Watts Bar Community Church Blog

Finding Peace in a World of Worry: Jesus' Remedy for Anxiety
June 23rd, 2025
Worry is like a rocking chair—it gives you something to do but doesn't get you anywhere. If you've ever put on your "Sunday face" while turmoil brews inside, you're not alone. Everyone carries at least one care, but Jesus offers something different than the world's solutions. Discover how biblical peace isn't about removing problems but about adding Jesus to your situation, and learn three practic...
The Hidden Struggles of Men: Finding Acceptance, Freedom and Purpose
June 16th, 2025
Despite being more connected through technology than any generation before us, men are experiencing an epidemic of loneliness. 15% of men claim they have no close friends—a 12% increase since 1990. Through the powerful story of Jesus meeting a tormented man in a graveyard, discover how isolation, rejection, and shame are attacking men today, and how Christ offers the acceptance, freedom, and purpo...
The Silent Gift of Grief: Finding God's Presence in Our Pain
June 16th, 2025
In the depths of profound loss, grief can feel like anything but a gift. Yet as Lead Pastor PK shares from his family's recent heartbreak—the loss of their granddaughter at 27 weeks—we discover that grief can become a pathway to healing and a profound encounter with God's nearness. Drawing from personal experience and biblical wisdom, this post explores why embracing our sorrow, rather than numbin...
The Battle Between Your Ears
June 4th, 2025
We spend so much energy trying to get God's attention, trying to earn His favor, trying to convince Him to bless us. But what if He's already leaning in? What if He's already for you?...
Charging Through the Storm: A Biblical Approach to Overcoming Trauma
May 27th, 2025
Have you ever felt like you're constantly running from the storms of life? Research shows that 60-75% of American adults will experience at least one traumatic event in their lifetime, yet many of us spend our energy trying to escape rather than face these challenges. Learn why adopting a "buffalo mentality" – charging directly into life's storms instead of running from them – can lead to healing ...