbled themselves before Him, we are reminded that no one is beyond God's grace and that genuine faith always leads to a transformed life. Join us as we explore this remarkable account of God's patience, justice, and mercy, and what it means for us today.

When Jonah finds himself at rock bottom, he discovers that God's grace reaches even there. Join us as Elder Rob Sena walks through Jonah 1:17–2:10 and the powerful truth that salvation belongs to the Lord.

God sent a storm to pursue Jonah, but the storm wasn't just about judgment, it was about grace. In this message, Elder Rob Sena explores how spiritual apathy, disobedience, and a compromised witness can impact those around us, while highlighting God's relentless pursuit of His people.

What happens when God calls you somewhere you don't want to go?
In Jonah 1:1–4, we see a prophet who knew God's voice but chose to run in the opposite direction. Through Jonah's story, Elder Rob Sena explores God's will, God's love, and the reality that we can never outrun His presence. Learn how obedience impacts not only our own lives but also the lives of those around us, and discover why God's correction is a sign of His love.
Join us as we examine the opening verses of Jonah and consider the question we all must answer: Are you running to God, or running from Him?

In Colossians 4:2–18, Elder Rob Sena challenges us to live out our faith through four simple but powerful actions: pray, walk, speak, and send.
This message explores the importance of persistent prayer, living a life that reflects Christ, speaking with grace and truth, and faithfully serving in the work God has called us to. As Paul closes his letter to the Colossians, we're reminded that following Jesus is more than belief, it's a daily lifestyle that impacts how we relate to God, others, and the mission of the gospel.

What does it mean to be devoted to prayer? In this sermon from Romans 12:9–13, Barnabas Olsen encourages believers to pray persistently, pray intentionally, and trust that God works through the prayers of His people. Discover practical patterns for prayer, the importance of praying both privately and together, and how a faithful prayer life deepens our relationship with God.

Join us as Elder Rob Sena teaches through Colossians 3:18–4:1 and what it means to build our homes and lives on the solid foundation of God’s Word. Looking at marriage, parenting, work, and daily living through a biblical lens, this message points us back to Christ as our foundation and reminds us that the goal is not perfection, but direction. Are you building on the Rock or on the sand?